Local residents join three day Pentecostal fellowship in Des Moines
About 35 members of the Christian Tabernacle traveled to Des Moines to attend sessions of the Pentecostal Fellowship of North America convention. Rev W J Stevens and Rev Archie Wilson with wives stayed in Des Moines through Thursday, visiting at Mrs Stevens' parents' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Tabernacle
Des Moines
Pentecostal Fellowship of North America
Iowa
W. J. Stevens
Archie Wilson
Stevens
Davis Dam Near Hoover Begins Colorado River System Expansion
Davis dam on the Arizona California border is the newest member of the Colorado River dam series anchored near Hoover Dam. It is scheduled for completion during 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado River
Davis Dam
Arizona-California
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported
Admitted yesterday includes Robert A. Ross West Chester medical Fred W. Stuart Des Moines auto accident Michael Edward McAleer 1109 N 2nd surgical Dismissed today Richard Hudson Brighton Mrs Jennie Hering Mrs Bernard Reed and daughter R 3 Fred W Stuart Des Moines Births yesterday Mr and Mrs Glen Taylor 502 N Iowa a daughter at noon Mr and Mrs Charles Durst 1402 N Iowa a daughter at 6 42 pm Today Mr and Mrs John E Tener Riverside a son at 6 46 am
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Ross
West Chester
Fred W. Stuart
Des Moines
Michael Edward McAleer
Richard Hudson
Brighton
Jennie Hering
Bernard Reed
Glen Taylor
Iowa
Charles Durst
John E. Tener
Riverside
Trojans Win First Game Under Lights
West Chester Trojans defeat Columbus Junction 20 to 0 in the first football game under Trojan field lights. Peterson scores twice, Young connects on big passes, and a late 59 yard pass to Coon set up Peterson’s TD. Dedication ceremonies note over $1,000 in pledges from locals and business leaders for the lighting project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester High
Columbus Junction
Chester
Pat Hoover
West Chester
West Chester Trojans
Trojan Field
Peterson
Nicola
Young
Trojan
Coon
Trojans
Hartzler
McFarland
Suyt
J. L. Calkins
Washington
Frank Miller
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Carol Richardson
Esther Bauer
Troy Foriash
Drop on the End of the Nose Association urges wool use
Ted Kesting reports on a new group promoting wool as the sport gear standard. Gordon MacQuarrie introduces the DENA, stressing wool garments from underwear to jackets and advising a dedicated mothproof wool closet with paradichlorobenzene to protect fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Harvey couple buy Grace Hill property for remodeling
Grace Hill reports Mr and Mrs Preston Harvey of Washington purchased the property east of the Grace Hill community building from Mr and Mrs C A Strohm. They plan substantial remodeling. Mr and Mrs Lyle Hayes hosted a birthday dinner Sunday with guests Sandra and her grandmother Mrs Lloyd Hayes, marking family celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Woodford
Grace Hill
Preston Harvey
Washington
C. A. Strohm
Lyle Hayes
Sandra
Lloyd Hayes
West Liberty Pounds Washington Demons 24 to 0 at Home
West Liberty rolled to a 24 to 0 victory over Washington high school, dominating after a 6 to 0 first half. Washington struggled with injuries to starters Kleese and Redlinger and a leaky line while West Liberty capitalized with heavy ground attack and opportunistic defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Washington High School Demons
Kleese
Redlinger
Washington
Bob Weber
Tanner
Earls
Dave Caldwell
Douglas Fuhr
Earl McClure
Bob Libe
The
Demons
Local High School Football Scores Reported
Burlington defeated Iowa City 15 to 5 Fort Madison beat Mount Pleasant 28 to 13 Keota defeated Kaiwna 33 to 0 Wellman topped Brighton 21 to 0 with several games listed.
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Burlington
Iowa City
Fort Madison
Mount Pleas
Ant
Keota
Kaiwna
Wellman
Brighton
Wellman Wildcats Blank Bears 21 0 in Night Game
The Wellman Wildcats defeated the Brighton Bears 21 to 0 in a night contest led by Don Swartzendruber. Brighton, coached by Thomas English, fought hard but could not overcome Wellman’s offense and defense despite support from local donors funding their Iowa City trip to watch Iowa vs Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Brighton
Wellman Wildcats
Brighton Bears
Bears
Don Swartzendruber
Thomas English
Iowa City
Football game postponed by Washington Junior High case field
Washington junior high and Ft. Madison football game moved to Monday at four o clock after a post posed schedule. Attending were Donald Hayes and family from Washington and Hayes families from Fairfield Wellston and near Brighton. Local events include farm bureau lesson attendance and a birthday dinner for Mr MeKune and Ed Libe with many relatives listed. Mr Waterhouse and family painted their home and added a chimney. H A Engel is ill. Waterhouse family visited Zickafoose in Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Junior High School
Ft. Madison
Case Field
Donald Hayes
Richard Hayes
Regina
Dwight Hayes
Washington
Harold Hayes
Fairfield
Cloyce Hayes
Wellston
Max Waterhouse
Lloyd Hayes
Nelson Woodford
Farm Bureau
Harry Hami‘ton
Harry MeKune
Tommy
Brighton
H. A. Engel
Robert Waterhouse
Finds Former Home Completely Changed
NORTH XENIA Oct 25 Walter Jones, brother of Joe Jones, once owned the Jim Clegg farm now changed completely since his departure. Walter lives in Montana and recently visited the old home place. Mrs Fiinois Lowe and Mrs Helen James of Columbus Junction visited the Manford Rabenold home. Hill Rabenold of Washington also called. Friday callers at the Rabenold place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Xenia
Jim Clegg
Walter Jones
Joe Jones
Montana
Fiinois Lowe
Helen James
Harry Duncan
Columbus Junction
Manford Rabenold
Hill Rabenold
Washington
Rabenold
Cardinals Lose Final Game 25-6 at Burlington
Washington junior college Cardinals suffered through injuries and limited depth in a 25-6 defeat at Burlington. Key injuries included quarterback Leland Schmitt and regular halfback John Green, with others like Dale White Bob Steele and Keith Williams also hurt. Washington scored once on a Schneider pass to Sweet, while Burlington added two late scores as the Cardinals pressed through fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Junior College Cardinals
Burlington Junior College
Burlington
Leland Schmitt
Cardinal
Washington
John Green
Sweet
Washington Eleven
Se Mitt
Wilson Defends Eightieth Congress in Campaign Speech
Sen. George A. Wilson defends the 80th Congress in a Wapello address urging voters to return government to the people. He questions Truman cooperation after approving long-range farm policy and an $11 million anti communism investigation. Rep. Thomas Martin highlights Wilson as future Senate agriculture chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
George A. Wilson
Truman
Wilson
Thomas Martin
Iowa City
Senate Agriculture Committee
Stapp Takes Position With Farm Service
Columbus Junction report notes Bob Strapp a Cotter high school graduate has joined the Farm Service office Sidney Schnedly of Muscatine will move to town to work at Fisher implement store and seek housing Mr and Mrs Burdette Lewis of Chicago visited relatives en route home from California where they saw Mrs Carrie Lewis and C L Johnston and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stewart
Richard Stewart
Oak Ridge
Ill
Glenn Duncan
Chicago
Bradenton
Fla
Columbus Junction
Bob Strapp
Cotter High School
The
Farm
Sidney Schnedly
Muscatine
Fisher Implement Store
Burdette Lewis
California
Carrie Lewis
C. L. Johnston
Sunday Socials And Family Visits Spread Through Burlington Area
Mr and Mrs Henry Leffler hosted guests from Burlington and Washington at Sunday dinners. Cotter Ladies Aid met with four teens and one visitor. County Line club enjoyed a recent gathering hosted by Mrs Pauline Morse. Anna Wagenknecht and Lou joined Rudy Wagenknechts for Sunday dinner in Washington where relatives planned a birthday surprise. Attendees included the Zieglowskys Arnolds and Wagenknechts families from Washington and Keota. Mrs Jesse Pearson is in Iowa City hospital. Mary Donovan visited Jim Clegg in Iowa City. Karl Beal from Galesburg Illinois visited the Clegg home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Leffler
Burlington
James Boyd
James
Janet
George Gould
Washington
Gail Shull
Cotter Ladies Aid
Vince Skubal
Pauline Morse
County Line Club
Anna Wagenknecht
Lou
Rudy Wagenknechts
Fred Zieglowsky
Cotter
Rudy Wagenknecht
Wayne Arnold
Gary
Archer Augustine
Keota
Henry
Herman Wagenknecht
Jesse Pearson
Iowa City Hospital
Jim Clegg
Mary Donovan
Iowa City
Karl Beal
Galesburg
Ill
Clegg
Rees Twins Enjoy First Train Ride in FAIRVIEW
Mrs Ed Rees and twin daughters Cheryl Anne and Carole Jean returned from a visit with relatives in Chillicothe Mo They rode a train for the first time describing it as a nice experience Other local family updates follow with visits and happenings through the Fairview community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Blankenhorn
Fairview
Ed Rees
Cheryl Anne
Carole Jean
Chillicothe
Earl Monson
J. H. Crooks
University Hospital
Iowa City
Crooks
Local society notes prize visits and moves in Columbus Junction
Dr. and Mrs. William F Foster and Mrs. Ethel McGinnis of Chicago visit relatives here and at Lone Tree. Monte Pontzius in the navy visits his father Albert Pontzius. The Long Creek club met with Mrs. Marie Murfin. House moved from Hammond farm to Moore's addition in Columbus Junction for Kenneth Johnson and family. Hollywood visitors Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Palmer en route to Chicago for Audit Bureau meeting. Women of Columbus City township study salads. James Alloway, navy radio technician, returns to his parents in town before heading to San Diego. Arthur Kistler and family go to Ojus Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Pontzius
Long Creek
Marie Murfin
Frank Willey
Long Beach
Calif
Floyd Edmondson
Washington, D. C
Gordon Willey
Hammond Farm
J. W. Pence
Moore
Columbus Junction
Kenneth Johnson
Wayland
Main Street
H. G. Palmer
Hollywood
Julia Hawkins
May Dorrow
Chicago
Chicago Where Mr. Palmer
National Audit Bureau of Circulation
Columbus City Township
Glen Cummings
Betty Cruzon
Elm Grove Township
Emerson Wittriz
James Alloway
Memphis, Tenn
Crawfordsville Junior Missionary Society Meets at Church
The Crawfordsville Federated Presbyterian junior missionary society met at the church Wednesday after school. Seventeen members attended along with leaders Mrs. Monson and Mrs. Waters. After devotions and the lesson the group enjoyed a social time and refreshments provided by Mrs. Chester Pieper and Mrs. Wilbur Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville Society
Junior Missionary Society of
The
Crawfordsville Federated Presbyterian Church
Monson
Waters
Chester Pieper
Wilbur Wheeler
Dinner guests hosted by Mr and Mrs Milford Cook
Wednesday visitors included Joe Malichky uncle T Chez of California and Jimmy, visiting residents in the county, joining the Cook couple for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Milford Cook
Jimmy
Joe Malichky
T. Chez
California
Indian Creek Club Meets at Arnold Home
Eleven members and seven children attended the Indian Creek club gathering held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Berneice Arnold. Guests included Mrs. Fred Ziglow sky and Mrs. Archer Augustine and her son Michael. The roll call elicited a playful answer about what one would wish for as queen for a day. Refreshments were served by the hostess, and the next meeting is scheduled with Mrs. Sadie Anderson on November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek Club
Berneice Arnold
Fred Zieglowsky
Archer Augustine
Michael
Roll Cadl
Sadie Anderson
H J Club Eighteen Members Meet at Prebyl Home
H J Club Eighteen members and two guests gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. William Prebyl’s home for a business meeting led by president Mrs. Charles Schnoebelen. Buneco was played at five tables with prizes for Mrs. Joe TeBockhorst, Mrs. Junior Malicky, and Mrs. Sojka. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs. Dorothy Shalla and Mrs. Urban Te Bockhorst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Club
Ed Horn
Raymond Sojka
William Prebyl
Charles Schnoebelen
Buneco
Joe TeBockhorst
Junior Malicky
Sojka
Dorothy Shalla
Urban Te Bockhorst
Roy Carter
Baby Girl Born To Mr and Mrs Glen Taylor
Mr and Mrs Glen Taylor welcomed a baby daughter born today at 12 35 weighing 0 lbs 10% oz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Taylor
Mary Lorraine Wade Born to Mr and Mrs Wade
Mr and Mrs Daune Wade of Welliman announce the birth of their daughter Mary Lorraine. Mrs Wade is formerly Petricia Swift of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daune Wade
Welliman
Mary Lorraine
Wade
Petricia Swift
Washington
Pleasant Ridge Halloween Program and Weiner Roast Held
Pleasant Ridge held a Halloween program and roast at the Pleasant Ridge school on Thursday evening the 28th. Pupils Carl Chalupe Eddie Chalupe Douglas Chalupe Gerry Chalupe Kerren Hesseltine Connie Hesseltine Carolyn Kauffman and Howard Swift participated. Guests included Geo Chalupa Jo-Ann Darrell Carl Eddie Gerry Vickie Ernest Woodyard Fern Ed Kauffman Carolyn Jimmie Irvan Hesseltine Karren Connie Linda Lyle Anton Kauffman Helen Frank Schaad Pat Swift Bill Howard Hesseltine Lois Ann Hesseltine Bob Hesseltine Walter Kafka and Merte Kafka from Pleasant Plain and Crawfordsville. Miss Hesseltine, the teacher, sponsored the entertainment.
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Pleasant Ridge
Weiner Rorst
Pleasant Ridge School
Carl
Eddie
Douglas
Gerry Chalupe
Kerren
Connie Hesseltine
Carolyn Kauffman
Howard Swift
Geo. Chalupa
Jo-Ann Darrell
Carl Eddie
Gerry
Vickie
Ernest Woodyard
Fern
Protein sufficiency differs by gender in New York state survey
A New York state nutrition survey finds most male industrial workers meet daily protein needs, while less than half of female workers do. The study highlights gender disparities in diet among industrial labor groups.
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New York State
Social Calendar highlights active local groups and meetings
In the afternoon and evening, numerous groups including Rainbow Girls at 7 30 p m Ma sonic Temple Junior Fortnightly White Elephant sale Bible and Handcraft departments Y W C A Board meeting and mixers V F W auxiliary carpet rag sewing Nurses association and missionary society events are scheduled with locations and host names. Numerous clubs hold regular meetings with craft projects, cooperative dinners, and potluck lunches noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McLaughlin
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Richard Ross
Foster Bagge
Y.W.C.A
Conostess
Mary Welch
J. C. Carris
Pythian Sisters
KK. P. Hall
Department of Handcraft
George Johnson
Y. W. Room
V.F.W
Marsh Atkinson
Washington County Nurses Association
Nurses Home
Carol Brewer Missionary Society
Florence Kyle
Club Surprise Honors Ill Mrs Dan Griffith at Home
In Ainsworth on Saturday ten Lincoln Street club members and guest Mrs E K Annas visited Mrs Dan Griffith at her home with baskets and dinner. Mrs Griffith who has been ill was cheered by the gathering. Mrs B K Annas left for Cedar Rapids to visit the Iseminger home and friends. The Tuesday Bridge club met with Mrs Clarence Richards and awarded prizes for high score, consolation, and traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Norris
Ainsworth
Dan Griffith
Lincoln Street Club
E. K. Annas
Mr. Griffith
Dusenbery Charivaried at Washington Masonic Temple
Mr and Mrs William Dusenbery were charivaried at the commandery potluck supper in Washington. They received cigars and candy bars as part of the event. Local notices also report visits, family gatherings, and Shrine activities involving the Dusenbery and Duvall families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyall Moore
Dayton Grove
William Dusenbery
Commandery
John Greene
Keswick
Bruce
Keeping Bees as a Hobby and Pursuit
Beekeeping requires personal tolerance to stings and neighborly relations plus suitable locality. Early use focused on natural sweetness and observation of bee life. It is independent work that can accompany other farming or jobs and remains a fascinating hobby.
Funeral attendees honor Mrs. Charles McCreedy Effie McCreedy
Mrs. Clifford Thomp and Mrs. Harry Boileau assisted the hostess in serving at the event. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nash traveled to Sigourney on Wednesday to attend the funeral of Effie McCreedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Thompson
Harry Boileau
Charles Nash
Sigourney
Charles McCreedy
Effie McCreedy
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Gold Coast
Wolf’s Flower Shop
Kr. A. Frink
Nicola and Harmons
Mr. Frink
New York
Robert Frink
Joan Fields
Joan Boileau
St. Lukes Hospital
Davenport
K. O. Bidwell
Caspar, Wyo
Mae Jones
W. O. Boshart
Mike
Hoover Dam
Stanley Rest Haven
West Monroe St
Defeat Junction
By Ted Kesting
DENA
P. Harvey Bay
Gracehill House
Glen Lord
Cardinals
Sen. Wilson
Stapp
Farm Service
Martha Butler
Service
Rees Twins
Floyd Reschly
Robert Henderson
Robert
Frank Henderson
Ethel Henderson
Oskaloosa
John Gamon
Antoine Finke
Ronald Finke
Hendersons
Gerald Rhea
Moline
W. H. Edgar
polSawrts
John Lee
Verne Crull
Chamberlin Bros
Paya
Mary Lorraine Wade
Pleasant Ridge Social
Merry Makers Club
Stanley Mouser
Charles R. Wilson
Charles Berdo
Valley Ladies Aid
Carl Daering
Just Us Club
Val Fuhr
Linger Lorger Club
Club
H. A. Dusenbery
Kaaba Shrine
Ann Houck
John Duvall
Ames
Walter Duvall
Shrine Club
Country Club
Harry Dusenbery
Charles Schroeder
John McDowell
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Pleas
Ant, Ft. Madison
Ottumwa
Hedrick
Richland
Democratic
Washington DO
Washington, County
T. Karl Jackson
Sheriff’s Office
Tearl Jackson
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