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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1948

Page

2

Local notes on hires surgeries and students at Cornell

Mary Tinkham of Cameron joins Ruth Foster in work at the Farm Bureau office and will become Henry county home economist. Cecilia Kron recovers from major surgery at Mercy hospital Iowa City room 311. Elizabeth Thorne recovering after emergency appendectomy in New York City. Barbara Etter and Geraldine Prickett continue as seniors at Cornell College Mt Vernon alongside Gwen Ramseyer. 3 day Nylon sale at Rexall October 20 24 with shoe specials from Brown Shoe Fit Co.

Mary Tinkham Cameron Inl Ruth Foster Farm Bureau Cecilia Kron Mercy Hospital Iowa City John Knotek Mary Kron Rexall Sale Barbara Etter Preston L. Etter Geraldine Bartow Prickett Cornell College Mt. Vernon Gwen Ramseyer Cornell

College Demons Face Weekend Gridiron Showdowns

Washington junior college’s Cardinals meet Magle Grove two year school at Case field at eight. Coach John MccConnell aims for a second straight win as the Demons go to Muscatine for a rivalry renewal. Next week Fairfield’s eleven visits Casefield.

Washington Junior College Cardinals Case Field Magle Grove Cardinal John MccConnell Bob Weber Demons Muscatine Port City Boys Casefield Fairfield Burlington Keokuk

Ill and Visiting Residents in Duncan Shop Area

Mrs. John Custer of 521 S Ave D is ill and absent from her work at the Duncan Shop for Women. The item notes visitors and callers, with several brief social notices of people traveling or moving between towns and cities.

John Custer S. Ave. D Duncan Shop

Indians Depend On Bob Lemon For Win Today

Cleveland sends 24 game winner Bob Lemon against Detroit to clinch at least a tie for the American League pennant as Boston and New York win their games. Lemon faces Trucks or Hutchinson at Municipal Stadium while Boston chases a 7-3 victory and New York survives a ninth inning scare in Philadelphia. Detroit ends home season with a 7-2 win over St Louis as Brecheen earns his 20th.

New York Cleveland Indians Bob Lemon Detroit Tribe Red Sox Yankees Lemon Virgil Trucks Fred Hutchinson Municipal Stadium Washington Boston Yanks Athletics Philadelphia Mel Parnell Braves Boston Braves Brooklyn Billy Southworth Jeff Heath A. B. Chandler Marvin Rickert Milwaukee St. Louis National St. Louis Pirates Harry Brecheen

Mrs. Roth Presides At Wayland Meeting

The Doreas society of Wayland met at the Mennonite church with Mrs. Omer Roth presiding. A devotional session titled Mary and Martha Jennels featured by Mrs. Ted Tschantz and Mrs. Laurence Henss. Audrey Roth and Stevie Berkshire sang. Ira Wittmer handled the question box. program duties were by Mrs. Max Wauttman. Refreshments by several members followed.

Doreas Society of Wayland Mennonite Omer Roth Eage Arthur Wyserayne Mary Martha Jennels Ted Tschantz Laurence Henss Audrey Roth Ira Wittmer Stevie Berkshire Max Wauttman Leele Magdetrau Mary Lute Edith Shaffer Lucille Mullenax Briorence Wagner Anna Nebel Olive Boller

Jackson Township Farm Women Meet

Mrs. P. F. Whisler hosted the Jackson Township farm bureau meeting at 2 p m. Ruth Foster presented Color and Line in Dress while Mrs. Joe Knotek spoke on Pennies for Friendship. Social hour theme was friendship around the world with Japan as the country. décor and refreshments featured Japanese items and dora yaki.

P. F. Whisler Jackson Township Wayne Zeck Ruth Foster Joe Knotek Japan Lloyd Marek Raymond Bell George Hora Marek Vern Escher Horn Lloyd Foster Whisler

Pythian Sisters Hear Irene Anderson in West Chester

Twenty seven members met the West Chester Pythian Sisters Tuesday evening. Irene Anderson reported on the Grand Lodge meeting in Waterloo. Altruistic work totaled 181.25 with a card fund of 31.60 and seven sick calls. The flag staff will present the flag at the Fairfield district convention October 12. Refreshments were served by Marjory Laubach and Mrs. Will Reif.

West Chester Pythian Irene Anderson Grand Lodge Waterloo Fairfield Marjory Laubach Will Reif

Mrs Lee Hosts U Go I Go Club Card Party

Mrs Lee hosted a U Go I Go pinochle gathering at her home with ten members and two guests present. Mrs Lee won high score, Mrs Vina Manussier low score, and Mrs Charles Schiebel led a brief business meeting. Pinochle was played at three tables with refreshments served by Mrs Val Fuhr.

John Lee Lee Vina Manussier L. H. Harding Manussier Charles Schiebel Val Fuhr

Engle farewell marked by electric clock gift at Center

A farewell for Mr. and Mrs. H A Engle was held at Center school as they prepare to move to Crawfordsville. Betty Griggs led songs while a pot luck supper followed. Attendees included numerous local families and friends such as the Mayers, Wheeling, Deal, Benge, Menge, Seethout, Sanders, Trier, Wolfe, Richardson, Augustine, Strum, Mangold, Engle kin, and others.

H. A. Engle Center School Richard Benge Dick Menge Jake Seethout Lee Sanders Cleo Trier Walter Wolfe Art Richardson Keith Augustine Bill Strum Colleen Gus Strum Stanley Mangold Alvin Engle Bill Pepper John Barker Mildred Augustine William Robertson Pat Hotle Alva Garsh

Shelves Scrap Pieces for Kitchen Storage

Scrap linoleum covers shelves and linings for kitchen drawers. Remnants are typically cheap at department stores, offering a frugal option for pantry organization.

Pilotburg Church Service to Be Led by Lloyd Bauer

Pilotburg reports that West Chester resident Lloyd Bauer will preach the sermon at 11 o clock Sunday in Pilotburg church. Sunday school will be at 10 as usual.

Frank Stransky Journal Pilotburg Lloyd Bauer West Chester

Pardon Hosts Birthday Dinner for Son-in-law Willard Bell

Mr and Mrs Virgil Pardon entertained at a birthday dinner for their son in law Willard Bell of Sigourney. A chicken dinner was served at noon and a large angel food cake centered the table. The afternoon was spent socially.

Virgil Pardon Willard Bell Sigourney

Brenneman Dinner Honors Guests From Phoenix Family

Mr and Mrs H J Brenneman and Deborah hosted forty two guests at a cooperative dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Leroy Brenneman and son of Phoenix and Arminda Brenneman with her ten children and their families attending.

H. J. Brenneman Deborah Leroy Brenneman Phoenix Aunz Arminda Brenneman

Watermelon Party Feeds Sunset Park Students

Junior college students enjoyed a watermelon feed at Sunset Park on Monday evening. About twenty five attendees included faculty representatives Edna Mercer Evelyn Galbraith and Virginia Pettet. Beverly Crandall photographed the event.

J. C Sunset Park Edna Mercer Evelyn Galbraith Virginia Pettet Beverly Crandall

Birth Report: Daughter for Rhea Family in Des Moines

Mr and Mrs Clint Rhea of Crawfordsville announce the birth yesterday of a daughter to Kenneth and the Des Moines couple at 2320 61st Street Des Moines.

Clint Rhea Crawfordsville Kenneth Rhea 61St Street Des Moines

Ruth Foster Speaks on Accessories and Guatemala Visit

Thirteen women from Watlnut Sandyhook districts gathered at Mrs. Hloah Farrier’s home for a talk by Ruth Foster, home economist, on accenting accessories. She also discussed a Guatemala trip. Mrs. Ralph Chorpening read Friendship with a Foreign Country. Tea was poured by Mrs. Lyle Wilson and Mrs. Carl Jarvis, with Mrs. Jarvis wearing Guatemalan native dress.

Ruth Foster Watlnut- Sandyhook Hloah Farrier Miss Foster Guatemala Ralph Chorpening Lyle Wilson Carl Jarvis Jarvis

Diller Golden Wedding Anniversary Open House

Friends are invited to visit the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Diller of Fredonia from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. Sunday Oct. 3 to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. A family dinner will be served at noon.

W. E. Diller Fredonia

Faulkner Family Visits Clara After Emergency Appendectomy

Mercy hospital in Town City treated Mr. Alfred Faulkner for appendicitis on Tuesday. Mrs. Faulkner and Janice of Muscatine spent Wednesday evening with Clara Faulkner.

Alfred Faulkner Janice of Muscatine Clara Faulkner

Tile Used On Dwellings and Temples In Italy Before Rome

Tile decor and construction served on homes and temples across Italy prior to the rise of grand Roman architecture. The material indicates early building practices and aesthetic choices in ancient Italian settlements.

Italy

Wiener Roast Honors Rev Wells Family and Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Crone hosted a wiener roast and dinner Thursday evening for Rev. and Mrs. Paul Wells and their children. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Al Crone and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weeks.

Woodrow Crone Paul Wells al Crone Richard Weeks

Dinner guests at Mrs. Galbraith apartment

Mrs. Evelyn Galbraith and Ruth Bell entertained at dinner Thursday evening in their apartment with guests Mrs. Irma Butner Elizabeth Irwin and Virginia Pettit.

Evelyn Galbraith Ruth Bell Irma Butner Elizabeth Irwin Virginia Pettit

Chapter L of TTT Holds Meeting in Crawfordsville

Chapter L met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Vernon White of Crawfordsville. 25 members present. Mrs. Wayne Peterson and Mrs. Harold Tolander chosen to represent at the Davenport convention. Three new babies announced: Ann and Arthur twins of Mr. and Mrs. Don Lauer and Jimmy son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lauer. Hostess served refreshments.

Vernon White Crawfordsville Wayne Peterson Harold Tolander Davenport Ann Arthur Don Lauer Jimmy Bob Lauer

Farewell Party Held at Wayland Social Hour

The Wayland Social Hour club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Victor Stacy to honor Mrs. Kenneth with a farewell party. Guests shared refreshments and best wishes for her new chapter.

Wayland Social Hour Club Victor Stacy Kenneth

Leaving for Columbus Junction Named Hostess Honoree

Johnson leaves next month for her new home in Columbus Junction. Fifteen members and three guests attended the event. The honoree received a gift and corsage. Ringo and other games followed with refreshments served by the hostess, her mother, and Hazel Shumaker.

Birthday Party for Two Year Old Charles Belles

Charles Belles turned two yesterday and celebrated at Mrs Porter's home at 3 PM with his mother Mrs Charles Belles and grandmother Mrs Edgar Porter hosting. Ice cream cake and gifts were shared with guests including Mrs Frank Dittmer Gene Fields Mrs Nick Dittrich Gary Mrs Lloyd Arnold Stevie Mrs Phillip Kneen Mollie Jane Mrs Carlin Jones Mike Mrs Keith Williams Patty and Mrs Ray Redlinger.

Charles Belles Edgar Porter Porter Charles Roy Fields Frank Dittmer Gene Fields Nick Dittrich Gary Lloyd Arnold Stevie Phillip Kneen Mollie Jane Carlin Jones Mike Keith Williams Patty Ray Redlinger

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