Local notes on returning visitors and service members
Tommy Tanner and Bob Bostwick returned from Madrid after weekend with Clarence Cross a former Washington high school pupil. Staff Sgt and Mrs Alvin J Horak of Casper Wyoming visit parental homes while he on furlough due back at Casper air base May 26. Mrs George Fetes heads to Shawnee Oklahoma where husband trains at Baptist university and air corps. address Pvt George Tetes 17097302 Sect 13 91st Colg Det Shawnee Okla.
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Tommy Tanner
Bob Bostwick
Madrid
Clarence Cross
Washington High School
Alvin J. Horak
Casper
Wyo
John Horak
Cleo Shockey
George Fetes
Shawnee
Okla
Baptist University
Air Corps
George Tetes
A.S.N
Baraboo Couple and Daughter Visit Iowa City Hosts
Mr and Mrs Woodrow Wade and daughter Sandrays Lee of Baraboo Wisconsin are guests of Clarence Berkhoff. They arrived Sunday and plan to travel to Stanbury Missouri then Kansas City to visit Wade's and his wife’s parents. Wade manages the Penney store in Baraboo. Lt Wilma Palmer Army Nurses Corps spends ten days with her parents in Iowa City after arriving on the Rocket.
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Woodrow Wade
Sandrays Lee
Baraboo
Wis
Clarence Berkhoff
Stanbury
Mr. Wade
Kansas City
Mrs. Wade
Washington
J. C. Penney and Company, Inc
Penney
Wilma Palmer
Army Nurses Corps
Buckley Field
Denver
Colo
Charles Palmer
Iowa City
Palmers
Club Standings and Results of Games
Postponements leave only scheduled games. New York Borony 1-2 against Detroit Newhouser 0-1. Boston Hughson 2-1 at Cleveland Bugby 4-1. Washington Pyle 3-2 at St Louis Gatehouse 1-1. Philadelphia Christopher 2-8 at Chicago Smith 1-2.
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Washington
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Borony
Newhouser
Boston
Hughson
Cleveland
Bugby
Pyle
St.Louis
Gatehouse
Philadelphia
Christopher
Chicago
Smith
W. L
New York A
Washington A
Detroit Luil
Baseball scores from early season games reported
Cincinnati defeated New York 3 to 1 as part of a night schedule. Philadelphia beat Chicago 4 to 1 over Brooklyn and St Louis 0 over Brooklyn. Cincinnati held Riddle at 2 3. New York featured Sayles at 1 0. White contributed 2 2 for St Louis against Brooklyn Wyatt 1 1. Sewell 8 0 led Pittsburgh against Boston Javery 2 1. Bithorn struggled in Chicago against Philadelphia Johnson 2 1.
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Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Riddle
Sayles
White
Wyatt
Pittsburgh
Sewell
Boston
Javery
Bithorn
Johnson
W. L. Pet
Replacing Dull Bulbs to Save Light in Homes
A simple tip advises replacing a blackened lamp bulb to save up to 25 percent of light. If a dull or burned bulb is found in a reading lamp or fixture, install a fresh bulb and dispose of the old one in the attic or closet.
Hospital Discharges Reported for Several Patients
Mrs. Glen Duncan of 614 North Iowa Avenue was discharged last evening. Mrs. Kathleen Graham of 51 North Avenue D was admitted yesterday as a medical patient. Marie Elmore of Fairfield and Mary Pegson of Wellman were discharged this morning for home.
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Glen Duncan
North
Iowa Avenue
Kathleen Graham
North Avenue D
Marie Elmore
Fairfield
Mary Fpegson
Wellman
Iowa 1943 Grid Schedule Sets Eight Games
Iowa's 1943 football schedule is fixed with eight games. Home games at Iowa City include Wisconsin Illinois, Indiana, and Purdue with Nebraska and Minnesota on the road. The opener may be Great Lakes away, and Iowa plays the Iowa Pre Flight squad at home on October 9.
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Iowa Ctv
University of Iowa
Iowa Stadium
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Seahawks
Madison
Iowa City
Indiana
Purdue
Lafayette
Min
Order of Rainbow Installs Officers
The Order of Rainbow Girls installed nine officers at ceremonies in the Masonic temple with Eleanor Tucker as installing officer. Attendants included Mrs. John Harp and 48 members. officers named Gayle Davis and Virginia Judden led the group with Beverly Brown as musician and Martha Jean Crossett as recorder.
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Order of Rainbow Girls
Masooic Temple
Eleanor Tucker
John Harp
Advissor
Donald Orr
Murs. Orr
Marrtha Jean Crossett
Beverly Brown
Marjorie Thompson
Gayle Davis
Virginia Judden
Bonnie Jean Simpson
Charity
Lois Mace
Hope
Marjorie Coon
Faith
Betty Snakenberg
Lila Holden
Frances Whisler
Lorene Kiesey
Henrietta Stewart
Nature
Margaret Juni
Bluth
Virginia Gibson
Fidelity
Mary Voorhees
Evelyn Meek
Service
Marie Blattner
Confidential Observer
Barbara Etter
Outer Observer
Shirley Dunlap
Mary Bordwell
Bowtie
Gwendolyn Ramseyer
Virginia Shepherd
Patricia Patterson
Jane Pauls
Alice Walker
Helen Falk
Jean Mangold
Mrs A Keith Droz Honored by Local Bridge Club
Mrs A Keith Droz of Grosse Ile Michigan was honored by a bridge club she belonged to when living there. Members had a Dutch treat luncheon at Wings cafe and spent the afternoon visiting and playing bridge at the home of Mrs Manton Hebner. Irvin K Deer of Evanston Illinois spent yesterday and today in Washington. He will address the Fortnightly club this evening in the Lincoln school community room after a noon Rotary dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Keith Droz
Grosselle, Mich
Winga’s
Manton Hebner
Irvin EK
Deer
Evanston
Washington
Lincoln School
Rotary Club
Jean Baker Weds John Steck Sproatt in Decorah
The marriage of Jean Clark Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Baker Decorah and John Steck Sproatt of St Paul Minnesota son of Mr and Mrs Jay F Sproatt Wayne Michigan was solemnized at three o'clock Friday in the Baker home Rev Richard K McEvoy Trinity Church Iowa City officiated. Maid of honor Gretchen Altfilliseh best man J F Sproatt usher Miles O'Brian Oelwein attended guests from Owasso Michigan Chicago and Washington attended the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Clark Baker
Russell Baker
Decorah
John Steck Sproatt
St. Paul
Miles O’brian
Oelwein
State University of Iowa
Sproatt
College of Law
Iowa City
Fred Steck
Sidney Steck
Owasso, Mich
Edwin M. Miller
Chicago
Ministerial Group Discusses The Church and Motion Pictures
Mr. Deer met with the Washington county ministerial association to discuss The Church and Motion Pictures. He said he thoroughly enjoyed the exchange of viewpoints and the productive afternoon discussion.
Kolah Club Meeting Postponed
The Kolah club meeting set for tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Charles Palmer has been postponed.
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The
Kolah Club
Charles Palmer
Drama Department May Party At Gallagher Home
The Fortnightly elu Drama Department held a cooperative dinner last evening at Mrs. Date Gallagher’s home. Guests sat at five tables with a seasonal flower centerpiece as the business meeting closed the current term and new year names were selected.
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Drama Department
Elu
Date Gallagher
Mra Gallagher
Don Braden
Merritt McDaniel
Jaden
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