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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1944

Page

2

Local Marycrest graduate Mary Elizabeth Neiswanger earns B S degree

Mary Elizabeth Neiswanger daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Clayton A Neiswanger received the bachelor of science degree at Marycrest college Davenport in an accelerated three year program majoring in secretarial science with minors in English Spanish social science philosophy and biology She will join New York Life Insurance Co in Davenport as a private secretary plus other local notices and sports scores reference the day’s schedule and address changes

Mary Elizabeth Neiswanger Clayton A. Neiswanger Marycrest College Davenport Miss Neiswanger Phyllis Marycrest Players New York Life Insurance Company

Allied Forces Break German Line Beyond Anzio Front

Allied troops push into the outskirts of Velletri after driving from the former beachhead as 15 000 prisoners are reported in German hands. German counterattacks with tanks and flamethrowers fail, while the American advance moves north of Aprilia with British forces seizing the factory area. A French cruiser and allied destroyers shell positions along the Anzio front.

Rome 6Th Army Velletri Campoleone Valmontone Alban Hills Aprilia Anzio-Albano Aprila DNB Anzio

Local Social Notes Mention Military Residents and Address Changes

Mrs Tom Anderson and daughter Peggy Lou host tomorrow night in Charles City after visiting with Mr and Mrs Marvin Buckwalter. Ensign Helen J Simmeries visits with parents in town and lists new address at Great Lakes Naval Hospital. Also noted are journal delivery changes for Memorial Day and new addresses for Ray Simpson and Pvt Rowert K Boileau. Lt John White Simpson on leave in Oak Park and recent wings earned at Napier field Dothan Alabama. Ward Essley family visiting Providence Rhode Island and Dougall Bros Cafe to close on Decoration Day.

Tom _ Anderson Peggy Lou Charles City Marvin Buckwalter Anderson Lucille Lehmweller Helen J. Simmeries N.N.C H.l Simmering U. S. Naval Hospital, Great Lakes, Ill John White Simpson Oak Park John Simpson Simpson Napier Field Dothan Ala Army O’ Corps Lt. Simpson J. F. Simpson

Marianne Aldendifer Weds Captain Tucker At Twilight Church

Marianne Aldendifer, daughter of Lincoln residents, marries Claude Eugene Tucker, Captain USAF, at Trinity Episcopal Church Lincoln in a ceremony attended by about 200 guests. The bride wore Bengaline silk with a lace veil. the groom wore a white dress uniform. They plan to live at Randolph Field Texas after a St Louis, New Orleans, and San Antonio wedding trip.

Marianne Aldendifer Captain C. E. Tucker Twilight Church Lincoln Ill Joseph Aldendifer Claude Eugene Tucker United States Army Air Force Randolph Field Texas Claude W. Tucker Trinity Episcopal Church Carrol C. Simcox Simcox Eleanor Tucker Roger A. Bicher State University of Iowa John R. Parker Floyd L Eldridge Evanston Ned G. Cook Joseph R. Aldendifer Chanutefield Floyd Eldridge Tucker Lincoln Hotel Army Air Corps C. W. Tucker Roger A. Eicher Washington O. H. Haigh Beverly Hills Shirley Booth River Forest C. B. Davis Peggy Davis Wichita Kan J. R. Aldendifer Urbana Evanston, Hil Cook Franklin Orton Carroll C. Simcox Champaign

Raid Hits German Aircraft Plants and French Front Bridges

A force of American Marauders and Havocs struck six German aircraft plants and four bridges in northern France and Belgium. The operation targeted Achiet airfields north of Parle as part of the continued Allied air campaign along the French shore.

France Belgium Achiet Parle

Courthouse offices to close Saturday afternoons in June August

Notice from County Auditor W. W. Schroeder states courthouse offices will close Saturday afternoons during June July and August per the usual custom.

W. W. Schroeder County Auditor

Results of Major League Games

Major League results across American League and National League with scores listed for Sunday action. Key matchups include New York defeating St. Louis twice, Boston beating Chicago twice, and additional wins by Washington over Detroit Philadelphia over Cleveland and Cleveland over Philadelphia. Remaining scheduled games feature Zuber Muncrief Leonard Hamlin and other listed pitchers.

St. Louis New York Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Walters Gregg Jurisich Fischer Butcher Raffensberger Pet Brooklyn Se W. Kl. Pet Washington Secre Mena Philadelphia UW Bongon Cw Cacencen HetvGt Wancnscdsco Clowsieeg Sionenns Chigerg Zuber Muncrief Leonard Detroit Gorsica Hamlin Cleveland Harris Peat

State Legion Head Speaks at Kalona

Dr. Charles Logan state commander of the American Legion will speak at Kalona school auditorium at eight oclock tonight. Legionaires and friends invited. EB Hesselschwerdt Kalona chair to introduce the guest. A community club chow precedes the meeting to bid farewell to H V Snodgrass who resigns as Kalona superintendent after 14 years to lead Sigourney schools.

Charles Logan Keokuk American Legion Kalona Logan EB. J. Hesselschwerdt H. V. Snodgrass Sigourney Schools

Riots erupt in Guayaquil Ecuador amid port city clashes

A government statement reports a subversive movement in Guayaquil with many killed or wounded, while Quito and other towns remained quiet. The uprising centered on a captain of an artillery regiment named Gen Villamil and included Velasquista supporters and other officers. Communications to Guayaquil were restored by 7 a.m.

Quito Ecuador Guayaquil Villamil Jose Maria Velasco Larra National Democratic Alliance Colombia

Labor Survey In Cedar Rapids Area

The Cedar Rapids house to house labor survey by 100 Junior Chamber of Commerce members found 124 workers potentially available for war industry jobs. Aimed to avoid a Class 1 labor area, the finding came from about 720 calls across 42 blocks.

Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber of Commerce Clifford Jordan Cedair Rapids

Social Calendar Highlights Weekend Club Events

Rosemary club meets Tuesday evening at 6:45 p.m. at the Country club with Mr. and Mrs. Clive Gray hosting a cooperative dinner. Notice dinner moved to Tuesday. Men and women of the Country club golf at 4:30 p.m. hamburgers served by the committee. Reservations due by Tuesday noon with Mrs. I. W. Shhenefelt. Sunshine Community club afternoon hosted by Mrs. George Koehler with memorial roll call. EEO club meets 1:30 p.m. at Sunset park bringing table service copies or cake. CCC class West Chester Methodist church afternoon hosted by Mrs. Lester Laubaugh and Mollie Tierney. H. J. club afternoon hosted by Mrs. William Proby. Child Study department hosts a children’s party 3 to 5 p.m. at Sunset park. Pilotburg Ladies Aid society afternoon at church bring a sack lunch everyone welcome.

Suesday Rosemary Club Mrs. Clive Gray Country Club Hamburger Fry I. W. Shhenefelt Sunshine Community Club George Koehler H.E.O. Club Sunset Park C.C.C West Chester Methodist Church Lester Laubaugh Mollie Tierney H. J. Club William Proby Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society

Fleur de Lis Club Holds Mother's Day Program at Gallagher Home

Mrs. Verle Gallagher hosted 15 Fleur de Lis members and guests including Mrs. Nelson Thompson Mrs. Horace Allen and Dennis son Mrs. George Horn and Keith son and Jack Foster. Mrs. George Foster and Mrs. Hol Gallagher led the Mother's Day program. Roll call prompted assigned topics. Refreshments were served with help from Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Thompson. The June meeting will be a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. P. F. Whisler and Mrs. Raymond Whisler.

Verle Gallagher Fleur de Lis Club Nelson Thompson Horace Allen Dennis George Horn Keith Jack Foster George Foster Hol Gallagher Allen Thompson P. F. Whisler Raymond Whisler

Youth Drowns in Cedar River Near Ellis Park

Barnett McCalley aged 17 drowned Sunday afternoon in the Cedar River near Ellis park. Four companions in a row boat said they abandoned the leaking craft about 250 feet from shore and began swimming. Police Captain Howard Walsh reported.

Cedar Rapids Barnett McCalley Cedar River Ellis Park Howard Walsh McCalley Walsh

Memorial Service Held at Chester and New Haven

The J. W. Baker Relief Corps of West Chester held memorial services yesterday at three cemeteries. Four Civil War veterans were decorated at West Chester with prayers and readings. At Grace Hill 9 graves were decorated with a program led by Rev. Menaldt and readings by Mrs. Sherlock and Mrs. Robertson. At New Haven 18 graves were decorated, with prayer by Rev. Munster and a group singing America. The event ended with a closing prayer and a note about Memorial Day workers and availability.

J. W. Baker Relief Corps of West Chester Arthur Peters Nelson Woodford Grace Hill Menaldt Mary Sherlock Lottie Robertson Wes Meyer Ralph Robertson Marguerite New Haven H. W. Munster America Peters Ida Hough W.R.C

Local Hospital Admissions and Birth Report

Thelma Flynn of route two was admitted Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Davison of route four had an appendectomy Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Russell of Brighton are parents of a daughter born at 5 52 yesterday morning weighing seven pounds eleven and a quarter ounces. Everett Green of Keota was discharged yesterday. Maxine Rickey of Crawfordsville underwent an emergency appendectomy last evening. George Dowell of 740 East Main street was admitted yesterday as a medical patient. Mrs Guy Truax of 808 South Avenue C underwent a major operation this morning. Ralph Carson of 1402 Fast Second street had a tonsillectomy this morning.

Thelma Flynn Route Two Arthur Davison Route Four John Russell Brighton Everett Green Keota Maxine Rickey Crawfordsville George Dowell East Main Street Guy Trua

Corporal Frederick on furlough here

Corporal Karl Frederick of the United States marine corps is spending a furlough with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Andy Blattner after two and a half months service in the South Pacific He was raised in the Blattner home and graduated from Washington High School where he excelled in track He serves in the anti aircraft division and took part at Guadalcanal Rendova and Munda His unit holds the world's record for shooting down Jap planes.

T. J. Sorden Marine Corps Jean Essley L. EB. Sorden Keota Camp Pendleton Oceanside Calif Cpl Karl Frederick United States Marine Corps Andy Blattner South Pacific Frederick Blattner Washington High School Guadalcanal Rendova Munda Paines Cuba Hawaii

Men With Burglar Tools Under Arrest

Three Illinois men C B Carroll Jr D H Burton and W M Plummer are jailed in Johnson County awaiting district court trial on charges of carrying burglar tools after one was found with a tool to open coin machines. Preliminary hearing scheduled.

Iowa City Illinois Johnson County C. B. Carroll Decatur, Jr D. H. Burton W. M. Plummer Clinton, Ill

Knife Sharpening Techniques for Precision Edges

Sharpen knives with a tapered steel rod oil stone or grindstone. Always ensure the cutting edge leads during sharpening for best results.

Men Held on Bond After Incident

The report states that the men are being held on $1,000 bond each following the incident.

Birthday greetings and anniversaries printed for local residents

Waunita Kauffman of Noble celebrates turning 12 with wishes from family. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dayton wed May 29, 1918. Birthday wishes extend to Mrs. Ira Gastman formerly Jeannette Rothschild of Kansas City. Others observing birthdays include Lillian Endicott, Joe Lambert, Clarence Hotle, Dale Robertson, Merritt McDaniel, Dr. P. L. Etter, Charles Denison, Patrick Henry.

Ira Gastman Jeannette Rothschild Kansas City Lillian Endicott Joe Lambert Keota Clarence Hotle West Chester Dale Robertson Merritt McDaniel Dr. P. L. Etter Charles Denison Patrick Henry

Methodist Families End Dinner Series

The final alpha betical family dinner for a Methodist congregation was held Friday in the church dining room with about 150 attendees. Mrs. Charles Wilson chaired. Mrs. C. P. Weldin led the program. Rev. Fred E. Miller called roll. Helen and Louise Wilcox sang. Mrs. Pearl Whistler read. R. K. E. Shannon spoke. the close featured singing.

Iriday Chorch Charles Wilson C. P. Weldin Fred E. Miller Wilson Helen Louise Wilcox Pearl Whistler Cave R. K E. Shannon Aingins

Presbyterian Morning Prayer Meeting Announced

The Presbyterian church will host a morning prayer meeting on Wednesday at 9 20. The announcement notes the gathering is to take place at the church and invites attendees.

Presbyterian

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