Funeral Rites Held for George M. Bennett in Fairfield
Attendees from the area included Mrs. W C Lamansky Ernest Lamansky Mr and Mrs Don Crone Mr and Mrs Melo Hudachek of Hills. Burial followed at Fairfield abbey. Local notices mention milk price changes and community farming ads amid town visits and college student activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
George M. Bennett
W. C. Lamansky
Ernest Lamansky
Don Crone
Melo Hudachek
Hills
Fairfield Abbey
Washington Demons Defeat Fairfield Trojans 21 to 6 in Homecoming
Washington high school Demons toppled Fairfield Trojans 21 to 6 at Casefield as Sam Young sprinted 55 yards for a touchdown after an interception. Washington's other scores came via passes to Kelsey and Noonan, with Marshall adding the extra points. Fairfield's lone score followed a Demons’ penalty and an intercepted pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Casefield
Fairfield High School Trojans
Fairfield
A. H. Seidler
Washington
Trojans
Secant
Demons
Sam Young
Sam
Bill Kelsey
Wayne Marshall
McWhirter
Drew
Ray Carter
Devons
Kelsey
Leland Schmitt
Schmitt
Dare
Zook
Marshall
Marshell
Warren Stewart
Wayne
Bob Noonan
Young
Trojan
Noonan
Pasing
Holmes
Axthelm
Lawson
Washington Fairfield Kelsey
Ge Gardner
Denison
L.T. Six
Anderson L.G. Bradfield
Stewart C. Sipe
Turnipseed
R.G. Cox Olsen
R.T. Sutherlin
Dare R.E. Lawson
Q.B. Keller
Walker L.H. Crew Carter
R.H. McWhirter
Marshall F.B. Samuelson
Redlinger
Williams
Logan
Paul
Kleese
Jim Walker
Coop
Vargas
Campbell
Odom
Harrison
Wilson
Buzz Graham
Illinois
Elwin Shain
Iowa
John Shostrum
Melvin Hill
Andy Hayter
Milo Sorden
Homecoming Queen Appears as Parade Flows Across Field
Article reports football game statistics showing Washington and Fairfield scoring and yardage. It notes homecoming events with Patricia Patterson and four attendants in an open car on the field and announces float winners: Room 115 first, Room 113 second, and junior college third.
Chester and Wellman Win Their Games
West Chester defeated Kalona 12 to 0 in a Ke-Wash league clash sealing the title barring upset. Ted Griffith rushed 25 yards for a first quarter score and Kenny Dusenbery connected with John Bauer on a 58 yard TD pass. Kalona threatened after blocking a Chester punt but failed to convert. Wellman beat Brighton 20 to 6 as Lindy Redlinger ran 18 yards for Wellman’s first score, Don Scwartzen sprinted 60 yards, Leon Miller added a four yard TD, while Bob Robertson scored Brighton’s two yard plunge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Kalona
Anly
Ted Griffith
Kenny Dusenbery
John Bauer
Chester
Wellman
Brighton
Lindy Redlinger
Don ScWartzendruber
Leon Miller
Bob Robertson
Close Games Mark Little Six League Night
Ottumwa beat Keokuk 18 to 7 in a closer than expected contest. Muscatine edged Mt. Pleasant 7 to 2. Burlington routed Fort Madison 27 to 0 with long TD plays. Bloomfield defeated Seymour 18 to 0 and Sigourney defeated Montezuma 13 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Keokuk
Bulldogs
Muscatine
Mt. Pleasant
Burlington
Fort Madison
Bloomfield
Seymour
Demons
Sigourney
Montezuma
Cedar Chips Elect Tadlock President
The Cedar Chips met at the Lexington school house Wednesday evening with Duane Tadlocck president. Duane was re elected president as officers were chosen for the coming year. Bill Litwiller was named vice president Carl Rowe secretary treasurer. A basket supper is planned for Tuesday October 22 at Lexington church with members and parents as guests. Refreshments were served by Geyle Cupp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Duane Tadlocck
Duane
Bill Litwiller
Carl Rowe
Lexington Church
Geyle Cupp
Sandy Hook School Gets New Wallpaper
At Sandy Hook the school house shows fresh wallpaper and the students and Mr. Bower are proud. Ray Farrier lies in Fairfield hospital with a badly injured arm from a car accident. Men work on Clover hulling and silo filling as farmers busy in bean and corn fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Mineart
Sandy Hook
Railroad worm pests threaten home apple orchards
The railroad worm is identified as the main pest hindering home orchardists from growing good apples. It urges destruction of all nearby neglected or wild apple trees and any windfall apples to curb the problem.
Eash and McCleery To Appear Monday In Junior Musicale
Carolyn Hamilton studio presents Patty Eash of Wellman and Margarette McCleery in a junior musicale at 8 P M Monday in the parlors of the United Presbyterian church. Public invited. Accompanists include Mrs George Masson and Mrs R H McCleery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eash
McCleery
Carolyn Hamilton
Patty Eash
Wellman
Margarette McCleery
United Presbyterian Church
Mary Rita McLaughlin
Frances Miller
George Masson
R. H. McCleery
Miss Hamilton
October
Social 1 Calendar and church notices
Social 1 Calendar lists events at the public library and churches including Bible and literature departments at 2:30 and 8 p.m. co hostesses named. T T T chapter meeting at 7:30 p.m. Hallowe en party at Robert Wiley home with pot luck. Various clubs and societies schedule dinners socials and officer erections with names of hosts and locations across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Clarice Meek
Thelma Luther
Mary Welch
T.T.T
Flora Blankenhorn
Irene Barth
Elass
Robert Wiley
Ministers Honor Rev Mrs Trenerry at Farewell Dinner
The Washington Ministerial association hosted a farewell dinner at The Pines honoring Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Trenerry. Thirteen people attended including hosts and their wives. Rev. Thomas Polk presented a devotional book and memo-pad desk set as thanks for their cooperative service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Trenerry
Washington Ministerial Association
the Pines
Thomas Polk
How to gauge hosiery denier and gauge for wear
The guide explains choosing hose by denier and gauge. For daily wear select 65-75 denier with about 51 gauge for 50 denier, 48 gauge for 65 denier, 45 gauge for 75 denier, and 42 gauge for 100 denier rayon. Avoid lower gauge and seek higher when possible.
October W S C S unit meetings plan Fort Madison events
Womens Society of Christian Service units met in members homes to discuss district conference in Fort Madison on Oct 22 and sub district youth conference on Oct 27 at the local church. They planned World Day of Prayer activities for Oct 25 and rally day at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Society of Christian Service
W.S.C.S
Fort Madison
Connie Sue Lewis Honored at Party
Mrs. C. J. Wolfe hosted a Friendship club gathering at 968 East Main street for 18 members with guest Eleanor Elaine Wulf and other attendees. A shower of gifts for Connie Sue Lewis, infant daughter of Delbert and Mrs. Lewis, followed games and social time as Elaine dressed as a fairy presented gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Wolfe
The
Friendship Club
East Main Street
Victor Peiffer
J. W. McClelland
Wes Meyer
Mae Gideon
Roy Lowash
Mary Sherlock
Charles Wulf
Elaine
Connie Sue Lewis
Delbert Lewis
Bugsy
Methodist W S C S Plans Annual Bazaar
Crawfordsville October WSCS meeting reports 37 members five children and four guests. Plans for the annual bazaar October 21 with a noon plate luncheon. Nominating committee named and letters of thanks read from Holland families. District WSCS convention October 22 at Fort Madison. Prayer service October 29 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Methodist
WSCS
Rose Moorhead
Nathryn Suter
Kathryn Williams
Myral Smith
D. W. Githens
Fort Madison
Helen McNeill
Holland
Society
Mary Jones
Ollie Anwyl
Dorothy Smith
Margaret Huston
Tracy Orris
Eva Rathmell
Arlene Fletcher
Bloomquist
Birthday Notices From The Journal Three Quarter Century Club
Two members of the Journal's Three Quarter Century club, R. L. Badger and Mrs. Luticia French, celebrate birthdays today with details of birthplaces and years. Congratulatory notices extend to many others including a 42nd wedding anniversary for Sidney and Mrs. Smith and a fifth birthday for Carl Edward Blatter, plus a list of expected birthday celebrants for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal
Three Quarter Century Club
R. L. Badger
Luticia French
French
Columbus City
Mr. Badger
Memphis
Tenn
Sidney Smith
Medford, Ore
Washington
Carl Edward Blatter
E. J. Blatter
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at United Presbyterian Church
The United Presbyterian Ladies Aid met in church parlors with 42 members led by president Mrs. W. H. McConnell. Highlights included devotional by Mrs. C A Boice reading Psalm 65, a guest Margaret Cowden singing, a playlet Passing the Buck, and reports from officers. A book week observance was announced for Nov 12 16 at the Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Doak
Turkington
Unit 7
Bauer
Howard Waddell
Mary Hutchison
Ray McGrew
Unit No. 7
Ralph Bauer
Rose Lewis
L. C. Woodburn
Laura Longwell
Japan
R. H. Hampsher
W.5. C.S
M. B. Bell
Frank Longwell
Floyd Sturgis
Sturgis
Emma _ Barnett
Boyd Humble
Fred Burton
Hampsher
Woodburn
B. G. Holt
Harry Mont Oiery
United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
W. H. McConnell
E. M. McConaughy
C. A. Boice
Margaret Cowden
Carolyn Hamilton
Boyd White
Miss Hamilton
Bruce Lipscomb
Virginia McLaughlin
Ralph Kleese
Francis McConnell
Robert Wiley
John Owen
Kleese
C. W. McLaughlin
Ruth Nichol
George Rudiger
McConaughey
Clock Radio Awakens with Favorite Music and Alarm
A new clock radio set automates waking by playing the sleeper's favorite music and then double checks the wakeup.
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Wolf’s Flower
Griffith- Hedberg Dairy
Hayes Dairy
Washington Dairy
Jean Freshwaters
Martha Downing
Grinnell College
Howard Freshwaters
Fred Downing
Ainsworth
Deane Burns
Cleveland
Ohio
Burns
Old
Washington Academy
S. E. McKee
James C. Burns
Long & Hotse
Oscar Sheetz
Colorado
Nebraska
Denver
Colo
Virginia Sheetz
Oakland
Calif
Sheetz
Virgil Turnipseed
Ansley, Nebr
Griffith- Hedberg
Jane Pauls
State University of Iowa
Scottish Highlanders
Miss Pauls
George A. Pauls
Washington Demons
Fairfield Trojans
Rock of Ages
S. Iowa Ave
S. W. Kaster
Chester and
Cedar Chips
Tadlock
Churchill
Grindell
Margarette
Churchill Grindel
Little Orphant
Annie
Ee Churchill
Churchill-Grindell
Woodman Pugs
Creeeemeces
Woodman
Margarette Piano
Mozart
Mary Rita
Daisy Bud
Patty Songs
the Village Band
Churchill-Grindell Wing
Grieg
Frances
Jody Keeping
Berger Patty
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Hal Richards
Susannah Girly
Methodist Church
Ruth Bartow
Myrtle McCreary
Atresbyterian
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Nelson Woodford
Bell Call
Dale HerdNeka
Claude Knupp
Earl Booth
P. EB. Babcock
Rosemary Club
P. F. Whisler
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
Ernoon
Trenerry
FEI
Ed Sorrell
William Bash
William Crandall
Regina Kunm
Claude Bain
Robert Garrett
Dora Minick
Tom Downing
Ralph Minick
M. E. DeLashmutt
Hallowe'en
Dennis
Patty Sorrell
Ronnies Armstrong
Carl Voorhees
Deimerly
Paul Deimerly
Unit No. 2
Paul Harvey
Fred Bey
Hari Nicols
Judgar Porter
Outlook
Evertt RK. Burham
Harvey
Rukgaber
W. L. Rukgaber
Lmt No. 3
J. N. Phillips
W. 3
Ayle
W.S.C.5
Belle Rice
Unit No. 4
Paul Snakenberg
W. C. Mqgfacden
Routfey Kephart
M. L. Brown
Homer Godwin
P. L. Letter
W.38.c.s
L. A. Bunce
Anna Hollingsworth
Fred Clapper
Orr
Lester Orr
Unit 5
A. W. Clow
Joe Klopfenstein
Barker
J. L. Butler
Don Brindley
Harold Gray
Albert Stanley
Grace Crowell
Crow
Grant Wood
Hall
Hugh Hall
Mame
Dade Shearer
Fred Wagner
W. K. Bickel
Beck
Stanley E. Jones
Sam Turkington
McAtlin
Howard McAtlin
O. &. Babb
Unit 8
McAtlin Home
Marlene Brinning
Lyle Wilson
Christian Home
Lloyd Neiswanger
Christian Advocate
W. L. Gates
Clyde Dawson
Berdo
Henry Berdo
Joe Knotek
Edgar Stout
James Birney
India
Homer Birney
Brooks
Unit 92
James T. Brooks
George Dare
Nelson Thompson
Christian Herald
Richards
Maurice Crawford
Everett Denison
W. L
Little
W.S.C.S. Plans
Iva Bales
Bertha Mae Bell
Carl Kallaus
Ed. Shalla
Salem
Wilfred Wittetoe
Clarence Rathmel
Larry Dye
Hazel Pease
New Sharon
Eloise Springer
Parsons College, Fairfield
Richard Greiner
Lois Fitzgerald
Richard W. Longer
Davenport
Helen Stewart
Joe
Ladies Aid Society
Alyce
N. Ia. Ave
Professiona. Iy
Gurlers
Suvranlord
Sibtron
Ortrare
Pioneer Drug Store
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