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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1944

Page

3

Healing Faith Opens God's Healing Channel

A spiritual reflection cites Hosea 11:3 asserting good physicians sense healing through faith and harmony. It emphasizes divine healing beyond human aid and the blessing of spiritual trust in health.

Daily Verse and World War II News Digest

A miscellany blends verse on doctors and duty with notes on legal precedents and wartime events. It references a court ruling on car theft liability, future home prefabrication, Cassino and Anzio in Italy, and Allied campaigns in North Africa and Sicily. It also surveys potato planting beliefs, federal payrolls, invasion timing, and public attitudes amid wartime censorship debates.

Cassino North Africa Italy Rome Anzio

Guest Column Reflects on Return to Iowa and Florida Trip

A local guest writer laments the cold Iowa weather after a Florida visit. He muses on gas shortages, Washington’s unchanged faces, and the Coffee Club’s role in business camaraderie. He notes upcoming Country Club and Club business meetings and ends with a playful signature.

Unchanged Washington Hopes Until Next Leave

A brief note expresses the wish that Washington stays the same until the next leave in (CENSORED).

Washington

Brighton R. 1 social notes and events

April 5 Robert Porter fell and broke his hand. Kosmer Borkoski was a Washington caller Friday. Irene Jones of Des Moines visited the parental Lloyd Jones home. Funeral attendees from here joined the Mrs G P Judson funeral at Fairerton. Sun ton caller Glen Mullikin visited Saturday. Don Gowey and Washington callers were seen Saturday. Glens Mullikin and family Clarence Brown family and Josephine Hendricks visited Seth Carrig home Sunday.

Prody A. Borkoski Brighton Robert Porter Kosmer Borkoski Washington Irene Jones Des Moines Lloyd Jones G. P . Judson FairtieRt Sunton Glen Mullikin Don Gowey Clarence Brown Josephine Hendricks Seth Carrig

V. J. Kueneman Is Awarded Good Conduct Medal

Riverside sergeant Verne J. Kueneman a cook in the army air force was awarded the good conduct medal issued by the 13th army air force commander in the South Pacific area. He is authorized to wear the bronze star on the Asiatic Pacific theater ribbon for his role in the Northern Solomon campaign. A Riverside St Mary’s High School graduate, he joined the army air force on June 26 1942 and has served 16 months overseas.

Riverside Verne J. Kueneman Edward J. Kueneman 13Th Army Air Force South Pacific Kueneman Solomon St. Mary's High School Army Air Force

Riverside soldier serves as checker in New Caledonia

Pfe Robert Clair Kucera son of Mr and Mrs William Kucera Riverside now stationed in New Caledonia serves as checker of incoming supplies with a motor parts supply company there He joined the service in May 1942 and has been overseas since May 1943 Also noted are visits by Dorothy Schneider Ottumwa teacher to her father in Riverside and Mrs Olin Gingerich of Iowa City to relatives, plus Mr and Mrs C J Karel visiting in Iowa City to meet the Sage family granddaughter and Mrs Willard Ginkens of Ainsworth visiting Riverside friends.

Pfe Robert Clair Kucera William Kucera Riverside New Caledonia St. Mary's High School Dorothy Schneider Ottumwa Olin Gingerich Iowa City Albert Duwn C. J. Karel Norman Sage Sage Willard Ginkens Ainsworth Oral Rath Connie Jean David Wright Jessie J. Karel Eugene Duffy Duffy John Rotenburger Clair Kron Hills William Kron Joseph Knebel Edgar Henning Davenport

Oldest Twins, 88, In County Observe Birthdays Quietly

Riverside residents Frank and August Rummelhart, Washington county’s oldest twins, turned 88 on April 3. They live in Riverside with families and remain active in St. Mary’s Church and the Holy Name Society. Both have long local roots and Democrat ties.

Riverside Frank August Rummelhart Washington County August Francis X Catherine Beasler Rummelhart Victor John F. Rummelhart Mary Mougin Sophia Ruper Rummelhart Texas Joseph Kirby Stella Rummelhart Edward John CC Rummelhart Colorado Delphine Colbert Louis c. Rummelhart Iowa City Clarence Robert Rummelhart St. Mary's Church Holy Name Society of the Church Democrat Party

Easter Programs at Eicher Church Highlighted by Sunday School

Verne W. Frey reports Noble notes that the Eicher Sunday school children will stage an Easter program after Sunday school with a choir performance in the evening led by Rev. Metzner. Other items include local residents visiting and farm news about rabbits and early crop sowing.

Eicher Church Anna& Frey Otto Frey

Signs of boron starvation in alfalfa leaves

The alfalfa plant shows boron deficiency by yellowing leaves near the growing point and reddening at times. Typically the top of the plant turns yellow while the lower leaves stay green.

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