Local society notes and family events span the week
The review highlights weddings and engagements including Lou ise Waterhouse and Eugene Engel set for Oct 26 at Grace Hill Moravian church, and Gayle Robertson and Robert V. Lewis wed Sunday at a Methodist church. Community news covers church services, travels, and local visits from Davenport to Des Moines, with several travels to Denver and Chicago noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Waterhouse
Louise
Eugene Engel
H. A. Engel
Grace Hill Moravian Church
Gayle Robertson
Royal Robertson
Robert V. Lewis
Frank Lewis
Methodist Church
Chicago
Midwest Optical School
Lincoln school drive nets eleven thousand pounds of waste
Pupils collected 11 500 pounds of waste in a Saturday drive sponsored by the Lincoln P T A. The effort cleared 46 04. Ed P Rich of Westminster escaped a serious injury when the guard on the combine shaft was off during repairs. Mrs Harry McCall and Mrs Wahneetah Ingalls plan a Tampa winter address at 305 Cedar Ave Apt B Tampa Florida. Dan Brindley trips to the Ozarks. Birthday party surprise for Mrs Clayton Bear at North Side cafe with sisters and cake prepared by Mrs I D Quinn and Mrs Joe Wolf. Mrs J K Eldridge of Indianola visits Dr and Mrs Fred Reid.
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Lincoln School
The
Lincoln P. T. A
Ed P. Rich
Westminster
F. G. Rich
Harry McCall
Wahneetah Ingalls
Tampa
Fla
Cedar Ave
Apt. B
Florida
Clayton Bear
Cloyd Knupp
North Side
Parsons B team tops Washington Junior College 23 to 6
Parsons College B team defeated Washington Junior College Cardinals 23 6 Tuesday night at Case Field. Cards led 7 6 at halftime. Temperature reached 86 degrees. Others noted include Sigma Alpha Iota pledge Joyce Gault of Crawfordsville and Mrs Elmer Fisher addressing a Y's Men’s Club.
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Parsons College
Washington Junior College Cardinals
Case Field
Parsons
Joyce Gault
Crawfordsville
Sigma Alpha Iota
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Elmer Fisher
United Nations
Lake Success
N. Y
Y's Men's Club
Local weddings and community notes across the area
Marjorie Ruth Benson and Daryl E. Longer wed at Prairie Flower church. Masonry honor given to J W White for 50 years. William Ganon reelected Washington County Farm Bureau president for a third term with officers Joe JonesGeorge HornHerb CampnellJohn Knotek named 4 H chairman. Iowa State Teachers College symphony welcomes Eugene Dunlap for opening concert November 9. Delgations from Denver Shriner convention attended by Lauder Kennedy Don Maxwell and R R Armétrons from Cheyenne arrived
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ganon
Cedar Township
Washington County Farm Bureau
Joe Jones
Crawford Township
George Horn
Jackson
Herb Campnell
Highland
John Knotek
Farm Bureau talk and local notices in Washington County
Friday events featured C. M. Wilson addressing county Farm Bureau members after a European tour. Washington Junior College elected Mary Lou Barth as vice president of student councils. Washington Presbyterian home for the aged dedication included a address by Samuel A. Fulton. Donations and a morning auction raised 11939 dollars. sale totaled 2093.07. Various residents traveled or visited relatives, with births reported and college visits noted as spring weekend activities.
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C. M. Wilson
Iowa Farm Bureau
Mary Lou Barth
Washington Junior College
Iowa
Hal Longer
Lyle Box
John Limerman
Francis Schneider
Tom Tanner
Leota Fishburn
Louise Burgess
M. M. Schell
Washington
United Presbyterian Home For the
Samuel A. Fulton
West Allis
Wis
General Assembly
Don Ross
Des Moines
Hospital Births and Procedures Noted in Local Report
At the hospital yesterday new arrivals include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller at 6 27 am and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dea at 1 18 pm. A son for Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pohren at 6 27 pm. Today Frank Shepherd and Dean Spicher undergone tonsillectomies. Dismissed yesterday Mrs Walter Nordyke Route One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Miller
Wellman
Frank Dea
N. Marion Avenue
Leonard Pohren
Madison Street
Frank Shepherd
Iowa Avenue
Dean Spicher
Kalona
Walter Nordyke
Route One
Births and admissions listed for Wellman and vicinity
Births recorded for Mr and Mrs Leo Lemley Wellman a son at 5 12 PM and Mr and Mrs Bert McKeag Keota a son at 240 PM Admittances include Pyhilis Patterson route four appendectomy and today Emanuel Bontrager route two Riverside Howard P Miller 411 S Marion Harokd Fisher Milwaukee Mrs C G Snakenberg and daughter Donna May South English
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Leo Lemley
Wellman
Bert McKeag
Keota
Pyhilis Patterson
Route Four
Emanuel Bontrager
Route Two
Riverside
Howard P
Miller
S. Marion Avenue
Harokd Fisher
Milwaukee
Wis
C G. Snakenberg
Donna May
South English
Local hospital admits several patients and newborns
Wednesday admissions include Mrs Lottie Gass of West Chester admitted for medical treatment and Mrs Arnolds of route five Mt Pleasant for surgery. Mr and Mrs Orin Lee of Kalona welcomed a son born at 1121 pm. Also listed are Mrs Ralph Miller and daughter of Kalona and Mrs Ella Coon of Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Gass
West Chester
Arnolds
Mt. Pleasant
Orin Lee
Kalona
Ralph Miller
Ella Coon
Ainsworth
Local Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted
Gary Murphy of Ainsworth was admitted yesterday and Ross Curtis of Ames today as medical patients. Mrs. Norval Hill of Conesville was discharged today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Murphy
Ainsworth
Ross Curtis
Ames
Norval Hill
Conesville
Friday Admitted Yesterday as Medical Patients
A list of medical admissions includes Mrs Ida Stannard of Richmond Mrs Laticia French at 415 S Ave C Mrs George Sojka route one Anita Fish 828 S Avenue C a tonsillectomy Today Ralph Curtis of Ames Mrs Frank Dea and son William Patrick 502% N Marlon Avenue Mrs W A Erbe and son James Lynn 608 S Marion Avenue Mrs Tena Prebyl 802 S Marion Avenue W H Singleton Keota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Stannard
Richmond
Laticia French
S. Ave. C
George Sojka
Anita Fish
S. Avenue C
Ralph Curtis
Ames
Frank Dea
William Patrick
N. Marlon Avenue
W. A. Erbe
James Lynn
S. Marion Avenue
Tena Prebyl
W. H. Singleton
Keota
Deaths of the Week Harrison M. Dodder
Harrison M. Dodder, 59, died at his home Monday morning after eight years of illness. He had been seriously ill the last three weeks. Surviving are his wife, four sons Daryl Paul Bob and Dick, two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison M. Dodder
Daryl
Paul
Bob
World War II Vet Mehaffey Dies After Stroke Paralyzes
Alexander Mehaffey, a Riverside farmer and World War II veteran, killed himself Monday at his home after suffering a stroke of paralysis in September 1945. He was h1 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Mehaffey
Riverside
Edith Williams obituary in Oklahoma death notice
Mrs Edith Foster Williams longtime Washington resident died in Pawhuska Oklahoma on October 9. She was the widow of C W Williams and a member of YDA R Eastern Star and the P BE O society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Foster Williams
Washington
Pawhuska
Okla
C. W. Williams
YD. A. R
Eastern Star
P. BE. O. Society
Boy Killed by Train Near Louisville on Way Home
William Scott Reister Jr., nine, son of Mrs. William 3. Reister of Louisville, was killed instantly after being struck by a train while walking home from school on October 15. He is survived by his mother, two sisters, grandmother and great grandmother, Mrs. George Reister and Mrs. William Thompson of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scott Reister, Jr
William 3. Reister
Louisville
George Reister
William Thompson
Des Moines
Pastor Milan Thompson to Lead Altamont Baptist Church
Milan Thompson has accepted the call to become pastor of Altamont Baptist Church in Harlan. The Thompsons and their baby son will move November 1. The McNamara house at 320 East Jefferson suffered major fire damage but a family saved most belongings. Two men lost hands this week in corn picker accidents, James Venening and Clayton Conrad. Mrs. C. W. Stewart travels to Des Moines to visit niece Nellie Wilson. Eva Denny travels to Davenport for an Iowa Library Association conference. A buggy accident left a man struck and under wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan Thompson
Altamont Baptist Church
Harlan
Thompson
McNamara
East Jefferson
A. E. Palmer
J. K. Chalgren
Mary Atchison
James Venening
Claton Conrad
C. W. Stewart
Les Moines
Nellie Wilson
Eva Denny
Davenport
Iowa Library Association
Women Visit Winfield Before Fayetteville Return
Mrs Wahneetah Clark Ingalls and Mrs Ella Clark Calvin, guests at the Carl Hedges home, plan a trip to Winfield before heading back to Fayetteville Arkansas. The Washington Chapter D A R cleared 279 dollars from a home talent play Aunt Lucia. J G Maxwell and son in law L R Tripp, from Sioux City, bought the Dave McLaughlin farm southwest of town, 675 acres for 50150 dollars. The Ainsworth hotel sold twice this week, first to Mr Humson and then to Mr Crossley of Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahneetah Clark Ingalls
Ella Clark Calvin
Carl Hedges
Winfield
Fayetteville
Ark
Washington
D. A
Lucia
J. G. Maxwell
L. R. Tripp
Sioux City
Dave McLaughlin
Ainsworth
Humson
Mr. Crossley
Columbus Junction
Second Liberty Loan Drive Opens for One Million
The second annual drive for one million dollars started this week. Red Cross reports forty pounds of yarn received and a call for volunteer workers. Lou Gormley expresses joy over an eight thousand dollar sale prompting bidders to be thanked by Frank Macon. Mildred Morton becomes bookkeeper at White Way garage succeeding Pearl Bandy who enters nurse training. Green Squires sells North Second Ave property to VolL BE Negley for five thousand dollars with plans to build north of Gardner home owned by J. T. Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Morton
White Way Garage
Pearl Bandy
Washington County Hospital
Green Squires
North Second Ave
BE. Negley
Bers Gardner
J. T. Matthews
Iowa City Hospital Update and Local Event Snippets
Mrs. Roy Stewart remains in an Iowa City hospital but is improving and may return home next week. Her father A. H. Essley spent the day with her. Three months remain for Journal boys to finish the 1907 contest. Collectors listed include Barclay Miller Cloyce Anderson Elliot Grayson Roy Garard Phil Dupuis. A moonlight picnic west of town featured Hamburgers bacon and eggs cooked over a fire with attendees Bertha Barber Helen Anderson Ruth Winter Vera Alderson Carrie Winter Mary Steck Blanche Guthrie Boyd Berdo John Bailey Vic Vansickle Frank Wagle Ralph Shannon Phil Crail John Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stewart
Iowa City
A. H. Essley
Journal Boys
Barclay Miller
Cloyce Anderson
Elliot Grayson
Roy Garard
Phil Dupuis
Bertha Barber
Greenwich
Helen Anderson
Ruth Winter
Vera Alderson
Carrie Winter
Mary Steck
Blanche Guthrie
Boyd Berdo
John Bailey
Vic Vansickle
Frank Wagle
Ralph Shannon
Phil Crail
John Miller
Farmers Sell More Light Weight Hogs
Allan Nash, hog buyer for Wilson & Co, says farmers are marketing hogs at 200 pounds or slightly over as the trend toward lighter weights continues. About 70 percent of hogs received are in the 200 to 220 pound class, with producers typically marketing around 250 pounds. A survey by Chuck Worchester tied to the Dairy Cattle Congress estimated 165 million bushels of grain saved in the Corn Belt by marketing light hogs rather than finishing to heavier weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Allan Nash
Wilson & Co
Nash
Chuck Worchester
WMT Farm Service
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Weeks Twins Dewey and Clarence Laid To Rest
Graveside services were held Thursday for infant twins Clarence and Dewey Weeks, sons of Mr and Mrs Vernon Weeks. The twins were born Wednesday at Washington County Hospital to the former Annabele Jackson and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Dewey Weeks
Vernon Weeks
Washington County Hospital
Annabele Jackson
First Telegram Line Marks 1844 Milestone
In 1844 the first telegram was sent between Baltimore and Washington D C. Samuel F B Morse built the line with congressional funding totaling $30 000. The 1866 era saw cross Atlantic telegraph messages between the United States and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel F. B. Morse
Congress
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
United States
England
Unemployment Drops as Iowa Hits Labor High
Iowa records its largest labor force in history with unemployment at a low. Factory employment reaches 146000 in the state versus 76815 in 1939. There are 3205 manufacturing plants now, up from 2670 in 1939, with 234 plants created since V E day employing 12000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Bernard F. Nowack
Iowa Development Commission
Nowack
Resignations and Local Notices HighlightStreet Activity
Dudley Crone resigns from the Columbia restaurant to pursue schooling. Ed Smith leaves the New York store for Oelwein. The Cincinnati clothing company departs to seek greener pastures amid a new state law restricting itinerant shops next to regular merchants. Master Manton Hebner narrowly escapes a serious injury while playing in the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Clothing
Funeral Services For Mrs. M. Truxan In Riverside
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Truxan aged 72 were held at St Marys church Riverside. She died Monday in Oak Park Illinois. Burial followed in Mount Olivet cemetery beside her husband. Surviving children are Mrs. Richard C Dautremont Grace Truxan and Leon P Truxaw with siblings and a grandson named Richard Truxaw.
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Riverside
St. Mary's Church
Mary Truxan
Richard C. Dautremont
Oak Park
Thomas L. Wolfe
Arthur Libenguth
Mark Lintz
Timmy
Michael Ryan
St. Mary's High — School
R. H. Heitzman
Joseph Knebel
Joseph
John Shradel
R. A. Kaeitzel
Raymond Dautremont
Mount Olivet
Truxan
Mary Novak
Nebraska
Matthias W. Truxan
Chicago
Ill
Dautremont
Grace Truxan
Ilinois
Leon P. Truxaw
Iowa City
L. B. Kotove
Humboldt
J. & Dvorak
J. J. Sherrer
New Raymer
Colo
Frank Novak
Richard Truxaw
Airfield Activity Highlights From Washington Airport
Last week at Washington airport, several pilots earned licenses and flew to nearby towns. Norman R. Miller completed his first solo flight while Raymond M. Glover received his private pilots license. Marvin L. Carter enrolled in a commercial flying course. Lloyd R. Scott piloted a Ryan PT-22 to Waterloo and DeWitt and a Piper Super Cruiser to Davenport. Mr and Mrs Allen E. VanVrankin undertook a cross country trip in an Aeronca Chief to Eagle Grove and Des Moines to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman R. Miller
Colo
Raymond M. Glover
Marvin L Carter
Lloyd R. Scott
Waterloo
Dewitt
Davenport
Allen E. VanVranken
Aeronea
Eagle Grove
Des Moines
Lemmon Family Voyage to Grin Bell and Cedar Rapids
John Lemmon and family travel aboard the Stinson Voyager to visit the Tom Parsons family and reach Cedar Rapids for a family visit and sightseeing between Grin Bell and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lemmon
Stinson Voyager
Grin Bell
Tom Parsons
Ataily
Cedar Rapids
Notable Private Planes Shuttle Between Towns
Ivan Yoder flies a Cessna 114u to Indianola for a soil conservation demonstration. Lee Marie and Elwood Kreese travel to Des Moines in a Taylor craft. Robert Koehler Les ter Woods and Harold Berg journey to Ottumwa aboard a Stinson Voyager. Mrs Ralph Scott rides to Dewitt in a Piper super Cruiser on a business trip. Mr Peters and John Perdock travel from Iowa City to inspect a Stinson Voyager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Yoder
Indianola
Lee Marie
Elwood Kreese
Des Moines
Robert Koehler
Lester Woods
Harold Berg
Ottumwa
Ralph Scott
Dewitt
Mr. Peters
John Perdock
Iowa City
Local cross country flyers stop at airport for tips
A list of pilots with small aircraft made stops at a regional airport for student cross country tips. Names include J. T. Maxwell Shellsburg Luscomb, Wendell Williams Muscatine to Mt. Pleasant in a Piper Cub, J. L. Benson Waterloo to Muscatine in an Aeronca, R. M. Hofann Grinnell to Ottumwa in a Piper Cub, G. P. Browning Pella to Iowa City in a Piper Cub, Donald L. Mallory Pella to Iowa City in a Piper Cub, Jack Pierson Monmouth in an Aeronca Champion, I Wes Sharp Indianola or Ottumwa in a Piper Cub, Z David Hill Monmouth to Mt. Pleasant in an Aeronca Champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Maxwell
Luscomb
Shellsburg
Wendell Williams
Muscatine
Mt. Pleasant
J. L. Benson
Waterloo
Aeronca
R. M. Hofann
Grinnell
Ottumwa
G. P. Browning
Pella
Iowa City
Donald L. Mallory
Jack Pierson
Monmouth
Wes Sharp
Indianola
Z David Hill
Iowa City flyer stops en route to Kansas City
L. E. Zimmerman of Iowa City landed in a Cessna here while traveling to Kansas City Missouri. Harvey H. Jennings of Columbus Junction paused in a Taylorcraft on his way to Indianola for a soil conservation demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Zimmerman
Iowa
Cty
Kansas City
Harvey H. Jennings
Columbus Junction
Indianola
Saw Mill Accident Touches Walter Bray
WEO Oct 18. Walter Bray injured by crushing the ends of two fingers on his right hand while working at his saw mill this week.
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Walter Bray
WEO
C. C. Dana
California
Lincoln
Grinnell
U. Rogers
Nat Birt
Fairfield
Clarence Switzer
Eldon Rogers
Edith Dana
Ottumwa
U. &. Dana
Clarence Statler
Linda
E. C. Statler
Washington
Prairie Flower News Notes and Hospital Visits
Oct 18 notices from N Prairie Flower list Mr and Mrs Homer Davison and others visiting relatives and attending hospital stays. Phyllis Patterson had an appendectomy in Washington hospital. Arthur Davison returns home from Mercy hospital Iowa City. Several local visitors and dinner guests are named including Lucille Graber and the Wittrigs.
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N. Prairie Flower
Homer Davison
Arthur Davison
Mercy Hospital
Town City
Lee Christner
Hal Huber
Iowa City
Phyllis Patterson
Washington Hospital
Joe Chratner
Burell la
Milo Patterson
Phyllis Davison
Wayland
Arthur Davisons
Hazel Smith
Kalona
Dorothy Young
Lexington Ladies Aid
Cy Bush
Dale Garrett
Joyce
Lucille Graber
John Dill Hulme
Margaret Wittrig
Emerson Wittiig
John
Lester Alliman
Claire Neff
Jake Wenger
Harry Drake
Iowa City Sues to Halt 250 New Parking Meters
John Lindsay of Iowa City filed in Johnson county district court to stop the city council from purchasing 250 additional parking meters. He argues the authorization is inequitable tainted with fraud and void and that the public was not notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
John Lindsay
Johnson County District
Lindsay
Ex-Cabinet Member Hyde Dies in New York
Arthur M. Hyde former Missouri governor and Hoover era secretary of agriculture died at Memorial Hospital in New York at 11 15 p m He aged 70 had cancer of the pancreas and had been hospitalized since September 19 His wife Hortense Cullers and daughter and son in law Mrs and Mrs James P Kelly were with him at his death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur M. Hyde
Agriculture
Herbert Hoover
Missouri
Memorial Hospital
Veteran and service man problems column note
A service bureau editor explains this weekly Washington wide veterans column answers reader questions. Readers are invited to address issues to the Washington Bureau with no direct mail replies. responses appear in a future column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Western Newspaper Union
Eye Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Down Payments on GI Loans Questioned by VA
Veterans' administration decries down payment demands by lenders on GI loans citing 100 percent financing as intended. It warns such practices hinder the program, may prompt new legislation, and favors directing veterans toward lenders offering full financing with federal guarantees. A Q&A notes survivors' insurance lump sums do not apply to son’s death benefits and clarifies eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Service Bureau
G.I
Veterans’ Administration
G.L
A. M
Mansfield
Ohio
Yale Bowl first football stadium in America
Yale Bowl in New Haven designed by Charles A. Ferry became the nation’s first football stadium. It opened with the 1914 Harvard Yale game marking a pioneering era for large scale American stadiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Ferry
America
Yale
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