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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1950

Page

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Armistice Banquet Features Hoegh Call for Strength and UN Faith

Leo Hoegh of Chariton urged universal military training as protection and a firmer foreign policy to keep America strong. He promoted the United Nations as a preventer of a third world war and described his wartime contact with Russians in Germany. The speech capped Armistice day events at the Leon Beatty post in Washington with 100 attendees, music, and a Wick school dance finale.

America Leo Hoegh Chariton Leon Beatty American Legion Korea Hoegh United Nations Organization United Nations Germany Unariton Iowa Marion Rapp Beatty Post

Farmers Invited To Attend Weed Meeting

Washington county farmers are invited to a Wednesday 7:50 pm meeting in the agriculture room at Washington High School to discuss Weeds and Weed Laws. This is the first in a series of 19 farm problem meetings sponsored by the local vocational agriculture department. a full list of topics appears in today’s Evening Journal.

Washington County Agriculture Room Washington High School Vocational Agriculture Department

Mrs Ralph Shalla Taken in Keokuk

Mrs Ralph Shalla 48 a former Keota resident died early today at a Keokuk hospital where she had lived for years Funeral services will be in Keokuk Wednesday at 4pm and in Iowa City Thursday at 2pm Burial in Iowa City She was born Myrna Fountain July 38 1902 in Illinois Survivors include her husband her mother and a son Clayton 13

Keota Ralph Shalla Keokuk Iowa City Shalla Myrna Fountain Illinois William and Nora Bell Fountain Riverside Cotter Methodist Church Shallas Clayton

Ruth Michels Named NSA Regional Officer

Ruth Michels, a senior at the State University of Iowa, was elected secretary-treasurer of the Iowa Nebraska regional office of the National Students Association this week. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs T A Michels of 1030 N Iowa Ave Washington. The NSA is a national organization focusing on student government issues.

Iowa City Ruth Michels State University of Iowa Iowa-Nebraska National Student Association T. A. Michels Iowa Ave Washington NSA

Annual CROP Drive Opens In Washington County

Washington county farmers join a county wide drive for CROP Christian Rural Overseas Program with Carl T. Anderson as chair, Rev. Tom Polk and Rev. R. J. Kinnavey as vice chairs. The article notes CROP has raised over 9 million dollars nationwide in three years to aid European refugees, many from the Soviet zone, amid mounting need in camps across Europe. Richard Stephens, a Washington county farmer and Iowa Farm Bureau vice president, spoke in Europe to promote aid, while Kirk Fox of Successful Farming serves as state CROP chairman.

Washington County Christian Rural Overseas Program Carl T. Anderson Tom Polk Servite R. J. Kinnavey Europe Richard Stephens Iowa Farm Bureau Kirk Fox Successful Farming Magazine

Ancient Dover Clock Still Ticks After Centuries

One of the earliest practical clocks, created around 1295, was housed in Dover Castle and kept time there until 1872. It is now on display in the Science Museum in South Kensington, England, still in operation.

Dover Castle Jewelry Industry Council Science Museum South Kensington England

Armistice Day Observed by St James School Civics Club

St Patrick’s Civics club at St James school marked Armistice Day with a 11 10 a m meeting led by chairman Bar bara Redlinger and president Robert Ward who announced official recognition of the Eighth Grade Civics club by the Catholic University of America. Paul Shearer spoke on Armistice Day followed by a program including In Flanders Field Taps Our Soldier Dead I Would Be True and America Remembers with student performance and Diana Schulty on piano.

St Patrick's Civics Club St. James School Barbara Redlinger Robert Ward Commission On American Citizenship of the Catholic University of America Washington, D. C Paul Shearer Leland Swift Flander Sally Bruty Alicia Merz Assembly America Remembers Joan Friese Diana Schulty

Nebraska man jailed after license plate felony verdict

Oscar Cliburn of Nebraska is in the county jail after being found guilty of illegal use of license plates by Justice of the Peace H. M. Putnam. He remained jailed pending payment of a $15 fine.

Oscar Cliburn Nebraska Justice of the Peace H. M. Putnam Cliburn

Juniors to Stage Cheaper by the Dozen at Local High School

The Gilbreth family farce unfolds on November 16 and 17 with the junior class presenting Cheaper by the Dozen. Tickets go on sale at Phillips Drug Store. reserved 60c, general 45c. Performances begin at 8 pm with 1:30 pm matinees for students. Zernice Wilcke directs. cast includes John Winga, Duane Martin, Carla Caldwell, Betty Martin, and others.

Gilbreth Phillips’ Drug Store Zernice Wilcke Wee John Winga Duane Martin Carla Caldwell Betty Martin Arnesting Carla Benell Nancy Burham Larry Thornton Winona Barr Pat Brock Fale Walker Wayne Barnes Jim Wolfe Anne Scence Mat Bebe

Bierman Resigns As Minnesota Football Coach

Coach Bernie Bierman asked to be relieved of coaching duties at the end of the season marking the worst era in Minnesota football. Athletic Director Ike Armstrong praised Bierman for national titles in 1934 1940 1941 and Big Ten titles in 1934 1935 1937 1940 1941 while noting no future role was decided.

Minneapolis Bernie Bierman Ike Armstrong Minnesota Armstrong Bierman Golden Gophers Bernie

Funeral Tuesday For Mrs. Willis Beatty

Mrs. Willis Beatty 69 of 805 Fast Madison street died after a two week illness. Funeral at 2 PM Tuesday in Sherman’s funeral home with Rev. T C Poth in charge. Burial in Blea Grove cemetery. Orpha Letitia Anderson born February 2 1881 near Washington. She married Willis Beatty on February 25 1901 and had three sons Ralph Harold and Clifford plus six grandchildren and one great grandchild. She was a member of the Christian church and survived by sisters Ola Jacobs Ella Anderson and brothers Martin and Charles G Anderson. one sister Jenni Pickens preceded her in death.

Willis Beatty Madison Street Sanday Sherman T. C. Poth Blea Grove Cemetery Orpha Letitia Anderson Pleasant Hill Washington Levi M Sarah Ann (Cooper) Anderson Washington County Ola Jacobs Ella Anderson Martin Charles G. Anderson Jennie Pickens

Pheasant Dinner Hosted by Mr and Mrs Mc Keown

Mr and Mrs Stanley Mc Keown entertained at a pheasant dinner Sunday noon. Guests included Mr and Mrs Raymond Gerdes of Ainsworth and Mr and Mrs Phillip Gerdes of Crawfordsville.

Stanley McKeown Raymond Gerdes Ainsworth Phillip Gerdes Crawfordsville

Marriage License Issued to Masson and Atkinson

A marriage license was issued at the courthouse Friday afternoon to David J. Masson of Washington and Ruthe Atkinson of Crawfordsville.

Court House David J. Masson Washington Ruthe Atkinson Crawfordsville

Chinese Red Government Denies War With UN Armies

United Press report quotes two 20 year old Chinese Communist soldiers captured in North Korea who say they were ordered to Korea rather than volunteering and that they only learned American troops were the enemy after reaching front lines. They describe uncertain motives and fear of torture if captured.

United States United Nations North Korea United Press U. P William Chapman Shiah Wen-Chiang Chiang Kai-Shek Red Army Chang Kong-Hsing Yalu Korea Chapman

Wag on the Wall Clocks Highlight Early American Timepieces

The Jewelry Industry Council notes most early American clocks were grandfather clocks. Clockmakers supplied movements while local cabinetmakers crafted cases, and some clocks featured wall mounting without a cabinet, known as wag on the wall clocks.

America Jewelry Industry Council

W H Anderson 84 Dies Here Sunday

William Harvey Anderson 84 longtime Cedar township farmer died at his home 702 West Monroe at 2 30 Sunday afternoon after four years of ill health. He was born November 10 1866 near West Chester and married February 17 1892 to Hila Davis. He served Cedar township as assessor for 10 years and was active in the Methodist church. Survivors include his wife six children ten grandchildren five great grandchildren a sister and a brother. One daughter Ethel Woodruff preceded him in death.

William Harvey Anderson Cedar Township West Monroe Street Mr. Anderson West Chester Harvey and Sophronia Angeline Ketchum Andereson Washington Academy Hila Davis Anderson Methodist Church Roscoe D Muscatine Grace Sophronia Boshart Moline Carrie Maude Testroet Theodore Raymond Anderson Birmingham Geraldine Elizabeth Houseal Willma Louise Hoyle Colona Ill Nellie Wallace Brownsville Gilbert Anderson Rochester Wash Ethel Edna Woodruff

Gideon Zone Meeting Held in Fort Dodge

Mr and Mrs H C Finney and J M Finney of Washington attended a zone Gideon meeting in Fort Dodge on Saturday with Gideons from Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota North and South Dakota Illinois and Missouri. A daytime business session followed by an evening banquet featured Zone leader Forbes as speaker. On Sunday attendees visited 21 churches in the Fort Dodge area to deliver the Gideon message.

H. C. Finney J. M. Finney Washington Gideon Society Ft Dodge Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota North South Dakota Illinois Missouri Forbes Gideons Ft. Dodge Gideon

Sunday Dinner Guests at Givans Home

Mrs. Gwen Telford shared Sunday dinner with Mrs. Bert Givans at the Ted Givans residence.

Gwen Telford Bert Givans Ted Givans

Red Armies Show Little Desire For Offensive Action

United Nations forces pressed along a 250 mile Korean front on Monday advancing cautiously toward Yongbyon and probing around Tokchon. The U S 1st Cavalry division repelled a communist battalion northeast of Kumu amid heavy mortar and machine gun fire and pushed toward Yongbyon but did not seize the town. The cavalry continued to Unsan as a counterattack hint suggested the Reds favored delaying tactics. South Korean divisions tried to tighten a wedge near the eastern end of the line and aimed to cut off a Chinese division.

Tokyo United Nations Yongbyon Tokchon U.S Kumu Kth

Iowa AFL Chief Urges Truman to Fire Brannan

Des Moines Iowa federation of labor head A A Couch urged President Truman to remove Secretary of Agriculture Charles F Brannan. He cites Brannans farm plan upsetting Iowa politics and aiding Sen Bourke B Hickenlooper and Loveland in last weeks election. Couch claims Brannan alienated farm and labor voters by backing Loveland in the primary.

Des Moines A. A. Couch Iowa Federation of Labor AFL Truman Charles F. Brannan Couch Brannan Iowa Bourke B. Hickenlooper Hickenlooper Albert J. Loveland Loveland Iowa Afl AFL State Board Brannin

Washer Co. President W. Neal Gallagher Dies at 55

Newton, Iowa UP reports W Neal Gallagher 55 longtime head of Automatic Washer Co died last night. A What Cheer native he rose from salesman to president in 1931 and had one year leave of absence due to ill health at the time of death.

Newton W. Neal Gallagher The Automatic Washer Co What Cheer Gallagher

Weather forecast for Des Moines region

Des Moines area partly cloudy this afternoon through Tuesday with warmer conditions west tonight and east and central Tuesday. Highs today 40 to 48, Tuesday 40 to 50 with southwest winds 20 to 30 mph. lows 20 to 30. Outlook: increasing clouds, rain or snow late Wednesday into Thursday, cooler Thursday. Skipper's forecast: northeast Iowa 10, elsewhere 26.

Des Moines Iowa

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