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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1944

Page

2

Local news items from West Chester community

Mrs Walter Lance and Mrs Ivan Marston returned from Chicago where their husbands are stationed at Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Many attended Mercy hospital graduation in Burlington with Bonnie Darlene West among graduates. other attendees listed. Beulah Stewart at Iowa State College receives honorary appointment to Merrill Palmer School Detroit for child development studies.

Walter Lance West Chester Ivan Marston Chicago Great Lakes Naval Training Station Burlington Mercy Hospital Bonnie Darlene West N. E. West Walter Doak Keota Fred Foriash Keith Jones Wellman West J. CC. Bowen K. M. Jones Verla Boshart Beulah Stewart Iowa State College Amea Merrill Palmer School Detroit Mich Stewart

Results of Major League Games in the American League

The American League standings show Detroit 78 62 .657 and New York 76 64 .543 with Boston at 71 66 .629 and Cleveland 66 75 .468. Monday has no games. Tonight's schedule features New York at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Chicago, and Washington at St. Louis with listed pitchers Borowy Newhouser Cecil Gromek Flores Humphries Niggeling Galehouse.

Ww. L. Pet Detroit Louis New York Boston Philadelphia Leveland Chicago Washington Borowy Newhouser Cecil Cleveland Gromek Flores Humphries

National League standings and schedule update

The National League standings show St Louis leading with 96 games and a .681 pace, followed by Pittsburgh 82 58 .686 and Cincinnati 79 60 .568. Only scheduled game lists Roe for Pittsburgh against Gregg for Brooklyn and Husser 13-8 versus Raffiner 2-14 at Philadelphia, with an evening doubleheader spoiled by confusion.

Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn Roe Gregg H@usser Stanty Raffinisberger Schanz

Mrs Sadee McAvoy Visits Family and Hospital Talks

Mrs Sadee McAvoy returned Saturday night from a week in Clinton and Davenport to visit her son Pfe George Mc Avoy at Schick hospital Clinton. He was moved Thursday to O Reilly General hospital Springfield Mo as Galesburg Ill hospital became crowded. Helen Livingston leaves for Los Angeles to resume work as UCLA research assistant in history. Henrietta Stewart will go to Ames to register at Iowa State College. Dorothy Daniel a senior at Ill will not have to leave until Saturday to resume classes. Mary Ellen Duensing and Dorothy Turner will leave later this week. both juniors at Ill.

L. Stewart Washington D. c New York Margaret Stewart Cedar Rapids Kathryn Sp. I Helen Stewart W. H. Richards Washington, D. c Harriet Brown New York City Stewarts Henry Wallace Mary Wallace Buergeman Buergeman Switzerland Mr. Wallace Mrs. Stewart Des Moines Wallace Sadee McAvoy Clinton Davenport Pfe George McAvoy Schick Hospital O'Reilly General Hospital Springfield Galesburg Helen Livingston Los Angeles Calif U.C.L.A David Elder Henrietta Stewart Ames Iowa State College Dorothy Daniel Mary Ellen Duensing Dorothy Turner

Community Social For Victor Flynn at Lexington School

Victor Flynn, on furlough from the army air corps, is celebrated with a cooperative supper at Lexington School. Local groups meet, gifts are exchanged, and new circle assignments are made as two members are noted away. Additional updates: Capitoln Flynn visits, Vietor returns soon for further training at Sherman Field.

Wade Gardner Lexington Victor Flynn Lexington Circle Lavanda Pence Lexington Ladies Aid Laura Orr Carrie Dill May Smith Army Air Corps Air Field Tampa Texas Wm. Flynn Vietor Capitoln Flynn Peterson Iowa Sherman Field Harold Tadlock Medical Corps Denver Colo Camp Barkley Dick Flading

Funeral services for EE. B. Franklin held at L A Jones

Funeral services for EE B Franklin were held at 10 30 this morning at the L A Jones funeral home in charge of Dr Fredrik Miller. Pall bearers included Guy Crosby Dick Hayes Henry Hollingsworth Floyd Roe Rollie Jurging and W T Carson. Burial followed in Crawfordsville cemetery.

E. B. Franklin EE. B Franklin L. A. Jones Funeral Home Fredrik. Miller Guy Crosby Dick Hayes Henry Hollingsworth Floyd Roe Rollie Jurging W. T. Carson Crawfordsville Cemetery

Cryolite Controls Pests Including Flea Beetles

Cryolite proves effective against flea beetles horn worms and budworms when used as directed. The report notes satisfactory suppression of these pests in field trials and suggests adoption by growers seeking chemical control options.

Memorial Service For Lt. J. T Olinger

Memorial services were held at the Methodist Church in Ainsworth for Lt. James T. Olinger who died in France from wounds suffered August 13. Speakers included Mayor C. M. Spessard and Dr. E. J. Shook. Olinger, born February 20, 1921 in Missouri, graduated from Ainsworth high in 1939 and later trained as a second lieutenant. He left for Camp Bowie in 1941 and served in England and France before his death. Survived by his parents six sisters and a brother stationed in Ohio.

Ruth Norris Ainsworth James Y. Olinger Methodist Church O. J. Six Herbert Glass E. J. Shook Delta Jim Sam Stephens Orville Thoma Burke McCreedy Paul Campbell Norma Clegg American Legion James T. Olinger France James Olinger Louis County W. J. Olinger Ainsworth High School Camp Bowie Texas 113Th Cavalry Officers Army School San Francisco England Pauline Eats Katherine Tur- Graves Ner Quincy Wilma Hunt Francis Wilson Mary Betty Olinger Gorge Quager Alaska Ohio

Students Help Pick Tomatoes

Junior high pupils with passing grades were dismissed after school to help harvest tomatoes for a local canning factory. One afternoon 225 crates were collected.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Columbus Chautauqua Park James B. Helmick Paul V. Shearer Minneapolis Geraldine Hughes Ruth Wiegner Rederick Westbrook Crawfordsville Elmer Thomas Chautauqua Park Florence Smith Donald Howell Maxine Greene Charles Craig Buffington Waycross R. M. Buffington Roy V. Duncan

District Co op Meeting at Y Highlights Cooperative Growth

An overflow crowd of 140 met at the Y M C A community room to hear Howard A Cowden president of the Consumer's Cooperative Association of Kansas City. He reported a growth from 1929 to a multi million dollar operation owning refineries wells and pipelines and expanding into paint bottling and food processing. The meeting praised cooperation as a path to peace with strong local representation from many Iowa towns and group singing led by Wade Gardner. Glenn Holden supervised arrangements.

Co-operative Associations Pella Coumbus Junction Ottumwa North English Iowa City de- Witt Lost Nation Tipton Mt. Joy Cowden Cooperative Association Howard Wade Gardner Iowa Glenn Holden

Couple marks 61st wedding anniversary in journal club

Mr. and Mrs. C. Harry Davis celebrate their 61st wedding anniversary as members of the Journal's Three Quarter Century club. The milestone is observed with best wishes from readers and staff.

C. Harry Davis The Journal

Whittaker Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed Quietly

Mr and Mrs Harry L Whittaker celebrate a golden wedding anniversary today with a quiet observance at home. At noon family members arrived for an anniversary dinner they had prepared, marking the milestone.

Harry L. Whittaker Whittakers

Anniversary Hats and Birth Day Cakes Highlight Local Notices

Anniversary congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Luers of White Oak and Mr. and Mrs. Don Orr on their fourth wedding anniversary in Florida where he serves in the Coast Guard. Four candles mark Kenneth Lee Davision and Shirley May Goodwin’s fourth birthday. other birthdays include Della Christner Rex Hesseltine Phyllis McKeown and more local names.

Lloyd Luers White Oak Don Orr Florida Coast Guard Kenneth Lee Daviason Harley Davidson Route Four Shirley May Goodwin Lloyd Goodwin Della Christner Rex Hesseltine Phyllis Jean McKeown Robert Jacobs Evelyn Krabill Louise Fishburn Jerry Gardner J. R. Bell Frances Cherry Iowa City

Veterans and locals note Navy service and civic events

The article lists several service members returning from leave and transfers including William Burdette Hawley and Robert Smith arriving in England and Des Moines respectively. It reports church meetings led by Rev. Robert N. Chord, vacations of nurse students Jean and Betty Hoben, a Evans family reunion at Columbus Chautauqua Park, and the formation of a Four H Club in Columbus City with 18 charter members led by Keith Huiller. It also mentions Jefferson Barracks transfers for Keith Robertson, George Burns, and Donald W. Oakes to Fort Leonard Wood.

Harrison Duncan Seatendart New Zealand William Burdette Hawley Des Meines Robert Smith England Congregational Churches Jean Betty Hoben Mercy Hospital Davenport James Lieben Haydn Thomas Harvey Thomas Evans Columbus Chautauqua Park Columbus City Union Keith Huiller Lovwis James Ruti James Schafer William Martin Tom Huston L. H. Vrow Kenneth and Tom Colglazier Keith Robertson George Burns Donald W. Oakes Jefferson Barracks, Mo Fort Leonard Wood

Drama Department Hosts Guest Meeting at Livingston Home

Mrs D P Livingston Mrs Robert Young and Eileen Jefffrey hosted the drama department guest meeting in the Livingston residence. Led by Ms George Kerr the group welcomed 17 guests with 11 members introducing. Mrs J C Holbert spoke on novels adapted to stage and screen. Refreshments featured fall fruits and vegetables from the Livingston farm.

D. P. Livingston Robert Young Eileen Jeffrrey Livingston Drama Department J. C. Holbert Livingston Farm

Two Newborns Reported in Area Families

At the hospital Mr and Mrs Wilbur Proby route three welcomed an eight pound eight ounce son born at 2 50 yesterday afternoon. A son weighing seven pounds twelve ounces was born at 3 55 this morning to Mr and Mrs Earl McGraw of Ainsworth. Mrs Betty Bitting Crawfords

Wilbur Proby Route Three Earl McGraw Ainsworth Betty Bitting Crawfords

Shirley Dunlap Named Worthy Advisor of Rainbow Girls

Shirley Dunlap was elected worthy advisor of the Order of Rainbow Girls at a Masons temple meeting. Twenty seven members attended as Shirley Brown and Frances Whisler were named officers with plans to install more officers on October 2.

Shirley Dunlap Order of Rainbow Girls Masons' Temple Ernest Salladay Order of Eastern Star Shirley Brown Frances Whisler Charity Mary Voorhees Hope Gwendolyn Ramseyer Faith Miss Dunlap

Local Patients Discharged After Morning Tonsillectomy

Ville, underwent a tonsillectomy this morning. Mrs Bertha Chez of Richmond and John Clegg of Ainsworth were discharged this afternoon.

Fortnightly Club Hosts Guest Speaker at United Presbyterian

Weekly social calendar lists Ava L. Johnson of Waterloo as guest speaker at a 8 p.m. program meeting at United Presbyterian church. Other events include a 6:45 p.m. cooperative dinner at the Country club and multiple auxiliary and circle meetings across local groups at various halls and churches.

United Presbyterian Church Ava L. Johnson Waterloo Country Club V.F.W Saireeswiden K.C. Hall Fythian Sisters K.P D.A.R Wesleyan Service Guild Sherm Wolfe Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Ecclesiastes Kolah Club H. J. Schoonover Legion Auxiliary P.m Legion Hall Pythian Circle Congress Hotel J. G. Maxwell St. Anthony Circle Steven Wolfer Joe Wolfer Forest Walker West Chester W.C.T.U Lottie Gass United Presbyterian Congregational Co-Operative Twat

Circle Has Meeting With Mrs Greiner

Members of St Joseph's Circle attended a business meeting led by Mrs Charles George at the home of Mrs Charles Greiner. Social time followed with refreshments assisted by Harriett and Maryetta Greiner. Father Corcoran and Charles Friese were guests.

St. Jossph's Charles George Charles Greiner Greiner Jack Fuhr MacDougall Harriett Maryetta Greiner Father Corcoran Charles Friese

Hospitalized CM3/e Joe Simmering at Pearl Harbor

A morning letter to Mrs. Simmering states CM3/e Joe Simmering is in Pearl Harbor hospital with pleurisy and has been hospitalized since September 5.

Joe Simmering Pearl Harbor

Mrs C Schneider Hosts Friends at Country Home

Mrs. C. Schneider entertained relatives at her country home east of Washington Friday afternoon. Guests viewed family pictures and Catherine Swift displayed a blue and white quilt with autographs of sixty eight nieces and nephews. A group photo was taken for Ruth Ellen Wagner's album. refreshments followed.

Carl Schneider Washington Catherine Swift Ruth Ellen Wagner Ruth Ellen Omer Wagner James Swift Carlton C. Wilson Miss Swift John Wheelan Chas. Ragan Etieine Spenser Howard Witting Dale Darbyshire Chas. Cannon Donna Lynn

Club and Families Hold Annual Wiener Roast

Harmony club members held their annual wiener roast last evening at the George Dare home. Thirteen families attended and guests included Major and Mrs. William McConnell Jr Arlene Lambert Harry Coppock and Ruth McGraw. The McConnells received a wedding gift as the club enjoyed visits and athletic entertainment by the boys.

Harmony Club George Dare Major William McConnell, Jr Arlene, Lambert Harry Coppock Ruth McGraw McConnells

Entertain Group At Hamburger Fry

Fifteen couples gathered for an eight o'clock hamburger fry at the George C Stewart home after a league meeting. Henriet ta Stewart and Sara Lu Miller were hostesses. Guests enjoyed singing and a story exchange around the outdoor fireplace and shared a going away courtesy for members leaving for college, work, and service.

George C. Stewart Henrietta Stewart Sara Lu Miller

Presbyterian prayer meeting schedules morning gathering

The Presbyterian church announces a morning prayer meeting at 9 30 on Wednesday. The Knights of Columbus hold their regular meeting at 8 30 in the evening on Thursday September 21 at K C Hall.

Presbyterian Knights of Columbus K. C. Hall

David Horsey Celebrates Tenth Birthday With Friends

David Horsey son of Mr and Mrs Cloyece Horsey celebrated his tenth birthday yesterday after school at home. He hosted eleven schoolmates and friends who played games and enjoyed refreshments including a decorated angel food cake. David is a fourth grade pupil at Lincoln school.

David Horsey Cloyece Horsey Horsey

Mrs Groendycke Honored at Sunset Park Picnic

Relatives of Mrs W E Groendycke of Kansas City Missouri honored her at a picnic supper at Sunset Park. Barbara Glassburner and Marion Augustine shared honors with Mrs Groendycke, observing birthdays yesterday. Mr and Mrs William Glassburner and Mr and Mrs C Harry Davis marked wedding anniversaries. Two birthday cakes topped the table as dessert was served and guests visited.

W. E. Groendycke Kansas City Sunset Park

Bible Department Second Meeting at Public Library

The Fortnightly Club Bible Department held its second meeting of the new club year at the public library with 17 members present. Leader Mrs. N. M. Speidel presented lessons on the first two chapters of Acts, the year's study. The next meeting is scheduled for October 2 at the same location.

Bible Department N. M. Speidel

Maintaining Bright Red Color in Catsup and Chit Sauce

Ruth Foster advises steps to preserve red color in catsup and chit sauce. Use ripe red tomatoes and peppers, avoid black pepper, cook in a wide shallow kettle, and skip aluminum utensils. Use stainless steel or enamelware, cook tomatoes quickly, tie spices in a bag, add vinegar sugar and salt after reduction, paprika helps color, and store in a cool dark place.

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