Social notes and Weddings across Washington Iowa
Busy social column recounts visiting relatives and friends in Richland Brighton and Washington. Attendees include Mrs. Ivan Augustine, Mrs. Steinbeck, Beverly Kirchner and Sgt Marvin Neilson with multiple family travel and hospital updates and a May library hearing on plans for a Washington public addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.V. Sparks
Leive
Ralph Augustine
Batavia
Carroll Steinbeck
Set
Augustine
Turkey
Paul McClintee Hedot
LeRoy Mineart
Brighton
Nanes Stickland
Roo. Steinbeck
Alma
Iowa
Beverly Ann Kirchner
Marvin Neilson
Soniof
Pete Neileon
Hdies
Hite
Board of Library Trustees
City of
Washington
Washington Prep Public Library
City of Washington
Laws
Harrisons Plan to Make Home in St Louis
Riverside April 24 Mr and Mrs Wayne Harrison and sons former local residents now in Omaha plan to move to St. Louis Missouri where Mr Harrison will continue work for Employees Casualty Co headquartered in Des Moines Other local items note Latta travel and return home for checkups. Mercy Hospital patients and church group activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Luckeys
Riverside
Wayne Harrison
Frank Burris
Fred Kron
Mercy Hospital
Momneday
John Rath
Washington
Charles
Baptism Names at Easter Sunday Service
Mr and Mrs Glen Younkhin were baptised during the morning service on Easter Sunday. Also baptised were John Sexton and his infant daughter Terri Ley of Downes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendells
Zears and Peifers
Bob
Glen Younkhin
Serview
John Sexton
Terri Ley
Downes
Fishing Sinkers Actually Radium Found In Pellets
Three schoolboys are under observation after taking a box of radium pellets used as fishing sinkers from a lead box on a railroad car. Elizabeth N J pathologist Dr Al Ro Casilli performed blood tests and said more will follow next week.
Shaped Pellets Mistaken for Sinkers by Youths
A report notes several boys found pellets shaped like two with strings tied. They thought the items were fishing sinkers. Ages of the boys are given as two who are ten or younger and one aged twelve. Names are not disclosed.
Which way do people tilt their heads when they kiss
New York Answer Man reports that kiss direction is usually determined by the kissers. Right handed males tilt to the right while left handed males tilt to the left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ivan Augustine
Rubio
Tom
Sernagh Beiesen
Steinbeek
Chicago
John ‘Totes
Cloyd
Inesster
Scmday
Kermit Steinheerd
HUVN
Vmiekeseester
Whats
Washington, Co
Wood Mere
Charles Kessler
Chuckie
Iown
Bob Jorras
Bobbie Kas Keesler
Morris Trie
Ther Guarent
Peacher
Phyllis Derby
Riehland
Steinbeck
San Diege Califor
Keith Steimheak Mere
Fred Leppert
Nue Mer Loverette Janes
Richland
Trewsant Meaney
Lacy Donee
Oliver Toone
Nt Prosteottiee
Paul McClintie
Don Bishop
Linois
Formnans
Des Moines
Montha
Birdie Smiths
Carl Coffman
Tommy Hartnell
Marine Pre
Frankie Clodfelter
Laredo
Missouri
Arthur Sparks
Clara Pletge
Lena Barnes
Nanes Dickinson
Miro
Mrs
Neal Burton
Mary Berry
Hielen Wilson
He-Man
Yemen
RCAF
Royal Australian Air Force
Melbourne
B. Sunderland
Allocitte
Corman Bee
Shouteoff
Norton
Joe Palooka
Ernie
Ham Fisher
Joe
Lucy
Hoffman
Solowa
Harrisons
St. Louis
O. KB. Latta
Tulsa
Okla
Lloyd Latta
Po OB Latta
Lloyd
Odessa
Texas
Latta
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Muller
Mr. Muller
Myef
First Methodist
Burlington
Lawrence Jones
KE. Colvin
Robert Cress
Connot Rath
Marilla Ame Jimny Luekes
Margaret
Joyce Bell
Duds Kiyon
Esther Lemley
Marilyn Moss
Mary Lou Colvin
Nane Jackson
Nanes Havel
Joan Kern
Gertrude Kenney
River
Kalona
Phil Preston
Oma Chody
Berniece McCollough
Marlene How
Kirwan Longo
Trinity Methodist Church
Connie Rath
Bette Moss
Jones Irene Younkin
Keystone
Carson
Doolittle Bombers
James Doolittle
Tokyo
Miami
Fla
T. W. Harwood
General Insurance Agency
The
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
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