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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1944

Page

2

Local Briefs Highlight Visits and Births

Mrs. Wilson R. Brown heads to Maquoketa to visit Ruth Moyle and Mrs. Glenn L. Butler and celebrate David Butler’s first birthday Friday. Miss Moyle to wed Sunday. Lt. F J Farrier of Fort Knox spent days with his father D S Farrier. Mrs. Ressa Wilson Brown returns to Kalamazoo after a visit with her father H P Wilson. Jean Conner to arrive on furlough from Eglin Air Field. Major Walter G Conner and Lt. Robert Conner visit. Henry A Little and Loretta Cantoni Little welcome twins Dennis Michael and Dana Ann at University Hospital Iowa City.

Wilson R. Brown Maquoketa Ruth Moyle Glenn L. Butler David Miss Moyle Sunny F. J. Farrier Fort Knox, Ky D. S. Farrier Jean Conner Waa Cc Eglin Air Field Fla Walter G. Conner Great Bend Kan Conner Robert Conner Wilmington N.C Henry A. Little Columbus Junction University Hospital Iowa City Dennis Michael Dana Ann

Methanol Freezes at One Dollar a Gallon at Local Stand

Local ad notes Methanol Antifreeze priced at one dollar per gallon for self-fill service. Readers urged to bring their own container and pick up tires at the same address. Meanwhile, a Pine County brief mentions residents traveling and visiting family as Labor Day activities wind down.

Hospital dismissals name several patients and guardians

At the hospital Mrs. Charles Mckhone and daughter Sara Jane of 915 West Madison Street, Harry Nickla of Chicago, Mrs. Jos. Russell and daughter Patricia Marie of Brighton, Mrs. Carl Lay and daughter Sandra Jean of 20 East Jefferson Street, and Mrs. Roy Marr of 325 East Main Street were dismissed today.

Charles Mckhone Sara Jane West Madison St Harry Nickla Chicago Jos. Russell Patricia Marie Brighton Carl Lay Sandra Jean East Jefferson Street Roy Marr East Main Street

Women Finish Tourney Crowns 1944 Country Club Champion

Helen Breese won the 1944 city women’s golf title at the country club defeating Jean Patterson five times the titlist in the final 15 holes by two and one. Virginia Barclay won the A flight, B flight went to Biddy Johnson, C flight to Martha Young, and D flight to Jo Ann Keifer as forty women competed in Washington’s largest women’s golf entry.

Helen Breese Jean Patterson Miss Breese Patterson New City Virginia Barclay Mildred Whitehead Biddy Johnson Pauline Arthur Martha

Major League Games Summary

Results show Cincinnati 4 over St Louis in the first game. The second game is listed as av (sec ond game) with only scheduled games remaining. No games scheduled for today.

Cincinnati St. Louis New York Detroit Boston Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago Washington Trout Humphries Pittsburgh Pa Brooklyn

Holland Guests from Jersey City to Stay this Week

Mr and Mrs W L Holland of Jersey City New Jersey arrived today to spend the remainder of the week as guests in the Lee Holland and H M Putnam homes Mrs W A Holland and daughter Faye of Davenport are expected later in the week Frank Crone Lee Holland and Frank Kos were in Des Moines Sunday and Monday attending a meeting of the Iowa Banker association

W. L. Holland Jersey City N.J Lee Holland H. MM. Putnam W. A. Holland Faye Davenport Frank Crone Frank Kos Des Moines Iowa Banker Association

Boy Dies of Leukemia in Sidney Home

Gary Lee Leffler seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Leffler died Monday night at his Sidney home of leukemia and blood disease. His father, a four year iron lung patient from infantile paralysis, survives along with his mother and sister Darla. Services will be Thursday afternoon at Sidney Presbyterian church.

Sidney Gary Lee Leffler Elmer Leffler Gary Darla Sidney Presbyterian Church

Firecracker Tree Hawaii Featured for Exploding Blossoms

A tree on Hawaii is described as bom bax in local lore with blossoms that mature and burst into a pop resembling firecrackers turning the plant into a tourist curiosity.

Hawaii

Salt Lake County Declares Postwar Debt Free

Salt Lake County Utah announces it is entirely debt free and holds postwar reserves of 500000 dollars invested in government bonds. The statement highlights strong fiscal health with a solid asset base backing future obligations.

Salt Lake County Utah

Turkey Raisers Urged to Sell Fowls Early for High Prices

Des Moines reports Iowa turkey producers are urged to market early-hatch birds promptly to meet armed services demand and avoid October price drops. Office of Price Administration boosts July to October ceilings with specific per pound increases, while the program lasts.

Turkey Des Moines Iowa Armed Services George B. Sheehe Office of WTA Army Quartermaster Corps Armed Service Sheele Sheehe Office of Price Administration

Community Notes From North Oregon Butchered By OCR

Mr and Mrs Otto Zwicki and boys spent Monday afternoon in Weisman on business. Doris Canott went to San Antonio Texas last week to visit her sister Mrs David Griffith and family. Dinner guests at the Robert Mikseh home Sunday were many relatives from St Paul Otumwa Neola and West Chester.

C. A. Thompson Oregon Otto Zwicki Weisman Mary Genkinger Robert Genkinger Lawrence Genkinger Delbert Wells Bert Wells Les Wells Mt. Pleasant Orie O'Connor Larry L. G. Gub C. A Thompson Bill Trotter Bill Army Frank Mooney Billy John Thompson Frank Henderson Frank Bill Trother John Gamen Thompson Orie O'Conner Iowa City Robert Mikseh Paul K. Nichols St. Paul Ira Mikseh Lloyd Mikseh Beaulah Mikseh Ottumwa Mary Jones Joseph Jones Denis Jones Neola Iowa Maurice Jones Conesville David J. Hotle West Chester Walden Smith Mediapolis Olive Earl Mikseh

Mrs Cynthia Barnes 93 Dies at Moulton Washington Resident

Funeral services for Cynthia A. Barnes 93 a former Washington resident were held in Moulton Iowa burial followed in the family lot at Moulton She died Monday at the home of her daughter Mrs Eva Singley in Moulton where she had lived the last two years She was born Oct 1 1850 near Blakesburg and married James Thomas Barnes Aug 27 1867 Surviving daughters Mrs Singley and Mrs Etta Talcott Houston two sons a brother a sister six grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren plus several deceased relatives

Cynthia A. Barnes Washington Moulton Iowa Barnes Journal Eva Singley South Avenue C Mr. Barnes Cynthia A. Wood James A Mariah Ellis Wood Blakesburg James Thomas Barnes Baptist Church Singley Etta Talcott Houston Texas Harlan Wood Nevada Anna Simith Ottisawa

Sleeping Sickness Vaccination Helps Horses Escape Disease

Horses vaccinated against sleeping sickness show better survival chances than unvaccinated animals, according to health officials. The finding underscores the importance of vaccination programs for equine health and disease prevention.

Eggs in Refrigerators Keep Them Covered and Cool

Uncovered eggs in a refrigerator absorb odors from nearby foods and flavors from other items. Keep eggs covered or stored in a closed container to preserve quality and taste.

Advance Near Rimini as Axis Forces Yield Adriatic Ridge

Allied troops reach within four miles of Rimini as Kesselring's 1st parachute division retreats after a combined British Canadian and Polish assault. US 5th Army seizes Altopascio, patrols Lucca, and holds heights north of the Arno between Florence and the Tyrrhenian coast, setting up a push toward the Gothic Line.

Rome Rimini Albert Kesselring United States 5Th Army Altopascio Arno Lucca Florence Tyrrhenian Sea

Bachman Visit Family Highlights Stringtown Community

Mr and Mrs Arthur Bachman of Low Point Illinois visit their son Earl and family. Multiple local residents, including Widmer and Graber families, share Sunday visits and gatherings with neighbors and friends. Farnsworth notes of furloughs and school officer Mrs Davison are mentioned along with a teachers meeting in Washington.

Mrs. Bachman Son J. J. Rich Stringtown Arthur Bachman Low Point Lll Earl Lawrence Swift Verla Boshart Hilda Rapp Noah Widmer Edna Widmer Effie Liechty Earl Bachman Don Orendorff Abe Blosser Harold Meyer Vincent Krabill Minnie Suter Maud Meyer Dorothy Davison Peter Widmer Jakie Cora Widmer Joyce Bertha Graber Glen Yoder Iowa City Galen Widmer Florida Noah Widmers George Unkrich Rex Swan Herbert Fred Cummings Olds Stringtown School Miss Davison Washington

RAF Bombers Drop 1200 Tons on Brest and Raid Boulogne

The Wear reports RAF heavy bombers saturated Brest with over 1200 tons of bombs in a yesterday mission. About 300 US Ninth Air Force planes attacked Brest again today in the fifth strike since September 1. Canadians moved to the outskirts of Boulogne under heavy artillery fire.

United States 9Th Air Force Brest Boulogne

Lee Huston Speaks At Iowa Bankers Annual Convention

Lee Huston spoke at the 28th annual Iowa Bankers Association convention in Des Moines. The report lists attendees including Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Huston and Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Marsal, with other local residents and events such as reunions and hospital training plans noted.

Lee Huston Iowa Bankers’ Annual Convention

Temperature effect on tire wear rates

At 90F tires wear twice as fast as at 60F and at 100F tires wear five times as fast as at 40F. Road surfaces run 20F hotter than the surrounding air, affecting wear rates.

Social Calendar Notes for Wednesday to Friday

Social calendar lists postponed Linger Longer club and multiple daytime meetings. Events include Pilotburg Ladies Aid and Rebekah clubs with chairwomen noted, Trinity Lutheran, United Presbyterian, Methodist W S C S units with co op luncheons, and various host addresses.

United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Friendship Club Fred Donaldson W.S.C.S Methodist Church Grace Sigafoose Second St. Sring Harry Drake F&lmer Steele Riverside Glenn Knapp M. KE. DeLashmutt Main St. Mte Ed Sorrell Oscar Noreyke N. 2Nd Ave Hilbert Mills J. D. Dayton E. Main St Iowa Ave Blaine Holmes W. Madison St Loyal Woman's Class of Baptist Church

Ants Spread Disease By Contaminating Food

Ants have been shown to carry disease by contaminating foods and posing a health risk.

Bank Deposits Rise Nearly Forty-One Percent During War

Bank deposits of businesses and individuals nationwide increased about 41 percent over two war years, reaching roughly 90 billion dollars as wartime activity boosted savings across the country.

Y W C A Board Plans Winter Activities

The Y W C A executive board resumed meetings after summer recess with most members present. Activities for winter are planned, including potential Saturday classes for young girls and a October display of articles sent home by service members.

Y.W. C.A. Executive Board Harriet Coulter U.W Laurine Kiesey John Harp Y. W Miss Kiesey Jean Atchison Miss Atchison W. B. Dupuis

September Meeting Of Pythian Sisters

The Pythian Sisters resumed regular meetings last evening in K. P. hall after a two month break. A short business session was followed by a social hour with refreshments provided by Mrs. George Baker and Mrs. Francis Crone. The group decided against the usual cooperative dinner in September.

Pythian Sisters K. P. Hall George Baker Francis Crone

Fertilizing Lawns Boosts Growth and Weed Control

The fertilizer stimulates grass growth and improves lawn appearance while suppressing weeds. Proper cutting complements the effect, enhancing overall lawn health.

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