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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1944

Page

6

Auction Sale Highlighted Of Grand Saratoga Hotel In Time's View

An article notes the sale at auction of a famed Saratoga Springs hotel built in 1875 at about 1 million dollars. It recalls 917 rooms filled with 1870s furnishings and past seasonal reopenings during the racing era, with memories of celebrities, police escorts, and a possible demolition followed by debate on future grand hotels.

Time Magazine United State Saratoga Springs New York Time U.S John Black

Young America social notes and local visits

Mrs. Norton of Stockport reads the Journal and enjoys Young America news. Pringles of Davenport visit family in Frank Pringle’s. Rural Women’s club met at Shields and Hunter homes. Bell family dined with the Petsels in Lone Tree and rode with Leo Petsel. Lloyd Humston group visited Wayland. George Dempsey guest in Davenport visit. Watermelon treats noted. Mary Jane Rhodebeck enters high school. Mrs. Lloyd Miller attends A and P Managers meeting in Ottumwa.

Lloyd Humston Young America Wm. Norton Stockport Young America News Nortons Cloyce Pringle Davenport Frank Pringle Mary Shields Alice Hunter Wm. Bell R. D. Petsel Lone Tree Withno Leo Petsel Lois Darlene Lloyd Miller Lloyd Alliman Wayland Will Marie George Dempsey M. M. Schell Washington Clifford Hunter Cornell Bung America Wm. Marie, Jr Mary Jane Rhodebeck A. & P. Managers Ottumwa Ken Kel Claude Rhodebecks Ivan Brown Carl Phillips Norma Jean Rhodebeck Fairfield E. G. Andrews Waterloo Anna O'Loughlin Cedar Falls Helen Schwartz Alice Reynolds James T. Olinger Jim Ted Simons Lloyd Hameton Ainsworth Allen Atkinson Cedar Rapids

Free for All and Kitten Pair Highlight Belmont Park Scene

Two inseparable racing duo meet at Belmont Park as Free for All, a prize winning two year old, is helped by his tiny kitten companion Free for All II in a daily cleanup routine. The turf king showcases a loyal bond amid NY turf scene.

Belmont Park N. Y

Memorial Service and Social Time Mentioned in Des Moines

Des Moines references include the James T. Olinger memorial service at Ainsworth attended by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Simons and family and Mrs. Lloyd Miller. Other items note Lorene Booth staying overnight with Darlene Huniston.

Des Moines Ted Simons Lloyd Miller James T. Olinger Ainsworth Lorene Booth Darlene Huniston

Community Notes Mixed Social News From Keota Area

Local residents report gatherings and visits across Keota and nearby towns. Families like the Rhodebecks, Pringles, Jarrards, and Olinger share dinners and trips to Iowa City and Cedar Falls. News includes a memorial for Lt. James T. Olinger and several weekend family visits and birthdays.

North Oregon society notes September updates

Mrs C A Thompson reports visits and illness, with Wayne Cline sick in bed with walta fever. Sympathy sent to Mrs Robert Henderson on her mother’s death. Bill Trotter in Jefferson Barracks, others visiting families, camp and town gossip, and a funeral mention for Mrs L B Donaldson. Multiple local residents travel, host, and hostesses appear in weekly notes.

C. A. Thompson North Oregon Axel Anderson Lawrence Genkinger Wayne Cline Robert Henderson L. BK. Desaldson Bill Trotter Frank Henderson Bill Army Jefferson Barracks Ross Black Genkinger Farm Black Stet Kenneth McConnell Camp Bowie Texas Wright McConnell Ed Lambert Orie O'Connor Lafe Klopfenstein Anne Mourer Rubio Clarence Booth L. B. Donaldson Otto Zwicki Fairview Club Wellman Park Milt White Crawfordsville W. Douglas Leonard Somerville New Jersey Curtis Long Washington Thompson Charles Deem

Social notes from Burlington gatherings and church visits

Family and friend visits fill a Burlington Sunday with the Wright McConnell home hosting dinner and supper. Seminarian Robert Sharp preached in Albia and planned future sermons in Reinbeck after visiting Kenneth McConnell. The A. Thompson home saw a large family meal with Reed, Miller, Leon ard, Booth, and Reed family guests. A. L. club met for cooperative supper and pinochle with Loren Hazen and John Thompson. Doris Elaine noted for Ensign Ellis J. Finke of Kingsville Texas and Pfe Lowe marked by a war bond gift on his son Danny’s birthday as Lowe recovers from throat illness.

Burlington Wright McConnell Loren Hazen John Thompson Lafe Klopfenstein Doris Elaine Ellis J. Finke Kingsville Texas

Robert Darbyshire Honored At Prairie Flower Dinner

Prairie Flower notes honor for Robert Darbyshire as he enters service at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clayde Knupp. The gathering includes Don and Ethel Darbyshire, Wayne Knupp, and others, with various local residents visiting or hosting relatives. The column also mentions a corporal’s sea assignment and community social events around Wellman and Des Moines areas.

Prairie Flower Clayde Knupp Robert Darbyshire Don Darbyshire Wayne Knupp David E. L. Smith Cpl. E. B. Smith Joe Shalla Clifford Swick Canton Harold Swick Brighton Andy Hansen Moline Ed Shadla Henry Witthoft Iowa City Leo Shelangoski FE. L. Smith Dale Elliott and Son O. P. Seculty Cedar Townshire F. J. Finch Clinton Daugh

Community notices from Stringtown and Wayland

Stringtown and Wayland residents were guests and visitors at numerous family gatherings. J C Graber and family, Widmer, Graber, Rich, Hirshey, and Brooks households held dinners and picnics, and threshed clover seed, with several extended relatives attending events at Noah Widmer and Earl Bachman homes.

Stringtown Cora Widmer Bertha Graber Wayland J. C. Graber Simon Jonathan Graber Mia Marvin Widmer Peter Widmer Jakie Dennis Graber Noah Widmers Albert Graber Elmer Graber Ira Brooks Ethan Brooks Wayland Park Widmers Earl Bachman J. J. Rich Noah Widmer Lester Krabill Washington

Three Service Men Address Rotary Luncheon

Three servicemen spoke at the Rotary luncheon: Corporal Jack Longer paratrooper at Fort Benning Georgia Captain Fred Blick chaplain at Lincoln Nebraska and Major William McConnell Jr Army Air Corps recently overseas They discussed parachute training hospital work and combat postings Wade Gardner also attended Major McConnell recalled India and China service and warned of a long Pacific war The meeting closed with a special tomato awand presented by Dr Fred Miller Next meeting planned with Washingerem school teachers as guests

Rotary Jack Longer Fort Benning Georgia Fred Blick Lincoln Nebraska William McConnell, Jr Army Air Corps Wade Gardner Longer Blick McConnell India China Iowa Japan Pacific Ralph Shannon Fred Miller Washinegrem

Social visit roundup from Riverside and Muscatine

Local residents from Riverside Lone Tree and Muscatine hosted and visited relatives this past week. Frank Soukup and family welcomed guests in Muscatine while Leo Schwalgert and family visited Mrs. John C. Danu tremont. Arthur Signall and Mrs. Anna Jordon also made visits to relatives in Iowa and Illinois. Frank Lafourek and Frank Vegey conducted business and travel in Chicago and Iowa City respectively.

Willis Cupp Moline Illinois Frank C. Vegey Chicago Frank Lafourek Violet Kephart Iowa City

Mrs. Gipple Dies Near Columbus Jct

Mrs. Thomas J. Gipple a longtime resident of the Columbus Junction area died at her home about 9 oclock last night five miles southwest of the town She was born in Pennsylvania June 15 1856 and married April 24 1884 They resided on the same farm most of their married life Surviving are her husband three sons Frank Taylor and Joe a daughter Mrs Louis Halli and several grandchildren along with great grandchildren Funeral arrangements are with J C Rie funeral home two grandsons in service.

Columbus Junction Thomas J. Gipple Columbus Jameson J. C. Rie Eliabeth Auracher Pennsylvania Thoma J. Gipple Sie Spring Row

Millyard Baby Arrives in Omaha son on Sept 12

Riverside announces the birth of a son to May and Jack Millyard on Tuesday Sept 12 in Omaha Nebraska. The baby’s mother is Marguerite Quinn former Riverside resident and daughter of John B. and Mrs. Quinn. Betty Kiefer, a St Marys High School graduate class of 1944, has gone to Mercy Hospital Iowa City for cadet nurse training. Mr and Mrs Fred Schnoebelen and family of Cedar Rapids visited Miss Anna Schnoebelen in Riverside.

Fred Schnoebelen Cedar Rapids Anna

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