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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1944

Page

2

Local Notes Reflect Family Visits and Health Updates

Oswego resident Charles Miksch visits relatives in Ainsorth and Grace Hill after aging out of Washington county life fifty-eight years earlier. Martha Davis returns from Children’s Hospital in Iowa City convalescing from rheumatic fever. Mary Barth shows improvement after infantile paralysis, aided by University of Iowa Hospital care. Local families host relatives from Cedar Rapids Newton and Burlington, with travelers to Des Moines for Republican events and Gov Dwight D. Eisenhower’s era discussions.

Charles Miksch Oswego Ansas Ainsorth Grace Hill Washington County Mary Barth William Barth University Hospital Iowa City Barth Betty Carol Hines Mary

Iowa grid scrimmage prompts backfield shuffles and line battles

Coach Slip Madigan reshapes the Iowa backfield after a disappointing scrimmage performance. Dick Woodard moves to left halfback, with Pat Callaghan and Bill Dallas contesting the right halfback spot. John Stewart remains quarterback, Jim Hansen at fullback, and tackle battles focus on Lagomarcino against Benskin Winslow Cross Katz. Ends also contend with Rose Kelso Mark Cannery, while assessments praise Ker No. 2, Carlson, Snyder, and Stewart.

Iowa City Madigan University of Iowa Dick Woodard Pat Callaghan Bill Dallas John Stewart Jim Hansen Jim Lagomarcino Bill Benskin Don Winslow Clarence Cross Ralph Katz Russ McLaughlin Ken Rose Jack Kelso Bob Mark Don Cannery Bill Ker Bory Carlson Bob Snyder Sten

Major League Scores and Tonight’s Pitching Matchups

Cincinnati fell to Chicago 6 to 56 as other games were postponed. Tonight’s games feature Ostermueller and Roe for Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Gumbert and Heusser for Cincinnati at Chicago, Lehanz and Gerheauser for Philadelphia at New York, and Barrett and Melton at Brooklyn. Mrs. W Douglas Leonard of Summerville visits with relatives.

Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louis Ostermueller Roe Schmidt Byerly New York Voiselle Allen W. L Detroit Louisee Boston Cleveland Philadelphia Washington St Louis Brooklyn

Hospital admission and new birth at Pleasant Plain

Mrs Milton Nebel and Mr Pleas ant route five were admitted for X ray and treatment of a fractured left leg. Mr and Mrs Joseph Supalla of Pleasant Plain welcome a son born this morning at 2 53 weighing seven pounds fourteen and a quarter ounces. Mrs Mitchell Allen and daughter Ruth Lorraine were discharged this afternoon to go home in Columbus Junction.

Milton Nebel Pleasant Joseph Supalla Pleasant Plain Mitchell Allen Ruth Lorraine Columbus Junction

Entertains Friends At Birthday Dinner

Mary Voorhees hosted a birthday dinner at 11g North Avenue C with her mother and Mrs. George Birney serving. A two course meal preceded a large cake with 17 candles. Guests included Frances Whisler Sara Lu Miller Shirley Brown JoAnn Ross Gwendolyn Ramseyer Hal Longer Dale Walling Warren Dare Kenneth Patterson Bob Bostwick and Lyle Box. They enjoyed games and music in a friendly gathering.

Mary Voorhees North Avenue C Carl Voorhees George Birney Frances Whisler Sara Lu Miller Shirley Brown JoAnn Ross Gwendolyn Ramseyer Hal Longer Dale Walling Warren Dare Kenneth Patterson Bob Bostwick Lyle Box

Instructions To Auxiliary Units Led By Mrs Long

Mrs Long of Wellman county president of the American Legion Auxiliary led a unit school of instruction at the Legion hall. Presidents and secretaries of the units attended with Riverside absent. She previously attended a county school in Burlington and presented it to unit leaders who will instruct their members. She noted all Washington county units were rated superior last year and outlined instructions for the year ahead. Mrs Long hosted refreshments during the social hour.

Potluck Dinner at Janecek Home Hosts Share Meal

Mr and Mrs Albert Janecek hosted a cooperative dinner at their West Washington home Sunday. Attendees included the Havel and Batavia families, Keswick Janecek relatives, Soucek families, Robertson and Miksch households, the Freshwaters, Jackson, Smith and Novak families, and others, sharing food and conversation.

Albert Janecek Wesr Washington Melo Havel Emily Batavia Joe Janecek Keswick Anton Soucek Henry Soucek Stanley Josephine Melo Janecek Marion Smith George Freshwaters Asahel Robertson Charlotte Jackson Dale Robertson Lloyd Miksch Leonard Novak Louis Helen Janecek

Miss Levis Reviews Ernie Pyle's War Book

Miss Levis gave an excellent review of Ernie Pyle's This Is Your War at the Fortnightly club meeting in the YWCA rooms. Edna Mercer presided with 22 members present and guests Mrs W B Dupuis and new teachers welcomed.

Helen Levis Ring Division Y.W.C.A Edna Mercer Rell Cal W. B Dupuis Miss Levis Ernie Pyle Etha Dawson A. Michels Ruth Lemley Clifford Thorne

Presbyterian morning prayer meeting announced

A Presbyterian morning prayer gathering is scheduled for 9 30 Wednesday at the church with attendees invited to join in prayer and reflection.

Presbyterian

Entertains Friends For Mrs E Burham

Mrs. Robert Porter hosted a social gathering at the Ray Redlinger home in a courtesy event for Mrs. Everett Burham of Enid Oklahoma. Guests included Mrs. Alvin Horak Anna Waggoner Mrs. Marion McAvoy Mrs. Jack Trotman and daughter Tanya Mrs. Ken Kellerstrass Phyllis Crayne Marjorie Faulkner Mrs. Robert Fulton Mrs. Lloyd Miller Mrs. Roy Fields Frances Porter and Mary Catherine Redling.

Robert Porter Ray Redlinger Everett Burham Enid Alvin Horak Anna Waggoner Marion McAvoy Jack Trotman Tanya Ken Kellerstrass Phyllis Crayne Marjorie Faulkner Robert Fulton Lloyd Miller Roy Fields Frances Porter Mary Catherine Redling

Birthday Anniversaries Mark Washington Residents

Albert Dayton in the Journal's Three Quarter Century club turns 83. Mrs. Lloyd Luers and Ralph Junkin celebrate birthdays with spouses. A list of residents and relatives marks maidens, siblings, and children with today as birthday or anniversary.

Albert Dayton Journal Lloyd Luers

Chapter Y T T T Makes Scrap Books

Mrs. R. A. Jurging chaired the Chapter Y T T T meeting last evening with a brief business portion led by president Mrs. Glenn L. Wilson. Members prepared scrap books for children patients at Washington County Hospital and assembled stamped envelopes for the O P A before a card session and refreshments hosted by the member.

R. A. Jurging Chapter Y T.t-T Glenn L. Wilson Washington County Hospital O.P.A

Social Calendar of Church Groups and Clubs

A detailed list of local meetings and events for Tuesday through Saturday including missionary societies, circles, ladies aid, clubs, and cooperative dinners. Hostesses and locations noted for each gathering with times ranging from afternoon to evening across multiple churches and community centers.

Birthday Honoree Lucille Graber Fetes at Home

Lucille Graber celebrated her birthday with a 7:30 dinner for her Crawfordsville guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul E Martin near Ainsworth. A two course chicken dinner featured a pink and blue centerpiece cake as friends like Bob Bontrager Lyle and Donna Darbyshire Ruth Schantz Joe Martin David Graber Treva and Lola Von Bontrager joined the event. Gifts were exchanged after card games and a treasure hunt.

Lucille Graber Paul E. Martin Ainsworth Mrs. Martin Bob Bontrager Olds, Lyle Donna Darbyshire Ruth Schantz Joe Martin David Graber Crawfordsville Treva Lola von Bontrager Olds

Fortnightly club literature division meeting noted

The September afternoon meeting of the Literature division of the Fortnightly club was held yesterday with Mrs. Boyd Berdo presiding and twenty two members answering roll call during the business portion.

Walnut Women’s Club Herbert Hattner H. J. Club Joe TeBockhorst Ruth Nichol Boyd Berdo N. M. Speidel O.E.S Masonic Temple Friendship Club St. Mary's Circle Guy Stumpf Prairie Flower Missionary Society William Gamon Don Cave A. E. Diddams Orvan Scott Fred Donaldson Rebekah Lodge Seale C.F. Hall Bethlehem Commandery

Jelly Making Tips for Faster Boiling and Flavor

Ruth Foster advises to boil jelly rapidly, not slowly, to preserve pectin and flavor. She cautions against long, slow boils and suggests small batches to maintain fruit taste. A large surface area in the kettle speeds up the jelly test due to increased evaporation.

Ruth Foster

Department Meeting Reviews Journey in the Dark Book

Mrs. A. W. Clow presided over the department meeting as it reviewed Martin Flavin's Journey in the Dark presented by Mrs. C. R. McCutchen. The discussion highlighted the author and the work in a favorable light for members.

A. W. Clow Martin Flavin C. R. McCutchen, Sr

Dinner Courtesy Honors Relatives

Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Livingston and son Bob hosted a dinner courtesy honoring relatives from out of town. A two course dinner was served at seven o'clock and the evening was spent visiting. Guests included Mrs. Elliott Moses Butch and Pussy of Fort Wayne Indiana Helen Livingston Los Angeles Calif Mrs. Jerry Voorhis Alice Charles and Jerry of Alexandria Va Mr. and Mrs. S W Livingston Nelle Samson and Mr. and Mrs. David Elder.

D. P. Livingston Bob Elliott Moses Butch and Pussy Fort Wayne Ind Helen Livingston Los Angeles Calif Jerry Voorhis Alice Charles and Jerry Alexandria S. W. Livingston Nelle Samson David Elder

Local residents return from travels and college news

Mrs H C Hull came home from Kalamazoo Michigan after two weeks with her daughter Mrs Charles Van Riper and family. Mr and Mrs Hugh S Morris and their daughter Catherine returned from a week in Chicago. Miss Morris left for Mt Pleasant to begin as a sophomore at Town Wesleyan College and joins Pi Beta Phi sorority.

H. C. Hull Kalamazoo, Mich Charles van Riper Hugh S. Morris Catherine Ainsworth Chicago Miss Morris Mt. Pleasant Town Wesleyan College Pi Beta Phi Social Sorority

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