Plants for flower boxes and bedding plants
Arrival of Geraniums Lan tana Cannas for flower boxes and bedding. Bright colors and sturdy selections available for spring planting.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1944
Page
2
Arrival of Geraniums Lan tana Cannas for flower boxes and bedding. Bright colors and sturdy selections available for spring planting.
Mrs. Keith Adams and son Jim of Wellman visited in town with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crossett. Mrs. May Alcorn returns to Riverside after a visit and plans to spend summer there. Ken Keilerstrass leaves for Florida then Iran to work with Bechtel. Several local families and pupils enjoy rail trip to Washington, the children’s first on a train. Lt. Edsall Brown and son Tommy arrive from Pittsburg to spend time with Co. V. Brown. Frances Falk attends commencement as her aunt is a graduate. Mary Brohm visits from Philadelphia for two weeks with Dennis Brohm. R. E. Shannon returns from Chicago after a press association convention. Closing Out Sale of household goods Friday 7 p.m. 611 South 7th. Logan Gargus.
At the hospital Mrs Elmer Krantz Wellman was admitted yesterday as a medical patient. Mrs Gertrude James Williamsburg was dismissed this morning to 1215 South Iowa Avenue. Then a baseball results roundup lists Cincinnati over Philadelphia 6 to 5 and New York 10 over Chicago 6 among others with night games scheduled and pitchers named for today.
Boston defeated St. Louis 5 to 1 in the first game while St. Louis won the second 12 to 8. Chicago shut out New York 4 to 0. Detroit beat Philadelphia 1 to 0 as Cleveland defeated Washington 4 to 2. Pitchers listed include Ross Bowlam Shirley Judd and Gorsia Black Reynolds Leonard across the day’s doubleheader schedule.
Funeral services for Grover C. Neiswanger were conducted at L. A. Jones funeral home with Rev. Milan Thompson of Albert Lea officiating. Pallbearers included William Hull Sam Meyers Ed Shellabarger William Dean John Jenkins and George Duncan. Burial followed in Ainsworth cemetery with floral tributes surrounding the casket. Friends traveled from Oska loosa Columbus Junction Ainsworth and Washington to attend.
Carolyn Marie Kauffman of Pleasant Ridge celebrated her first birthday with a May 5 party featuring ice cream and cake. Attending were the Elmer Schantz and the Anton and Wilmer Kauffman families. The Pleasant Ridge school term closed May 12 with a cooperative supper at the school house, cut short by a thunder shower.
A discussion of fashion tricks to slim the waist using panel lines that extend from bodice to skirt. It notes avoiding belts across panels, suggests hair belts, and mentions color contrast like light insets or darker coats with contrasting dresses for a slimming effect.
To prevent navel infection and joint ill in piglets, sows should be kept from furrows in and access to old sheds or feedlots. Apply fresh iodine to the newborns navels. Maintain sanitary castration practices and follow the McLean county sanitation system or an equivalent swine sanitation program to reduce infections such as lockjaw bullnose and certain scours.
Dry soybeans serve as a base for soups and casseroles and as filling for stuffed tomatoes and peppers. Ground cooked soybeans mix with other ingredients for sandwich fillings. They can be chilled for vegetable or gelatin salads and roasted as a nut substitute.
In the 14th century during Edward III's reign the royal household valued iron utensils as jewels, placing humble items among treasured objects in the royal inventory.
Funeral services for Dorothy Jean Roth were held yesterday at St James Catholic Church conducted by Rev H J Corcoran. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery with pallbearers Sam Batterson Max Beenblossom Lyle Murray Moore John Blick and Paul Maxwell.
Street Commissioner Ralph Minick and city workmen used a fire hose to thoroughly flush the downtown business streets of Washington yesterday. The washing sent dirt into the sewers and put the pavements in condition for ongoing summer cleaning by the street flusher.
Political notice states G E Rudolph seeks re election to County Supervisor for term starting January 1945. Sign date June 1 2 3 with registration or ballot references.
Ten acts perform on the big hippodrome track of the Bud E Anderson eight ring circus at Washington Cavalry Field. Shows are scheduled for Saturday May 20 with performances at 2 PM and 8 PM.
Mrs. E. E. Ward led the American Legion Auxiliary in Legion hall for Memorial Day planning. The group arranged clothing requests for a sponsored child, poppy sales May 27 at Scott Furniture, and arbor vitae sprays and floral bouquets for the graves. Volunteers include Camp Fire girls and multiple members listed for decorating, cutting sprays, and graveside arrangements.
We express heartfelt thanks to kind neighbors and thoughtful friends for expressions of sympathy and the beautiful floral offering.
An Ankara radio broadcast reported that martial law was declared in Istanbul following a demonstration against the pro Nazi pantur anian organization. Street crowds protested activities in the Turkish capital.
Mr and Mrs Francis Roth express thanks for the thoughtful cards and gifts received, noting appreciation for the kind wishes on their special day.
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