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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1939

Page

2

Flower shop trio heads to Minneapolis convention

Preston and Mrs. Wolf leave for Minneapolis to attend the International Florist Telegraph Delivery convention and Florists School. They will view top floral designers, learn new styles, and gather ideas to keep the Wolf store current while the shop remains open for customers.

Preston Mrs. Wolf Minneapolis International Florist Telegraph Delivery Florists Wolf Preston Wolf Minn

Local residents plan to open tourist home at 302 South Avenue

Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Tracy and daughter Thelda moved into the McLaughlin residence to operate a tourist home. The Trip includes prior Colenso hotel ownership in Washington, time in California, and return to Omaha last spring. Dorothy Van Meter joined the visit from DeWitt and the Van Meters attended Youth Rally in Chicago. A. E. Palmer named district chief of staff for the Iowa VFW by Ft. Dodge commander.

Ray C. Tracy Thelda McLaughlin South Avenue Mrs. Tracy Colenso Washington Dorothy van Meter DeWitt B. H. van Meter A. E. Palmer Department of Iowa M. E. Kinney Ft. Dodge Iowa Washington Post Palmer Washington County

Twenty Men on Cardinal Grid Squad Eye Strong Backs

Washington's junior college Cardinals held their first practice with twenty players in pads and two expected to enroll. Coach Ken Kimberlin praised the squad and outlined two backfield groups led by Bob Anderson and Carroll Yeder in one set and Marvin Gingerich James Meek Bill Kiesey in another, with several high school stars joining. Prospects for line play look solid with Watson Finke Mangold Dunbar and Putman at ends and tackles, while guard options include Finke Chuck Griffin Longer and McGinnis. center contenders are Leo Palmer and Gordon Carstensen.

Washington Cardinals Ken Kimberlin Graceland College Lamoni Kimberlin Bob Anderson Washington High School Demons Bill Longer Carroll Yeder Wellman Charles Thrapp West Chester Marvin Gingerich Kalona James Meek Brighton Bill Kiesey Ralph Schoono Jack Watson Ellis Finke Franny Mangold Boomy" Jungbluth Jack Dunbar Maurice Putman Bill Finke Ed Chuck Marion Griffin Dick Longer Leo Palmer West Chester High School Gordon Carstensen Washington High School Bill McGinnis Ainsworth Myron White Demons Brown Jima Gallagher Bob Lewis Harold Wolf Don Mitchell Bob Macon George Mohr Mr. Maasdam Joe Duea

Muscatine couples obtain marriage license in town today

Charles A. Meerdink and Irene M. Barry both of Muscatine secured a marriage license and planned to wed by Justice of the Peace W. S. Eldridge. Other items note Rev H J Corcoran and J M Kelly attending a farewell for Rev E Y Seidel, plus local business and social notices.

Charles A. Meerdink Irene M. Barry Muscatine Justice of the Peace Eldridge H. J. Corcoran St James Catholic Church J. M Kelly East Pleasant Plain E .Y. Seidel Fort Madison

Washington High Fights for Season Opener at Tipton

Washington high school football coach Fred Maasdam prepares his squad for the season opener against Tipton under Case Field lights on Sept. 15. With seven returning lettermen and many inexperience players, practice focuses on fundamentals and new plays as George Mohr and Joe Duea assist with the program.

Fred Maasdam Washington High Tipton High School Case Field Maasham

Improvements Complete North Bleachers At Iowa Stadium

Iowa City reports finishing the north bleachers at the University of Iowa stadium with seat boards numbered in the steel north stands. The east and west stands seats, 42,184 in total, were renumbered amid painting and maintenance. The gridiron grass is in excellent shape as Iowa opens the season against South Dakota on September 20 at home.

Iowa City University of Iowa E. G. Schroeder Schroeder Iowa South Dakota

Betty Ross Visits West Des Moines Sister and Brother

Betty Ross of West Des Moines spends the week visiting her brother Glenn Ross and Mrs. Ross, staying with relatives.

Betty Ross West Des Moines Glenn Ross Mrs. Ross

Three Men Will Coach University of Iowa Freshmen

Iowa City is set for a freshman football season led by William Osmanski with two assistants Glenn Devine and W T Swenson. Dr Eddie Anderson confirms the staff as Osmanski, a Holy Cross all American star, prepares after New York Giants all star MVP honors to join Iowa City duties.

Iowa City University of Iowa William Osmanski Holy Cross Eddie Anderson Osmanski Glenn Devine Iawa W. T Ted) Swenson Devine

Good Samaritan Oscar Howard Injured After Help Effort

Adel man Oscar Howard tried to assist after a car went into a ditch. He jumped out and stumbled suffering a black eye a blue eye and nose cuts. The occupants of the other car were uninjured.

Oscar Howard Adel

Local residents visit and travel notes from area towns

Mrs W L Curtis of Columbus Junction and Adelph Hites of West Chester were callers here yester. Mrs Nellie Littlefield Mrs Marvin Berry and Mrs Bill Ross of Keota were callers here this afternoon. Several residents plan trips and returns tied to labor day visits and family events across Danville Chicago Dubuque Moberly and St Louis with relatives and colleagues. Ruth McGraw resumes nurse training in Cedar Rapids tonight after a few days with her parents, and Virginia Wiley returns to work in a law office tomorrow.

W. L. Curtis Columbus Junction Adelph Nellie Littlefield Marvin Berry Bill Ross Keota Ruth McGraw Cedar Rapids St. Luke’s Hospital Mrs J. L. McGraw Arthur Wiley Ohio Virginia Wiley T A. Michels Law Office

Farm Name Registered in Mahaska County Court

Lee Fansher filed to record a name for his remodeled farm home in Oska loosa’s Mahaska county court house. The county recorder opened an old book and registered the name Top O the Hill, a privilege unused in 11 years. Recording a home name costs a dollar.

Lee Fansher Oskaloosa Mahaska County Court House County Recorder

Car crashes into CCC camp barracks near McGregor

Robert Zahn survived a crash when his steering failed and his car plunged into a CCC camp barracks near McGregor. The building housed three occupants who were uninjured, as was Zahn.

Robert Zahn CCC McGregor Zahn

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