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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1946

Page

2

Local Property Transfers and Visits Reported

Mr and Mrs Wayne Simerman purchased 903 North Iowa avenue from Mr and Mrs E M Pierce with possession November first they move from Downers Grove Illinois The Pierces will move to Russell Bell on North Marion avenue Frank McFarlane returned Saturday from Atlantic with his son and daughter in law then Estherville to visit friends Long Holtle advertise soy beans WANTED Vaughn Thornburg returned to Boone after weekend with sister Helen Meilwan Miss Thornburg is a Boone high school girls supervisor Mr and Mrs W J Fitzpatrick and daughter Helen of Western Springs Illinois visited Montgomery family in their Chicago trip Mrs J Lee Hill and Mrs M L Brown sisters left for Des Moines by plane Leo Caskey Lennox airport manager stopped at Washington airport Saturday en route to Davenport flying a Taylor craft

Wayne Simerman North Iowa Avenue E. M. Pierce Simermans Downers Grove Ill Simerman Bill Pierces Russell Bell Marion Avenue Frank McFarlane Atlantic Glen McFarlane Estherville Vaughn Thornburg Boone Helen Meilwan Miss Thornburg Boone High School W. J. Fitzpatrick Helen Western Springs J. Lee Hill Des Moines M. L. Brown Leo Caskey Lennox Iowa Washington Airport Davenport

Demons to Play Bloomfield Here Friday Evening

Washington high school Demons prepare for a tough home game against Bloomfield at Case Field on Friday. Coach Army Seidler aims for a win to boost Little Six standings and shape the squad for Fort Madison next week.

Washington High School Demons Army Seidler Bloomfield Deions Fairfield Case Field Fort Madison Seymour Washington Demong Columbus Junction Junction Demons Mt. Plasant

Bermuda Pictures Shown by Mrs Stewart and Sister

Mrs C W Stewart and her sister Eva Denny hosted a casual Bermuda evening for friends at their home. Captain E H Sherlock presented images taken in Bermuda and explained the scenes. Mrs Sherlock is formerly Frances Stewart.

C. W. Stewart Eva Denny E. H. Sherlock Captain Sherlock Bermuda Sherlock Frances Stewart

Co op News Farmer Grease Problem Help

Wayne Marston, a tank wagon salesman, is not feeling well. Fizz Warner and Wilbur Harter will come out to assist farmers as they prepare the county's best corn crop. The note offers grease problem solutions and urges farmers to visit for help.

Wayne Marston Warner Wilbur Harter Don

Mrs W Boshart Football Winner Last Week

Last week's football contest results list Mrs W O Boshart as the first prize winner for one correct entry worth seven dollars. Second prize recognizes five winners including Bill Boshart Don Bealer Eddie Bailey Willard Edmondson and G E Mace each earning sixty cents for five errors. Third prize lists eight winners Harold Brown Bob Nicola Bob McFarlane Dick Gorham Sam Boyd Norman E White Keith Glider and Don Proudfit each earning twenty five cents for six errors.

W. O. Boshart Bill Boshart City Don Bealer Eddie Bailey Willard Edmondson G. E. Mace Harold Brown Bob Nicola Bob McFarlane Dick Gorham Sam Boyd Ainsworth Norman E. White Keith Glider Don Proudfit

Woman wins football pool by missing only four games

Mrs. W. O. Boshart claimed first prize in a football guessing contest by mis predicting just four of twenty four games. Her husband Bill Boshart and father G. E. Mace tied for second with five mis picks. Notable upsets included Indiana over Illinois and Navy's loss to Duke. Scores listed include Central over Parsons 26 6 and Notre Dame 49 over Purdue 6.

W. O. Boshart Oklahoma A. & M Navy Duke Evening Journal Today Central Parsons Georgia Tech Mississippi Grinnell Monmouth Purdue Notre Dame Kansas Iowa State Wisconsin Ohio State So. Calif Oregon State Tulsa Texas Tech Simpson Cornell Fairfield Washington Illinois Indiana Coe Carlton Oklahoma Texas Missouri Kansas State Muscatine Mt. Pleasant Oklahoma A & M Methodist Univ Harvard Princeton Ft. Madison Burlington Ottumwa Keokuk Nebraska Iowa Wichita Drake St. Ambrose Augustana Army Michigan

Weekend visit marks Teson anniversary in Skidmore

Mr and Mrs Lowell Harding Bob Riley and Mr and Mrs E H Messer attended the 56th wedding anniversary party for Mr and Mrs J L Teson in Skidmore Missouri. Grandchildren LeRoy and Ramona Riley of Kansas City were among guests. Sinclair station at 219 N Marion sold to Charles Norton who will repair tires and export grease. 2062 Earl Carroll theater restaur ant Hollywood hosts Dr and Mrs A Keith Droz Los Angeles with Mrs Harry Sowden and Martin Whittaker of Washington as spectator diners. Whittaker saw former Washington residents in LA and Berkeley plus Los Angeles football games. Droz and Duffy families noted. Clough arrived by plane to visit John Martin near Wayland then Burlington.

Lowell Harding Bob Riley E. H. Messer Skidmore J. L. Teson Harding LeRoy and Ramona Riley Kansas City Sinclair Filling Station Marion Charles Norton Earl Carroll Theater Hollywood Calif A. Keith Droz Los Angeles Harry Sowden Martin Whittaker Washington Sowden California Whittaker National American Legion San Francisco M. L. Whittaker Jim Duffy Matt Casey Margaret Alice Stewart Droz Long Beach Dr. W. T. Holladay Wisconsin University of California Berkeley Duffy Ford Denver Howard Augustine Harold Duke

Cardinals Visit Elkader In First Road Test Of Season

Washington junior college Cardinals travel to Elkader for their second meeting after a 41 0 victory at home. Coach Norman White readies the squad for a tougher challenge on foreign soil as Elkader seeks revenge and a stronger showing.

Washington Junior College Cardinals Elkader Case Field Caras Norman White Eilkader Eushing Cardinals Washington Elkaderites

Local aviation highlights at Washington airport visit

R BD Clark of Arenzville Illinois flew a Cessna 140 to a brief stop near Beardstown on a return flight. He was accompanied by Mike Wheelan and visited his in laws Mr and Mrs John Wheelan. Carl R Wasson of Burlington piloted a Piper J8 on a cross country trip and landed at Washington airport yesterday.

R. BD. Clark Arenzville, Il Beardstown Mike Wheelan John Wheelan Carl R. Wasson Burlington Washington

Farewell Courtesy For Merle Turners

Mr and Mrs Merle Turner were honored at a farewell party hosted by Mr and Mrs Earl A Loveless Mr and Mrs Verle Gallagher. Y s Men and Y s Menettes members played bridge with high scores won by Mrs Boyd White and Richard A Stewart. Turner departs for Charlton today to begin a new post with Iowa Southern Utilities. Mrs Turner and daughter Jane stay until a house is ready.

Merle Turner Earl A. Loveless Verle Gallagher Loveless Y’s Men’s Y's Menettes Severa Boyd White Richard A. Stewart Turner Roger Sherman Turners Charlton Iowa Southern Utilities Company Jane Chariton

Virginia M Hopping Honored at Mixed Shower

Cora Hopping hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower at 114 East Washington Street for Virginia Mae Hopping ahead of her October 20 wedding to Lawrence Moore. Guests played games and a cake contest awarded prizes to Mrs Frank Moore Mrs Albert Wehr and Shirley Hopping.

Cora Hopping East Washington Street Virginia Mae Hopping Lawrence Moore Frank Moore Albert Wehr Shirley Hopping Shirley Gladys Hopping Marjorie Goode

Anniversary Dinner For Montgomerys Mark Fifty Years

Mr and Mrs Harry Montgomery Jr observe their golden wedding with a family dinner at The Pines attended by 22 relatives including son in law daughter and granddaughter. Open house yesterday saw visitors and fall flower table. a second dinner for relatives with Chicago guests to be hosted at the Fitzpatrick home. The item includes a reprint from Washington Press 1896 recounting their marriage.

Harry Montgomery, Jr Pines W. J. Fitzpatrick Helen Western Springs Ired Winifred Geisler Muscatine Montgomery Fred Smith Richland Montgomerys Fitzpatrick Chicago Washington Press William S. Stewart Belle Harry Montgomery Allen Thorn

Local Names List Of Mrs. And Misses In Attendance

A roster of women including Mrs. Ted Gere Mrs. Fred James Mrs. John Koehler Janet Mrs. Logan Ahrens Mrs Charles Gault Mrs Meint Koehler Mrs. Frank Moore Mrs. Maude Koehler Mrs. Lee Chambers Dorothy Mrs Dallas Kitzman Mrs Clark Hopping and Peggy appears in a social note highlighting attendees at a community event.

Robert Custer Ted Gere Fred James John Koehler Janet Logan Ahrens Charles Gault Meint Koehler Frank Moore Maude Koehler Lee Chambers Dorothy Dallas Kitzman Clark Hopping Peggy

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Mrs Arthur Davison of Coppock admitted Saturday for a fractured left leg and discharged today. Mrs Fdna Hill of Crawfordsville admitted Saturday afternoon as medical patient. Mrs Charles A Anderson Route One and Albert Adam 904 W Main St admitted yesterday as surgical patients. Mrs Cioyce Zieglowsky Route Three admitted as medical patient. Homer Halliburton Oska loosa admitted this morning after automobile accident. Leslie Ivan Dunsmore Route admitted this morning for treatment. Mrs Ernest White 828 S Ave R admitted this morning for surgery. Mrs Helen Heilman 214 F Washington St admitted this morning after automobile accident with lacerated scalp. Dismissals include Clarence Miller Kalona Saturday and Emer Drish Bright On yesterday Erma Jean Swift Ainsworth Mrs Carroll Straube Route Four Mrs Harold Luers and son Dennis Ray 529 W Jefferson St. Mrs Marlin Bitting Crawfordsville. Mr and Mrs Keith Houseal 720 N Marion Ave are parents of a son born at 12 34 this afternoon.

Arthur Davison Coppock Fdna Hill Crawfordsville Charles A. Anderson Albert Adam W. Main St Cioyce Zieglowsky Homer Halliburton Oskaloosa Leslie Ivan Dun Route Four Harold Luers Dennis Ray Jefferson St Marlin Bitting Keith Houseal Marion Ave

Social Calendar Notices For Week In Community

Calendar items list weekly meetings and events for many groups. Literature department Thelma Luther Clarice Meek hostesses. various clubs church groups and auxiliaries schedule meetings picnics and socials with times venues and required bringables.

Invite D A R S to Fairfield Luncheon

Fairfield Log Cabin chapter D A R extended an invitation to Washington chapter members to attend a luncheon Tuesday Oct 22 at McElhinney House Fairfield with Mrs Tom L Throckmorton 3rd vice president general of Des Moines as guest speaker Reservations with Jessie B Stewart by Friday or with Mrs R H Stout 11144 E Burlington St Fairfield by Saturday noon Oct 19. 75 cents with each reservation.

Log Cabin Daughters of the American Revolution Fairfield Washington McElhinney House Tom L. Throckmorton Des Moines Jessie B. Stewart

Reinerts Host Family Dinner Observing Birthday

Mr and Mrs G A Reinert entertained at dinner yesterday for Casper Reinert and Mrs Reinert of Anaheim California and sister Bertha Reinert of Sigourney celebrating a birthday. Relatives and friends visited with guests including William Reinert Leo Reinert Rubio Bessie Strupp John Duensing family Grace Strupp Delta Felix Weber Keota and Jim White.

G. A. Reinert Casper Reinert Reinert Anaheim Calif Bertha Reinert Sigourney William Reinert Leo Reinert Rubio Bessie Strupp John Duensing Grace Strup

Presbyterian prayer meeting and Gray schoolhouse gathering

The Presbyterian morning prayer meeting meets at 9 30 Wednesday at the church. A Gray community meeting is set for 7 30 Friday evening at the Gray schoolhouse with lunch to be sold. Verda Thompson, teacher.

Presbyterian Gray Gray Schoolhouse Verda Thompson

P. T. A. and Pinochle Party At Local Venues

Junior High P. T. A. meeting set for 3 15 p m in the junior high school auditorium with Bessie Weal as guest. O E S pinochle party scheduled for 2 p m at the Masonic temple.

W. CL Bessie Weal Masonic Temple

Evening Bridge Club Organizes for Riverside Season

Riverside notes report the Evening Bridge club forming for fall and winter. Four tables played with Mrs Harold M Cress taking ladies honors and Mrs Roy G Green top gentlemen. Members listed span Riverside and Iowa City counties. Upcoming host night set for October 23 at Paul Knebel’s home.

Riverside Fred Kron Harold M. Cress Roy G. Green Kron Gerald Cress Paul Knebel John R. Yeggy Clement Mottet Harold Cress William H. Cress Norma Knebel Iowa City

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Wolf’s Flower E. M. Bridges & Co Long & Hotle Donut Holes Fern Pastry Shop ENT Fern Fern Pastry Shop Little Olulumna Ee Mt. Pleasant cc Keokuk Oo & G Claire Darbyshire Cooperative Service Co Don McClure Mgr W. Boshart Bill Clough Davenport v John Martin Wayland Clough C. V. Crull John W. Lee Merle Turners Virginia M. Hopping King Features Syndicate Carson Nat'l Master Plumbers Clarice Meek Thelma Luther Mary Welch T.T.T Floyd Blankenhorn Irene Barth U. P. Church Co-Operative Hallowe'en Robert Wiley Hugh Hall K. C. Hall American Legion Auxiliary P. m Legion Hall Garden Dept AJ Crone Pythian Sisters K. P. Hall Booster Club Hal Richards Susannah Hilg Methodist Church Ruth Bartow Myrtle McCreary Presbyterian Church Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Nelson Woodford Dale Herdtcka Clayde Knupp Earl Booth P. E. Babcock C. Weldin Leslie Gates St. James Kele St. James Church Emma Popp St. Paul's Youth Fellowship Kolah Ehib Clarence Goff Rosemary Club P. F.whisler Franrie Flower Missionary Society Lexington Ladies Aid Society R. H. McCleery Paul Mast D.a.r.’S Reinerts Washington Dairy Evening Bridge Club Estelle Critz Needle Club Helen Critz R. H. Heitzman Mirian Heitzman William O'Loughlin Roy Snyder John Soukup J. W. Tener Matilda Wieland C. J. Karel Alyce Sevvw N. Ia. Ave Eddie Anderson Hawkeyes America Ny Momee Athletic Department Tre
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