Weekend Visitors and Labor Day Guests Headed to Cedar Falls
Local families hosted a series of Labor Day gatherings and weekend visits. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Drager departed for Des Moines where Drager will join a printing firm after previously living in Athens Ohio. Others include the McFaddens, Jack McFadden of Keota, and guests Leroy Pratt and family from Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn A. Drager
Charles Morris
Des Moines
Dragers
Drager
Athens
Ohio
W. C. McFadden
Jack McFadden
Keota
Leroy Pratt
Louanne and Lee
Labor Day
George McFadden
Michael
Sigourney
Donald Brown
Pat
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Phil Weldin
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Music
Glad Hand Society Homecoming at United Presbyterian
The Glad Hand Missionary society held a Thursday homecoming at the church parlors in Ainsworth. A pot luck luncheon followed, then a program led by Mrs. William Littlewood on Our Heritage of Faith. A letter from LeRoy Selbys in India was read, noting Charles Wilson as a Crawfordsville and Ainsworth speaker.
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Ainsworth
Glad Hand Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
William Littlewood
Charles Willson
Crawfordsville
Floyd Hamil
Mae MecCreedy
William McConnell Sr
Fred Orris
Homer Hunt
Emma Walker
Zelma Kah to Visit Mt Pleasant Shrine Sept 26
Zelma Kah supreme worthy high priestess will make her official visit to the Mt Pleasant White Shrine Sept 26 at 7 p m Local Shrine members are invited to attend A 6 30 o clock dinner precedes the meeting Reservations with Mrs W E Howell due by Sept 22
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelma Kah
Mt. Pleasant White Shrine
W. E. Howell
YWCA Mixer at Dorothy Turnipseed's Home Tonight
YWCA mixers meet at Dorothy Turnipseed's residence this evening at seven thirty. Members and prospective new members are invited. attire should be slacks or play clothes.
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YWCA
Dorothy Turnipseed
Miss Turnipseed
Birthday Celebrants Include Woods Patterson Mc Cutchen Barnes
Bryce McFarlane Woods celebrates birthday with parents Claude and Mrs Woods. Others aged celebrate include Robert Patterson Elizabeth Ragan Mc Cutchen and Louise Joan Barnes. Larry Ogle Robertson is four with father Raymond of Crawfordsville. Mr and Mrs Dupuis and Mr and Mrs Lowe also observe anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce McFarlane Woods
Mrs
Claude Woods
Robert Patterson
Elizabeth Ragan McCutchen
Louise Joan Barnes
Larry Ogle Robertson
Raymond Robertson
Crawfordsville
W. P. Dupuis
Robert Lowe
Visitings and Travels Span Families Across States
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Baker and Pat of Kansas City visit the Thomas home in Des Moines with their wives sisters and niece Mrs. H D Cunningham. Merle Eckels and James return from a weeklong trip to Toledo and Detroit. The Caviness boys start school after visiting their grandmother Mrs. DeLong. Cloyce Snider, hospitalized with polio, shows progress at the Des Moines Veterans Hospital. The Gillespies host Raymond Brack from Staten Island and A E Hansen of Moline visit the Havels for Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa
John Ploehn
Grace Kaufmann
Bettendorf
Hugo Lensch
Mr. Lensch
Thelma Wiese
New York
Lensch
Minneapolis
Carroll Baker
Pat
Kansas City
Robert E. Thomas
Vicki
Baker
Thomas
H. D. Cunningham
Merle Eckels
James
Toledo
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Keith
Kenneth Caviness
M. C. DeLong
Ottumwa
Cloyce Snider
Vets
Des Moines
A. E. Hansen
Moline, Ill
Louis Havel
Social Evening in Moline Hosts Shalla and Havel Families
Mr. and Mrs. Edphalla entertained Saturday night with guests from Moline including Mr. and Mrs. George Shalla and Wayne and Marlin, Mr. and Mrs. James Shalla, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Havel, Dean Louis, Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Olsen with Kay, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schweitzer. The evening featured card playing and visiting followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Shalla
Everett Cox
Elmer Schweitzer
Wilbert Olsen
Kay
Moline, Ill
Kate Shalla
Washington
Edphalla
George Shalla
Wayne and
Marlin
James Shalla
Louis Havel
Dean Louis
Dennis
Moline
Ill
Parpanit Parpanit Aids Parkinsons Patients
Parpanit Parpanit, a recent synthetic drug, is reported to assist victims of Parkinsons disease also known as shaking palsy. The article notes potential benefits for movement and tremor reduction, highlighting early medical interest and patient reports.
Social Calendar Highlights Fortnightly to Friday Gatherings
Community notices list a week of meetings and events across organizations. Junior Fortnightly, Pythian Sisters, Washington County Nurses, YWCA Mixers, VFW auxiliary, Beta Sigma Phi, M.E. WSCS, and many clubs host picnics, dinners, sewings, and prayer services at churches, parks, and halls with times from 6:30 p m to 9:30 p m and locations including Sunset Park the Mason ic Temple and the K P hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Fullerton
Near
Riverside
Morton Carr
Pythian Sisters
Hall
Washington County Nurses Association
Music Department
Artemas Brown
YWCA
Dorothy Turnipseed
E. Madison
VFW
H. R. Edmondson
Beta Sigma Phi
Sunset Park
Linger Longer Club
John Combs
M.E. Wscs
Methodist
Ainsworth Oes
Masonic Temple
Ardelz Santha No
John A. Stewart
Ira Mitchell
Harmony Club
Boyd Stephens
Upset marks first round in city golf meet at Country Club
Ted Brown defeated John Lloyd 1 up in the men’s city golf tournament first round at the Country Club. Jim Lloyd beat Bud DeLa 4 and 3. Jim Roach won 1 up on Max Heness. several other first round results follow in championship flight and B and C flights with multiple 2 up and 1 up margins. Charlie Wiese urges completion of round one and greens cultivation planned for late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Brown
John Lloyd
Lloyd
Jim
Bud DeLa
Jim Roach
Max Heness
Paul Fern
Ira Gastman
Walt Fern
Ralph Martin
Cal Wolfe
Bill Steele
Dave Browning
Bob Carson
Charlie Wiese
Honor Turnipseed Guests at Mrs Bauer Home
A Sunday afternoon gathering at Mrs Lou Bauers West Chester home honored Mr and Mrs Marion Turnipseed of Des Moines following their recent wedding. Guests shared memories and displayed vacation snapshots while presenting home warming gifts.Refreshments concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Lou Bauer
Marion Turnipseed
Des Moines
Eldin Bauer
Cloyce Statler
Roy Johnson
W. GC. Robertson
Clark Bauer
James Lyle
Sherry
Daryl Turnipseed
Mary Ross
Bethel Missionary Society Welcomes Three Guests
Ella Gordon Mrs J W Meyer and Lois Dodds attended the Bethel Missionary society meeting held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Delbert Lewis home. Twelve members were present with devotionals led by Mrs Maurice Meyer and the prayer calendar led by Mrs Ed Cady. The Outreach magazine was reviewed by Mrs Rex Crandall and refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs Meyer and Mrs Crandall. Mrs Meyer will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Gordon
J. W. Meyer
Lois Dodds
Bethel Missionary Society
Delbert Lewis
Maurice Meyer
Ed Cady
Rex Crandall
Crandall
Shirley Blattner Elected Worthy Advisor at Rainbow Meeting
Shirley Blattner was elected worthy advisor at the Rainbow Girls first fall meeting at the Masonic Temple Monday evening. Presiding officer Pat Brower, retiring worthy advisor, and other officers Frances Miller Arlene Knupp Betty Logan Jane Tanner were chosen. Public installation set for Sunday September 18 at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Blattner
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Pat Brower
Frances Miller
Arlene Knupp
Betty Logan
Hope
Jane Tanner
Faith
Bible Department First Meeting of the Fortnightly Club
The Bible department met at the library on Monday at 2:30 for the year’s first gathering. Mrs. Fred L. Macee opened in prayer and Mrs. E. S. Hebner led the business portion and Isaiah study. The group noted Isaiah as the longest and least understood yet richly written book. Seventeen members answered roll call with memory verses and discussed related verses in small groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible
Fred L. Macee
E. S Hebner
Coon Relatives Hold Sunday Cooperative Dinner
Descendants of the late Sidney Coon gathered for a cooperative dinner Sunday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Coon. Attendees included J Lindley Coon Cedar Rapids. R W Cross Waterloo. Robert Kosanka and family Champaign. Delmar Steninger and Ann Davenport. Adrian Cross Waterloo. Eula Mae Coon. Ernest Wagner. Ira Allen and Linda. William Murphy and Rita Kay. Everet Coon. Murry Lewis and Phyllis. Lewis Coon. Sidney Coon. Sidney Allen and Janet, all of Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Coon
Ira Coon
J. Lindley Coon
Cedar Rapids
R. W. Cross
Waterloo
Robert Kosanka
Kenny
Bobby
Champaign, Ill
Delmar Steninger
Ann
Davenport
Adrian Cross
Eula Mae Coon
Ernest
Pennant contenders in final sprint for title
Washington booster club promotes a football clinic at Case Field to educate fans and boost season tickets for high school and junior teams. Sales run through local businesses and offices, with tickets at 4.00 dollars and transferable use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Case Field
E. G. Hamm
VFW Freshwaters Set To Decide City Softball Title
Washington Softball league race comes down to VFW versus Freshwaters in the second half of a double header tonight to crown the city champion tied for the lead. The opener features Benner and Troop with both squads improving. a 6:45 p.m. girls game pits Drive-Inn’s against Wapello.
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Washington
VFW
Freshwaters
Benner
Continue Play In Women's Tournament at Country Club
First round matches wrap up in the Ladies City Golf Tournament with results across Flight A B and C. Notable scores include Mrs. Bill Shannon 7 and 6 over Mrs. Pease and Helen Breese 2 up over Mrs. Mor rison. Losers move to A flight for nine hole play and other flights report decisive wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Wiele
Bill Shannon
T. J. Pease
Dan Brindley
Dick Hotle
Helen Breese
Giff Morrison
G. J. Nethmers
Stan Kiesey
Bob Day
Ewald Gustafson
Tom Stewart
Nate Young
Joe Picken
Herb Osincup
Gerald Moothart
Don Shepherd
John Griffith
Walter Doak
Paul Fern
M. J. Cruise
Donna Sellars
Dallas Chamberlin
Harold Kerr
Ira Gastman
How They Stand in Baseball: Doby Two Homers and Multiple Scorers
Al Benton and Bob Lemon limited opponents as Larry Doby hit two homers and Ken Keltner along with Bob Kennedy also cleared the fences for the winners. Lemon pitched a four hitter as Detroit swept a doubleheader. Brooklyn topped the Braves in two games, while St. Louis beat Pittsburgh 9 to 1 and 10 innings 5 to 4 to end an eight game skid. The Phillies swept a doubleheader 9 to 7 and 4 to 2 behind Ken Heintzelman. The Reds defeated the Cubs 7 to 3 as Chicago answered with a 7 to 2 win in a separate contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Benton
Bob Lemon
Larry Doby
Ken Keltner
Bob Kennedy
Lemon
Detroit
Red Rolfe
Browns
Brooklyn
Braves
Cardinals
Carl Erskine
Pat Minner
Joe Hatten
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Enos Slaughter
Phils
Giants
Ken Heintzelman
Reds
Cubs
Chicago
Herman Wehmeier
Johnny Schmitz
Major League Standings Report
The standings show Washington 2 over Boston 5 then 2 to 12, St. Louis 0 and Detroit 4, Chicago 3 to Cleveland 5, Chicago 4 to Cleveland 6, New York 13 to Philadelphia 4, and New York 5 to Philadelphia 2. No games scheduled today.
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New York
Red Sox
Yankees
Indians
Dodgers
Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Phillies
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
National League results row across yesterday
The NL slate shows Brooklyn routed Boston 7 2 and 13 2, while St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 9 5 and 4 4. Cincinnati posted wins over Chicago 7 3 and 2 7, with Philadelphia edging New York 9 7 and 4 2. Remaining games: Philadelphia at New York two games, Boston at Brooklyn night, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh night.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Labor Day Golf Meet Winners Named at Washington Club
Winners in the Labor Day two ball mixed foursome at Washington Golf and Country Club include Mrs Moothart and Herbert Osineup with a net 35 after handicap on even par. Low gross honors go to Mrs Bill Shannon and Dr M J Couise with 45, net 38. Other nets list Mrs A W Crow with Ira Gastman 52 and Mrs Ray Whitehead with Bill Shannon 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day
Washington Golf and Country Club
Moothart
Herbert Osineup
Bill Shannon
M. J Couise
A. W. Crow
Ira Gastman
Ray Whitehead
Peanuts and Milk Compared for Energy and Nutrition
A comparison shows peanuts and milk provide similar energy and protein. Both supply thiamin, with peanuts offering fat and calories that differ from milk. The note highlights nutritional equivalence in key components.
Hospital Admission and Births Report
Admitted today at the hospital is Charles Wolfe from Ainsworth for a surgical procedure. Dismissed yesterday were Mrs. Russell Droll inger and her daughter from Keota. Today Mrs. Lee Henry and daughter from Keota and Mrs. Elliott McKinstry from Washington. Births Monday include a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leedom in Keota at 8 32 p.m. Today. Also, Mr. and Mrs. LeVernon Helscher of Keota welcomed a daughter at 7 55 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wolfe
Ainsworth
Surgical
Russell Drollinger
Keota
Lee Henry
Elliott McKinstry
Washington
Charles
Leedom
LeVernon Helscher
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Joe McConville
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Elizabeth Steele
Mercy Hospital
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Jimmy
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Parpanit
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George Powers
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P. L. Etter
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Dean Luers
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Leland Horton
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Frank Miller
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Sam Turkington
Tom Gray
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Ed Brown
Homer Porter
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