Parish boys aid acting pastor at St Marys school
Riverside May 29 The boys of St Marys parochial school assisted the acting pastor Re J J Fath in church tasks and parish duties as part of their service project and school activities.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1946
Page
2
Acolyte Group Enjoys Iowa City Outing
A group of boys under Rev Fath and the sisters Sister Mary Sergus and Sister Mary Ella spent a day in Iowa City with the church group returning upbeat about the outing. Visitors from Virginia Kansas stayed with the Sisters of Charity at St Marys convent and Mrs Elizabeth Mellecker home. R Quinlan Oxford and J Lear Lone Tree hosted dinners with Mrs Anna Lear family. Riverside guests Ray G Green and his sister in law Mrs Robert Griffin visited Waukon. Richard Kron, son of Reno and Mrs Riverside Kron, received honorable discharge from the navy after Caribbean service. Elmer Meeks and niece Barbara Moothart of Des Moines visited Mrs Fannie Meeks family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fath
Mary Sergus
Mary Ella
Iowa City
Baker
Miss Murphy
Virginia
Kansas
Sisters of Charity
St. Mary's Convent
Elizabeth Mellecker
R. Quinlan
Oxford
Joseph Lear
Lone Tree
Anna Lear
Ray G. Green
Riverside
Waukon
Robert Griffin
Richard Kron
Reno Kron
Navy
Caribbean
Water used in protein extraction aids yeast growth for poultry feed
Water from protein extraction can be reused to cultivate yeasts with high feed value for poultry rations. The process yields both protein and vitamin sources, supporting animal nutrition.
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Mrs. Ida Whetstine of Wellman was admitted yesterday as a medical patient. Mrs. James Lowe of Brighton was admitted today. Dismissals yesterday included Mrs. Everette Kauffman and son James Edward of Ainsworth and Mrs. Earl Wall and daughter Donna Lee of Ainsworth. Dismissals today included Mrs. J. K. Helscher and son Carl Frederick of Keota and Mrs. Francis Stanton of Sigourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Whetstine
Wellman
James Lowe
Brighton
Everette Kauffman
James Edward
Route One
Earl Wall
Donna Lee
Ainsworth
J. K. Helscher
Carl Frederick
Keota
Francis Stanton
Sigourney
Junior Baseball Opener Set at Armory Field Today
Mayor R L Lytle will throw the first ball at Armory field at three oclock. The American Legion junior team faces Columbus Junction in a post game clash. Coach Bill Boshart lists Tom Murphy Spike Thorton Lando Gingerich Dean Jackson Ken Hines Leland Schmidt Dick Vacha Wayne Marshall Bill Putman in the starting lineup for the home debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Lytle
Armory Field
American Legion
Columbus Junction
Bill Boshart
Tom Murphy
Spike Thornton
Lando Gingerich
Dean Jackson
Major Leagues Standings and Results Snapshot
National League standings show Brooklyn leading with 24 wins and a .686 pace as St. Louis and Chicago follow. Wednesday results include St. Louis 5 Chicago 2 and Brooklyn 5 New York 1. American League lists Weston atop with .769, New York 24-16, and several games reported with Cleveland, Detroit, and Philadelphia scoring wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet
Brooklyn
St. “Louis
Cincinnati Ste Cates
Chicago
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnai
Cooper
Wallace
Behrman
Higbe
Schumacher
Carpenter
Judd
Mulcahy
Weston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Lewis
Coces
Newsom
Christopher
Bonham
Chandler
Haynes
Dietrich
Feller
Gromek
Wolff
Scarborough
Harris
Hughson
Trout
Trucks
Zoldak
Kramer
Hueston Jayne Dies At Home In Oregon
Hueston Jayne of Corvallis Oregon died suddenly at his home yesterday his telegram says born July 11 1877 in Cedar township Washington county son of John and Mary Young Jayne he moved to Oregon as a young man survived by his wife a son John a daughter Mrs Margaret Jane Carroll four grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Will Ross of West Chester and Mrs Edith Miller died yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hueston Jayne
Corvallis
Ore
Will Ross
West Chester
Edith Miller
John
Margaret Jane Carrol
Corvallis, Ore
Vision: Light, Eye Focus, and Brain Interpretation
Vision requires three steps: light must reflect to the eye, the eye must be focused on the retina, and the brain must correctly interpret the resulting signals. Each stage hinges on proper optics, neural processing, and perceptual integration for clear sight.
Home grown strawberries announced with visits across town
Local notes report Joe Garick delivering a box of berries from his NE Washington vines. Numerous residents visit relatives, attend Memorial Day gatherings, and travel to events, with Mrs. Elizabeth Wehr from Sigourney shopping and families vacationing in Minnesota and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Garick
Washington
Journal Office
Ervin Haberman
Keota
Walter P. Doak
Minnesota
Elizabeth Wehr
Sigourney
Iowa Gasoline Tax Hit Historic High This Month
May gasoline tax collections in Iowa reached a record 3 144 884.03, surpassing September 1945’s 2 191 368 748. The May total nearly doubled April and matched or exceeded past months, with primary road funds at 1 080 000 and secondary roads at 864 000. Refunds totaled 501 106.68 and a special one cent tax fund stood at 785 878.82 awaiting a supreme court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John Grimes
State Suprem Court
Savings Bond Sale Promotion Opens In State June 6
Des Moines event marks the Savings Bond selling promotion starting June 6, the second anniversary of D-Day. Roger F. Warin of the state bond office says it is a one month campaign focusing on self interest to bond buyers with the slogan Now Back Your Future. Posters will be distributed countywide, and the program aims to curb inflation, promote thrift, fund public debt, educate youth, and build reserve spending power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Uptowa
France
Roger F. Warin
Ower
Warin
Safe storage guidance for dusts and sprays
Keep all dusts and sprays in tightly closed containers such as jars or tins and away from food. Store out of reach of children and animals. Use a high shelf in a closet or a locked drawer or cupboard as the safest storage place.
Anthracite Miners Walk Out Over New Contract
A nationwide strike by 75,000 hard coal miners began as anthracite mines closed for Memorial Day. The United Mine Workers demanded a new contract, with talks ongoing for 18 days and no work until a signed agreement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Mine Workers
UMW
Washington
J. B. Warriner
Lehigh Navigation Coal Company
Thomas J. Kennedy
Miners Demand Higher Wages and Welfare Fund
The report notes that hard coal miners demand align with the soft coal dispute calling for higher wages and a welfare fund. This summarizes labor actions reflecting ongoing industrial tensions and union objectives without specific dates or names.
Eight Families of Libertyville Picnic At D Peters Home
East Sunset May 29 eight Libertyville telephone board members and their families picnicked at Dale Peters home. Dale formerly worked with them. Families visited neighbors and others as weather supported corn planting harvests progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertyville
D. Peters
J. A. Raymond
East Sunset
Dale Peters
Dale
Patrick
Donald Murphy
Ottumwa
Elmer MeaArtor
Murphy
Donald McArtor
Maurice Krabhill
Donnie
Sarah Boshart
Wayland
Gene Stephens
Richard Stephens
Harry Jones
Frank Scranton
Washington
Elmer MccArtor and
Harry Gardner
Richard Allen
Christener
Chicago
Cleaning wicker furniture crevices and corners
Clean dirt collecting crevices and corners of wicker furniture with a well lathered brush and water. Rinse thoroughly and wipe dry.
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Elm Grove Cemetery
F. T. D. Association
Wolf’s Flower
Riverside News
Elmer Meeks
Barbara Moothart
Fannie Meeks
Coun Food
Kool-Aide
Stokely Peas
Oxydol
Bing Cherries
Lipton's Tea
Wheaties
Crescent Macaroni
Carload U. 8
California
Marvene
Washington Fruit Market
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Andrews
Blackwell
Borony
Wyse
Burkhart
Barrett
Ostermueller
Roe
Oregon
Nicola A G Harmon
E. C. Hackett
Evanston, N
M. E. DeLashmutt
Winfield
F. C. Surface
Lee K. Surface
Mrs. Pollock Wallace
Mrs. Wallace
Mrs
Fred Neiswanger
John Frajman
Cedar Rapids
M. P. Crandall
Frajman
John Lemmon
Dubuque
Earl Bickford
Jacob Roth
Roberta
Marie
Rex Lee
M. D. Lee
Wyman
Harold Huston
Mr. Huston
Anna Legill
Her
Rose Legill
Mt. Pleasant
Rex
Joel Strait
Edith Strait
Sioux Palls, S. D
Hugh Hall
Atlantic City
N. J
Marlborough-Brenhein Hotel
Hall
Della
Thcia Patton
Oskaloosa
Donald Custer
Joe Monaghan
Keoda
Jay E. Sellers
Everette Bishop
Ft. Madison
Sellers
Donna M
Stephens College
Columbia
Frank Wilson
Will E. Jones
B. C. Hebensberger
Denver
Colo
Carl Hedges
Charles Latchem
Lt. Latchem
Navy Medic Corps
San Francisco
Calif
John Hayek
Fort Dodge
John Shalla
Donald Kyle
Robert
Jane
Kalamazoo, Mich
Kyle
Myrtle Poole
Emma Bopp
Anthony Maliby
Richmond
Walter Bond
Gene
Bond
Montgomery Ward
Carolyn
University of Minnesota
Eleanor
Roosevelt
Bobce Kurtz
Moline
Ill
Frank Kurtz
D. M. Kurtz
Burlington
Charles Bicklen
Wapello
Boice Kurtz
E. W. Spessard
Orlin Witting
Billy
Eagle Grove
Edna Wittrig
Wittrig
Iowa
SAT
Dole
Prince Prunes
Bisquick
van Camp
Madison Sweet
Madison Dill Pickles
Jello
Rob Ross
Catsup
Velvet Rose
Folger’s
Pulver
Mia
Borden’s Ice Creams
All Flavors
McClure
West End Grocery
Ares
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