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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1946

Page

8

Wedding Invitation and Local Musings From The Rocking Chair Brigade

The writer notes an invitation to the May 3 wedding of Jane Seibert and Robert H. Rall of Pittsburgh, mentions the groom’s army discharge, and that the Ralls are local favorites. They tease wedding gifts, pots and china, and a recipe for Chinese Chews shared at a coffee hour, ending with a remark on summer garbage disposal.

Jane Seibert Robert H. Rall Pittsburgh Robert Robert O. Rall Esther Haller Rall Ralls Bob Sam Bobby

Fairfield Notes Include Beaty Visit and Presbytery Buzz

The column mentions Willis Beaty remaining in charge, Rae McElhinney Reed visiting Fairfield, and friends flooding town as a flood threat kept her basement safe two years ago. It notes Presbyterians and Legion dignitaries at church and convention, cafe chatter about meals, and a humorous ad about a lounging robe promising charm to the wearer.

Rae McElhinney Reed Anna Elizabeth Etha Dawson Fairfield Rae Presbyterian Church Legion Auxiliary Legion Convention

Furnace Creek Ranch Oasis Sets Record in Death Valley

In Death Valley at Furnace Creek Ranch, an artificial oasis created by irrigation marks the site of the old Greenland ranch. The area houses a weather station once known by the original name. On July 10, 1913, the official thermometer recorded a shade temperature of 134 degrees Fahrenheit.

Greenland Ranch Death Valley Furnace Creek Ranch Greenland Tanch

Some Stars Hotter Than Sun Temperatures Reach 80000 Degrees

An article explains that the hottest stars can reach about 80 000 degrees Fahrenheit making them far hotter than the Sun which is only a fraction of that heat. It highlights the extreme heat of stellar bodies and compares it to our sun for context.

Hesselschwerdt Rice Pledge Troth At Church Ceremony

Treva Marie Hesselschwerdt and Allen Buckner Rice II wed at the Iowa City Methodist Church in Kalona in a candlelight double ring ceremony attended by about 150 guests. The bride’s gown used Japanese parachute fabric with Victorian details. reception followed in the church social rooms. The couple plans an extended motor trip before settling in West Lebanon Indiana where Rice will serve as a pastor.

Kalona Iowa City Treva Marie Hesselschwerdt Allen Buckner Rice Michigantown Ind FE. J. Hesselschwerdt Rice Methodist Church Jessie Nye Milton Vermont Ethel Rice Vera, Strickler Martha Louise Hesselschwerdt John H. Rudolph Atchison, Kan Henry Sharpe Hickory N.C Martin Levy Nye West Lebanon Mary Hayes Iane Lankelman Marilyn Agne Dorothy Kirchner Ames Jeanette Kumball Dorothy Thompson George B. Whitfield, II Mt. Vernon S. G. Peterson Muscatine Fred E. Miller Walter Smith Washington

Riverside Easter Visitors and Funeral for Richard Heitzman

Riverside residents welcomed relatives from Clinton Davenport Maquoketa and Iowa City for Easter gatherings. Funeral services for Richard Heitzman aged 86 were held at St Marys Riverside with Rev J J Fath officiating and local choir participation.

Riverside Maynard Haugen Shick Clinton Hillsboro North Dakota Albis Beranek Irene Beranek Louis Walsh Baby Davenport Odelia Walsh Lyle Fesler Fannis Meeks Des Moines Elmer Ivan George McLeod Duane Perkins Frances Schnoebelen Iowa City Mary Schnoebelen St. Mary’s Church Richard Heitzman Donald Mapel Columbus Junction John Geret Allen Snyder Maquoketa Roy Snyder Agnes Theresa Brophy Leo Brophy Joseph P. Quinn Mary Jane The State University Marjorie Quinn Carrie College Dubuque J. J. Fath Verne Schnoebelen Louis George Case Robert Bushek St. Mary’s High School Bernadine Yeggy

Funeral Rites Held For Riverside Native In Mount Auburn Cemetery

Reverend Fath led the funeral service for a Riverside native with Rev. Omer H. Kiefer of St Ambrose academy Davenport in attendance. Pallbearers included Paul and Elmo Heitzman and other nephews. Burial followed at Mount Auburn Cemetery on Riverside’s north edge.

Omer H. Kiefer Riverside St. Ambrose Academy Davenport Fath Paul and Elmo Heitzman George Birrer Francis Albert Mellecker Hills Fred Beaton Iowa City Mountae North Edge Riverside

Hardwood Distillation Capacity by U S Region

The total capacity of United States hardwood distillation plants is now estimated at 1377 cords per day with about 29 percent in the southern region, 35 percent in the eastern region, and 36 percent in the north central region.

United States

Winter Wheat Planting Split Aids U S and World

The article notes that about three fourths of wheat planting in the United States and globally is winter wheat, with roughly one fourth devoted to spring wheat. It highlights a predominant preference for winter wheat in both markets.

United States

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