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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1941

Page

2

Mrs Palmer Attends Washington National Insurance Convention

Mrs A FE Palmer left for Excelsior Springs Missouri to attend the Washington National Insurance company convention this week. Also noted is a Spring Opening Dance at Hiland Palace on Thursday and Uncle Elmer's Daffy Doodlers. Mrs W M Tweeten and sons Richard and Ray returned from Osage after visiting her sister Mrs Fred Lesch.

A. FE. Palmer Excelsior Springs Washington National Insurance Company Hiland Palace Uncle Elmer

Hospital Admissions and a Newborn Named Sheryl Anne

Evan Fishburn of Glendale and Ralph Gibson were admitted as surgical patients last evening. Mrs. Wayne Miller of Keota had major surgery this morning. A daughter named Sheryl Anne, six pounds four ounces, born at 11 42 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. James I Hunsaker of 21114 South Marion. Orville Carter dismissed after tonsillectomy. Mrs. Ella Hout of 603 North Av.

Evan Fishburn Glendale Calif Ralph Gibson South Fourth Avenue Wayne Miller Keota James I Hunsaker South Marion Sheryl Anne Orville Carter Ella Hout North Av

Beverly Hills guest aids burial at Frank Brindley home

Mrs Martha Darbyshire of Beverly Hills accompanies the late Frank Brindley for burial and will be a guest at the Frank Miller home rest of the week. Fried chicken dinner at Purple Row Lunch Room Wednesday 35c. Mrs Ida B Hout of Kinross admitted as medical patient this morning.

Martha Darbyshire Beverly Hills Calif Frank Miller Frank Brindley Purple Row Erue C Ida B. Hout of Kinross

Men to Enroll in Vocational Courses Tomorrow Evening

Young men ages 17 to 24 may enroll for the second series of eight week mechan ical courses tomorrow at 7 30 pm in room 101 of the high school building. Courses include automotive mechanics general metal electricity and carpentry with no tuition. The school board approved about 1000 of new equipment from the state vocational board and a recognition program will be held Friday evening at the high school.

E. A. Ralston State Board of Vocational Education

Fulton Market Rated World’s Largest Fish Center

The Fishery Council Inc reports Fulton Market in New York City as the world’s largest fish distribution center, highlighting its vast scale and global reach in seafood trade.

The Fishery Council, Inc Fulton Market New York City

Crawfordsville Social Notes Spring Visits Reported

Crawfordsville locals share brief visits with relatives and friends from Columbia Missouri Oelwein Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Washington. Mr and Mrs J C Wooley and family visited his sister Mrs Etta Buxbaum and brother Lee Lease. Henry Chene and daughter Janice returned from a week with relatives. Patty Norton spent spring vacation at the Jack Howard home Ruth Jane Hubbard stayed weekend in Cedar Rapids.

Crawfordsville J. C. Wooley Columbia Etta Buxbaum Lee Lease Fami Henry Chene Janice Oelwein Am Des Moines Patty Norton Washingt Jack Howard Ruth Jane Hubbard Ceda Rapids

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