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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1952

Page

8

Senators Surprise Experts Vie For Lead In American League

Washington managers Harris boosts the Nationals with new players from other clubs as they cling to second place in pursuit of the Indians. In other action, Boston tops St. Louis 4 3, Roe wins again for the Dodgers, and Philadelphia blanked by St. Louis 4 0 as States proves the majors’ first seven game winner.

New York Buels Harris Wallington Senators Senators Dodgers Giants Cues Preacher Roe Cardinals Philadelphia Gerry States Boston Browns Harris Sleater White Sox Saul Rogoviin Washington Jensens Miekel Vernons Pet Yankees Clint Courtney

Major Leagues Baseball Matchups Report

Overview of Major Leagues games with matchups including St. Louis at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at Brooklyn and Houston at Detroit indicating a slate of marquee Interleague style clashes.

St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburch New York Chicazo Brooklyn

Poppies to Bloom in Washington for Memorial Day

Mrs. Carl Voorhees announces the Leon Beatty Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary will plant red paper poppies in Washington on Saturday May 23 to honor veterans.

Washington Carl Voorhees Leon Beatty American Legion Auxiliary

Poison Corn Marketed to Kill Ground Squirrels and Moles

A product labeled poison corn is marketed for killing ground squirrels, gophers, and moles. The packaging shows intended use and target pests but raises safety and regulatory concerns for handling and application.

City Hall Bowling American League Scores and Standings

Total pins show Shell Oilers 2506 and State Highway 2511 with handicaps. Atchison and Journal teams are listed with losses and handicapped totals. High scorers include Harold Werr and Max Donaldson. top games feature D Baumert and Bo Gray. An 105 year old Polish widow becomes the oldest displaced person entering the United States under wartime relief services.

Shell Phillips Hieh Wis Shell Poe Huich Harold Werr Max Donaldson Db Baumert DD. Baumer Bo Gray G. Moothart M. Donaldson Co Snyder G. Mekhune L. Litthe J. Puhr L. Gilmore H. Kerr Ro Zeck D. Baumert United States National Catholic Welfare Conference

Local Mothers Day Gatherings Highlight Family Visits

Betty Jean Jeffries and two college friends recentl y stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Jeffries. State Teachers College Cedar Falls graduate prepares for June 8. Delicate social notes mention Mother's Day observances with Mrs William Caldwell honored among guests.

Betty Jean Jeffries Charles Jeffries Miss Jeffrie State Teachers College At Cedar Falls

Girls Softball Practice Announced for Maybelle Rothschild Team

The Maybelle Rothschild girls team and the Cubs of the city league were listed for practice today. The girls will meet at Stewart School at 6 p.m. this afternoon and again Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. All interested girls are urged to report. Cubs manager Sam Watterson said practice will be at Greenfield at 6 p.m. on Tuesdays.

Maybelle Rothschild Cubs Stewart School Sam Watterson Greenfield

Prairie Flower Notes and Tests Across the Community

Prairie Flower pupils take annual tests with seventh graders Larry Shalla and Gary Rhodes and eighth graders Beverly Shalla Gladys Knupp and Lee Christies noted. The district reports births birthdays banquets funerals and visits among local families and includes construction bid notices from Washington County with bidder qualifications and culvert installations.

Martha G. Thrasher Prairie Flower May Larry Shalla Gary Rhodes Wrade Beverly Shalla Gladys Knupp Lee Christies Roy Finke Everette Denison Ellis Finke Pella Marguerite Hering SUS Alies Marie George Miller Jr Rome Iowa Arthur Sammons Carlisle Sammons Finke

Local Social News From New London And Madison

Mr and Mrs Everette Dennis on and Mr and Mrs John Rittenhouse spent Sunday at the Harry Rittenhouse home in New London. Mr and Mrs Robert Wartinbee attended the Delta Tau Delta alumni reunion in Madison Wisconsin. Visitors at Clyde Lambert home included daughter Maxine and friends Joan Barton Esther Hough and Darlene Kuhns all students at Lincoln Bible Institute. Mr and Mrs Don Choleher Linda and Nancy of Susinas Michigan visit Clyde and Mrs Lambert.

Everette Dennison John Rittenhouse Harry Rittenhouse New London Robert Wartinbee Madison Wisconsin Delta Tau Delta Fraternity University Clyde Lambert Maxine Schoct Joan Barton Esther Hough Darlene Kuhns Lincoln Bible Institute Lincoln, UI Don Choleher Linda Nancy Susinas Mich Cholebhers

Spurgeon Firm Opens New York City Office

Harold Johnson, manager of the Spurgeon store, reports happiness as the Spur geon Company opens a New York office. William Spurgeon will manage the new office, adding to existing Chicago offices in the market district.

Spurgeon Firm New York Harold Johnson Spurgeon Spurgeon Company New York City William Spurgeon Chicago

Water Mustache Reveals Congo River Depths

In a Congo River voyage, steamboatmen gauge depth by the bow's water mustache. The splash pattern sounds differ between deep water and shallow sandbars, guiding navigation.

Congo Africa

Today’s Smile Optimist and pessimist start a business

An optimist and a pessimist formed a venture. Initial weeks ran well with steady customers. The optimist felt grateful and upbeat while the pessimist refused to stay elated.

Births and Admissions at Local Hospital

Yesterday morning Mr and Mrs Dale Dodds of Washington welcomed a daughter. This morning Mr and Mrs Kenneth Peitier of West Chester welcomed a daughter. Admitted yesterday Mrs Viola Wnatts of Washington, medical. Harry Allen of Washington, medical. This morning Mrs Latimer Davis of Crawfordsville, medical. Leslie Turnipseed of Brighton, surgical. Dismissed yesterday Mrs Ralph Youns, Mrs Homer Kirchner and son, Mrs Paul Wellington and daughter, Mrs Daryl Longer. Today Mrs Lyle Morgan and son of Columbus Junction, Mrs Emil Peiffer.

Dale Dodds Washington Kenneth Peitier West Chester Viola Wnatts Harry Allen Latimer Davis Crawfordsville Leslie Ralph Youns Homer Kirchner Paul Wellington Daryl Longer Lyle Morgan Columbus Junction Emil Peiffer

Relatives and friends visit Johnson home over weekend

At the home of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Johnson many relatives dropped by Sunday afternoon including Alvin P. Y. Johnson Mero and Oscar R Johnson af Illinois and Johnsons nieces. Other callers were Ed Libe Lyle Hayes and Doug Donald Hayes Clovee Hayes Paul Long and infant son I A Meredith Tipton Patterson Warren and son and Lloyd Ferns. Mrs Hartman of New London and Mrs Vault Vertz of Idaho Falls visited. Dr A W Clow and wife attended the osteopathic convention in Des Moines.

John L. Johnson Alvin PY. Johnson Mero Oscar R. Johnson Iinois Jolson Ed Libe Lyle Hayes Doug Donald Hayes Clovee Hayes Paul Long I. A. Meredith Tipton Patterson Warren and Son Lloyd Ferns

Parental Visit Notes and Local Family Updates

Duane Earll spent a weekend at the Virgil arts home. Maril is stationed with the army in Chicago. William Dean Sehaeffer, son of Allen Sehaeffer of Crawfordsville, will enter sixth grade at Hedrick in Keokuk county after two years at Parsons in 1950. Marie Davis of Fairfield plans to teach in West Chester next year after four years at Parsons where she was active in music and dramatics and soloist for a church choir. She belonged to the Opheus society Parsons Players and Theta Alpha Phi. Mr and Mrs Fred Ward and family visit from Lemon Grove California due to Mike Ward’s mother’s illness, Mrs James Arnold. Mr and Mrs Steve Stewart host their guest niece Mrs Lewis Reed of Glendale California for about two more weeks.

William Dean Sehaeffer Allen Sehaefffer Crawfordsville Hedrick Keokuk Parsons Marie Davis Fairfield West Chester Davis Opheus Society Parsons Players Theta Alpha Phi Fred Ward Lemon Grove Calif Mike Ward James Arnold

Vacu-matic Carburetor Promises Gas Savings

Wisconsin inventor unveils a Vacu-matic Carburetor unit claimed to curb fuel waste by automatic supercharge based operation. Easily installed in minutes and said to fit cars, trucks, and tractors from Vacu-matic Carburetor Co in Wauwatosa. free particulars offered to interested motorists.

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