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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1947

Page

4

Labor, aging, and world view Gleanings in Iowa and beyond

A column notes the Iowa House vote 74 31 on anti closed shop measures signaling labor reform sentiment. It laments dangers of large unions while urging education and gradual change for world peace criticizing Henry Wallace. The piece reflects on aging friendships and human progress driven by intellect, not labor alone.

Iowa T. H. Huston England United States Washington 1. C Henry Wallace Russia Wallace America Henry Washta Journal

Berlin Nazis remark on a man and a bed sitting room

Two Nazis chat on a Berlin street corner. They misread a man’s appearance and joke about Hitler while a bed sitting room gag unfolds. A teacher asks a math riddle about eggs and a skeptical pupil doubts the solution.

Berlin

Hat Joke Sparks Dinner Chat Between Martha and Him

In a playful exchange a man teases Martha about her hat making him laugh and she replies she will wear it again when the bill arrives. The lighthearted banter hints at a humorous dinner moment.

Weekend Dinner Plans and Army Draft Jokes

A light collection of old jokes about a Scotsman canceling dinner invitations and soldiers in training. One bit features a soldier asking what the order said and another about wedding pledges and vows.

Tricky Quickie Journey to Abernethy by Noon

Henry leaves his home dock at noon and travels upstream at 3 mph to Abernethy. He stays one hour, then returns with the current at 6 mph, arriving home at 4 PM. Find the distance to Abernethy from his home.

Henry Abernethy

Noble Locals Newsletter Highlights Local Visits and Service Notes

Noble, April 24 The Rev Sim Gingerich led the Sugar Creek church service in Regier's absence. Mrs Clayton Nebel and her Wayland parents attended John Searff’s funeral at Cookes funeral home in Mt Pleasant. A group called on Mrs Sarah Boshart recovering at Henry Yoder home. Local residents visited and callers included Gingerich Schlatter Miller Widmer and others from Wayland and Washington. Some guests traveled from Pioneer Ohio and Madaryville.

Sarah Boshart Simon Gingerich John Schlatter Amasa Miller Edna Widmer Wayland Jhoshart Roth Clairen Dodd Washington Yoder Lizzie Widmer Kathryn Harlan Marvin Widmer Elmer Freyenberger Pioneer Ohio Myrtle Edward Madaryville, Inc Henry Yoder Maleta Frendale Arlene Swartzendruber Town Lee Swartzendruber Allen Goff Mr. Pleasant E. W. Goff Donald Rinner Sarah Wenger Edna Eigsti Mary Conrad Clayton Nebel

Paisley Family Visits Relatives in Winfield

Mr and Mrs Lyle Paisley and family spent Saturday with relatives in Winfield. Harlan Widmer assisted digging basement for Elmer Wyse the past few days.

Lyle Paisley Winfield Harlan Widmer Elmer Wyse

Ruthe Duvall and I S T C Friends at Home for Weekend

Ruthe Duvall and two I S T C Cedar Falls classmates Hylis Berg and Jerry Rowland spent the weekend at the Duvall home in Dayton Grove. Mary Duvall visited from Des Moines, and many local families attended church or hosted guests through the week.

Ruthe Duvall I.S.T.C Dayton Grove Waalter Duvall Ruthe Hylis Berg Jerry Rowland Cedar Falls Mary Duvall Des Moines

Brighton Friends Visit Mrs Hoover In Bellevue Hospital

A string of visits to Mrs Clara Hoover, patient at Bellevue Hospital, including Mrs Ross Lane and friends from Brighton. Other social calls include Mrs Howard Crozier and Carrie Davis visiting Washington residents. families from Davenport and Waterloo spend Sundays with Cary Long and others. Mrs Hoover remains in a serious condition.

Brighton Mrs. Hoover Bellevue Hospital Edna S. Crile Prighyvon Ross Lane Myrtle Hanlon Mary Bates Jennie Madden Muséentine Clara Hoover Hoover Muscatine Howard Crozier Washington Cary Long Carrie Davis George Dickinson R. L. Barnett Atlantic L. F. Moore Burbank Calif Earl Hoover Waterloo Forrest Mullen Near Winfield Reba Long Davenport James Long Wm. Adams Sor Harold Howard Newton Charles Newton

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