Adair News Briefs Highlight North American Visits
Miss Bylvia Nord from Chicago visits sister Misa Nord and relatives Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gustafson in Adair. Miss Martha B. Overholt RN visits cousins L C Sparling and Ed Sparling and Mrs. W C Schwenneker, en route from Annapolis after attending a military academy graduation. Overholt formerly supervised obstetrical department at Los Angeles General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
Bylvia Nord
Chicago
Misa Norma Nord
Leonard Gustafson
Martha B. Overholt
R. N
Los Angeles
L. C
Ed Sparling
W. C. Schwenneker
W. H. Hoffman
Annapolis
Probe on British press tests socialism trend
Analysis by DeWitt McKenzie argues that an official inquiry into ownership and control of the British press signals a shift toward leftist policy under Attlee. It cautions that restricting press freedom would harm democracy and warn the world Britain leans hard left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt M'Kenzie
Troveign
England
Cmminden
London Communist Daily Worker
Attlee
Mr. Attlee
Royal Commissions
Britain
Wiota News Notes on Local Moves and Family Ties
Wiota residents Burtchard and Snyder head to Hanley Falls Minnesota for work. J W Seymour and family depart for San Diego bypassing Yellowstone amid flood, planning west coast route. Supt Willis Fogle and wife attend funeral in Wiota for W Miller Murray. Fogle former Wiota graduate now teaching at Russell. Their sons Kenneth and Merilyn Fogle are noted with farm and chemistry studies respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiota
Claude Burtchard
Carol Snyder
Hanely Falls
Minn
J. W. Seymour
Joe
Jim
West Coast
Yellowstone Park
Pocatello
Idaho
Seymour
San Diego
Willis Fogle
Russell
W. Miller Murray
Fogle
Fogies
Kenneth
Kent
Merilyn Fogle
State University
Iowa City
Harry Winn
Red Oak
Schuler
Leslie DeWitt
Jean
Long Beach
Elizabeth DeWitt
Charles Croghan
Edith Morton
Henry Morton
Willow Brook
Cal
Herschel Mullicn
A. E. Morton
C. M. Lawrence
Omaha
Emma Greenfield
Idaho Falls
Ida
Mr. Morton
Marvin Morton
Roy Ruch
Bridgewater
C. G. Reynolds
Margery
Nancy Jeanne Reynolds
Parker Reynolds
Colton
Char
Community notes from Grant area and neighboring towns
Grant residents Mr and Mrs Hal King took daughter Gertrude to Spirit Lake for summer work. The Harold Hayland family vacationed at Peoria with Mrs Margie Briter. W E Brown Arnolds Park and Junior Hayes Delphos visited Mrs Opal Enarson. Staff Sgt Robert Enarson and family returned to Rantoul after two weeks with Opal Enarson. Mildred Scoggins of Cheyenne visiting Mrs Anna Corbin for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Hal King
Gertrude
Spirit Lake
Harold Hayland
Peoria
Ill
Margie Briter
W. E. Brown
Arnolds Park
Junior Hayes
Delphos
Opal Enarson
Robert Enarson
Rantoul
Mildred Scoggins
Cheyenne
Wyo
Anna Corbin
Pedestrians Urged to Wear White at Night on Highways
Authorities urge pedestrians to wear white clothing when walking along highways after dark to improve visibility and reduce the risk of accidents.
Griswold and neighbors host visitors and remodeling work
Griswold Iowa residents host friends from Washington and Colorado while others plan travels to New Jersey and the East. Local homes see sun room additions and remodels. Visitors include L. Moore's family from Cincinnati, Dulcia Hershey from Wichita, and extended stays by Morton and Reynolds relatives.
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Griswold
Fred J. Moore
Washington
Iowa
Josephine Gillon
Gunnison
Colo
Marion Gallup
Oakland
Joe Leonard
George Kolrow
Donna Mae
Lincoln
Neb
R. A
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Grient
Claude E. Wylam
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Lester Balcom
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Barbara
Muncie
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