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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1947

Page

8

Sympathy Extends for Wenger Infant Loss in Wayland

Wayland May 28 sympathy flows to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wenger on the loss of their infant daughter born May 26. The body rests at Stacy's funeral home with short graveside services and interment at Sugar Creek. Local notes include visitations, family gatherings, club meetings, and travel plans of residents and relatives across Iowa and nearby states.

Wayland Harold Wenger Stacy Sugar Creek Ed Boshart Collins Peter Boshart John Worth New London Clarence Shumaker Eva Boshart Ainsworth Dale Davison Memphis Carl Hensley Dale Hensleys Detroit Mich Washington, D. C Clair Sodergren R. C. Sodergren Iowa City Winfield

Ice Cream Special for Decoration Day Arrives

Sid Wells drops in Friday for Decoration Day as a shop stays open until 10 o clock. insulated bags hold up to a gallon of ice cream and keep it frozen for hours. De Luxe hand packed ice cream in several flavors available.

Sidwell

Weather Notes and Hog Market Update

Top hog price listed at 24.50 dollars. Weather forecast calls for fair conditions with frost tonight. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy and not quite as cold.

Funeral for Mrs Ellen Lear Held at St Marys Riverside

Funeral services were held at 9 oclock Tuesday morning in St Marys church Riverside for Mrs Ellen Lear aged 92 who died Saturday in Mercy hospital. The event reflects local obituaries and church rites in Riverside.

Riverside St. Mary’s Church, Riverside Ellen. Lear Mercy Hos

Funeral mass and burial for local resident at Mount Olive

Rev Horan led the requiem at St Marys in Iowa City in the absence of Rev Wolfe. St Marys high school choir with Miss Bernadine Yeggy at organ sang. Burial followed at Mount Olive cemetery with nephews Lawrence, Edward, Louis, Paul, Joseph and Verne Yeggy carrying the casket. Local visitors included Mrs Shrader and her son-in-law Charles Putnam with daughter Mrs Walter Drew’s family.

St. Mary's High School Bernadine Yeggy Horan Lawrence Edward Louis Paul Joseph Verne Yeggy Mount Olivet Joseph Shrader Charles Putnam Charles City Walter Drew Putnam Drew Shradel Clement Shradel Leake McBride Futnam Iowa City Nettie Hann Cedar Rapid Helen Critz R. H. Heitzman Guy Beringhele Los Angeles Calif Heitzman Beringhele Gertrude Heitzman Walter Beranek Hart- Wick Alicin Iseranek Sind Lucille Kron

Conference At Eicher Church Details John Koehler Talk

Noble May 29 The Eicher Sunday school workers conference held a regular meeting at Eicher church Tuesday. Plans were made for a July 4 Sunday school picnic. Guest speaker John Koehler of Ainsworth described his Germany postwar work with German youth under the Bremen rehabilitation plan. Musical numbers and refreshments followed.

Kathryn Harlan Peter Widmer Dale Garrett Washington

Local social notes from Wayland area events and visits

A sequence of social visits and gatherings across Wayland and nearby towns includes John Conrad and Frances of Wayland with Ki Freyenberger, the Garrick family, and various guests at Widmer and Miller homes. Participants travel from Albany Oregon, Goshen College student Edwin Leichty returns for summer, and several families host dinners, Bible school attendees, and film showings at Kieller church.

John Conrad Frances Wayland John Garrick Ki. J Goshen College Hown Henry Leichty Sarah Stutzman Clayton Nobel Dorothy Ann Elmer Boshart Oren Climer Muscatine Kieller Church Tie the Wildwood Dave Schlatter Lizzie Widmer Hanna Kieher Marlin Wyse Joyce Edwards Baghton Milton Nebel Eicher Betty Ardith Davison Near West Chester Margaret Witling Ed. Boshart Mississippi Sarah Boshart Henry Yoder Leo Wagner Mary Schantz

Polyanthas: hybrid ramblers for continuous bloom

Also called baby ramblers, polyanthas derive from crossing hybrid teas with a dwarf hardy multiflora climber. The flowers appear in clusters and bloom year round, sharing hybrid perpetual hardiness and ideal for low growing, continuous flowering displays.

Wil Richards family visit to Mercy Hospital patient in Iowa City

Havre May 29 The Wil Richards family traveled to Iowa City to visit Mrs Edna Witting a patient at Mercy Hospital in room 12. She is improving but will remain hospitalized several days. Various local families shared dinners and visits in Havre and nearby towns including Kineden Quincy and Winfield with mentions of multiple small social outings and family updates.

Lewis Hering Havre Wil Richards Iowa City Edna Witting Mercy Hospital S C. Wittmer Joe Wittner Albert Reiner Theodore Gcitman Kinden Winois John Collins Hartsburg Martin Westen John Zieglowsky Floyd Stover Fred Seiseles Jesse Stout Carla Zieglowsky Ronald Wayne Zieglowsky Carla Elbert Elmore Airfield Lloyd Briggs Marilyn Lawrence Nesta Edward Reed Quincy Illinois Juanita Alice Kolosieck Gries Read Lena Mason Maerwaret Evert Westen Albert Zieglowsly Ernest Woodyard Fern S. C S. C. Wittmer

Revival Services At Columbus Jct First Week of June

Columbus Junction May 28 evangelist Charles Cunningham a former Oshkosh pastor will hold revival services June 1 to 8 at the Independent Bible Church. He conducted early gospel broadcasts in Oshkosh and now works full time in evangelism.

Columbus Columbus Junction Charles Barney Cunningham First Baptist Temple Oshkosh Wis Independent Bible Shurch Cunningham Osikhosh Chester Lavery Elmer Yodd Guy Masonholder Muscatine Hospital Cotter Westminster Guild Dorothy Boyd Nancy Northey

Dry wood fires burn better and are easier to control

Foresters advise using dry seasoned wood for quicker ignition and steadier burns. If only green wood is available, split logs to speed drying, and use a hot fire to reduce creosote and soot buildup in the chimney.

Bus Travel Expands Intercity Service in 1940s

In 1942 intercity buses carried 692 million passengers, up from 361 million in 1940. By 1944 bus travel reached 31 billion passenger-miles, about three times the 1940 level of 11 billion.

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