Local Service Members Reach Leave and Assignments
Local residents report service members taking furloughs and new assignments. John E. Long left for Miami Beach after a visit with his parents. Ensign Bill Rawn arrived in Seattle after two weeks leave with his parents. Pvt Philip Wanerus spent a nine day furlough with his parents after training at Chanute Field and will report to Panama City. Betty Michels will teach junior high at Fort Madison starting Tuesday. Major William H. McConnell Jr. arrives for a 21 day leave after over two years in China and India. Ruth Dupuis departs for Boone to supervise music in elementary schools. Marie Landau moves to Ferndale Michigan to teach in public schools. Frances Whisler returns from Grinnell to teach in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign C. W
Bill” Rawn
Des Moines
Seattle
Wash
Mrs
W. P. Rawn
Philip R. ‘Dick’’ Wanerus
P. K. Wanerus
Chanutefield
Panama City
Fla
Betty Michels
Fort Madison
Miss Michels
William H. McConnell, Jr
W. H. McConnell
China
India
Army Air Corps
Mixed Two-ball Foursomes Set For Labor Day Golf
Labor Day golf at the Country club features mixed two-ball foursomes with a 1:00 picnic dinner and 7:30 supper. Prizes will be awarded after the event chaired by J. W. Schenefelt. Members are invited and asked to coordinate partner reminders from listed golfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Schenefelt
T. L. Brookhart
Phil Antonoff
T. R. Phillips
Les Gates
Frank Nelson
Bob Gates
J. C. Holbert
A. W. Clow
Mary J. Holbert
John Tucker
Clayton Bear
Tink Shenefelt
Ted Wilson
Preston Wolf
Pon Paul
Ralph Gibson
Ed Sullivan
Joe Picken
Clyde Bowden
Jimmy Lloyd
Patty Patterson
Johnny Lloyd
Nancy Patterson
Lawrence Wilson
Doris Clow
Carrol Warford
Eleanor Tucker
Ralph Shannon
J. M. Lloyd
Robert Arthur
Bob Cates
Frank Miller
Don Paul
Merle Turner
Jim Stewart
Ted Johnson
Dick Paul
Darrell Ross
Clauds Tucker
Ralph Young
Virginia Holden
EB. E. Stutsman
Joan Kiefer
Lester Orr
Shirley Dunlap
Virginia Gibson
Charles Barclay
Families Gather for Mrs. Adams Funeral in Ainsworth
Relatives and friends travel from Omaha Muscatine West Liberty Fairfield Rock Island Os kaloosa Cedar Rapids Denver and beyond to attend the funeral of Mrs. J E Adams of Ainsworth. Local youth John Putnam 16 arrives in Asheville for a weeklong visit with Sheriff H M Putnam and Clyde Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Putnam
Asheville
N. C
H. M. Putnam
Clyde Putnam
J. E. Adams
Ainsworth
I. Adams
Omaha
Nebr
Ernest Pace
Walter Baker
Muscatine
Leo Adams
West Liberty
Glenn Adams
Fairfield
Ellis Rickey
John Rabenold
Mark Langfritz
Becky
Ottumwa
William Rickey
Rock Island
Claud Pollock
Cedar Rapids
Harry Rabenold
Mary Dell
Oskaloosa
Claud Hon
Denver
Colo
J. B. Adams
Adams
Phillips and Tucker Win Stag Tourney
In a Dr A W Clow led event at the country club a stag dinner tournament saw J R Phillips and John Tucker finish first and second with top scores. Each of 25 players received ten repeat strokes on the nine holes and Phillips posted 86 while Tucker had 37. Golf balls were prizes and dining followed with reports on a Chicago Tam o Shanter tournament. Another event and dinner is planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Clow
Country Club
J. R. Phillips
John Tucker
Phillips
Tucker
Tracy Phillips
Frank Nelson
Chicago
Major League Baseball Results and Schedule Overview
American League standings show New York leading with 71 wins and 56 losses, followed by Detroit and Philadelphia. Thursday results include New York sweeping Washington in two games, Detroit defeating St. Louis, and other noted matchups. Tonight’s schedule features Washington at New York, Philadelphia at Boston, Cleveland at Chicago, and Detroit at St. Louis, with additional night games across the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet
New York
Detroit
Hs Wees
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Gain Cine
Washington K.s
Washington
St. Louis
Lefebvre
Bonham
Black
Christopher
Boston
Bowman
Smith
Chicago
Haynes
Newhorser
Potter
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Fischer
Melton
Hitchings
C. Barrett
Gerhauser
R. Barrett
Fleming
Walters
Schmidt
Pittsburgh
Ostermueller
Mrs Thorne Returns Home From New York Visit
Mrs. Clifford Thorne and her daughter Elizabeth have returned home after a stay in New York City and plan to spend several months there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Thorne
New York City
Elizabeth
Timmins Couple Heads to San Francisco After Leave
Marion Timmins and Mrs. Timmins depart after a leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Timmins. They travel to San Francisco, California, as reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Timmins
Mrs. Timmins
San Francisco
Calif
Clarence Timmins
Nizam of Hyderabad Rumored Wealth Kingpin of Global Riches
The Nizam of Hyderabad in India is described as the wealthiest man alive with a rumored personal fortune of 260 million dollars in gold and jewels valued at two billion dollars. His weekly income is described as nearly a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nizam of
Hyderabad
India
Lemon juice as a meat tenderizer for stews and beef
A lemon juice addition to simmering water can tenderize meat such as hen for fricassee or tough cuts of beef or mutton. The acidity helps soften connective tissue, yielding a surprisingly tender result.
Hospital Discharges and Birth Notice in City Report
Mrs. Fred FE Miller and daughter Melissa Ellen of 509 West Washington were discharged this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Merle Smith of Brighton are parents of a son born at 2 53 this morning weighing nine pounds four and three quarter ounces. Mrs Roy Marr of 325 East Main street was admitted this morning as a medical patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred FE. Miller
Melissa Ellen
West Washington Street
Merle Smith
Brighton
Roy Marr
East Main Street
Georganne Rudiger Weds Thomas J. Berdo in Cedar Rapids
Georganne Rudiger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Georg W. Rudiger, married Thomas J. Berdo, corporal in the United States Army, in a double ring ceremony at the United Presbyterian church. Rev. George Kerr officiated as organist Mrs. Leonard P. Ristine played selections. reception followed for about 250 guests with a four tier cake and gardenias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Georganne Rudiger
Georg W. Rudiger
Thomas J. Berdo
United States Army
Henry Berdo
George Kerr
Fred E. Miller
Sara Lu Miller
Bordeaux
France
W. L. Crain
Shirley Clark
Cedar Rapids
Grace Walker
Chicago
Mary Ruth Berdo
Miss Walker
Miss Berdo
Margarette McCleery
Robert Giles
Army Air Corps
David
Jack Clark
Robert Beruo
Rudiger
Social calendar notes for Friday and weekend gatherings
Friday events include Past Matrons club and families dinner at the Masonic temple 7 p m Rebekah lodge at 8 30 p m at IO C F hall Sunshine Community club fried chicken supper Sunset Park each family to bring fried chicken pie dish to pass table service coffee provided all former members invited If weather bad meet at W C Richards home Saturday W R C regular meeting 2 30 Ch eman Legion hall Monday Fortnightly club Bible department 2 30 Public library Daughters of Union Veterans CISC Deliace Legion hall Music department 6 30 picnic supper Sunset Park bring own Wieners dish to pass Lucsday Junior Fortnightly evening Marjorie Thompson notice change of meeting evening and hostess Junior Missionary society Meth church 4 15 p m at church St Pauls Women s Guild all day quilting at church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Rebekah Lodge
C.F. Hall
Sunshine Community Club
Sunset Park
W. C. Richards
Daughters of Union Veterans
Deliace Legion
Boyd White
Lucsday
Marjorie Thompson
Junior Missionary Society of Meth
St. Paul’s Women’s Guild
War Report Seeks German Delay Tactics Near Siegfried Line
Richter says Germans planned no definite stand until reaching the Siegfried line where they would unleash secret weapons. Allied planes renew heavy aerial attacks on transport systems and troop targets in Germany, and strike Yugoslavia and the Po valley as eight intercommunications targets are hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Richter
Siegfried Line
Germany
London
England
Normandy
Travel tip for hot weather with infants
When traveling with a baby in hot weather, use the bottom of a suit or coat box as a bed by folding a blanket inside. This creates a sleeping spot for the infant while moving between laps or trains, aiming to keep the baby undisturbed during transit.
Dr. Miller Buys Horner Land in Wellman
Dr. E. N. Miller has purchased the 2 acre unimproved Horner property near Wellman along highway 22 for 125 dollars per acre. The note lists local social visits, military furloughs, and school openings as well as a newborn baby girl at Mercy hospital in Iowa City.
Livesay Couple Observe 28th Wedding Anniversary
Dr and Mrs F G Livesay celebrate their 28th wedding anniversary today. Greetings go to Mrs Wilson Putman Iowa City Mrs Wm Longer Mrs Howard Benn Jr Mrs G B Holden and Rosalie Hysell. Dorothy Ann Tanner marks her 16th birthday, daughter of Mr and Mrs R J Tanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Livesay
Dorothy Ann Tanner
R. J. Tanner
Honor T-4 J. Long Ends Overseas Service With Family Furlough
John E. Long concludes a happy 18 month overseas tour in North Africa Italy and Corsica with a furlough spent at home with his parents Mr and Mrs H B Long and other relatives. He was guest of honor at multiple family dinners and a Sunset Park picnic with numerous Long Salladay Rath Stewart Been and Allen families among those listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Long
H. B. Long
North Africa
Italy
Corsica
Sgt. Long
Long Home
South Avenue
Sunset Park
Mattie Salladay
Inez Martindale
Burlington
Paul
Long
Farrier and Shalla Reunions Scheduled at Sunset Park
The Farrier reunion will be held at Sunset Park in Washington on Sunday September 4 with a gathering at 16913. The annual Shalla reunion follows at Sunset Park on Sunday September 8 with a picnic dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
Washington
Shalla
Cattle Herbage Rises to 1944 Level in Early Year
The cattle supply climbed for the sixth straight year to 2,192,000 head at the start of 1944 from 79,114,000 head at the start of 1943, a 3.9 percent increase.
Dodds and Douds Attend Golden Wedding in Iowa City
Nancy Ann, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dodds and Hillma attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Will Anderson in Iowa City. The couple held open house both afternoon and evening. James Webber of the U.S. Marines, who served with the Navy in the Pacific for 23 months, is on a short leave with family before returning to his ship next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Ann
J. A. Dodds
Hllma
Will Anderson
Iowa City
James Webber
U. S. Marines
Navy
Pacific
Homebuilders Class Holds Picnic Supper at Sunset Park
Members of the Homebuilders class and their families from a Methodist church enjoyed a picnic supper last evening in Sunset park pavilion. Thirty eight attended the event organized by Mrs. Harold Fulton Mrs. Will Richards and Mrs. Sherm Wolfe. Harold Fulton, class president, led a short business meeting before socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
Harold Fulton
Will Richards
Sherm Wolfe
Tomato Juice Preparation Tips from NEF Guide
Ruth Foster explains how to preserve tomato juice with steps to trim stems and blemishes, cut and simmer, sieve, add salt per quart, reheat, and seal hot jars. She warns against long exposure to air and advises boiling water bath processing for safety and vitamin retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Foster
Women's Guild Meeting at St. Paul's Church
The St. Paul's Women’s Guild met at the church with 15 members, 2 children and 3 visitors. Plans were made for a September 14 supper and Christmas boxes for the boys’ service. The afternoon featured quilting and socializing. Also, Evangelical and Reformed church members held a church basement supper honoring Evelyn Givans as she enters cadet nursing, with Rev. and Mrs. Carl Klein attending from St. Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Women’s Gite
Afernoon
Foe
Lena Guenther
Addlm Guenther
Charles Harvey
Wilms Westen
Freida Witthoft
Katherine Ropers
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Evelyn Givans
Evangelical Deaconess Hospital
Marshalltown
Carl Klein
St. Louisa
Miss Givans
Yeast Addition Alters Vitamin Content in Cooked Water
A note suggests adding dried brewer's yeast to water during cooking reduces vitamin content. The claim implies nutrient loss when yeast is introduced in the boiling or simmering stage. Researchers emphasize verifying methods and exact yeasts used.
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Seerese
Wolf’s Flower
Miami Beach
H. E. Long
South Avenue C
Catherine Bailey
Mason City
W.H. Harrison
University Hospital
Coxswain
Don Stutsman
E. E. Stutsman
Bill Smith
Wilma Kerr
Frances Whisler
Grinnett
Lloyd Morrison
Myrla Stephens
Marie Landau
Ferndale
Mich
Pontiac
Ruth Dupuis
Boone
Boone Public Schools
California
Polile
W. of State Theater
L. B. Ward
Duluth
Minn
Florence Parke
Olive McConnell
Ted Givans
Evelyn
Roy Brewer & Sons
Phillips and
S. W. Easter
Ins
Little’s Furniture
T. J. Berdo
Joan Michels
Bonnie Jean Sampson
Edith Gillespie
Joan Keifer
Jean Atchison
Eloise Springer
Robert Gates
Margaret Jane Carris
Corycon
Washington High School
Monmouth College
Collins Radio Company
Cpl. Berdo
Camp Livingston
J. H. McCall
Faye Taylor
Allerton
Joe Harter
Mary Ann Anderson
Charles Cooper
Don Freedman
Purlington
Helen Livingston
Los Angeles
George L. van Dusen
Roberta Wheelan
Verne Pangborn
Towa City
Betty Bachman
Kathleen Koob
Frances Allen
Charlotte Penningroth
Robert
W.R.C
Eman Legion Hall
C. V. Grall
Guadros
Pyrat
CWA
Stephen Ast
Opr
Dr. Miller
Horner Land
C. F. Mayer
Wellman
E. N. Miller
E. A. Horner
Town
Nick Bohr
Delores
Patsy
Lydia ‘Brown
Clifford Yoder
Pvt
Arden Dawson
Medical Corp
Stanley
Long View
Texas
Doreas Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Eldurch
Elmer Miller
Ada Hillis
Richard Turnipseed
Vera Turnipseed
Clarabelle
Gene Stead
Joan
Marjory
Betty
Sherry
Kenneth
Gales-burg
Chas
Stehaener
Sleads
Ilinois
Chas. D. Miler
Donald Fleming
Miemings
Maybel Popham
North English
Margaret Popham
Flora
Doris Schrock
Joan Kraft
Mildred Rowe
Pioneer Institute
Mt. Pleasant
Methodist
Leo Durian
Mercy Hospital
Littles’ Furniture
J. Long
Fights For Freedom
Ae Pat Ged
Women's Guild
Zenith
Jaen
American Medical Association
Council On Physical Therapy
Lemmon’s Jewelry
East Side Square
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