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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1946

Page

2

Washington Community News Roundup

Local notices from Washington detail new residence completion for Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Caldwell at 428 East Van Buren after delays for materials. Several residents travel for business, family visits, and errands including C. L. McDowell and Milo Sorden. Memorial Day bus tickets sales planned at Winga's Cafe.

Phillip Caldwell East van Buren Street Washington Conains Winga’s Cafe

Memorial Day Golf Tournament Draws Fifty Plus Players

The tournament committee expects about 75 men to participate in the Memorial Day golf event. Early play is urged with the first nine holes as a qualifying round and pairings for the second nine.

Major Leagues Standings and Tuesday Results

Major League standings for the American and National Leagues with team records and Tuesday results. Washington defeated New York 2 to 1, Chicago beat St. Louis 9 to 2, Detroit topped Cleveland 6 to 1, and St Louis 12 Chicago 2. National League schedules include New York 5 Brooklyn 2 and Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 3.

W. L. Pet Beeston Owe Eee New York Washington Detroit Gleveland Ghitaso Philadelphia Boston Chicago St. Louis Cleveland Masterson Ruffing Knerr Butland Newhouser Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh Kennedy Lombardi Sain Rowe Walters Heusser Gables Albosta St Louis Brecheen Meers

Only 5 Civil War Veterans in Iowa Remain

Des Moines reports on Memorial Day observances across Iowa honoring veterans from Civil War Spanish American and both World Wars. Five Civil War era veterans survive in Iowa including Millen the sole Civil War veteran in an Iowa unit. Iowa mourns 13 301 Civil War dead 5 859 Spanish American veterans with 164 deaths 3 578 WWI dead and 7 665 recent conflict deaths anticipated in parades.

Des Moines Millen Iowa Gar Iowa Company A 33Rd Infantry Iowa Volunteers United States Japan

Local residents greet travel and family visits across towns

A sweep of notes records visits and returns: Mr and Mrs W A Bealer back from Lincoln Nebraska. Mrs S P Finch in Iowa City. Mr and Mrs C J Lease and son Richard with Crawfordsville relatives. Mrs Aaron Bailey visiting Marion and staying with Mr and Mrs Lester Thompson near Marion. Mr and Mrs C C Thorne in Des Moines. Thorne and Bailey guests at Richland with local families. Also Pvt Robert Fish in Minneapolis awaiting home leave. 19 Washington Y's visit Muscatine. Ruth Brower cadet nurse finishing training in Iowa City and heading to New York hospital. Irma Turnipseed back to work in Washington National Bank after Jefferson trip. Pvt John R Dea stationed at Fort Lawton Seattle aboard ship to Yokohama. Memorial day weekend hosting visits from Myrtle Simerman's relatives. Cy Anderson from McCook Nebraska visiting Washington. Ted and Judy Howell to Brighton for an extended stay with aunt. Richard Stewart at Monmouth College events with reunion. Nellie Long visiting from Mt Pleasant. Rex Blancher and Leedrue Blancher from Missouri with Des Moines plans. Jean Murphy hosting niece Martha McCartney of Moline. Lois Ramesbotham visiting Mrs Simpson. Mrs Harry Margolin leaving for Yankton after weekend visit. Mrs Julius Kunik in Iowa City. Mrs Charles Fish noted.

William J. McGarry Dies. Cotter School Leader

William Joseph McGarry, 32, superintendent of Cotter school for the past year, died at his parents' home north of DeWitt after weeks of illness. Funeral Mass was held at St. Patrick's church Villa Nova with Rev. James Quinlan officiating. burial followed in St. Patrick's cemetery. Survived by widow, two children, his parents John and Mrs. McGarry, two brothers and two sisters.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction William Joseph McGarry Cotter John McGarry DeWitt Seloct St. Patrick’s Church Villa Nova James Quinlan St. Patrick’s Cemetery

Brighton R 1 News Local Notes May 29

Mr and Mrs Don Gowey spent Sunday with relatives at Richland. Mrs Floyd Hunt and baby returned home from Washington hospital Sunday. Kosmer Borkoski was a Washington caller Friday. Floyd Jones called in G P Judson at Fairfield Sunday afternoon.

Prody A. Borkoski Brighton Don Gowey Richland Floyd Hunt Baby Washington Hospital Kosmer Borkoski Washington Floyd Jones G. P. Judson Fairfield

Religious Symbol Crosses Through Civilizations

The cross has served as a religious symbol since ancient times, with signs dating from the Stone Age found across Europe, India, Syria, Persia, and Egypt. This broad presence shows the cross’s deep historical role in diverse cultures and faiths.

Europe India Syria Persia Egypt

Angora Goats Known Since Ancient Times

In 600 B C Angora goats were known to exist at Angora Asia Minor indicating early domestication and regional presence.

B. C Angora Asia Minor

Eastern floods kill and displace in Pennsylvania and New York

The Susquehanna river breached two dykes north of Sunbury Pennsylvania flooding North Central Pennsylvania and parts of New York. Twenty dead or missing as emergency teams evacuate residents while Red Cross and state officials monitor the worsening situation.

United Press Susquehanna Pennsylvania New York Sunbury Red Cross

Drakes Host Rosemary Club Evening Gathering

Mr and Mrs Harry Drake hosted the Rosemary club last evening with husbands present. The last meeting until August featured six bridge tables. Robert Quinn and Mrs P F Whisler won high scores for men and women while Dell Walker and Mrs Charles Wiley took second and consolation prizes. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Walker and Mrs Rothlisberger. Guests included Mr and Mrs Boyd Foster.

Harry Drake Rosemary Club Vheir Robert Quinn P. F. Whisler Dell Walker Charles Wiley Walker C. C. Rothlisberger Boyd Foster

Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report

James Schmoeller of Mission Texas was admitted as medical patient. Eugene Zieglowsky route three underwent an appendectomy yesterday. Carrol Vorhies of Lockridge and Cloyce C Stewart 1203 East Washington Street admitted as surgical patients this morning. Mrs Cora White 20744 South Iowa Avenue dismissed yesterday afternoon and Ada Waugh Los Angeles California discharged this morning. Dismissals this afternoon include Mrs John Kiene route four Vaughn Smith Ainsworth Mrs Harold Swailes and daughter Phylis Elaine Columbus Junction Val Fuhr 208 East Second Street.

James Schmoeller Mission Texas Eugene’ Zieglowsky Carrol Vorhies Lockridge Cloyce C. Stewart East Washington Street Cora White South Iowa Avenue Ada Waugh Los Angeles Calif John Kiene Route Four Vaughn Smith Ainsworth Harold Swailes Phylis Elaine Columbus Junction Val Fuhr East Second Street

VFW May Social At Hall Brings 60 Members Together

Sixty members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary held a May social at Ik. C. hall with a program led by chairmen Mrs. Ray Watson Mrs. Jesse Radda and June Lemley. The event featured musical numbers by the Steele family sleight of hand by Ralph Young a famine drive skit and pinochle prizes.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary Ik. C. Hall Ray Watson Jesse Radda June Mable Lemley Milo Steele Milo Steele, Jr Robert Steele Ralph Young Everett R. Burham E. &. Ward Marion McAvoy Truman Hysel John Custer David McGaffey Margaret Keyser Glorie Keyser John Liue Dale Atkinson Low Donald Knight

Entertains Friends At a Bridge Party

Mrs. Verle Gallagher entertained friends at her home north of town last evening. Four tables hosted bridge games with prize winners named Mrs. Merle Turner Mrs. D. P. Livingston and Mrs. R. H. McCleery. Spring flowers decorated the rooms and two course refreshments concluded the evening.

Verle Galllagher Merle Turner D. P. Livingston R. H. McCleery

Young Adults Class Hosts Wiener Roast at Sunset Park

Members of the 25 person Sunday school class at the Methodist church held their regular monthly meeting at Sunset Park with Irene Nickerson as teacher. They discussed a clothing drive for relief and finished with games after the roast.

The Methodist Church Sunset Park Irene Nickerson

Mrs W Johnston Hosts Merry Teun Club Evening

Mrs Walter Johnson welcomed Merry Teun club members Saturday at her Ainsworth area home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles McGill and children Mr and Mrs Duane Hazen and Kenneth. The group played pinochle with high prizes to Mrs Grove Letts and Mac Wallace and low scores to Irve Wulf and Mrs McGill. Refreshments followed.

Walter Johnson Merry Teun Club Ainsworth Charles McGill Duane Hazen Kenneth Grove Letts Mac Wallace Irve Wulf McGill

Vitamin A in Sweet Potatoes Aids Night Vision

Sweet potatoes provide vitamin A similar to carrots, supporting eye health and night driving performance.

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