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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1951

Page

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Yanks Win 13 to 7 In Fifth Game of World Series

New York Yankees rally in the fifth game at the Polo Grounds as Ed Lopat holds off the Giants after a 1-0 Giants lead. Key moments include McDougald's three-run homer and Rizzuto's home run to put the Yankees ahead 7-1, with Jansen chased after giving up five runs.

Yanks Tor NEW York New York Giants Larry Jansen Ed Lopat New York Yankees Polo Grounds Lopat Yankee Stadium Yankees Giants Woodling Rizzuto Stanky Berra Dimaggio Dark Brown Thomson Dimargio Irvin Mize Mays MccDougald Hopper McDougald Luckman Collins Lockman Jansen Dimatocic Dimaguo Collins Fiied Jack Lohrke Moniia Kennedy Westruim

Tall Corn Queen Contest Draws Large Entry Interest

The Evening Journal tall corn contest expects many entries with final plans announced by general chairman Jesse Radda. Judges Wayne Brock Jim Schwerzler Besse Schmidt and Carla Caldwell will oversee judging as entrants vie for cash prizes and a Tall Corn Queen title.

Evening Journal Jesse Radda Journal Office Wayne Brock Radda Jim Schwerzler Besse Schmidt Carla Caldwell WMT Colleen Phelps Connie Keyser Beverly Palmer Gelaine Patterson Margery Godlove Janet Koehler

Sister Kenny Funds Boost Polio Fight

Washington's Community Chest opens Oct 22 with a $500 allotment to the Sister Kenny foundation. The Minneapolis based nonprofit funds treatment centers training for Kenny polio care and public information while supporting areas with high polio incidence.

Sister Kenny Washington Sister Kenny Polio Foundation Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation Elizabeth Kenny Institute, Inc Minneapolis Sister Elizabeth Kenny

Jury Passes Pending for September Term Urged to Collect Checks

Jurors who served on the vetit jury during the September term of district court and have not yet received their pay are urged to visit the district court clerk R. R. Noonan’s office to obtain their checks.

Vetit R. R. Noonan

No Place To Start Rent Office Opens In Wichita

A Wichita rent control office was created but immediately faced a lack of office space, hindering its ability to begin operations. The issue spots the mismatch between policy aims and practical resources in the new program.

Wichita, Kan Wichita Commission

Twenty More Entries for Fiesta Parade Debut and Details

Wayne Putman former Iowa Junior Chamber leader will arrive in Washington Thursday to judge the screwball and ridiculous parade for the Corn Fiesta. William Perdock general chair announces 20 additional parade entries including Kalona High School Kapa. Also set to perform on the square at 2 30. Other participants include Hattie's Coffee Car Farrell Printing and Office Supplies Community Chest Camp Fire Girls PFA of the high school Vinton My Brid Seed corn State and Fox theaters Saddle club Willits Motor Human Appliance Chandelin's Sport Shop Washington Hotel Fuhr and Cochran Birney's Washington Cafe Sueppel Phillips 66 Station Libe and Vetter Insurance Maybelle's Dougall Bros Nicola & Harmon Scott Furniture Atchison Shoe Store and McDaniel Drug.

Kalona High School Libe and Vetter Insurance Maybelle's Dougall Bros Nicola & Harmon Scott Furniture Atchison Shoe Store McDaniel Drug

Mrs. Carruthers Former Keota Resident Dies in Ottumwa

Funeral services were held Saturday Oct 6 in Ottumwa for Hattie Well Carruthers born Nov 22 1874 in New London daughter of Marion and Lucinda Sickles. She died Oct 4 after a long illness married to Byron K E Carruthers of Pittsburg Iowa in 1844. Survived by eight of sixteen children including Mrs Barker Mrs Williams Mrs Singleton Mrs Arnold and others with 136 grandchildren and many great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Burial followed at Memorial Lawn cemetery Ottumwa.

Keota Pein Johnson Ottumwa Hattie Well Carruthers Williamn Singleton Lyle Arnold Carruthers New London Marion Lucinda Sickles Byron KE. Carruthers Pittsburg Iowa Sam Barker Walter Williams Singleton Arnold Paul Russell Cedar Rapids LeRoy Elwood John Memorial Lawn

Local Poets Featured In 1951 Brochure

Mary Lourdes Conway announces the 1951 Brochure of Poems by Iowa poets. Names include Ellen Rebecca Fenn, Darlyne Wells Hotle, Lacey G. Kelley, Mrs. R. J. Kleese, Permelia Robinson Lay, Elizabeth Lathrop Powers, Mary E. Wagner, Florence Resor Jardine, and Mrs. Harold Shellabarger. Iowa Poetry Day is Oct 19 with the association meeting in Des Moines on Oct 20.

Mary Lourdes Conway Iowa Poetry Day Association Washington Ellen Rebecca Fenn Darlyne Wells Hotle Robin Neighbors Lacey G. Kelley Mrs. R. J. Kleese Permelia Robinson Lay Elizabeth Lathrop Powers Mary E. Wagner Florence Resor Jardine Wayland Harold Shellabarger Columbus Junction Asher F. Dillard Dickens Solwa Iowa Des Moines National Poetry Day Association

Des Moines Iowa Weather Outlook Five-Day Forecast

Des Moines area forecast shows mostly fair western skies with clearing in the southeast. Temperatures reach 64 to 70 today, tonight 40 to 45, and 65 to 70 Wednesday with southerly winds 15 to 20 mph. Generally fair and mild Thursday and Friday with temps 3 to 6 degrees above normal.

Des Moines Iowa

Swift Expects Turkey Plant To Be In Operation Oct 15

Henry J. Hamilton, 80, died at his sister’s Newton home after being found in a rocking chair, likely a heart attack. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at the Os Hoskins funeral home, with burial in Brighton cemetery. He was born May 12, 1871 in Rome Town, lived much of his life in the area, and recently moved to a farm near Pleasant Plain with his brother Peter. Survivors include four brothers Waldo of Brighton, Charles and Jesse of Davenport, and a sister. His parents and two sisters preceded him.

Brighton Heny J. Hamilton Bessie Ziesti Newton Ile Mr Hamilton Peter Newton Rome Iown Baxter Mary Hastings Hamilton Pleasant Plain Veter Waldo Charles Jesse Davenport

Royal couple begin 35 day Canada tour in Quebec City

Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived to a 21 gun salute as they began a 35 day state tour through Canada. They were welcomed by Lieutenant Governor Gaspard Pauteux Premier Maurice Duplessis and civic leaders, after traveling from Montreal by train to Wolfe's Cove on the St Lawrence river.

Quebec City Elizabeth Duke of Edinburgh Duke French Canada Wolfe's Cove St. Lawrence River London Montreal Quebec Gaspard Pauteux Maurice Duplessis Lucien Borne Ottawa St. Lawrence

Woman Marine First to Enter Carme lite Cloister

From War To Peace Isabel C. Leary of Williston Vermont becomes the first Navier to join the Carme lite nuns cloister.

Williston, Vt Isabel C. Leary

U S Forces Press Forward in Korean Frontline Battles

U S troops clash with North Korean forces on east central and western fronts as the 7th Army drives toward the Wenhall valley approaches. The 2nd Division 28th Infantry fights hand to hand on Kim Il Sung ridge amid rising reinforcements and bunker lines.

STH Korea U. S U.S 1St Cavalry Division Reistaunce Vanenu Wen Kim Il Sung Ridge

Masson Named Adjutant for Leon Beatty American Legion Post

David J. Masson is appointed by Commander Wayne Sinerman Sr. to serve as adjutant of Leon Beatty American Legion Post until the July 1952 election. He replaces E. W. Easter who resigned September 6. Other officers include Commander Limmerman first Vice Commander Norman Schoonover second vice commander Tommy Tucker chaplain Rev Basil McBee sergeant at arms Merle Steele finance officer Don Hazen historian Everette R. Burcham service officer and publicity officer Masson. Executive committee members are Charles Hotle Ray Miniek and Marion Rapp.

David J. Masson Wayne Sinerman Sr Leon Beatty American Legion Mrr. Masson 8. W. Easter Leon Beatty Limerman Norman Schoonover Tommy Tucker Basil McBee Merle Steele Ed Muck Don Hazen Everette R. Burham Mr. Masson Charles Hotle Ray Miniek Marion Rapp

Werner Funeral for Mrs Mae Werner Held at Sherman

Funeral services for Mrs Mae Werner were held Monday afternoon at 2 o clock in Sherman s funeral home with Dr EB L Haney in charge Burial was in Woodlawn cemetery Pallbearers were Roy Lloyd Grant Harold Humston Charles Welsh and RM Lunderren

Mae Werner Sherman EB. L. Haney Woodlawn Roy, Lloyd Grant Harold Humston Charles Welsh R. M. Lunderren

Dinner at United Presbyterian Church Marks Anniversary

A potluck dinner at the United Presbyterian church will launch observances for the 110th anniversary of the local congregation. Dr E F E Grice, secretary of the board of foreign missions, will speak Wednesday evening. Sunday, Dr Taylor of Pittsburgh Xenia Theological Seminary will speak at the church.

United Presbyterian Church E. F E. Grice Board of Foreign Missions Taylor Pittsburgh Xenia Theological Seminary

Navy Tanker Rammed Off Carolina Coast

The navy tanker Baumbo was rammed amidships by the freighter Saxon about 12 miles off the North Carolina coast before dawn. Seventy crew aboard the Suamico and forty seven aboard the Saxon were reported. no casualties or sinking danger. Coast Guard Cmdr G F E Howarth said a plane reached the scene at 5 25 am along with a cutter.

Norfolk North Carolina Cmdr G. FE. Howarth Elizabeth City N. C Coast Guard Chesapeake Bay Suamico Howarth

Rev McDonald Returns To A M E Church Here

Rev Christine McDonald who served the A M E church in Washington for the past year is returned to the pastorate here. Services are held each Sunday at 2 30 o clock. Next Sunday Ruth Watts conference delegate will report to the congregation. She received three certificates of honor at the meeting.

Christine McDonald A.M.E Washington Ruth Watts

Park decor in Washington ahead of Corn Fiesta

Central park was festively dressed with corn stalks and lights for the Corn Fiesta. Committee members spent Monday night decorating trees and light poles to set a corn shack backdrop for the October 11 celebration.

Central Park Washington

Camp Fire Board Sets October Meeting at City Hall

The Camp Fire Board will hold its monthly meeting Friday October 12 in the Camp Fire rooms at City Hall announced by president Mrs Irene Nickerson.

Camp Fire Board Irene Nickerson

Swift & Company to Open Des Moines Turkey Plant

N E Randall territory manager for Swift & Company in Des Moines announced the turkey plant will soon operate. The firm has signed to purchase the former Corn Belt plant, currently leased, and will use it for dressing turkeys with operations starting around October 15. About 60 workers are to be hired. Walter Dix from Keokuk will manage, with Harold Ferguson supervising. The plant expands to 100 by 75 feet and will serve Washington area outlets.

N.E. Randall Swift & Company Des Moines Corn Belt Swift Washington Walter Dix Keoku Harold Ferguson Keokuk

Red Cross Seeks Volunteers to Sew 100 Kit Bags

The Washington County Red Cross chapter seeks individuals or clubs to sew 100 pre-cut kit bags. When finished, the kits will be shipped to army and navy hospitals at Hot Springs Arkansas. Committee members include Mrs Flo Cherry Mrs Leslie Dunlap Mrs P L Etter Mrs Fred Downing and Mrs John Libe. Call 124 North Iowa avenue 484 to participate.

Washington County Red Cross Army and Navy Hot Springs Arkansas Flo Cherry Leslie Dunlap P. L. Etter Fred Downing John Libe North Iowa Avenue

Rev and Mrs Hootman to Speak at Tabernacle Tonight

Former Washington residents Rev and Mrs Leslie Hootman will address a Christian Tabernacle service at 7 30 tonight. They have resigned from a Dodge church post and plan missionary work in the South Pacific. Public invited.

Leslie Hootman Washington Christian Tabernacle

Dusenbery Patient Recovers After Skin Graft

Mr and Mrs Claire Dusenbery Mrs Ted Dalton and Bagl Dusenbery visited Davenport and Paul Dusenbery at St Luke's hospital. Paul is reported recovering satisfactorily after a skin grafting operation for burns received in an accident.

Claire Dusenbery Ted Dalton Bagl Dusenbery Davenport Paul Dusenbery St. Luke's Hospital Paul

Dr Marcus Bach Addresses Rotary Club Dinner

Dr Marcus Bach spoke to Washington public school teachers at the annual Rotary Club dinner held at the YMCA with over 200 in attendance. He used the theme Utopian Seekers, drew on his study of religious groups like the Hutterites, and noted why utopian communes fail in the American system.

Marcus Bach Rotary Club Washington YMCA Doctor Bach School State University of Iowa Doctor Hach South Dakota

Two Teens Arrested in Crooksville Case

Homer W. Phillips aged 17 and Russell James Phillips aged 16 of Crooksville Missouri were arrested here today and detained for questioning by the sheriff at pigourney.

Homer W. Phillips Russell James Phillips Crooksville Pigourney

Painting Bee Underway At Christian Parsonage

Workmen from the congregation labor to finish two coats of white paint on the Christian church parsonage on West Second Street. Sixteen members of the church led by John Shelman apply the first and second coats with plans to complete by nightfall.

West Second Street Christian Church John Shelman

Teen Driver In Sideswipe Collision Near Highway 92

Rodney Lée Prescott a 16 year old from Washington drives a car that was damaged in a sideswipe with a truck driven by Clyde Lyle Keith of Dee Moines one half mile west of town on highway 92. The sheriff's office investigated the incident.

Rodney Lée Prescott Washington Clyde Lyle Keith Dee Moines Sheriff's Office

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Casey Stengel Leo Duroener Stengel Hank Bauer Johnny Mize Paw Yankee Toolows Hartung Lopato Westrum Jansen P Merra Collins Rt Thomson Ob Giants Stanky Irvin ii Journal The Steele Oil Co Frank Will Mose Levy Crull Sister Kenny Foundation Marvin L. Kline Moines Kenny Foundation Blank Memorial Hospital Kenny Elizabeth Kenny Kline Mr. Kline Wayne Putman Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce William Perdock Kalona Band Turkey Henry J. Hamilton Canada Red Tokyo Hungnam Ernest G. Small Eighth Army David Masson Legion U. P. Church Carolina Dr. Bach Hugo Lensch Russell Bannister A. W. Clow Mel Hill Docetor Clow Johann Sebastian Bach Herbert Osincup
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