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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1948

Page

2

Local Doctor Attends Post Graduate Course in Des Moines

Dr. A. W. Clow will attend a post graduate course at Still College in Des Moines Wednesday through Friday. His office will be closed for the three days. Mrs. Clow accompanies him. Nellie Dewey Moore of Beverly Hills visited Washington and met her step-mother Ada Dewey and Mrs. Harry Montgomery during her stay. Arnet Mathers and his wife of Haskins visited Hallsville, Missouri with Rodney Mathers. Nels B. Westermark and wife left Sunday for a California vacation of about a month with several stops en route.

A. W. Clow Des Moines Still College Nellie Dewey Moore Beverly Hills Calif Washington Ada Dewey Harry Montgomery Nels B. Westermark California

Hospital Admits and Dismissals Today

Admitted yesterday Mrs. Irvin Rich 509 S 4th medical and Mrs. Matilda Pierce 615 N Iowa surgical. Dismissed today Alvin Hahn Grawfords ville Frank Barden Mrs. Dale York and son Mrs. Santos Hernandez and daughter Mrs. Merle Allison and son. Birth today Mr and Mrs Russell Martin Wellman a daughter at 3 56 a m.

Irvin Rich S. 4Th Matilda Pierce N. Iowa Alvin Hahn Grawfordsville Frank Barden Dale York Santos Hernandez Merle Allison Russell Martin, Wellman

Radio Manu Facturers Service Guarantee

Reliable radio service advertises 90 day parts and service guarantee for radio sets. Bring in your ailing set for repair and maintenance.

Reliable Radio Service Radio Manufacturers Service

Local Residents Busy With Visits and Travel

Mr and Mrs Charles Welsh returned from a visit with Mr and Mrs Don Welsh in Lansing Michigan Frances Whisler daughter of Mr and Mrs P F Whisler announces a 430 pm program on WSUI from Town City Teatime Melodies Mrs Minnie Green substitutes as bookkeeper at Modern Appliance in Mrs Raymond Glasgow’s absence Dr J A Marie and family drove to Davenport to see Mrs George Dempsey at Mercy hospital Harold Wehr attended the Protective Benevolent association board meeting in Oskaloosa Mrs Clyde Kirby of West Liberty visited here Patricia and Robert Stewart traveled to Mayo Brothers hospital Rochester MN with their father E A Stewart Mr and Mrs R J Tanner Jack and Jane dined with Henry Bricker in Hamilton IA Lawrence Dawson drove from Tripoli to spend the day with his mother Mae Dawson Warren Marston takes a four week vacation from Washington Skelgas Service Mr and Mrs Glenn McFarlane stay with Frank McFarlane and UO C Patterson then head to Atlantic after a Minnesota trip

Minnie Green Modern Appliance Company Raymond Glasgow J. A. Marie Leo Marie Davenport George Dempsey Mercy Hospital

Salad serving tips for fresh fruit and vegetables

The guidance emphasizes using clean crisp cold produce and dressings that avoid extreme tartness saltiness or sweetness. It advises balancing flavors to keep salads refreshing and appealing.

Adams Lays Cornerstone for Astronomical Observatory

At 77, John Quincy Adams traveled from Massachusetts to Cincinnati to dedicate the Astronomical Observatory. The trip by stagecoach canal boat steamboat and early railroad was long and fatiguing. His dedicatory speech denounced neglect of American astronomy.

John Quincy Adams Massachussetts Cincinnati Adams United States

Feller To Face Sain In Opener Of World Series

Boston veteran Johnny Sain prepares to duel with Cleveland ace Bob Feller in the opening World Series game after Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau confirms Feller and Bob Lemon as the two right handed starters. Sain led all pitchers with 24 wins this season for Boston while Lemon is a 20 game winner.

Boston Lou Boudreau Cleveland Indians Bobby Feller Bob Lemon Boston Braves Fireball Feller Boudreau Braves Johnny Sain Keller Feller Lemon Sain Billy Southworth

Indians Face Braves In Unpredictable World Series Opener

Boston will host Cleveland in a dramatic 1948 World Series kickoff at Braves Field with Bob Feller versus Johnny Sain as anticipated starters. Cleveland holds a 13 to 5 favorite status after an 8 to 3 pennant clincher against the Red Sox, while Boston, deemed underdogs, seeks upset impact from Southworth’s ace Sain.

Braves Field Cleveland Indians Boston Red Sox Braves Lou Boudreau Feller Bobby Feller van Meter Iowa Fireball Bobby Sain

Barkley Hits GOP Farm Labor Policy in Iowa

In Ottumwa on October 5 193? Alben W Barkley Democratic VP hopeful attacked Republican farm and labor policy. He criticized the Taft Hartley Act calling it unfair and claimed Republicans would undo years of Democratic progress for agriculture and small business. He noted farm foreclosures and mocked Republican stability claims.

Ottumwa Alben W. Barkley Colorado Greeley Kentucky Congress National Association of Manufacturers

Government can halt inflation says CU economist

Garfield V. Cox of the University of Chicago argues that inflation can be checked by higher taxes tighter bank credit and delaying public works. He believes political will may resist such measures in an election year unless consumers suffer more. If inflation sustains into 191%, a new federal administration might risk early action rather than wait for a late-term collapse.

Chicago University of Chicago Garfield V. Cox School of Business Management Institute For Howevr

Angling Joins College Curricula At Miami Campus

Angling becomes a regular college subject with a University of Miami course eight weeks long. Coed anglers study fishing methods tackle making camp operation and guide skills. The class emphasizes practical value and requires no homework as students simply go out to fish.

United States University of Miami

Kingfisher Feeds Then Repeats Catch For Snack

A kingfisher catches a fish and returns to its perch tosses the fish into the air then catches it by the head and swallows it whole. The behavior shows the bird mastering a rapid repeat capture before consuming the prey.

Assign Numbers to More County Youths

The draft office continues assigning numbers to Washington county youths born in 1923. The list includes numerous residents such as Max J. Liechty of Iowa City and Harry D. Levy of Kalona, with multiple Wellman, Riverside, Ainsworth, Keota, and other area youths named among the 1923 birth group awaiting numbered registration.

Washington County Max J. Liechty Mr. Pleasant Robert G. Crone Iowa City Harry D. Levy Kalona Eugene L. Shaver Wellman Alfred J. Fritz Robert J. Houseal Cleo I. Burich Riverside Russell D. Martin Bernard R. Pauly Lamont J. Duwn LeRoy Duwn Leslie G. Archer Victor J. Mayer Bert W. Wells Haskins Clarence G. Hayes Kenneth H. Kern Walter BE. Rugg Ronald D. Cox Marion R. Blum Joseph Corssett, Jr Lawrence F. Moore Ainsworth Frank Novy, Jr Kenneth W. Rada Donald F. Burger Ernest W. Lambert Lafayette M. Hamil Lester F. Hamil Howard W. Greimer Burrell le Fever Francis A. Lauderdale Kenneth S. Kron Edward L. Miller Urban F. Metz John M. Hixon Leonard J. Booy Victor G. Flynn West Chester Raymond J. Miller Philip R. Vanerus Sikke D. Temple Keota Samuel R. Weeks Warren Norton, Jr Merle D. Whetstine Bernard L. Thomann Lester L. Kenney LaVerne L. Graber Wayland Thomas J. Berdo Elmer P. Peiffer Clarence V. Messenger Alpheus BE. Grecian Robert J. Koehler Daune W. Cash Kay C. Kraft Bury Henderson, Jr Robert J. Teeple Robert J. Weber Ardell L. Kaska Everette R. Sommer Crawfordsville George B. Miller Earl € Kolosick Wayne A. Witthoft Washington John D. Pearson Elmer Mann Robert O. Birney Pera _E Jackson Duane E £ We Brighton Eldon W. Conry Paul E. Martin Richland Floyd H. Prymek Frold C. Goldsmith William Kk. Murphy Bernard A. Marshall Howard E. Mil

Des Moines Youth Ordered Into Army by Justice

Two 19 year olds linked to all night teen parties at a cabin received suspended sentences conditioned on enlisting in the army. Merrill E. Hilton faced illegal liquor sale charges while Robert Benowsky was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor and was the sixth youth to receive a 30 day sentence on that charge.

Des Moines George EK Bidwell Merrill E. Hilton Robert Benowsky Hilton Benowsky

Junior College to Add Augustana B Team to Schedule

The Washington junior college football schedule expands to seven games with Augustana B joining. The Rock Island game is set for Monday October 11 at 3 p.m. Other listed dates include October 21 at home against Towa Wesleyan B, October 29 against Burlington J. C, and November 4 at home versus Parsons B.

Washington Augustana Rock Island Towa Wesleyan Burlington J. C Parsons

Inflation and Debt Risk for Farmers with Overvalued Land

Farmers who pay inflated land prices and mortgage more than one third of the value may face severe financial trouble if prices and farm values drop.

Surprise Birthday Honor for Mrs. Reeves

Mrs. Etta Reeves was feted at a surprise birthday party hosted by Mrs. Helen Sage and Mrs. Sam Sage. Gifts included handkerchiefs and a cake from her son Marion L. Reeves and daughter-in-law in Des Moines. Attendees included Mrs. Rodney Arnold, Mrs. Will Caldwell, Mrs. Henry Underwood, and others.

Reeves Etta Reeves Helen Sage Sam Sage Marion L. Reeves Des’ Moines Rodney Arnold Will Caldwell Henry Underwood John Hiller Lloyd Little Robert Hyde George Stokes Mary Campbell Ella Flood Ole Jacobs Rodney Paul Sage

Mrs Boileau's Birthday Dinner Attended by Family Guests

Mrs. Mary Boileau celebrated a birthday Sunday with family members dining downtown and visiting afterward. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Adams of Philadelphia, John Wilson of Wapello, and John Boileau.

Mary Boileau O. C. Adams Philadelphia John Wilson Wapello John Boileau

Cooperative Dinner for American Pearl Button Co. Staff

Second floor employees enjoyed a Thursday noon meal at the American Pearl Button Company. Mildred Selsser provided gladioli on a centered table. Menu featured roast chicken dressing escalloped dishes vegetable salads fruit salads cakes pies and coffee poured by Ted Brown. Guests included Mrs Brown Alta Hayes Mr and Mrs Robert Hammer and daughter Patty.

American Pearl Button Company Mildred Selser Ted Brown Brown Alta Hayes Robert Hammer Patty

Jolly Ten Club Members Honor Heacocks at Brighton Tea

Jolly Ten club members and spouses gathered for an all day event at Mr. and Mrs. L Kk White home in Brighton. The visit honored Mr. and Mrs. Gale Heacock of South Gate California. Six original members who organized the club attended with their spouses and Belle Brinton of East Pleasant Plain, plus Ethel Norton of Des Moines and others including Ralph Frazey and Otto Lamansky families, Lucy Freak of Brighton, and Lucilla Taylor of Cedar Rapids.

L Kk. White Brighton Gale Heacock South Gate Calif Heacock White R. H. Tracy G. C. Pickens L. Pichard East Pleasant Plain

Local Cedar Rapids Residents Dine With Friends

Mr and Mrs Edwin Kos and Rose Kos of Cedar Rapids visited Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Joe Knotek. They also called on Mrs Joe Shalla at the Knotek home where she recuperates after an operation. Mrs L B S Reller was mentioned in the gathering.

Edwin Kos Tillie and Rose Kos Cedar Rapids Joe Knotek Joe Shalla Knotek L. 8S. Reller

Afternoon Caller Visit Noted in Local Social

Mrs John Shalla Sr and Mrs Emma Bopp called on Mrs Shalla Saturday afternoon in a brief social exchange reflected in local society notes.

John Shalla, Sr Emma Bopp

Milestone Anniversary Celebrated With Surprise Party

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Marston marked their first wedding anniversary with a surprise gathering at the L. F. Payne home. Pinochle and refreshments followed as many relatives joined the couple, including Floyd and Mitchell Allen, Harold Swailes family, Wayne Marston family, Bill Cnossen brood, Ted Morgan family, Ivan Marston and son, Roy Havel and sons, and Wes Ramsey with children.

Warren Marston L. F. Payne Ivan Marston Floyd Marston Mitchell Allen Harold Swailes Wayne Marston Bill Cnossen Ted Morgan Roy Havel Wes Ramsey

Cooperative Dinner Held at Leslie Payne Home

A community dinner took place Sunday at the Leslie Payne residence with attendees from Moline Illinois Unionville Missouri Riverside Kalona Hills and surrounding areas. Guests included Bert Coyne J J McKevitt Joe McKevitt Dennis Saelens Mary Colbert Johanna Dick Francis Bill Colbert Walter Watkinson DeAnn Betty Raymond Slaughter Judy Gary Ronnie David Slepter Bill Cnossen Michael Mary Jo Warren Marston and Joe.

Leslie Payne Bert Coyne J. J. McKevitt Joe McKevitt Dennis Saelens Moline John Clossen George Unionville Mary Colbert Johanna Francis Riverside Bill Colbert Robert Colbert Hills Walter Watkinson DeAnn Betty Raymond Slaughter Judy Gary Ronnie David Carol Slepter Kalona Bill Cnossen Michael Mary Jo Warren Marston Joe

Bond Issue Approved by Crawfordsville District

Crawfordsville school district held a special election on September 29 to authorize bonds not to exceed 6000 dollars for acquiring a site for school purposes to house the superintendent. The measure passed by 148 to 14 in Crawfordsville Washington and Louisa counties.

Crawfordsville Washington Louisa Counties

Bank Notes In Golden Ink Highlight Local Butter Wealth

A 19th or early 20th century Orange County New York bank printed its bank notes in golden yellow ink to symbolize butter as the source of regional wealth and prosperity. The unusual practice linked currency to an agricultural staple, reflecting local economic pride.

Orange County New York Bank

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Wolf's Flower Shop Arnet Mathers of Hallsville, Mo Rodney Mathers B. V. Payne Payne Radio Shop Over Western Auto Store Washington, Iowa Cee Charles Welsh Don C. Welsh Lansing, Michigan Frances Whisler P. F. Whisler WSUI Town City Harold Wehr Oskaloosa the Protective Benevolent Association Clyde Kirby West Liberty John Mattes Howard Miller West Main Street A. C Patricia Robert Stewart Rochester Minn E. A. Stewart Mayo Brother's Hospital R. J. Tanner Jack and Jane Henry Bricker Hamilton, NI Lawrence Dawson Tripoli Mrs Mae Dawson Washington Skelgas Service Glenn McFarlane Frank McFarlane UO. C. Patterson McFarlanes Atlantic Minnesota Jack Spratt Fern Pastry Ozark Hills Arkansas Southworth Wurlitzer Pianos America Lorden Music CO Washington - Iowa Sorden Barkley Wilson Rapp Sronx Albert E. Helfrich Carroll D. Steinbeck Rubio Charles E. Lemley Leo G. Beauchamp Richard L. Miller Richard T. Lease Elmer C. Sojka Ralph E. Erlenbush Gale J. Gonrad Richard C. Kiefer Robert O. Moothart Julliards Jolly Ten Sea Comfort Stephen Washington Betty J Han Womancraft Fierman-Kolmer Louis Marcus Jom Duncan Betty Jean Children’s Dept
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