Funeral Attendees Extend Palmer Family Circle
A funeral service for R. B. Palmer drew relatives and friends from distant places. Attendees include Mrs. W. D. Palmer of Davenport and other Palmers from Keota Moline Batavia and Jacksonville Fla. Local members plan a Chicago trip for a few days while Homer Smothers visits for his daughter Mitzi’s graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Palmer
W. D. Palmer
Davenport
J. S. Palmer
Keota
C. E. ‘Maplethorpe
Wellman
Robert Scott
Moline
Dewey Horning
W. E. Pardon
Brighton
Willard Palmer
AMM
Jacksonville
Fla
E. Loran Palmer
Patricia
Batavia
G. M
Jim’ Humble
Neil
Norman
Audrey
Chicago
Homer Smothers
Des Moines
Mitzi
Fern Pastry Shop Closure and Local Visits
Fern Pastry Shop will be closed all next week. Mrs. Elmer D. Ross of Memphis Missouri visited her daughter Bertha Ross, an instructor here, and returned home. Leland Morrison of Mineapolis Minnesota called on friends after visiting Fairfield for commencement activities for his son Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Pastry Shop
Elmer D. Ross
Memphis
Bertha Ross
Leland Morrison
Mineapolis
Minn
Fairfield
Douglas
Fairfield High School
Mr. Morrison
Hospital Dismissals And Birth Report From Keota Area
Frank Marsh of Keota was discharged Thursday. Mrs Virgil Lintz and son Robert Virgil from route four were discharged last evening. Mrs Homer Martin of Iowa City Wayne Pratt from Harper and Mrs Everett Lewis route two were discharged this afternoon. Frank Wickenkamp Richland underwent an appendectomy this morning. Mrs Charles Wells East Main street was admitted last night and Mrs Joseph Shalla route four admitted this morning as medical patients. Mr and Mrs Anthony Mondia North Avenue B are parents of a six pound twelve ounce son born at 4 40 this morning. Mrs Harold Wilson East Seventh street underwent a tonsillectomy this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Marsh
Keota
Virgil Lintz
Robert Virgil
Route Four
Homer Martin
Iowa City
Wayne Pratt
Harper
Everett Lewis
Frank Wickenkamp
Richland
Charles Wells
East Main Street
Joseph Shalla
Anthony Mondia
North Avenue B
Harold Wilson
East Seventh Street
Baseball scores from Major Leagues quick roundup
The card lists a series of old league results including New York 5 over Chicago 44 and St Louis 5 over Boston 0 with other scores such as Detroit 2 over Philadelphia 3 Washington over New York 5 Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 5 Boston 3 over Chicago 4 Philadelphia 38 over St Louis 9 and Brooklyn 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
W.L. Pet
New York Mn
Kroston
National Leagle
Brooklyn Li
St Louis
Pitsburgh
Chicago Ae
Poston
Neimati Es
Births and Illness Mix at University Hospital Iowa City
Mr and Mrs Hubert Kolosick announce the birth of a daughter Karoli ay born this morning at University hospital Iowa City. Mrs William F Miller of Pleasant Hill is critically ill after a major operation Thursday entering May 7. Mrs Miller celebrated her birthday May 24 with many cards. Dinner guests included multiple relatives from Illinois Texas and Massachusetts as families visit Wayland Cambridge and Galveston areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Kolosick
University Hospital
Iowa City
Karoli
William F. Miller
Pleasant Hill
C. Harry Davis
A. C. Anders
John Albert
David Chris
Thorton, Ill
Divorce Petition Filed by Anna Mae Borkoski
Anna Mae Borkoski filed for divorce from L. A. Borkoski in district court. They wed September 29, 1944 in Washington. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Anna Mae Howard, return of bought furniture, and court costs. Represented by L. J. Kehoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mae Borkoski
Clerk of
District Court
L. A. Borkoski
Washington
Anna Maa
Howard
L. J. Kehoe
Birthday Greetings From The Journal’s Readers
Mrs J R McCreedy marks 76th birthday as a Three Quarter Century club member. Marilyn White turns six. her father Mr Boyd White serves overseas. Jerry Lee Pickering celebrates his third birthday. he is son of Mr and Mrs E E Pickering. Others observing birthdays include Mrs Daisy Huber Crawfordsville Stanley Lemley Wellston J N Phillips Dr F G Livesay Francis Eugene Beliel LeRoy Pratt in the navy at Brewerton Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McCreedy
The
Journal
Marilyn White
Boyd White
Jerry Lee Pickering
Mrs
E. E. Pickering
Daisy Huber
Crawfordsville
Stanley Lemley
Wellston
J. N. Phillips
F. G. Livesay
Francis Eugene Beliel
Francis Beliel
LeRoy Pratt
Navy
Brewerton, Wash
Social calendar listings for community clubs
Monday Handcraft department section 3 cooperative dinner 6 30 p m Mrs A Peterson bring table service. Tuesday tricilla club 1 15 o clock des Sert c Mrs G F Foster Grace Hill Ladies Aid society afternoon Community building Notice change of meeting Thursday H J club afternoon Mrs GeorgesShalla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. Peterson
Triscilla Club
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Luncheon Meeting of Baptist Women at Shebeck Home
The Baptist Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs Shebeck's home with 18 members and a guest Mrs Naomi Kephart. Mrs Ben Coppock led devotional and readings from Acts while Rev and Mrs A Trenerry offered prayers. Mrs A Votruba presided with a program on Foreign Missions and next year's study theme Thy Spirit Kindles the Flame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shebeck
J. N. Dodd
C. V. Brown
Shebeck
Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Naomi Kephart
Ben Coppock
A. Trenerry
A. Votruba
Trenerry
Birthday greetings for Ruth Marie Blattner and others
Ruth Marie Blattner marks her 16th birthday as daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Blattner. Tomorrows anniversaries honor Lt. and Mrs. William W. Brown Captain and Mrs. Gene Tucker and Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Louis Larsen. James Dudley Carey turns two tomorrow. Grant Arvin Poindexter and Gladys Ruth McNeill celebrate third birthdays. Lt Brown and Sgt Larsen have served abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Marie Blattner
Victor Blattner
William W. Brown
Gene Tucker
Louis Larsen
Brown
James Dudley Carey
John Carey
Grant Arvin Poindexter
Robert Poindexter
Gladys Ruth McNeill
M. B. McNeill
Wapello
Birthday dinner celebration for Roberta Ann Wiley
Congratulations tomorrow go to Fred Radda 78 year old farmer north of town Sunday dinner will also be a birthday dinner for Roberta Ann Wiley daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Wiley morrow are Mrs Wilbur Rose of Crawfordsville Mrs S P Finch Mrs Claude Rhodebeck J E Linder Mrs Arthur Atack of Aberdeen S Dak Mrs William Lyle Lantz of Riverside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Radda
Roberta Ann Wiley
Mrs
Robert Wiley
Wilbur Rose
Crawfordsville
S. P. Finch
Claude Rhodebeck
J. E. Linder
Arthur Atack
Aberdeen
S. Dak
William Lyle Lantz
Riverside
Spanish War Vets to Hold Memorial Day Dinner
Spanish War Veterans commander Mert M. Ehrenfelt of the Albert M. Huff camp announces a noon dinner meeting at the Congress hotel after Memorial Day public exercises. All members are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mert M. IL. Ehrenfelt
Albert M. Huff
Congress Hotel
Card of Thanks from H. D. Kleese
H. D. Kleese expresses gratitude for kindness from friends through letters cards flowers and other gestures during a months long rheumatism struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Kleese
Mrs Clair Holmes Hosts Sunset Circle Meeting
Mrs Clair Holmes entertained the Sunset Circle Thursday afternoon with most members present. Guests included Mrs Er Davis and Mrs Joe Johnston as they spent the afternoon knotting a comfort. The next meeting will be with Mrs John Jones on the regular meeting day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Holmes
Sunset Circle
Er. G. Davis
Joe Johnston
John D. Jones
The Farm Lease Should Be Written
The article argues written farm leases reduce disputes between landlords and tenants. It notes oral contracts cause misunderstandings and moves by tenants are costly. Written forms are available at county agents’ offices to promote harmony and protect both parties.
Rabbit hunting drives most shells and meat in U S year
In normal years rabbits receive more shotgun shells than any other North American game and provide the most meat for hunters. Missouri rabbits yield about 6 million animals and around 10 million pounds of dressed meat, contributing nearly 69 million pounds nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Cleaning artificial flowers with salt in a bag
Instructions describe placing flowers blossom end down in a paper bag with table salt. Seal bag around stems and shake vigorously until dust is removed, then shake again to remove salt.
Cast and Committees Host Dinner for One Mad Night Cast
Mr and Mrs Dave Elder opened their home at 1140 South Iowa Avenue for a cooperative dinner attended by 40 guests. Members of the One Mad Night cast and the property stage and lighting committees plus spouses dined at informal small tables on the porch and lawn and later staged a skit. Names listed include Ralph Kleese Mrs Robert Choate Mrs Everett Simpson D P Livingston Ernest Miller Bill Shannon. Guests painted their names and roles on cheesecloth curtains used in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Elder
Iowa Avenue
Hollywood
Ralph Kleese
Robert Choate
Everett Simppson
D. P. Livingston
Ernest Miller
Bill Shannon
Proper Liver Cooking Rules from Historical Guide
The guidance warns against overcooking liver to avoid toughness. High heat or long cooking times toughen liver. Broil or sauté only briefly to remove redness. Pork liver should be fully cooked like pork. For flavor, braise with vegetables or use in stews or loaves for pork or mature beef liver.
Faculty Breakfast Marks End of School Year
Members of the Washington Teachers association held their annual May breakfast at the high school homemaking parlors. Robert Wead, president, noted changes for next year as Alvin Tervelt becomes president with Ann Baskett as vice president and Finifred Long as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Teachers Association
Robert Wead
Offiicers
Alvin Tervelt
Ann Baskett
Finifred Long
Tervelt Mick
Mr. Young
Homer Smothers
Des Moines
M. M. Scheil
Leila Anderson
Mary O'Neill
Bernice Johnson
Helen Levis
Betty Halberg
Mary Welch
Ruth Lemley
Bertha Ross
Alberta Rinehart
Jeanette Kyle
Vera Fife
Helen Caldwell
Birthday Notes For Frances Falk And Wenona Anderson
Frances Falk a student nurse at University hospital Iowa City will observe a birthday tomorrow Wenona Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl D Anderson of Pilotburg is also turning sixteen tomorrow confirming the pair share a special day in their communities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Falk
Unversity Hospital
Iowa City
Wenona Anderson
Carl D. Anderson
Pilotburg
Margaret Baker Turns Nine With Birthday Remembrances
Margaret Baker observes her ninth birthday today receiving several birthday remembrances including a cake. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L Ss Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Baker
Mrs. L. Ss. Baker
Women's Council Meets at Church
The Women’s Council gathered yesterday afternoon in the Christian church social rooms with twenty five members present. Mrs Thomas Polk led the devotional and reviewed Anna and the King of Siam. Mrs Leven Airy reviewed Forward Together from the World Call. President Mrs Leslie Been blossom presided as officers were re elected for the coming year. In response to food shortages the council will discontinue meals bake sales are eliminated and members will contribute financially to the organization. Mrs William Putman was named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Council
The
Christian Church
Thomas Polk
Anna
Leven Airy
Leslie Beenblossom
William Putman
Naim
Nancy Loveless Celebrates 7th Birthday at East Main Home
Nancy Kay Loveless daughter of Earl and Mrs. Loveless observed her seventh birthday with a party at 60 East Main Street. Seventeen guests from Stewart School and friends joined games outdoors and indoors. After a grab bag ice cream cake and punch were served by family members, with many remembrances given to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Kay Loveless
Earl Loveless
East Main Street
Nancy Kay
Stewart School
L. L. Loveless
Marjorie Loveless
Social hour refreshments by notable committee
The social hour featured refreshments served by the committee including Mrs. C. W. Tucker Mrs. John Cupp Mrs. Harry Watkins Ms. Ed Mayhew and Mrs. Leonard Wheatley during the event led by the financial secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Financial
C. W. Tucker
John Cupp
Harry Watkins
Ed Mayhew
Leonard Wheatley
Vitamin C Retains Best in Segmented Oranges
Experiments from the Arizona station show oranges served in segments hold more vitamin C than any other form. Sliced segments outperform juice, unstrained juice beats strained juice, and strained juice has only half to three quarters the vitamin C of segments. Orange juice may keep overnight in the refrigerator with little additional loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
May Meetings Of Ladies Aid Groups Reported
Presbyterian ladies groups held May sessions with 20 members at the first meeting led by Eva Denny. June 3 plans included a 1:30 dessert luncheon and hosting duties. Mrs. Carl Roberts reviewed Who Walk Alone. A Wiley Home gathering featured a Mother's Day program and a baby kit gift from Mrs. Sam Munson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Soeciety
The
Presbyterian Church
Frank Crone
Eva Denny
Aid Society
Carl. Roberts
Gene Schneider
Ray Lemley
Charles Wiley
C. S. Lemmon
Sam Munson
Tom Gerdes
Winching a Stricken Tractor With Cable Aids
Instructions describe using two steel cables secured to lugs on the tractor and led to a post behind it. When pulled taut the wheels backtrack along the cables, winding them onto the wheels to free the tractor without danger.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lloyd Scott
Max Marble
Lloyd
Max
Wolf’s Flower
Thomas Simpson
Major
Charles Benz
East
Washington Street
Donna Louise Benz
Rex Benz
S K
Benz
Cambridge, Mass
Marion Sheetz
Ralph Scott
Richard Myers
Frank Olvey
Joan Scott
Himmler
Heinrich Himmler
Gestapo
Second Army
NO Man’s Land
Okinawa
U. S. Marine Corps
International Soundphoto
H.J. Club
GeorgesShalla
Baptist Society
Mrs. Clair Holmes
Phono. Records
Big Selection
Lorden Music CO
Opposite State Theatre
Little
Nancy Loveless
J.B. Randle
East Madison
Ruth Foster
Ladies Aid
Mrs. Crone
Fred L. Moore
J. M. White
Archie Kuwer
Harve Wilson
Wiley Home
Leo Nardy
Fred L. Stewart
West Jefferson
Barden Insulation Service
Celotex Corporation of America
Barden
Insulation Service
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