Washington Citizen from Washington, Missouri • Page 6

Page Six WASHINGTON CITIZEN Friday, June 11, 1948, Page of Weekly Features and Editorial Comments TECHNICOLOR FEATURE AT THECAL VIM SUNDAY-MONDAY! labor, industry and transporta Washington Citizen lion are Deing continued and Congress is increasing the tariff and freight rates and the FISHING Published Weekly, on Friday of Each Week, at 213 Elm Street Washington, Missouri GEO. KRUM3ICK. Owner and Publisher farmer pays the higher tariff prices and pays the freight go ing and coming. If it had not been for the Marshall plan Member of Missouri Press Association, National Editorial Asso ciation and The Greater Weeklies of America making American farm products available to starving Europe Entered as Second-Class Matter August 5, 1903, at the Post Office the farmer would have been in at Washington, Under the Act of March 3, 1879 41 la Subscription Rates: $2.00 a year in Franklin and the Adjoining Counties. Elsewhere Subscription is $2.50 a year.

a real depression long before this. And when the farmer's buying power comes down and the farmer is no longer able to buy as in 1920 and 1932 nobody will be able to sell and there will be no jobs as in HUNTING 1920 and 1932 and the whole Passing Thoughts what you do, life remains a problem. If you eat fast, you get indigestion; if you eat slow, your food gets cold; if business is good, you work yourself to death; if business is poor, you worry yourself to death. country will have to come down in the ditch with the farmer as in 1920 and 1932. Better let the farmer have his fair share the range is found to be steadily increasing.

Definitely, the white bass Is Basket Picnic Monday Members of the Conservation Federation chapter will have i-ir cnt 20 Citury.Fox's "Green Gnu of Wyoming." of the great prosperity the country is enjoying. OUR VETERANS. The Veterans Bureau has just released their 1948 basket picnic next Monday evening, June 14, at the Shaw's Garden aboretum MISS HAZEL HOLDMEYER AND CLEMENS VOSS at Gray Summit. Prepare a bas- WASHINGTON statistics showing declines in applications by veterans for MARRIED HERE JUNE 2 found from Alabama west to Texas, then north through Oklahoma and into the southern waters of Minnesota and Wisconsin. Although primarily a lake fish, the white bass makes impressive annual pilgrimages in many streams and is a favorite with spring fishermen.

The Mississippi River and its tributaries yield an annual toil compensations for pensions Miss Hazel Holdmeyer, of Mr. and Mrs. Robert for loan guarantees and for Briefly Told Ket ior your evening lunch, put the family in the car, and drive down to the Trail House in the Garden. Go as early as you can after work, so you can look around and see things before dark. You will enjoy this picnic, and so will the wife and Holdmeyer, became the bride of The LOW DOWN from HICKORY GROVE 1 i unemployment allowances.

Increases were reported in admissions to hospitals in assign ments to schools and in on-the-job training. The number of of white bass. Very few white Mr. Clemens Voss at 8:00 o'clock Wednesday morning, June 2, the double-ring ceremony being performed by the Rev. Dacian Beneck, O.F.M.

Miss Holdmeyer was given in if fad cmwren. veterans on the disability compensation rolls decreased during the last 12 months by 37,000 The Fall Festival at Marthas-ville and the Gasconade County Fair will be held in September this year. The Marthasville event takes place Sept. 10, 11 and 12; the Gasconade County Fair Sept. 15-19.

The Washington Lions Club is planning a The While Bass bass are found in Canada. Two of the outstanding lakes in the country, insofar as large white bass are concerned, are Lake Hamilton, near Hot Springs, and Lake of the marriage by her father and FROM OUR CONGRESSMAN cases. On the other hand 48,000 was gowned in a brocaded were admitted to hospitals dur Today it is petticoats and quisette gown with nylon voke sups I am lust home from the Ion a mar 111 CLARENCE. CANNON TUP A rmtctn ing March the latest month Ozarks at Bagnell, Mo. Both of available a total of 107,591 on Arvrntrna ihk uuat.

m.Ii 11 iqiq 1 i i 7. 1 was a cluster of orange 1 iTU. VI1C Ul lilt gltlU- y.is gettmg more-x-jfying features of the service good of all you brothers who Roundup on Sept. 3, 4 and 5 here in Washington, so it looks like there will be lots to see and plenty of entertainment in these parts next September. Diossoms, with fitted bodice cept the farmer.

Everybody's read these literary gems these lakes were created by damning the Quachita and Osage rivers, respectively, and the white bass evidently were native to these rivers. In streams, the white bass and fully-gathered skirt which wapes and prices and profits Going down Grand Avenue I has been the promptness with which medical attention is provided and the small number of says to my Susie, sht I savs. tell There are white bass in the that lady that her slip is show complaints. Never before has are nigner except the farmer's. Farm prices are down and will continue to drift down but the consumer is still paying as A lady told us Sunday that her husband must be wild about fishing, Judging by the way he came "reeling in" about 3:00 seems to prefer the swifter.

this country or any other Missouri River and they run into our creeks in the spring. ended in a long train. Her finger-tip veil edged in white lace was held in place by a crown adorned in beads. Bridal lillies and lillies of the valley, with formed the bridal bouquet. country provided such ade cleaner waters particualrly below dams: in lakes, it is found mucn tor food.

Bee nninir in quate care for its veterans. o'clock that morning. A ingshe will be mortified, but tell her anyway. I will do nothing of the kind, says Susie, "slips" should show where you been all the time? How long has that been the mode, I says. February hogs dropped 20 but fresh nork went tin but not many are caught in these partis.

The closest good white bass stream is the Gasconade River. Many of them are caught dose to where the TJ MISS ROSE LAMKE BRIDE juenucai sow-s or anna mar. I oieers oroDDed in hnt k.f usually in open water, feeding in constantly moving massive schools. Occasionally, a deep hole can be located where white bass lay, but these are rare. OF WILBEHT HOLTMEIER quisette were fashioned with nv- went -p 8 Lamb vw arout a week, she says.

So brothers, be prepared, don't bo Gasconade Joins thfe Missouri, Ion yoke off the shoulder drape, .11. Veal went up an average man and lady from St. Louis, who were in Washington on three occasions since March to find a flat for themselves, final ly found one Saturday, but not the kind they wanted. It was a flat on the rear left wheel when they got ready to return to the city. .1.

A fellow told us this IW ST. GERTRUDE'S CHURCH A pretty wedding was solemn ugnt-iiitea. bodices and full- 01 not dogs 8. Only around tappin' any lady on the and they are also caught farther up. Although no recognized record is available, reliable sources have reported white bass in the snouioer and getting yourself The white bass is a member giarea at by pointin' at any slip gdiuerea sxiria were worn by "aeon aropped.

Some say it was Miss Alice Holdmeyer, sister of the packers' strike but no one the bride, as maid of honor, claims meat prices would have and Miss Rose Baumker of Ft. dropped as much as livestock if Pierce, Florida, cousin of the tnere had been no strike. Wheat mat peeps it was planned ized in St. Gertrude's Church at Krakow, on Saturday, June 5 at eight o'clock in the morning, when Miss Rose Lamke, daughter of Mrs. Anna Lamke, be mat way.

of the popular panfish family, the largest of these "little fishes." It also claims the distinction of being the only true bass groom, and Mrs. i Victor Voss. tumbled 20 but not a nmnv 4 to 5 pound range. The average, however; is from 1 to 2 pounds. Because of its preference for cleaner, deeper waters and its active nature, the white bass is a fish of firm flesh and deli- dui enougn on what mama wears or don't and a quick came the bride of Mr.

Wilbert iook at tne "me too" political si-sier-m-iaw or ttie bride. They "as come otr of bread. The wore aqua coronets and carried farmer's cost of orodurtinrv ottH we have in fresh waters, authorities say, but is least widely Holtmeier, son of Mr. and Mrs JT c. ooys roaming the land.

One week that either the sound is very faint or his hearing is failing, because he has yet to hear one of those falling prices you read about. A St. Charles man has invented a new type of roller skate that has only two rollers instead of four and the rollers are rubber tired. In winter you can remove th! nuuipn noiimeier, before an known of the bass family. Prob- wnite carnations vtth yellow cos' of living is higher than it bows.

was and eoinir hiehpr hnt altar banked with lilies, carna gent will say he is for a 700 million buck program to nut a ably the main reason for its cl09 flavor. tions and ferps. The double uonna Mane Bnnker. the everytning he erows will hp floor under corn. And his oppo nng ceremony was performed groom's niece, acted as flower down by the- end of th vmr by the Rev.

B. F. Scheffer. nent win say, "me too," except I will also put a floor under comparative obscurity is its re-' Minnows, small fish (especial-stricted distribution, but where-jlv shad), worms, insects, larvae, ever the white bass is found I mollusks, crayfish and frusta-there you will find fishermen cca are Sood bait to use. Al-who sing its praises as a garner tnough nearly any type of small girl.

Her gown was of yellow The law guaranteeing the farmj The bride, who was given in net over fafletta and she car- er of parity 10 Ips rollers and attach a bar for ice lamb chops, and cotton. ami ried a colonial bouquet of yellow han everybody else is Ketttii marriage by her brother, Aloys Lamke, wore a gown of white skating. A factory will be erivt- chewing tobacco, and snrln and aqua carnations. expires before Congress meets fish worthy of respect. Dlu8 or f'y lure will produce cu wnere tnese new skates will cnicxens, but 700 million is bridal satin, with a net yoke Mr.

Voss chose as his attend-1 again. But so far Congress has It will strike a lure withi" one 8 schol of striP" heaw imrant anH cd bass on the feed, there are oe made, and it is believed I nt enough, I'm for 1.000 mil Ihere will be a good demand refused to renew it. Even if thev edged in chantilly lace, long pointed sleeves and a fitted ants, Joe Harry Voss, Robert ffoTdmeyer and Victor Voss. All thrilling fight on lieht tackle yPps which are better far them. A politician said I 1 ar" hoping some candidate bodice attached to a full gather And when one of the larger two occasions.

pass it at the- Hast minute tttVy say it will be 90 to 60 of parity and yoa know ttet means 60 wirile everybody wore dark business suits with white carnation" boutonniere. "ere iast rriday that there will snow witn a "no pro- ed skirt that terminated into a 11 These are lure which closely mree pounaers climbs on. never be a woman President, Ject program an old fashion- Immediately after the cere long train and encircled with two rows of matching lace. Her oecause no woman could ever ea American platform versus it's a double-handful of fishing fun. resemble the white bass's favorite food the shad and in nearly every veteran fisher- mony, breakfast was served at the borne of tfre bride for the else is getting 100.

But all the laws putting, a floor undfcr finger-tip length veil of illusion was held in place by a heart- wime oass is aiso Known m.wB immediate families. At 3:00 decide which hat to throw bloating still further a the ring. A fisherman said1 Govt- near the poppln' stage, this week that he was lucky a i He would be a man of distinc-conservation agent wasn't I tion he would get votes by the around last Wpplc when he mis-! hatfull. shaped crown of pearls and 'clock dinner was served for weds will make their home with blooming orange blossoms, was additional guests. In the evening reception far relatives and edged in wide chantilly lace.

She wore five strands of pearls, a Yours with the low-down, JO SERRA. friends was held" at the city park the groom's parents. Mr. Voss is employed at the Sporlan Valve factory and his bride is employed at the International shoe factory. auditorium.

Orr. their return from a wedding trip, the newly- gift from the groom and carried a cascade bouquet of lillies and lillies of the valley stream- colored as some, nevertheless, like the Vce uidMing; marmngs make. Flv castlmr nM hw Movie Time "oi fc umiv -ti 1 1 1 1 ers. which completed her cus- fish- fi outstanding, and the usual re-: still fishing, trolling spat ang er ln and spLing ari the fa or- ed his trotline. The law states! that trotline stagings must be' at least two feet apart and or.

his line four stagings were1 touching each other. He believes! a fighting fish he had hooked! stripped the staging it was on; and three other ones, but since the fish got off he didn't have! any evidence to prove it and the agent might not have believed his story. Speaking; of kisses, a young fellow cot an the first time is: "There i tume. I The bride chose for her attendants. Misses Lucille and Marion 1 Holtmeier, sisters of the bride- ed mediums.

Spinning, in par- The Pumpkin Hill News clean-cut looking The customary colorations of!" Vlry. c' ve Matinee Daily T-MEN 2:39 7:26 9:37 WESTERN HERITAGE 1:38 4:14 6:50 9:26 WOMAN FROM TANGIER CifcvUtieik: Pitnlc the white bass vary but little! Itt4by O. U. SQUASH Ad R.1,1. So groo'n.

They were attired in or-j anH 11,0 L1" ue cast cnici and aqua gowns of velveray OUR EDITOR feller gets pale behind the gilts nrquisette fashioned with a the cemetery will move unisfIuare neckline with three? rows cut nnir" ih. greater distances than bv any mark gC eariof the olhvr mPlhods-Thn 1. i.w I For fly fishinS- rods in 8 "i 2:39 5:15 7:51 10:27 old-fashioned one here in Wash- i close to his feet if something 1 01 ana snort, puffed sleeves, full-Rathered skirts with ain't done pretty pleg quick, so ington the other night when his GREEN GRASS OF WYOMING sweetie introduced him to hsr 'Sun: 1:38 3:49 6:00 grandmother. Do vou 2:39 you a ruffle at the bottom. They wore matching head-pieces of flowered bandeaus, and carried cascade bouquets of yellow gla- "Hi put the fish in Slim Plug's cistern and went home for the night.

Next day Bill came back to THE LO.NG NIGHT the deeper these shading, be- member the good, old dsysi when you paid your butcher's I bill and he tossed in a pound of liver and the grocer handed. onmo use- menas with bows to match the color of their gowns. A singl Pumpkin Hill to get his pets and when he Tooked irt Slim's cistern there were 4,323 fish in The iarge. brightly contrast- ZfiTS strand of pearls completed their O. U.

Squash costumes it. The fish- frad been in the cistern only 2i hours and the in ZSt, the pinner lures used Two flower girls, little Anna Rose Noelke, and Rose Mary crowd was getting bigger all nw.v. invuauiy gave una fish the last parts of its name, chrysops, which means golden. the time. BUI was stunned for neumann, nieces of the bride, 2:29 7:29 9:35 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Notice is hereby given thai letters testamentary upon th? estate of LOUIS H.

ALTHAGE deceased, were granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Franklin County, Missouri, dated May 4, 1948. All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them for allowance to the undersigned Executor this type of fishing. Casters find the longer, lighter rods, such as the "Pal" in a 5V foot length, best because the small i and Vi-ounce lures can be handled with ease when used Generally, five or six distinct Bill Has Fish Problem Bill Mutton, who has been raising fish in his pond for the last two years, has become so attached to the critters that wore gowns identical to those of the bridesmaids of yellow vel a little while, but then he got to figuring and the only way he dusky stripes line the sides of you a dox or canoy? a moderate June rise came down the Missouri River the first of the week, but it was nothing like the periodic occurrences of years ago when the river would raise to bankful or more. The stream is still exceptionally low for this time of the year. A friend of ours, who hasn't been well lately and was told by his doctor that the best thing he could was to quit asked: "What's the next best veray marquisette.

They carried" each fish and these are respons could figure it out is that his fish are suckers and a sucker colonial bouquets of assorted ible for the nickname of striped carnations with aqua and or bass. ifi born every minute. It's right simple if your are good at chid ribbons. The body shape might be in connection with the modern, lightweight, fast reels, such as the "Pal." Spat fishermen use a long, limber bait rod, dry fly road or Little Bobby Hellebuseh. termed a happy medium be they now want to follow him around wherever he goes on dry land.

Bill got the fish to get on such good terms with him by going in the pond every day for a swim and staying there figures; says Bill. 0O0 tween that of a largemouth and nepnew of the bride, served as ring bearer. He wore a white 1 within six months after the date a crappie, while the mouth Is suit with a blue bow tie and a thing, DocT" He didn't tell us. of the granting of said letters, what the doctor said. A or they may be precluded from distinctly bass-like with a pronounced profusion of the lower Abe Cornflake has got himself a double-bit razor to carry around on dark nights.

Abe white carnation boutonnier. most of the time. Bill has been The groom chose for bis at lady tells us she has noticed i any benefit of such estate; and aw. in the water so long that the if such claims be not exhibited Many authorities believe the says a single-bit razor Is just like a single-barrel shotgun tendants, Francis Holdmeyer, a cousin of the bride, and Frank white bass to be a descendent cane pole and simply flip the lure, or live bait, into the school of feeding fish. For trolling, any of the lighter trolling rods, or some of the heavier fly rods, are suitable, for here it is a matter of cruising around until the quarry is located.

And when most trailers tire of this sport, especially when unable to locate ranm- -aie Pohl, a friend of the groom. tadpoles call him daddy. Dr. Killem has advised Bill to stay on the bank for a while and this set Bill to thinking how he could take some of his pet fish within one year from the date of the granting of said letters they shall be forever barred. WALTER W.

ALTHAGE, They wore blue business suits of the saltwater striped bass which has a very similar appearance. The logical line of reason there are not many houseflies here for the month of June. No doubt all the DDT used against the pest throughout the country is having some effect, but the season is young and there is still time for many of them to come buzzing in. No matter it handicaps a fellow too much when the other guy has two barrels. 0O0 The town board of Pumpkin out on dry land and keep them ing is that during the annual pilgrimage of saltwater striped (Seal) Executor Attest: Doris Steiger, Clerk of Probate Court.

from getting so lonesome. Bill bass to fresh wator nmp hprnm 7 with white carnation bouton-niers. Breakfast was served at the home of the bride's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Noelke, for the bridal party.

Dinner was served at 4:30 in the Hill passed a law the other night figured as how men go under landlocked through overflowage ZTilV wU1 1 fnd these same trollinc outfits aiiu inua aegeneraiea over a 1 water and live there by having 'to make it unlawful to do any air pumped into their noses, so whipping in Pumpkin Hill in he worked up a way to take his the future, and Goldie Dimple fish on dry land and have! was the first one arrested for period of many years to IOC Crkinnin-, 1 freshwater white bass. factfry for white bass fish- wmmmm 1 water pumped into their gills. whipping a bowl of cream. afternoon at the home of the bride for the immediate families. A reception was held at the Memorial auditorium in Union The range of the white bass Iso lends support to this rela ing because the farther away from the school a fisherman Bill was in Pumpkin Hill! o0 -tit it tionship theory because it is: -J jean keen, the better chance he Monday with three of his best Si Rubbins heard a good deal in the evening for relatives and found most abundantly in the inmnu oiininnii stocK agents Deing as friends.

The newlyweds depart Great Lakes region, particularly has of taking more before alarming them. Any cf he a or V4-ounce casting lure such oiau.t. liuiiiu SULK as an pel Bna ai nOW eoes rrf rn -i chnrt hnnnvmnnn fin I o'j-rt XVi l.tu... i got out ot wacK and tne nsh be- to Snake River every day to thpir return tht will nlr A I Wnnrevof nnur 4V1I0 rvMln FIXIT SHOP 414 Market Washington, Mo. PHONE 543G gan to get pale behind the gills.

catch eels and practice how to their home with the bride's lis more widely recognized due as midgit dlgit and midS't river Bill often heard that when handle 'em. 'mother. to many authoritative articles. vu yogc mill-J.