Yankees Even World Series With 6 2 Victory
New York Giants and Yankees split games as Allie Reynolds outduels Sal Maglie in a 6 2 win at the Polo Grounds. Early scoring by the Giants and a tied contest after two innings set the stage for a Yankee surge.
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Royal Visitors Now In Canada
Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip arrived at Dorval airport to begin their Canadian royal tour. The 60 ton British cruiser carried the couple from London landing at 11 40 am EST amid rain and a prior Atlantic hurricane dodge with an unscheduled stop at Gander. Royal Canadian mounted police in scarlet tunics and air force officers lined the taxi to the terminals.
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Mrs Harriet Gross Dies at 58 in Iowa City
Harriet Gross 58 a longtime Washington resident died 11 10 Sunday night at University hospital Iowa City. Funeral 2 p m Wednesday Jones Funeral Home with Dr Reed in charge burial in Elin Grove. She born March 20 1895 Deep River daughter of James W and Cora Fuller Scovel. Married April 8 1911 to W R Gross. Survived by husband mother two daughters James I Scovel Jr sister Kathryn Hall three grandchildren.
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Washington
University Hospital
Iowa City
West Monroe Street
Jones Funeral Home
Co. RK. Reed
Elin Grove
Harriet Scovel
Deep River
Iowa
James W. and
Cora Fuller Scovel
W. R. Gross
Methodist Church
Just Us Club
Cora Scovel
Keswick
Elizabeth Carpenter
Monmouth
Mildred Verger
Springfield
Ohio
James Ie Scovel
Kathryn Hall
Elkhart
Ford Skola Leads County Boy Scout Fund Drive Plan
Ford Skola, finance chair for Washington County, announces a unified Boy Scout finance campaign to raise the Iowa River Valley Council budget for 1952. The drive runs Oct 23 to cover townships, with breakfasts from 6 to 8 a.m. and broadcasts from Iowa stations and WSUI. An 8 p.m. meeting for township chairmen is set for Oct 15 at the Iowa Memorial Union.
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Washington County
Iowa River Council
Iowa River Valley Council
United Campaign
Iowa City
Washington
Beardsley
Maytag
Mercer
Iowa
Ames T. V
Iowa Memorial Union
Moon's Pull on Tides Examined in Ocean Science
The article explores how the Moon's gravity drives tides and its effects on coastal patterns. It notes the connection between lunar phases and tidal intensity, and discusses historical observations of tidal changes.
Proclamation honors Golden Jubilee of American motion picture theater
Washington mayor I. W. B. Dupula proclaims October 1 to November 30, 1951 as ITS MOVIETIME WASHINGTON. The proclamation urges citizens to join in celebrating the fifty year anniversary of first theatre devoted to motion pictures and its national cultural role.
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City of
Washington
American Motion Picture Theater
Plans for Washington county Farm Bureau meeting
Plans are set for the annual Washington county Farm Bureau meeting at Crawfordsville high school next Monday evening October 15. Dinner begins at 7 o clock with tickets available at the Farm Bureau office or from township directors. The event features resolutions for the state convention, a dominating committee report, and officer elections.
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Washington County Farm Bureau
Crawfordsville High School
Walter Gardner
Farm Bureau
Local resident reports second apple crop with twig and fruit
C M Crossett of 71 South Fourth street shows Evening Journal proof of a second apple crop. He displays a twig with two apples and several others from his property at 16 North Iawa. He notes about 20 apples on the tree and says he has never seen a tree bear a second crop before.
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C. M. Crossett
South Fourth Street
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Country Club Meeting Postponed To October 17
Washington Golf and Country Club stockholders postpones the annual meeting from Thursday October 11 to Wednesday night October 17. All stockholders are urged to attend next week.
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Two Actresses Join Hollywood Contingent Arriving Tuesday
Two more actresses Nancy Hale and Judith Ames join a Hollywood luminaries group arriving in Washington Tuesday shortly after noon. The party includes Susan Morrow Barbara Rush Irene Martin Peter Baldwin and A C Lyles. They travel to Washington Hotel YMCA for a joint Y M C A Kiwanis dinner and student assembly as part of Movietime U S A for the movie industry centennial celebration.
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al Hopper
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Irene Martin
Peter Baldwin
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Nazarene leads in Sunday church attendance
The Church of the Nazarene posted the highest Sunday service attendance at 87 percent in the first Church Loyalty month tally. Excluded from rolls were non residents and shut ins. visitors and regularly attending members counted. Other figures include United Presbyterian 87.947, St Pauls Evangelical 52, Presbyterian 75.667, Christian 704, Baptist 43, Methodist 86.0, Associate Presbyterian no service.
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UN Forces Gain Ground In Stiff Korean Fighting
UN troops seized several hills and advanced up to a mile amid a 12 hour artillery barrage along a 10 mile front in Korea. Chinese forces reportedly rushed a 30,000 man new army to the east central front as the UN drive continued despite heavy shelling.
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STH
Korea
United Nations
Robert N. Young
Parade Lineup Announced for Corn Fiesta Parade
William Perdock the parade chairman reports over 50 entries for the Corn Fiesta parade on Thursday October 11. Entries form at 1 30 p m on West Main Street with the head at the J C Penney store.
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Rhursday
Mr. Perdock
West Main Street
J C. Penney
Corni-Gras Program Announced by Chairman Art Brown
Artemas Brown announces the Corni-Gras Fiesta one day event on Thursday Oct 11 with a full schedule of concerts marching demonstrations races contests and a dance. Highlights include Washington junior high school band 4H club band Washington high school band West Chester band Wellman high school band Sorden's accordion band Hal Wiese orchestra and an Armory dance.
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Washington
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West Chester Band
Wellman High School
Sorden
WMT
Armory
Hal Wiese
Two men charged with operating vehicle while intoxicated
Oral C. Alin, Leverett A. McArtor, both of Wellman, face OVI charges after being arrested Sunday morning at 2 30 by the sheriff and the highway patrol. They were released on bond following a waiver of preliminary hearing.
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Wellman
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Brookfield Zoo claims largest king cobra in captivity
Chicago report says Brookfield Zoo officials believe their 15 foot king cobra named Old Blister is the largest of its kind in captivity.
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Storms On East Coast Take Seven Lives
A United Press report details deadly storms across the eastern seaboard with seven deaths in the northeast. New York City endured 17 hours of rain and widespread damage from flooding and electric outages.
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Local Students Headed to National FFA Convention
Duane Martin and Gary Augustine from Washington High School Future Farmers of America depart for Kansas City for the National FFA Convention. The event runs today through Thursday with speakers including Senator Robert Kerr and Farm Bureau leaders. Sightseeing trips and nationwide broadcasts are planned from the gathering.
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Duane Martin
Gary Augustine
Washington
Fuure Farmers of America
Kansas City
FMA
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
United States
Allen Bo Kiine
American Farm Bureau
Hershel D. Newsom
National Grange
YWCA Opens Rooms in Washington for Corn Fiesta
During the Corn Fiesta visitors in Washington are invited to use the YWCA rooms to meet friends rest tired feet or warm a baby bottle. YWCA members will offer coffee cookies and sandwiches for sale.
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Washington
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Divorce Decree Granted in Dickinson vs. Dickimnsome Case
Judge signs decree granting Eleanor Peiffer Dickinson a divorce from Merle Edward Dickinson. Custody awarded to the plaintiff of three minor children with $50 monthly child support, division of household goods, and a car.
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Judece J. G. Patterson
Eleanor Peiffer Dickinson
Merle Edward Dick
Old Style Wall Phones Give Gals a Talking Pause
The old wall telephones forced women to stop chatting when their legs gave out, a humorous note on social habits tied to era and technology.
County 4 H Leaders Meet October 16
Washington county 4 H leaders and club committee members will gather October 16 at the Farm Bureau building for an organizational meeting. Esther Whetstone state 4 H girls leader will lead part of the discussion. Attendees will review summer activities and the past year’s work and plan for the coming year.
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Washington County 4-H Club
County Club Committee
Farm Bureau
Esther Whetstone
4-L
Fifteen Cars Registered in Washington County Last Week
Fifteen new vehicles were registered in Washington county during the week, per records of County Treasurer W. E. Howell. Registrants include Eldon Roger Richland Katser Jay S Brewer Washington Ford J R Wiley Washington Chrysler Clarence Miller Kalona Nash Cleo D Gingerich Kalona Chevrolet Roy O Wetrich Wellman Verne V Wortman Ainsworth Nash Pearl Parcell Washington Studebaker IL L Hayes Washington semi trailer Mahlon Schlabaugh Kalona Melvin Bell Keota DeSoto Wilbur F Pribyl Washington Fred Hawkins Ainsworth John Stoltzfus Wellman Chevrolet D C Deems Washington Ford truck.
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W. E. Howell
Eldon Roger
Richland
Kat
Cleo D. Gingerich
Kalona
Chevrolet
Roy O. Wetrich
Wellman Ord
Verne V. Wortman
Ainsworth
Nash
Pearl Parcell
Washington
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L. Hayes
Mahlon Schlabaugh
Ford
Melvin Bell
Keota
DeSoto
Wilbur F. Pribyl
Fred Hawkins
John Stoltzfus
Wellman
D. C
Plan Hymn Festival At Methodist Church
Sunday evening October 14 at 815 oclock churches across Washington join a hymn festival at a Methodist church. Sponsored by the American Guild of Organists John Yousling leads arrangements ministers urge early dismissal or combined worship choirs from city churches participate with Dr Fort Harper directing the program.
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Washington
American Guild of Organists
John Yousling
Ministerial Association
Fort Harper
School of Fine Arts
Iowa City
Journal correspondents dinner honors longtime and new reporters
The annual Journal correspondents dinner was held Saturday noon at the YMCA. Rev. Carl Steetel spoke on feature stories, noting every person has a story. Mrs. C. A. Neville received special honor for 36 years of service. two new correspondents were introduced.
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Lloyd Enke
A. Neville
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Ainsworth
Steefel
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Richland
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Haskins
Flags Sought by I Rothschild for Ad Club Display
I Rothschild searches for four large flags once used by the Washington Ad club about 25 to 30 years ago. He suspects they were kept at city hall and believes they could still be usable. Anyone who can help trace the flags should contact Mr. Rothschild.
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Rothschild
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Mr. Rothschild
Des Moines Weather Outlook Forecast
Des Moines forecast: sunny this afternoon with highs 3 to 0, northwest winds 15 mph. Tonight fair and cool with frost potential, low 30 to 36. Tuesday, fair and warmer with highs 8 to 64, southwest winds 15 mph. Outlook: generally fair with rising temperatures Wednesday and Thursday.
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