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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1946

Page

2

Weekend Visitors and Local Moves Highlighted in Mt. Pleasant

Mr. and Mrs. EB G Butterbaugh visited in Mt. Pleasant and left for Stuart. Bob Clark departed for Alamogordo New Mexico to work as telegraph operator at the air base, his wife to join him later. Marie Landau heads to Tucson to teach first grade at Sam Hughes school. Various residents made visits to Davis City Forrest Ill Ketchikan Alaska and Ka toga while local musicians performed in Hillsboro with a picnic at Saunders Park.

Bob Clark Alamogordo New Mexico Marie Landau Golden State Limited Tuscon, Ariz Sam Hughes Jim Kaster Ronnie Baker Jesse Don Radda Washington Municipal Band Harold Teets Laralee Phyllis Galloway Hillsboro Saunders Park Mt. Pleasant

Trillion Spending in U S During Six War Years

Treasury analysis shows that from 1940 to 1945 the United States spent nearly a trillion dollars. Federal outlays totaled 365 billion with 156 billion collected in taxes, creating a 209 billion deficit. State and local governments posted a small surplus while individuals and corporations accumulated a large gain, offsetting federal debt. The total national debt exceeds 268 billion, with annual interest around 5 billion.

Washington Treasury Associated Press Treasury Department

Bette Snakenberg and Merle Turnipseed wed in candlelight vows

The Methodist church ceremony united Bette Jean Snakenberg and Merle Everette Turnipseed in a double ring service attended by family and friends. Lois Mace led as maid of honor with bridesmaids, and the couple plans to live on the Turnipseed farm after a weeklong wedding trip.

Methodist Church Bette Jean Snakenberg Merle Everette Turnipseed Lloyd Turnipseed Paul Snakenberg Fred E. Miller Lois Mace Shirley Dunlap Phyllis Brown Lloyd Turnipseed, Jr Lloyd Fredmund Davenport William Hammer Mr. Fredmund Mr. Hammer William Arnold Frank Eicher Wayland Miss Kadel Edna Klein Phyllis Kadel Tipton d’Hardelot Greig Miss Klein Owen Hayes

Three Killed in Kentucky After Poker Dispute

In the eastern Kentucky mountains, gunfire between male members of two families followed a poker dispute. Three men died Lloyd Lee 64 Arthur Muncy 64 and Rufus Muncy 24. Officials from Harlan and Leslie counties investigated along the Harlan Leslie county line near Hyden Kentucky.

Harlan J. S. Cawood Kentucky Harlan County Leslie County Wiley Joseph Cawood Middle Fork Harlan-Leslie County Hyden Lloyd Lee Arthur Muncy Rufus Muncy

Rasputin Kin Claims Rasputin Powers Revealed

In San Francisco a great nephew of Rasputin claims to wield the mad monk's hypnotic psychiatry powers. Dr Bernard Gindes of Los Angeles, head of a psychiatry association, asserts the connection and presence of Rasputin like influence.

Rasputin San Francisco Russia San Francisco Chiropratic Association Bernard Gindes Los Angeles National Association of Psychiatrists Gindes

Plan New Experiment With Betatron

A 35 million volt betatron will begin shooting electrons at Michael Reese hospital next year. Dr Erich Uhlmann head of the tumor clinic says the machine developed at the University of Illinois opens new ways to attack deep seated cancers.

Chicago Michael Reese Hospital Erich Uhlmann Tumor Clinic University of Illinois

Branding Losses Hit Cattle Industry in Six Million Dollar Annual Losses

Branding damages to hides of range cattle including cows and steers total more than six million dollars each year, representing a sizable loss for cattle producers and affecting market economics.

Mrs Neiswanger to Visit Davenport then Tucson

Mrs. Grover C Neiswanger plans Davenport departure Sept 9 for Tucson Arizona where she will winter at 1147 East Tenth Street She will visit brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs M K Chambers formerly of Ainsworth in Davenport Oskaloosa friends and Washington trip noted Also mentions Cpl Charles EB Griffin returning from Fort Bliss for 15 day furlough and other relatives visiting in Osceola and Red Oak for a niece wedding.

Lloyd Fredmund Davenport J. F. Saur Patricia Fairfield Cloyce Statler Keota Albert Hammen Jeanette Keith Harper Paul Sievert Russel Icenbice Dean Norma Rose Luers Eva Whitmer Sigourney John E. Young Sara Johnny Wellman Charles Moore, Jr Waukegan Ill A. L. Fry Shirley Jane Edmondson Brighton Betty Albert Beverly Carlson Tipton Fran Johnson Fort Madison Betty Dickinson Newton Colleen Adams Shenandoah Jean Milroy Vinton Lloyd Baker Red Oak Dan Hershberger Phyllis Dannie Jan Turner Doris Treenbice Des oMines Robert McDowell Kinross Grover C. Neiswanger Washington Oskaloosa M. K. Chambers Ainsworth Cpl Charles EB. Griffin Fort Bliss Texas Clarence Griffin

Petrillo Orders Bands On Strike In Eight Cities

James C. Petrillo head of the American Federation of Musicians ordered bandsmen in Statler and Hilton hotels across eight cities to walk out today in support of 3,000 striking hotel musicians in New York. He arrived to direct the action and aims to pressure a swift settlement.

New York James C. Petrillo American Federation of Musicians AFL Statler and Hilton Petrillo Sammy Kaye Astor Henry King Roosevelt Chuck Toster New Yorker Blue Barron Edison Griff Williams Waldorf-Astoria

Drunken Driver Drives Through Freight Train Near Keokuk

David Sarbaugh, 33, was jailed in Keokuk IowA on drunken driving charges after allegedly driving through a Burlington freight train on the outskirts of Fort Madison. Police say the incident began when his path was blocked by the train and he forced the front section to move before continuing toward Keokuk. Railroad workers witnessed the sequence and a near collision with a pedestrian at a street crossing followed.

Keokuk Iowa David Sarbaugh Kurt Madison Sarbaugh Fort Madison Burlington Larbaugh Keoku

King George II Wins Greece Referendum Amid Unclear Margin

Athens reports King George II apparently retained the throne after the Sunday referendum though the exact majority was unclear. Opposition leaders suggested many voters backed democracy, signaling a mixed verdict on the royal vote.

Athens George II

Lois Mace Hosts Kitchen Shower For Bride-Elect

Lois Mace entertained at a kitchen shower for bride elect Bette Snek enberg at the Mace home 14 East Washington hosting 19 guests. Guests wrote telegrams to the groom elect Merle Turnipseed and enjoyed a shower game and gifts. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Glenn Mace and Mrs. William Boshart with out of town guests listed.

Lois Mace Bette Snekenberg Mace East Washington Street Merle Turnipseed Honree Glenn Mace William Boshart Betty Albert Beverly Carlson Tipton Betty Dickinson Newton Colleen Adams Shenandoah Jean Milroy Vinton Virginia Gibson Des Moines Frances Falk Iowa City Lloyd Fredmund Davenport Marion Tietz LaCrosse Wise

Homemakers urged to set 15 minutes daily for planning

The article advises homemakers to allocate fifteen minutes each day to organize daily tasks. It suggests planning meals cleaning activities guiding children's play and ensuring a period of relaxation. The tip emphasizes short daily planning to improve household efficiency.

Honor Mrs Payne At Family Dinner Hosted By Wellsman Couple

Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce Watson of Wellman hosted a dinner honoring Mrs. Alice Payne of Portland Oregon formerly of Washington. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Leie Payne Genesa Mr. and Mrs. William Cnossen and Mike. Mrs Payne will visit Clarion and Davenport with her sons Earl and Billy Payne. Earl plans to return to Portland with his mother.

Cloyce Watson Wellman Alice Payne Portland Ore Washington Leie Payne Genesa William Cnossen Mike Clarion Beth Tillman Davenport Sone Bily Earl Payne Earl

Birthday Announcements From Crawfordsville Area

Mr and Mrs John Martin observe a wedding anniversary today near Crawfords ville. Paula Jean Lange marks her third birthday. Nancy Ellen Havel turns eight, daughters of Kermit Lang and George Havel respectively. Many happy returns are extended to James Casey Jr Darlene Wolfe Charles George Mrs J H Peet Cedar Falls Gilbert Dickinson Marsh Atkin Mrs Robert Gates George Shuppy Merrimac Kenneth Sheetz Keota Clarence Goodwin Jr Lucille Nicola McKas on Dale Richenberger Mrs Glen Chalupa Mrs Violet Vodicka Chalupa Charles McKay.

Paula Jean Lange Kermit Lang Nancy Ellen Havel George Havel Ainsworth James Casey, Jr Darlene Wolfe Charles George J. H. Peet Cedar Falls Gilbert Dickinson Marsh Atkinson Robert Gates George Shuppy Merrimac Kenneth Sheetz Keota Clarence Goodwin, Jr Lucille Nicola McKasson Dale Richenberger Glen Chalupa Violet Vodicka Chalupa Charles McKay

Robert Dean Long celebrates sixth birthday

Today marks the sixth birthday of Robert Dean Long, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Long of Keota. He is noted in local announcements as reaching another year in the community.

Robert Dean Long Paul Long Keota

Plan Country Club Dinner for Families

Country club members and families will attend a dinner Thursday evening at the clubhouse. Mrs. Roger Sherman is general chairman with Mrs. M. J. Cruise in charge of telephoning. Entertainment after the dinner is led by Mrs. W. N. Gates and Mrs. C. Phil Weldin. Other dinner committee members include Roger Sherman Dr. M. J. Cruise W. L. Gates C. Phil Weldin Mr. and Mrs. J. W Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Tragastman Kimball Gates Mrs. Anna Springer Eloise Springer Oscar Davis.

Country Club Roger Sherman M. J. Cruise W. N. Gates C. Phil Weldin W. L. Gates J. W Stewart Tra Gastman Kimbal Gates Anna Springer Eloise Springer Oscar Davis

Crazy Clothes and Skivvies Sailor Undergarments History

The term derives from early Scots skiva clothes meaning crazy clothes. Sailors adopted it for tight undergarments and shortened it to skivvies. The evolution shows how maritime jargon entered common usage to describe undergarments.

Local Social Calendar Details Numerous Club Gatherings

A busy slate of gatherings lists Rosemary club families picnic at Loyd Marek home with dish to pass. Music and Handcraft departments meet with time and place changes. various clubs hold picnics at Sunset Park and community venues with meals, desserts, and supplies provided. Attendance urged for Nurses, Pythian Sisters, Junior Fortnightly, and other groups with rain contingency at Sunset Park or Y.

Rosemary Club Loyd Marek Carolyn Hamilton Sunset Park K.O.W. Club Lloyd Maxwell Rock Garden Sunset Pythian Sisters Kk. P Hall Binschle Ernoon Marion Stransky Robert Scott Dean Schwartz Taylor No. 9 DBS Masonic Temple C.C.C. Class of West Chester Ernest Chambers Will Rief

Party Compliments Mrs W Zieglowsky After Nuptials

Mrs Charles Zieglowsky hosted a post nuptial party in her home Wednesday afternoon honoring Mrs Wilbur Zieglowsky. Wilbur Zieglowsky and Mae Brigge wed in Columbus Indiana at five o clock July 26.

Charles Zieglowsky Wilbur Zieglowsky Mae Brigge Columbus Inan Ruth Shaffer Wilmer Zieglowsky Grand Lakes Oklo Zieglowsky Martha Zieglowsky

Presbyterian Prayer Meeting and Local Reunions Announced

A Presbyterian morning prayer meeting is set for 9 30 Wednesday at the church. A school reunion at 17012 South Prairie will occur Saturday September 7 with a noon basket dinner for former pupils and teachers and their families. A Pilotburg homecoming at 17013 is planned Sunday September unknown with a noon basket dinner and coffee served by the Ladies Aid society.

South Prairie School Pilotburg Ladies Aid — Society

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wolf’s Flower EB. G. Butterbaugh Stuart Stella Palmer Norman F. Bean Gon. Bernard Davis City Fins J. B. Crail Helen Hamilton Miss Hamilton Mary Welch Forrest George Slosser States Ketchikan Alaska J. A. Porter Vere Davis Katona Ramseyer's Hatchery Nished Veterans Priority W. O. Rule Rothschild's U.S U. S Bette Snakenberg Merle E. Turnipleed Truth Judy Fredmund Snakenberg Mrs. Merle Turnipseed Frank Haney Cedar Rapids C. L. Gray Frank Shepherd Virginia Osceola Shepherd Perry George Greece Kitchen Shower Interior Ministry NAVAL Army Air Force Chemung County Elmira International Soundphoto Mrs. A. Payne John Martin Crawfordsville Zee Art Dawson U and I Ben Holt Marguerite Hering Ainsworth Public Affairs Dept Mncheon A. W. Yard Merry Makers Club Lyle Walton Grace Hill Ladies Aid Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society Sunshine Community Club Henry Sunning Home GO. V. Crull John W. Lee Thoro Ow Ee North Avenue Dale D. Crose
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