Local News Notes and Visiting Family Updates
Lt. Wendell Baker leaves tomorrow after a short visit with parents Mr. and Mrs. George Baker at the parental Dr. M. H. Sarter home. Mrs. Eva Crawford of Stockton California visits her son and grandchildren in Ainsworth. Reid Boyd and Max Cuddy family guests from Norfolk Virginia stay through Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Johnsen welcome twin sons weighing five pounds each with Johnsen discharged and employed as a research chemist with Upjohn laboratories. Myrtle Beckham travels from Chicago after a week with the Schmitt family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Baker
George Baker
M. H. Sarter
Lt. Baker
Perrin Field
Sherman
Texas
Ottumwa
Baker
Eva Crawford
Stockton
Calif
Corbin Crawford
Ainsworth
Pearl Gardner
Max Cuddy
Cuddy
Norfolk
M. Cuddy
Richard H. Joonson
Richard A. Johnsen
Andree Olsen
Boone
Johnsen
Upjohns Laboratories
Myrtle Beckham
Chicago
O. E. Schmitt
Spanish War Vets Meet for Memorial Day Dinner
Spanish American War Veterans commander M. L. Ehrenfelt of the Albert M. Huff camp announces a Memorial Day public exercises followed by a noon dinner at the Congress hotel. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Ehrenfelt
Albert M. Huff
Congress Hotel
National League results highlight early season action
Sunday games featured Pittsburgh routing New York 16 to 4 in the opener and 10 to 4 in a shortened second game. Chicago and Brooklyn drew 6 to 1 and 2 to 2 at dusk. Boston swept Cincinnati 4 to 0 in the first, while Philadelphia trounced St Louis 38 to 2 in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits Pet
New York
Broosigh
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Mungo
Strincevich
Hathaway
Derringer
Andrews
Dasso
R. Barret
C. Barrett
Baseball doubleheader results and tonight's slate
Scores show New York sweeping St Louis 10 9 in game one and 11 1 in game two halted by darkness. Boston edged Chicago 7 0 in the first frame before a 2 1 Boston win in the second. Cleveland swept Philadelphia 8 3 with rain affecting games. Detroit crushed Washington 38 1 and 2 1 in separate contests. Tonight St Louis at New York Grove at Cecil and Bagby at Flores in night games Milwaukee
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New York
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
St Louis
Kramer
Zuber
Grove
Cecil
Bagby
Flores
Mueller
Leonard
W.L Pd
Hoo St Louisa
Philadelphia LI
Winifred Giesler Visits Muscatine Kin
Winifred Giesler of Muscatine has spent a few days here visiting relatives, sharing time with family members and enjoying local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Giesler
Muscatine
Langenberg Corrects Journal Over Fountain Painting Credit
Charles Langenberg notes omission of Everett Chance in Saturday’s Journal reference to the Central Park fountain painting. The two have collaborated for nearly twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Charles Langenberg
Everette Chance
Langenberg
Mr. Chance
Washington High Scores at State Track Meet
Washington scored two points at the state high school meet in Ames from a fifth place finish in the medley relay. East Sioux City won, with Des Moines North second and Des Moines East third. Keokuk, Iowa City, Burlington, Fairfield, and Ottumwa also earned points. Washington’s medley relay saw Trinity of Sioux City win, with Sioux City Central second and Des Moines entries behind. Washington’s two mile relay finished seventh, and a baton mishap cost a best-possible finish in the quarter-mile relay. This season marks one of Washington’s strongest track campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Ames
Southeastern Iowa
Keokuk
Iowa City
Burlinston
Fairfield
Ottumwa
Sioux City
Des Moines
Waterloo
Clinton
Davenport
Trinity High School
Washington
North Les Moines
Trinity
Sioux City Central
Des Moines North
Warren Dare
Wayne Marshall
Bob Bostwick
Dick Dare
Ranners
Hob Bostwick
Enriched bread debate as white loaf dominates diet
Surveys before the war showed the American diet lacked thiamin riboflavin and niacin until enrichment. While whole grain breads naturally contain these nutrients, the public preferred light fluffy white bread.
Drawer Care for Humidity Damage
Maintain wooden drawers by drying out the air with a dehumidifier or heat, then seal with shellac or quick drying varnish on all surfaces to resist moisture. Apply paraffin to grooves and runners to reduce humidity absorption and ease sliding.
Hospital Dismissals Named From Local Area
Dismissals included Joseph Shalla route four Saturday evening Mrs. Everette Meeks and son Richard Harry of Ainsworth and Mrs. Lola Rath 520 North Iowa Avenue yesterday. Dismissed today from the hospital were Mrs. Mary Flanders of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shalla
Route Four
Everette Meeks
Richard Harry
Ainsworth
Lola Rath
North
Iowa Avenue
Mary Flanders
Local Birthdays Celebrate First Year Milestones
LU family and friends offer greetings as Joan Ethel Russell and Jackie Lee Huber turn one. We note birthday wishes from Jean Luer sf ord Des Moines Mae Sojka Ainsworth and others including Herbert Campbell Pilotburg Loyal Banks Keota Roy Bauer near West Chester and Eugene Breitenbach of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Ethel Russell
John Russell
Brighton
Jackie Lee Huber
Eloise Huber
North
Jean Luersford
Des Moines
Mae Sojka
Ainsworth
Herbert Campbell
Pilotburg
Loyal Banks
Keota
Roy Bauer
West Chester
Washington
Eugene Breitenbach
California
Birthday greetings extend to several well wishers
Others accepting birthday congratulations are Irene Coffman Ed Sorrell Lavonna May Bird sell Gail Jean Schillig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Coffman
Ed Sorrell
Lavonna May Birdsell
Gail Jean Schillig
Roberta Wiley Birthday Honoree Celebrated at Home
Roberta Wiley marked her fifth birthday with a Friday party at her parents home east of town attended by 17 friends. Mrs. Harry Donaldson and Mrs. Richard Pratt helped host games on the lawn with pony rides and a visit to baby chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Wiley
Robert Wiley
Roberta
Harry Donaldson
Richard Pratt
Local births and admissions listed in Keota Pulaski and Crawfordsville area
Mrs Raymond Greiner and son Terrance Pat tick of Keota and Clarence Prevo of Pulaski were noted among admissions. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Walter Greiner in South English at 1 34 PM and a girl born to Mr and Mrs William Murphy at 7 39 PM. Tonsillectomies performed on Paul Fern tromer Cannon Dennis Young Mrs Orville Unzicker. William Twinam Crawfordsville and John Blattner route one admitted as medical patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fern
South
Marion Avenue
Tromer Cannon
North
Denis Young
East
Jefferson Street
Orville Unzicker
East Second Street
William Twinam
Crawfordsville
John Blattner
Route One
Family Dinner for S Set Honors S Saint Isomer Earnest
A group of relatives gathered at the Jake Earnest home southeast of Washington to honor Staff Sergeant Isomer Earnest of Goodfellows field San Angelo Texas. Earnest will depart tomorrow for his base in Texas. The attendees included Mr and Mrs C W Earnest Ference Chiriss Earnest Ruth Ann Bain families from Wayland and others from Burlington and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Earnest
Washington
John Conrad
Frances
Wayland
G. H. Brown
Burlington
Don Holmes
Frank Schaad
Barbara Wiggins
Naomi Kephart
Anniversary Dinner For Mr and Mrs G Lee In Wm Hagie Home
Mr and Mrs George Lee of Winfield observed their 53rd wedding anniversary May 30. The celebration at the home of son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Hagie 432 East Third Street included 42 relatives and a cooperative noon dinner. Not present were Pfe Robert Lee in Memphis and a Denver son in law.
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Mrs. G. Lee
Wm. Hagie
George Lee
Winfield
Cpa
William H. Hagie
East Third Street
Serandson
Pfe
Robert Lee
Memphis
Tenn
Havig
Denver
Colo
Howard Lee
Olds
Herbert Lee
Donald Lee
Crawfordsville
Carl Lee
Columbus Junction
Lemon Rind Grating Before Juicing
Guidance advises grating the rind before squeezing lemons or oranges to capture zest. Using both rind and juice enhances flavor and aroma in recipes and extracts.
Social Calendar Items For The Week
Monday Handcraft department sec 3 cooperative dinner 6 30 p m Mrs A C Peterson Bring table service. Tuesday Priscilla club 1 15 o clock des BEG Sexe aera Mrs G IF Foster Grace Hill Ladies Aid society afternoon Community quilting Notice change of meeting day Rosemary club evening Mr and Mrs Ray Bell Choir from Methodist church not rehearsing this week Memorial day H J club afternoon Mrs George Shalla O E S pinochle party 2 p m Masonic temple Fleur de Lis club 2 p m Mrs Earl Galloway Bring hobby or sample of favorite pastime St James Circle 2 p m Mrs Frank Bruty 720 N Marion
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A. C. Peterson
Priscilla Club
G. IF. Foster
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
George Shalla O
Presbyterian Morning Prayer Meeting at Church
A morning prayer gathering for Presbyterians will convene Thursday at the church. The text notes a meeting time in the morning and mentions the church location as the gathering site.
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Presbyterian
Iron Molasses Remains a Cheap Iron Source
Iron Molasses stays a good cheap iron source. Meat such as liver and eggs provide much iron. a four to six ounce serving of meat yields about a quarter to half of daily iron needs, while one egg supplies about one sixth.
Havre School Holds Final Picnic and Reunion Picture
On Friday May 18 Havre School closed for the term with a picnic dinner. A wall picture was hung gifted by Mrs. Wm Mitchell in honor of former pupils from 55 years past. Mrs Mitchell began school in this building 64 years ago and cites Grandpa Hillhouse as a builder of the old house. Emma A. Long teaches Havre and attended the last reunion.
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Havre
Wm. Mitchell
Emma
A. Long
Honor Edw. Brinton At Birthday Dinner
Edward Brinton, son of S 2/e. Lyle P. Brinton and Mrs. Brinton, was honored on his fourth birthday at a Thursday evening party hosted by his mother. Playmates Robert Olson, Twielen Olson, Betty Kunik, Harriet Kunik, Eddie Taylor, Robbin Taylor, Jester Brinton, Barbara Brinton attended. Edward received gifts as ice cream and cake were served, with baskets of candy and nuts as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brinton
Lyle P. Brinton
Brinton
Robert
Twiélen Olson
Betty
Harriet Kunik
Eddie
Robbin Taylor
Jester
Barbara Brinton
Edward
Heat Resistant Radium Reaches 960 Degrees
Radium known for heat resistance reportedly melts at 960 degrees Celsius. Scientific note cites unusual property highlighting extreme heat tolerance in radioactive material.
True or false on early garden planting rules
The guide states planting cool quick maturing vegetables depends on when the ground can be worked, not frost dates. it advises pulverizing soil to break up clods and cover seeds to conserve moisture. it notes straight rows aid easier cultivation with a garden plow.
Rail tonnage record set as freight per train peaks in 1944
Railroads in 1944 moved an average of 1 142 tons of freight per train, the highest on record.
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