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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1945

Page

2

Local residents move in and out as community ties shown

Rev. and Mrs. Robert Weathers moved from 1027 East Main to the Nazarene parsonage at 426 East Madison. Amile Daubs travels to Muscatine for a funeral. Cornell college student Millard DeLashmutt attended a commencement with sister Margaret. Harold Wehr visits from Quonset Point to spend time with Helen Heilman’s family. Pfister hybrid corn representatives will be radio-voted on WLS KRNT and WMT with stories of local hybrid successes. Funeral guests for Dan Moriarty list numerous relatives from Ottumwa Davenport and Des Moines. Anthony Malichy and family visit grandson Milford Cook, who just turned six. Anna Krotz of Riverside spends days with the Cook family. Lt. Comdr. T. M. Mast arrives for ten days leave from Great Lakes Hospital.

R. E. Brown Leo W. Marie Pfister Hybrid Corn Organization WLS Chicago KRNT St Moines WMT Cedar Rapids

Major Leagues National League Scores and Results

Thursday results include New York beating Cincinnati 7 to 6. Pittsburgh defeated Boston and Philadelphia 10 to 6, while Chicago won 3 to 3 against New York. St. Louis edged Brooklyn 7 to 5 and New York again triumphed 6 to 3 over Chicago. Philadelphia defeated Detroit 7 to 2. Houston and St. Louis played to a 6 to 1 Cleveland win over Washington.

National League Wit Feet New York Cec SUI Adkwne Ethos CON Sessio Mwas BOM Panensuan Ze OG Srecinnati Philadelphia Ou Cincinnati Pittsburgh Boston Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Brooklyn Detroit Hoston Cleveland Washington L Pet HSB

Births and dismissals noted for local residents

Kinross couple Mr and Mrs Gilbert F Frits welcomed a seven pound nine ounce son born at 453 last night. Pearl Harrison and Mrs Lee Colton of Columbus Junction were discharged today.

Ernest J. Leydem North Second Avenue Michael Blair Gilbert F. Frits Kinross Pearl Harrison Lee Colton Columbus Junction

84 Diplomas Awarded At High School Graduation Ceremony

The graduation program featured 84 diplomas, a church procession, and musical selections by the senior quintet and junior sextet. Dr. Orr gave the address, Griffith scholarship announced by Supt. Schell, and diplomas presented by Harry Ramseyer. Beverly Brown accompanied. Mary Broghammer directed the singers.

Thomas Polk Dr. Orr Sane M. M. Schell Griffith A. KR. Terrell Board of Education Mr. Schell Harry Ramseyer Rev. Weathers Charles Sara Lu Miller Frances Whisler Shirley Brown Tillie Loileau Gwendolyn Ramseyer Wrig Jen Gray Margaret McCall al Tey Martha Downing Ellie Walker Shirley Dowel Marjorie Kuwer Beverly Brown Mary Broghammer

Snowball Picnic Marks Prairie Flower School Year Close

Snowball notes a large group gathering as Prairie Flower and Mary Ardith Jarrard conclude their school years. Families visit hospitals, host homes, and attend banquets across surrounding towns including Williamsburg Iowa City Cedar Rapids Mt. Pleasant and Fairfield. News also mentions AB 2/e Fred Kleinschmidt departing for the South Pacific and local family updates.

Dale W. Herdlicka Prairie Flower School Mary Ardith Jarrard Carl Jarrard Walter Neff Jerry Elmer Batterson Ralph Herr Benny Russell Karl Herr Don Cave Lewis Edmund Fairfield W. A. Erwin Hospital Mr. Erwin Earl Booth Kenneth Curry Williamsburg Russell Plecker Everette Plecker Dale Herdlicka Wilma Lee Carroll Sass Iowa City Val Fuhr John Lee Glenn Puhr Glenn Knupp Rosella Sheetz Cedar Rapids Ira McBeth Mt. Pleasant James McBeth

Weathered Garden Advice: Rain Dirt Sparks Gravel Layer

When rain splatters soil from flower boxes onto windows apply a gravel top layer to cover and protect the soil. Gravel provides quick drainage and reduces mud, helping keep surfaces cleaner after showers. This practical hint guides quick garden cleanup and plant health.

Hulls Return After Pleasant Wellman Visit

Long Beach California residents Mr and Mrs Amos Hull conclude a visit with family in Wellman and area relatives. The piece notes local alumni events at Wellman High School with 140 graduates and two Gold Star deaths while detailing housing changes and staff movements in Wellman.

Amos Hull Wellman

Pupils at St James Enjoy Picnic at Sunset Park

St James Parochial School pupils joined about 50 families for a PTA sponsored picnic at Sunset Park. A cooperative noon dinner was served under table supervision by Mrs Gevock and Mrs Barnes. In the afternoon children enjoyed games directed by Mrs Nindvy and Mrs Whitehead with prizes awarded for races and stunts.

St. James

Missionary Society At Betiel Meeting Lifts Spirit

Mrs. Del bert Lewis hosted the Betiel Missionary Society gathering on a Wednesday afternoon. Eleven members answered roll call as Mrs. C. C. Rothlisberger led devotions and read a letter from her son-in-law in the south Pacific. Grace Shaw, vice president, guided the lesson while social time followed with refreshments.

Betiel Missionary Society Delbert Lewis C. C. Rothlisberger South Pacific Grove Betts Grace Shaw

Roasted Peanuts Shelled and Finished in Fat

A brief guide to roasting peanuts without fat first to loosen skins then adding a small amount of fat for heat and salt. Roasted in the shell peanuts can be shelled and warmed with fat and salted for serving.

Rural Women's Club Hostess Misses Ke llk and Rh odeb c k

Mrs Lou Rhodebeck hosted the Rural Women's Club for its May meeting. Guests included Mrs Minnie Paul of Marion and families from Morning Sun. President Mary Shields led a brief business session and the group voted to sponsor a summer attendance contest with captains Mrs Will Marie Jr and Mrs Claude Rhodebeck. String of entertaining guessing games and seasonal refreshments followed.

Lou Rhodebeck Rural Women's Club Minnie Paul Marion Dale Kellogg Betty Jo Larry Arnold Kongable Max Morning Sun Josephine Cherry John Cherry Mary Shields Will Marie, Jr Claude Rhodebeck Marie, Jr Carl Phillips Kellogg Shields

Gray Items Relate Visits Prisoner News and School Picnic

May notes from Gray record visits among residents including Bleeses Metzgars Applegates Snides and longer family others. Messages arrive from a son in Germany and another wounded in Okinawa while timber work continues and Gray school ends with a Friday picnic.

Mending as a Humble Craft and Its Techniques

The text explains that mending depends on thread type and fabric. It urges stretching the fabric taut, filling holes with well spaced weaving, and extending the weave into surrounding material to ensure strength and durability.

Special Dessert Petal Plated Tangerines

Peel tan gerines and keep sections intact. Arrange on plates with sections fanned open at the top to resemble petals. Fill centers with chopped raw cranberries, cranberry or currant jelly, and crushed fondant mints.

Conserv e & Preserve: True or False Quiz

Ruth Foster presents a true or false quiz on potato planting and sales. Questions cover Good Friday planting, number of eyes per seed piece, and blue tag certified potatoes with higher yield claims. Answers indicate weather matters more than date, single eye can sprout a plant, and certified Irish Cobbier potato praised for reliability.

Pansy Hill Club Holds Regular Meeting

Mrs John Caldwell hosted the Pansy Hill club regular meeting with five members and guest Mrs Victor Mueller of Lone Tree. President Mrs K L Rouse led the business session with secretary pro tem Mrs Russell Good. Kathryn Flynn and Mrs Cy Birka were named for June entertainment. The group set a policy for attendees to notify the hostess of absences and planned Mrs Mueller to host later meetings with date to be fixed.

John Caldwell Pansy Hill Club Victor Mueller Lone Tree K. L. Rouse Russell Goodin Kathryn Flynn Cy Birka Mueller

Homemakers Club Meeting With Mrs Arthur Wiley

The May meeting of the Homemakers club was held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Arthur Wiley. Guests included Mrs Robert Roberts Mrs Clayde Knapp Mrs Mary Shields Mrs Pauls Kenneth Kieh and Mrs Amos Stout presiding. Ten members answered roll call with picnic suggestions and refreshments were served.

Homemakers Club Arthur Wiley Robert Roberts Clayde Knapp Mary Shields Pauls Kenneth Kieh Amos Stout Stout Stanley Foster Hubert Redlinger

Feiss Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs

Saturday 11th Century club hosts lunch at Congress cafe with Mrs M W Bailey as hostess. Monday Handcraft department meets with cooperative dinner at 6 30 pm hosted by Mrs A Peterson. Tuesday Priscilla club gathers at 3 15 pm hosted by Mrs G F Foster. Grace Hill Ladies Aid meets in the Community building with a meeting date change noted.

11Th Century Club Congress Cafe M. W. Bailey A. (. Peterson Priscilla Club G. F. Foster Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society

Child Study Group Entertains Children at Sunset Park

The Fortnightly Child Study department hosted a party for 53 children and 20 mothers at Sunset Park from 3 30 to five o'clock. Children provided their own entertainment while mothers visited as the committee served ice cream and cookies with tray favors.

Sunset Park W. A. Erbe W. E. Howell Clarence Berkhoff

Bible Class Dinner At Fredmund Home

The Friendly Bible class of the Baptist church met at Mrs Fredmund's home with 26 present including Elsie Bratten and Hurley Brock. A cooperative dinner cost 1 per person at 6 30. Ruth Lemley led a brief business meeting and entertainment was provided by Mrs Harvey Brock. Bob Lowe shared a box of souvenirs and bingo followed. A June meeting plans a picnic at Sunset Park.

Lloyd Redmund Clara Faulkner Friendly Bible Class The Baptist Church Elsie Bratten Hurley Brock Ruth Lemley Harvey Brock Bob Lowe Sunset Park

Funeral services for Rodney Sage held at L. A. Jones

Funeral services for Rodney Sage were held yesterday afternoon at the L. A. Jones funeral home with Revs. W. J. and Robert Stevens officiating. A vocal duet by Martha Stevens and Pauline Whittmer accompanied the service. Pallbearers included Floyd Hamil Maynard Goff Charles West Frank Chilcoat George Westson and George Stokes. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery.

Rodney Sage L. A. Jones Funeral Home W. J Robert Stevens Martha Stevens Pauline Whittmer Floyd Hamil Maynard Goff Charles West Frank Chilcote George Westson George Stokes Elm Grove Cemetery

Honor Paul Grecian At Family Dinner

Paul N. Grecian of Alameda California was guest of honor at a dinner Sunday at his parents home in Columbus Junction. Seaman Grecian is on a 21 day leave and Pfe. Delbert Grecian with a division on Okinawa was mentioned. Other attendees included Lucille Grecian Dolores Horak Etta Mae and Marjorie Lantz Boyd Lantz Donald Orris Ora Arthur Marlott and families from Crawfordsville and Columbus City.

Paul N. Grecian Alameda Calif Riley Grecian Seaman Grecian Pfe Delbert Grecian Okinawa Lucille Grecian Dolores Horak Riverside Ivan Lantz Etta Mae Marjorie Columbus Junction J. E. Lantz Columbus City Boyd Lantz Donald Brighton W.W. A. Orris Ora Arthur Marlott Crawfordsville

Birthday notices span Bohemia to Richmond

Multiple birthday greetings from May 15, 1860 births in Bohemia to present day celebrations in Richmond and Ainsworth. Names listed include Anthony Malichky, William Harry Boileau, Sheryl Jane Vodicka, William Dale Donaldson, Frances Jean McFarland, and Nancy Kay Loveless with her parents Karl and Loveless. Various wellwishers from Davenport to Richmond send greetings.

Anthony Malichky Richmond Bohemia William Harry Boileau Harry Boileau Ainsworth Sheryl Jane Vodicka Stanley Vodicka William Dale Donaldson Warren Donaldson Frances Jean McFarland Harold McFarland Nancy Kay Loveless Mrs Karl Loveless

Funeral services held at L A Jones funeral home

Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon at the L A Jones funeral home by Revs W J and Robert Stevens. A vocal duet was rendered by Wanda Pence and Appy Mae Rigenhagen. Pallbearers were Joe Wehr Frank Chilcote Manuel McKeene Ira Amilong Charles West and Ben Tucker. Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery.

L. A. Jones Funeral Home Revs. W. J Robert Stevens Wanda Pence Appy Mae Rigenhagen Joe Wehr Frank Chilcote Manuel McKeene Ira Amilong Charles West Ben Tucker Kln Grove Cemetery

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Washington High School Z’s Zaring Zeck Zook Beenblossom Wolf’s Flower Robert Weathersland Ruth Ann Harvey East Main Street Nazarene Parsonage East Madison Street Amile Daub Mussentine Oscar Steninger Oak Street Sterynger Millard DeLashmutt Cornell College Mt. Vernon Mararet Harold Wehr Quonset Point, R. 1 Helen Heilman Welir Reid Boyd Reis End Dan Moriarty Roy Wilkinson Marie Curran Ottumwa William F Atkinson D. H. Moriarty Davenport George Rusk Linsurg Kan Alvin Lewig oBd Maude Stewart Daugher Harold Fletcher Musc“atine Victor Holzworth Harper Alvin Brown and Famly Des Moines Anthony Malichy Milford Cook Emily Malichky Anna Krotz Cook T. M. Mast M.C Ife and Gus Great Lakes Oval Hospital Little’s Furniture State Cafe Doors W. of State Theater Major E. C. Turkington Adela Letts Letts T/Let Grant McKune Garda Ann I. P. Houseal F. T. McKune Fern Pastry Shop B. F. Bostwick Jr Bostwick Harry Argast C. &. Boegner Nauvoo, Ill Bob Bostwick T/Set Gordy Ann J. P. Houseal Ruth Henry Green Rose Quinn Kenneth White Harry White Mate White Marine Air Base Cherry Point N.C Pvt Elwood Misel Fort. Misel Fort Meade Wsb C. F. Mayer Long Beach Hull Sam Israel Fred Miller Walter Schroeder Wellman High Alumni Association Harold Schuck Harold Durian Dale Whetstine Quincey Rice Germany Delta Cecil Graham Estes Park Catherine Jacobs Grahams Carrie Marner Anna Schwimley Ky. D. Miller Jacob Marner Miller Raymond Kos Della Potsunder Grandview Nira Roy Marner St. James School Eath Arto Cel S. W. Kaster Congress Hotel Wm. C. Longer Gray CC. A. Bleese Forest Walker Charles Metzgar Don Applegate Ruth Applegate Frank Snide Bill Salterbury J. Anderson Ted Givans George Hopping Alvin Shebeck Joan Win Longer Jesse Nicola Chas. Nicola Spencer Harry Rabenold Rabenold Chas. Jeffries John Pat Moberly John Ferguson Don Holmes Ruth Foster Naomi Kephart Mrs. A. Wiley C. V. Grass Fredmund Paul Grecian Arlo Barbatra Lawrence Crull Oscar Lane Marjorie Loeffler L. K. Harding Donald Custer Jim White Frank Leffler Hart Schaffner and Marys Arthur Allen Clotheratt South Side Square VAS Leo Nardy East Main Fred L. Stewart West Jefferson Barden Insulation Service Celotex Corporation of America Barden Insulation Service Bond
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