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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1946

Page

2

Local News: McAvoy Returns to Chicago After Vacation

George McAvoy returned to Chicago Sunday night to resume studies at the Illinois College of Chiropody and Foot Surgery after a two week visit with his mother Mrs. Sadee McAvoy. Mrs. Alfred C Brown of New London arrived to visit friends and stay with Mrs. Robert E Arthur.

George McAvoy Chicago Illinois College of Chiropody Sadee McAvoy Alfred C. Brown New London Robert E. Arthur

Office closures and social visits feature in local notes

Notice announces office closure on October 7 and 8 by Dr. M. H. Sartor. The column then records visits from Cedar Rapids residents, Alabama guests, Sigourney and Keota travelers, Des Moines visitors, Davenport business trips, and Iowa Poultry Improvement Association events with remarks on speakers including Walter Burger of Des Moines, president of the American Feed Manufacturers association.

Harry Ramseyer, Jr Des Moines Iowa Poultry Improvement Association Walter Burger Washington Mr. Burger American Feed Manufacturers Association

Legion Honors Otto Vogel Talks at Local Legion Meeting

Otto Vogel baseball coach at Town University spoke at Leon Beatty post of the American Legion. Glen Mace of Ford Motor Company backed the junior Legion baseball team and supplied uniforms and equipment. Vogel urged support for a Washington high school team amid over 700 state teams, sharing insights from his big league days and Iowa tenure. The meeting highlighted junior players and listed last summer’s batting leaders and Murphy’s pitching for the team.

Leon Beatty Post Amercan Legon Otto Vogel Town University Vogel Post Legion Glen Mace Ford Motor Company Mace Legion Ball Club Legion Baseball The Washington Iowa University Wayne Chamberlin

Chester Retains Ke Wash Top Place

West Chester Trojans remain leaders of the Ke Wash conference by defeating Wellman 12 to 0. West Chester travels to Winfield next Friday for a non conference game. Kalona beat Richland to stay in title contention. Keota hosts Brighton. Williamsburg plays Richland. Lone Tree faces Wellman in non conference action.

Chester Wellman Iowa West Chester Trojans Wellman Wildcats West Chester Winfield Wolves Kalona Richland A Kubs Keota Brighton Williamsburg Richland Lone Tree Winfield Kalona Keota Brighton North English Williansburg North English

Knupps Visit Iowa City for Dad's Day Activities

Mr and Mrs W J Knupp of Sioux City called briefly Sunday afternoon on Knupp and Bridges relatives as they drove home. They spent Saturday and Sunday in Iowa City with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J J Balles attending Dad's day activities at the University.

W. J. Knupp Sioux City Knupp Bridges Iowa City J. J. Balles University

Biologist Warns of Severe Duck Shortage Across Fly Way

Milwaukee report cites U.S. Wildlife Survey biologist Robert Smith who rode 15,000 miles across Canada to study migratory waterfowl. He says Mississippi river area hunters face a severe season as drought drives water tables down and many lakes shrink, matching conditions of the 1930s duck low mood.

Milwaukee Mississippi Robert Smith United States Wildlife Survey Smith Canadian Prairies Mississippi River

Flow of Electrons Said To Aid Seeing Process

The Better Vision Institute suggests a flow of electrons along the optic nerve to and from the brain occurs during vision. This view reflects expert opinions on how sight works and aligns with attempts to explain the seeing process.

Better Vision Institute

Mrs Stacy Hosts D A R Chapter Meeting in Wayland

Washington chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. Victor Stacy’s in Wayland with nineteen members chartering two buses. Jessie B. Stewart presided as regent, prayers and flag salute opened, minutes read, treasurer reported, and thanks extended for materials and a rug gift. The group discussed fundraising, framing a new charter, sending clothing to Kate Duncan Smith school, and sharing Defense News copies. A Centennial program and Iowa history paper were presented, followed by social hour and refreshments.

Washington Daughters of the American Revolution Victor Stacy Wayland Jessie B. Stewart D.A.R Clara Tate America J. E. Lemmon Elizabeth Dawson Treas Carol Forgey Emil Hesselschwerdt Kalona Miss Forgey Maring Albert Orcutt Lee Soule Ways and Means Kate Duncan Smith School Defense Iowa Eva Denny C. R. McCutchen, Jr

Brown and Day Give Their Life History at Y Men's Meeting

Ed Brown and Robert Day outlined their life histories at the Y Men's meeting in Washington. Brown recounted early life from 1914, schooling, work at the Journal, A&P, and Maynard Brown's station, military service, and family. Day, born in Brighton, Iowa, described education at Iowa, naval service, and law career with Livingston & Day, plus wartime service highlights and Okinawa cargo event. New members Tom Gray, G E Montgomery, Dan Pence, Don Armstrong, Merle Simpson initiated. New officers for 1946 47 include Milo Sorden president and Verle Gallagher vice president.

Edsall Brown Robert Day Ed Brown Washington Heights Washington Junior College Maynard Brown A&p Grocery Chicago Don Orr Armed Forces Nellie Wallace Browns Tommy Bob Day Brighton Iowa Bob Brighton High School University of Iowa Atlantic Cornelia Shranger Washington, D. C Pob Livingston & Day Law Office Tom Gray G. E. Montgomery Dan Pence Don Armstrong Merle Simpson Y's Dick Stewart Bob Choate Boyd White Harold Wehr Dave Elder Richard McCleery Hollows Milo Sorden Verle Gallagher Richard Pratt New Mermnbers Dunham Morrison Don

Mrs Patterson Dies in Seattle Former Washington Resident

Mrs Charles E Patterson of Seattle died recently after a long association with Washington. Born Clara Scofield she was a daughter of Gen Hiram Scofield a Washington lawyer. Her sister Cora Scofield of Boston plans to attend the funeral.

Marsh W. Bailey Charles E. Patterson Seattle

Emma Harding Caple Dies in Muscatine

Emma Harding Caple died at 12 40 this morning in Muscatine. Funeral services will be held at two o'clock Friday at the Fairbanks mortuary in Muscatine with burial in the Ainsworth cemetery about three o'clock.

Emma Harding Caple Muscatine Fairbanks Mortuary Ainsworth

Sunlight Sensitivity Varies by Hair Color

Blondes and red heads show higher sensitivity to sun exposure. For the average person, about 50 minutes is the maximum safe time in direct sunlight to reduce sunburn risk.

Community Calendar Listings for Local Organizations

Local groups schedule meetings and events including St Pauls Youth Fellowship 8 p.m. at church and various ladies aid and club gatherings. Note postponed events, district conventions, luncheons, and charitable drives across West Chester and surrounding areas.

St. Paul's Youth Fellowship Ainsworth O.E.S P.T.A Methodist Church U-go E. E. Ward Masonic Temple J. P.O

Y's Men entertain guests after dinner meeting

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Stewart hosted several couples at their 303 East Jackson home after a Y's Men club dinner. Contract bridge occupied five tables with prizes to Mr. and Mrs. Milo Sorden, Mrs. John Owen, and Mrs. Boyd White. Seasonal refreshments followed.

Richard A. Stewart East Jackson Street Milo Sorden John Qwen Boyd White

High Speed Coaster Sets Record On American Sled

A coaster reached speeds over 70 mph on the American clipper sled. The rider lies flat in a belly flop position and uses spiked shoes to steer and brake with his feet.

Hospital Births and Discharges Brief

Mr and Mrs Max Haifley 408 W Third St welcomed a son at 5 37 pm yesterday. Mr and Mrs Melvin Bone reported a daughter born at 11 16 pm. George Sergent of Grand Hotel was discharged yesterday evening. Dismissals today include Mrs John Cleaver and son Wayne Allen of Washington Mrs Forrest Miller and son Loring Wayne of Keota Mrs William Bruty and son William Henry route two Don Nett 704 S Eighth Ave.

Max Haifley Third St Melvin Bone George Sergent Grand Hotel John Cleaver Wayne Allen Washington Forrest Miller Loring Wayne Keota William Bruty William Henry Route Two Don Nett Eighth Ave

Pythian Sisters Organize Hallowe'en Party Plans

Mrs Francis Crone presided at the Pythian Sisters meeting at K P hall. Initiation postponed to November 5. Masquerade Hallowe'en party planned for Oct 30 at the hall with committees for decorations and refreshments and an entertainment group named. Pinochle and treats followed.

Francis Crone Pythian Sisters K.P. Hall Hallowe'en Paul Harvey Warren Stewart Ernest Miller E. E. Ward Walter Anderson Ralph Martin Harvey Waggoner

Knights of Pythias West Chester Lodge to Meet

Knights of Pythias West Chester Lodge No 393 will meet Thursday evening at the hall. Work in the rank of page. Refreshments. 3t

Knights of Pythias West Chester

Pork Production Costs Rise on Feed Versus Labor

In pork production the cost analysis shows feed expenses averaging six to seven times higher than labor costs, highlighting feed as the dominant input in productive cycles and profitability.

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