Births and local notices from 1911 era
A daughter Mildred Darlene was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Bartz at 439 East Madison Street. Mr and Mrs Joe Campbell welcomed a son, William Joseph, at 626 East Jefferson Street yesterday. Marion S George County Treasurer reminds that the 30th is the last day to pay the second installment without penalty. Sears Saddlery Co of Davenport will be at Whittaker Community Sale Friday with harness and parts. Mrs J W Bidwell visited Columbus Junction yesterday to spend time with her father M H Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Darlene
Charles Bartz
East
Madison Street
Sears Saddlery Co
Davenport
Whittaker
Marion S. George
Joe Campbell
Jefferson Street
William Joseph
J. W. Bidwell
Columbus Junction
M. H. Bowman
Gladys Turnipseed Discharged From Hospital
Gladys Turnipseed was discharged this morning from the hospital after a brief stay. She is resting at home and thanks staff for their care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Turnipseed
Local Residents Help Honor Sixth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Henry Bowes and relatives attended in Keswick to honor Renals Roberts on their sixth wedding anniversary yesterday. Several visitors from St Paul Minn Oskaloosa Wellman Centerville and other towns attended community events and saw the fountain in Central Park. The note also mentions a local coffee shop contest closing Oct 7 and a report from Washington visitors about shopping in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bowes
Donald Bowes
Donna Lou
Hubert Redlinger
Bobbie
Jimmy
Keswick
Renals Roberts
Ford Bickel
St. Paul
Minn
Russell Lynn
Oskaloosa
W. F. Bickel
Bickels
Central Park
Washington
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Meetings
Mrs. Ed Hanson travels to Chicago for the week. Helen Palmer visits Mrs. R. A. Hender in Kalona and heads to Pottstown Pa. E. L. Henrikson of Fulton Mo. arrives Saturday at the W. D. Crossett home with Sue and Linda. they will return home Sunday. Valley Ladies Aid plans a Food Sale at Wash. Cleaners on Sept 30. Tom Gegenheimer leaves for Omaha to take a permanent A and P store post. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lynch return from a two week vacation at week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rimmerman
Chicago
Rockwood
Legion
Mr. Rimmerman
Ed Hanson
Helen Palmer
R. A. Hender
Kalona
Pottstown
E. L. Henrikson
Fulton, Mo
W. D. Crossett
The
Valley Ladies Aid
Tom Gegenheimer
A. and P
Omaha
Nebr
Charles Lynch
Workers Strike at Cudahy Plant in Kansas City
In Kansas City on September 28 a Cudahy Packing plant walkout closed the facility with over 1000 workers and a strong picket line. The strike followed a rejection to bargain by 18 A F L truck drivers. The CIO demanded an election on bargaining rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cudahy Packing Company
A. F. of L
C.I.O
Wellman Priscilla club meets with nine members
Mrs. Henry Foster hosted the Priscilla club in Wellman on Thursday with nine members present. Sunday dinners featured Mr. and Mrs. Milton Maas hosting E. D. Miller and Charley Brown families, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durtan with Helen Ruth entertaining guests including E. W. Moon Cedar Rapids and Hila Foster and Joe Varney from Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilson
Wellman
Henry Foster
Priscilla Club
Milton Maas
E. D. Miller
Charley Brown
Fred Durtan
Helen Ruth
E. W. Moon
Washington, Pa
Hila Foster
Joe Varney
Cedar Rapids
Harry Corcoran
Des Moines
T. J. Moon
Backfield Hopeful Lew is Cleared for Burlington Game
Coach Fred Maasdam said Bob Lewis the Demon ace backfield may play Friday night in Burlington as the leg injury from Ottumwa improves. Captain Terry Anderson may start in the backfield if Lewis cannot, with Bob Flynn at guard and Milo Steele at tackle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Maasdam
Bob Lewis
Demon
Burlington
Ottumwa
Bob
Lewis
Anderson
Terry Anderson
Maasham
Bob Flynn
Milo Steele
Dick Moore
Joe Pease
Brown
Bill Brown
Bob Burger
J. J. Berdo
Frank Dea
Dick Marshal
Pasa
Ted Saur
Russell
Fairfield
Hibbs
Columbus Junction
Cornell College
Mt Vernon
Casefield
Standings and Results In Major Leagues
Major league results include Chicago 9 Pittsburgh 5 in the second game and Detroit 7 St. Louis 4. Several games listed with rain delays and schedule notes including New York at Philadelphia and Philadelphia at Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
St Louis
Hoston
Crawfordsville high school beats Ainsworth 10 to 1
Crawfordsville high school baseball defeats Ainsworth on the home field Tuesday evening by 10 runs to 1. Richard Lease pitched for Crawfordsville with Robert Miller catching. Ainsworth relied on D Edmundson pitching and J Edmondson catching. The game featured 18 strikeouts and five errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordstille
Ainsworth
Crawfordsville Ainsworth
Benacematersense
UES Nescesendanse
Noncnewmans
Crawfordsville
Richard Lease
Robert Miller
Ecatcher
D. Edmondson
J. Edmondson
Hawkeyes Taper Off for Dakota Ahead of Golden Anniversary Opener
Iowa football nears the 1948 season opener against South Dakota with Coach Eddie Anderson’s lineup nearing completion. Expected crowd estimates range from 20,000 to 26,000 at Iowa Stadium as the Hawkeyes prepare for a tough opener, with key battles at left guard quarterback and right halfback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa
Hawkeyes
South Dakota
Iowa Athletic
Iowa Stadium
Eddie Anderson
Dr. Anderson
Tim
Herman Snider
Charles Tollefson
al Couppee
BW Gallagher
Righ
Booster Club Forms 112 Washington High Boosters
An all time low football gate 25 cent admissions is paired with a booster drive signing 112 members for Washington high school and junior college football. Members receive four color badges and aim for 500 by game time at Case Field tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Booser Club
Gate Ct
Case Field
Gates
Washington
M. J. Cruise
R. E B. Shannon
Lew Warren
Ray Whitehead
Bill Shannon
Bruce Cowden
Max Marble
Aletha May
Gladys Mace
Harry Watkins
Gladys Edwards
Marjorie Means
John Timmerman
Carllancher
Stella Palmer
Wayne Brown
Bob McFarlane
Glenn Mace
Dale Fuhr
Ed Mick
Frank Crone
Dean Harland Mead
Art McCaffrey
Charles Morris
Edith Meeker
Vic Crone
Chick Crone
R. C. Keagy
al Gotdard
C. H
Picnic events and Iowa Medical Society meeting notes
Sunday dinner picnic attendees included Mrs. Ross Levert Mrs. W McIntosh Mrs HE Ross and Mrs Minnie Jennifes. Friday D Miller and Mrs Miller traveled to Des Moines where Mrs Miller joined an executive committee meeting of the Iowa State Medical Society auxiliary at Ft Des Moines hotel with a noon luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Levert
W. McIntosh
HE. Ross
Minnie Jennifés
D. Miller
Des Moines
Mra
Miller
Iowa State Medical Society
Ft. Des Moines
Death Causes Reach Over Two Hundred Ways
A historical report notes more than 200 recognized means by which human life ends. It highlights heart disease as the leading current killer, topping all other causes in toll. The article surveys the breadth of mortality factors and emphasizes the prominence of cardiovascular disease.
Irene McFarland and Blaine Hawkins Weds in Kahoka
Irene McFarland and Blaine Hawkins married Monday afternoon in Kahoka Missouri. Rev Dawson of the Christian church officiated at the parsonage. Hawkins, son of Mrs Hawkins, is a 1934 Ainsworth High School graduate and works at the Community Service station. They plan to live in Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene McFarland
Blaine Hawkins
Ainsworth
Kahoka
Dawson
the Christian Church
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Wolf Floral CO
South Side Square
Fresh Eggs
Reister Bros
Mace Body & Paint Shop
Folger
Orcutt’s Piggly Wiggly
C. A. Reubsam
Ewriter
Journal Office
Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
T. H. Jones
Columbus City
Hollie Orris
Cotter
Joe Meyers
Keota
Floyd Edmondson
Dale Gardner
DFL Monte
Jonathan, Or
Grimes Golden
Tokay Grapes
Carload
Mack
Lajashington Fruit Market
China
Burch Biscuit Co
Burch
Folger's
POST
Cudahy
Maasdam
Tain Anderson
Fane
Keith Wilson
John Flatline
Ed Pfeffer
Leonard
Pete Hammon
Everette
Anna Flanders
Richard Durian
Billy
Freddie
Rosemary
Elmer Nevin
Iona Duvall
Fred Forbash
Wees Chester
Joe Schmelzer
Will Monroe
Rosalie
Weat Chester
George B. Miller
Chas. Miler
Herman Miller
Louis Miller
Fredrik Sheaffer
Hedvick
Leonard Rosenbloom
Milo Miller
Roy Gabriel
Jeanette
Joan
John Henry Slabaugh
Herb Beachy
A! Miller
George Miller
Teddy
Jackie
Eli King and Son
Weldon Miller
Dorothy Huntsberger
Lloyd Miller
Betty Jean
Alma Miller
Frank Speidel
Paul Snyder
Clifford
Ida Hartzler
Kansas
Arthur Wright
Bud Nickell
Lingo Brewer
Gladys Nickell
Junior Oldfield
Muscatine
Abo Loans
Harry
Journal Building
Dakota
Urday Tilt
T. M. Parsons
Kenneth White
Bob Shannon
Ray Palmer
Tom Duncan
Bob Lytle
J. E. Lemmon
T. L. Brookhart
Earl Utterback
Gene Crossett
Tickie Mitchel
R. D. Smith
West Liberty
Lemmon
Francis Haney
Ernest Atchison
Floyd Hamil
Sherm Wolfe
Les Blick
Kenneth Kimberlin
Louis Baird
Jack Creech
Gale
Coast To Coast
McDaniel Drug Store
Lemmon Pharmacy
North Side Cafe
Casey's Cafe
Chocolate Shop
Klein Klothing Kompany
Don Rabenold
Howard Hatch
Central City
George Carson
John Sullivan
Homer Hunt
Lulu Moore
Ida Hunt
Winterset
Homer
Ames
Football Spirit
Burlington Greyhounds
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