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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1948

Page

2

Local Visit News and Weekend Plans

Mr and Mrs Ban Waters visited with Mr and Mrs Merle Waters in Akron Ohio over the past ten days Mrs Harry McCall and sister Mrs Wahnetah Ingalls plan a weekend drive to Gary Indiana to see Lloyd McCall The following barber shops will close at six oclock on Saturday starting Sept 18 Don Hazen S T Rickey Hampsher and See Ralph Borman 18113 A three year old from Stringtown cut his eye with a metal bucket undergoing stitches Ralph Schilling returns to Iowa State College for his junior year in mechanical engineering after two weeks home with his parents

Harry McCall Wahnetah Ingalls Gary Indiana Lloyd McCall Don Hazen S. T. Rickey Hampsher Ralph Borman Lester Hesseltine Stringtown Ralph Schilling Ames Iowa State College Palmer Schilling

Engagement announced for Ruth Holcomb to Archie C McKissick

Mr and Mrs C H Holcomb announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter Ruth to Archie C McKissick son of Mr and Mrs Lee McKissick of Minneola Kansas The wedding will be on Thursday October 21.

C. H. Holcomb Ruth Archie C. McKissick Lee McKissick Minneola Kansas

Cooperators gather for picnic and family visit at Sunset Park

City mail carriers and families enjoyed a bountiful cooperative picnic at Sunset Park last evening. Attendees included George Masson and family, George Manussier, Byron Snider, Kenneth Blecka and Kenny Jr., Harold Stephens and Tommy, Ralph McCreedy, and honored guests Everette and George Miller Jr. and Bonita who hosted relatives Friday night in honor of Everette and Finke of Pella. The Finkes recently moved to a town home in Pella where Mr. Finke is employed after a honeymoon trip to the Wisconsin Dells. Roy Finke hosted and accompanied the couple to their home Saturday.

Sunset Park George Masson George Masson, Jr George Manussier Byron Snider Kenneth Blecka Kenny Jr Harold Stephens Tommy Ralph McCreedy Everette Finkes George Miller, Jr Bonita Everette Finke Pella Finke Dells Wisconsin Miller Roy Finke William Alice Marie Alfred Johnson

Chuck Taylor All Star Converse Basketball Shoes Sale

New shipment of Chuck Taylor All Star Converse gym shoes available in full size range. Price listed at 6.50 per pair with school discount.

Relatives Gather for Basket Dinner at Henss Home

A Sunday basket dinner brought together relatives at the Lester Henss home. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Skinner of Galesburg Illinois Mr. and Mrs Roy Shipley Mr. and Mrs Wayne McNeely Nancy and Steven of New London Mrs Allie Morley and son Paul Mr and Mrs Mel Shipley of Batavia Kenneth Henss of Des Moines and Mr and Mrs Laurence Henss and children of Wayland.

Lester Henss Melvin Skinner Galesburg Ill Roy Shipley Wayne McNeely Nancy Steven New London Allie Morley Paul Mel Shipley Batavia Kenneth Henss Des Moines Laurence Henss Wayland

Past Noble Grand Circle Meeting At Mrs Fred Stewart Home

The Past Noble Grand Circle met at Mrs Fred Stewart's home last evening with 15 members present. Vice-president Mrs Myral Smith led a brief business session before pinochle and refreshments were served.

Noble Grand Circle Fred Stewart Myral Smith

Mrs Silas Ross Visits Family Across Iowa

Mrs. Silas Ross traveled from Columbus Junction to visit her son Harold E Ross the superintendent of schools there. She planned a ten to fourteen day trip continuing to Davenport to see her daughter Mrs Duke Woods and to Moline to see son Kenneth Ross before returning home.

Silas Ross Columbus Junction Harold E Ross Davenport Moline Duke’ Woods Kenneth Ross

K. C. Dance and Family Visitors and Notices

Families and guests gather Friday September 17 as Donna and Linda Dial visit their grandparents Mr. and Mrs Fred Burger while parents Willam and family travel in the southern states. Everette Simpson of Cedar Falls visits his mother Mrs Earl Simpson before heading to St Louis on business. Mr and Mrs W B Dupuis return from Chicago where they attended the railway fair and Wheels are Rolling pageant. Women sought for pinning turkeys at Corn Belt Turkey Farm.

Donna and Linda Dial Nevada Fred Burger Mrs Willam Dial Everette Simpson Cedar Falls Earl Simpson St. Louis

All-Star Softball Plans Near Final Rosters in Washington

Washington fans named an All-Star squad for Thursday’s doubleheader at Greenfield to meet W. F. Waine, with Stewart & Crone managing the second game against an undecided out-of-town foe. Several selections face conflicts, including Bob Livingston and Paul Maxwell, as voting produced tight races for catcher shortstop and other spots.

V.F.W

Team lineup with Marines and Cubs squares up for game

The lineup lists Charles Crull in right field for the Marines and Zeke Dawson in left field for the Cubs with Bill Patterson at center. Other positions include Bob Boileau at third, Dale Fulk at second, Paul Maxwell at first, Kenneth Dun woody at shortstop, Bob Livingston catching, and pitchers Art Edmondson Don Orr. Manager is Sam Batterson.

Washington W. F.w.aine Greenfield Stewart & Crone Dale Fuhr Veterans of Foreign Wars Nine Bob Livingston Cubs Ames Crull Charles Crull Marines Feld Leland Schmidt Don Bealer V.F.W Zeke? Dawson Bob Lowe V.elw Bill Patterson Paul Brock Boileau Bob Boileau Don Knight Bill Putnam Hal Longer Don McClure Allen Hampsher Mike Lee Dale Hyde Edmondson Orr Art Edmondson Don Orr Pichers Bunk’’ Green Lyle Ross Cole Dawson Chamberlin Sam Batterson Earl Fisher Cecil Long Batterson

Boston Protects Two Game Lead With 4 to 1 Win

Ellis Cinder earned his ninth win as the Boston Red Sox beat the Chicago White Sox 4 to 1. Ted Williams fueled the offense with two doubles and a single driving in three runs to preserve Boston’s two game lead over the Yankees.

Boston New York Ellis Cinder Tennessee Boston Red Sox Chicago White Sox

Troop A Cubs Tie For Second In Washington League

The Washington softball league ended with Troop A and the Cubs tying for second after both won their last games at Greenfield. The W & W beat the Marines to clinch first, while Troop A beat West Chester 11 to 2 as Art Edmondson allowed two hits. In the Cubs win, DeLong drove in the tying and winning runs with a seventh inning homer after an initial five-run opening frame by the Marines.

Washington Greenfield Cubs Marines West Chester Troop Nine Art Edmondson Maynard Mineart Burroughs Ross Chamberlin DeLong Schmitt

Sluggers Clinch YMCA Boys Tournament Title

The Sluggers beat the Presbyterians 12 to 9 at Greenfield to win the YMCA boys tournament championship and end their season with the victory.

Presbyterians Greenfield

Family trip from Iowa notes birth in Davenport

Mrs. Preston Wolf Mrs. Oscar Lane Harold Wolf and Bill Steele left by car early this morning for Belle Flower Cunlif. accompanied by Mrs. D. F. Macon returning home there. They will visit at the Harry Macon home in Lone Beach and with relatives. Mrs. Macon has been in Iowa since June with her daughter Jean Mrs. Kenneth Warren of Davenport, when a baby son was born to the Warrens. The baby arrived July 25 and was named Robert Kenneth.

Preston Wolf Oscar Lane Harold Wolf Bill Steele Belle Flower Cunlif D. F. Macon Harry Macon Lone Beach

Social Calendar Notes From Local Clubs

Thursday Go Go Club hosts 12 30 pot luck luncheon with meat potatoes and drink provided bring dish to pass and own table service Mrs George Jarrard. Country Club family dinner at 6 39. Friday Cedar Township Homemakers tea at 2 00 PM hosted by Mrs Raymond Whisler. Saturday Fortnightly Executive board meeting at 2 30 by YWCA.

George Jarrard Country Club Phriday Cedar Township Homemakers Raymond Whisler

Demons Win 27 25 After Gary’s Trio of Extra Points

Gary a high school sophomore dropkicked three pivotal extra points to seal a 27 25 victory for the Demons. He missed one late kick and initially believed the game tied, but an hour after the final whistle he learned the team had clinched the win.

Gary Demons

Hospital Admissions and Birth Announcements Move Through Days

Admitted yesterday David Flynn route 2 medical. Today Jo Ann McClure Mr. Pleasant surgical. Dismissed yesterday Mrs L C Crawford 211 S 4th. Today Mrs Willard Loeffler Brighton Mrs Irvan Hesseltine route 2. Births yesterday Mr and Mrs Donald Smith a daughter at 6 15 last night. Today Mr and Mrs Harold Ossman Keota a son at 12 10 am Mr and Mrs Delbert Goodwin Wayland a girl at 8 15 this morning.

David Flynn Route 2 Medical Jo Ann McClure Mr. Pleasant Surgical L. C. Crawford S. 4Th Willard Loeffler Brighton Irvan Hesseltine Donald Smith Harold Ossman Keota Delbert Goodwin Wayland

Japan Birth Rate Grows Fast Amid Food Shortfall

Japanese population increases at about a million annually while the nation meets roughly eight tenths of its food needs. Government officials warn of rising demand and potential strain on supplies as births outpace local production.

Japan

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