Bob Brower Visits His Grandparents at Maxwell
Bob Brower visits his grandparents Mr and Mrs J O Brower at Maxwell Iown. The note lists local visits and gatherings including a Legion park reunion in Sigourney and various family trips and arrivals around Iowa towns. Nancy Lou Brower born three months ago is mentioned along with other family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Brower
Brower
Maxwell
Hardscrabble
Bobby Brower
J. 0. Brower
Maxwell Iown
Matt Wehr
Striegs
Legion Park
Sigourney Sneday
Orville Griggs
Stockport
John Wehr
Keota
Walker
Minnesota
Don Hart
Nianey Lou
Waterloo
John Weir
Nancy Lou
Round Grove News and Incorporation Notice
Round Grove notes neighborly visits and picnics at Wild Cat Park plus a detailed notice of incorporation for Washington Loy Mill Co in Iowa, outlining business scope, capital stock, directors and dates. The piece mentions farms near Lone Tree and Washington with local families visiting and traveling to Iowa City and Barlington during August 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Skuhal
Round Grove
Gilbert Holie
KE. J. Frey
Raymont Coon
William Zachs
George and
Yelena
Riverside
Dean Zahs
Edgar ‘Hetstine
Juny Skibal
Wild Cat Aen Park
Harley Nelson Ena
Elvin McMath
Iowa
Washington Loy Mill CO
Washington
Joseph M. Sinaiko
Cedar Rapids
I. D. Sinaiko
N. Cursor Avenue
Hollywood 46
California
Samuel H. Maslon
Redgate
Wayzata
Minnesota
Mrs. Moore Plans Sunset Park Family Reunion Picnic
Mrs. Mary Moore and her children plan a reunion and picnic at Sunset Park on Sunday with many relatives visiting from Des Moines Nauvoo Canton Chicago and Kirby area and other locals joining in the event and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Durst
Franklin
Mary Moore
Sunset Park
Robert Moore
Airfield
T. R. Slutts
Douds
Ruth Meyer
Arlene Boitorff
Des Moines
Harry Argust
Phillips
Nauvoo
Ill
Art Dan
Leland
Dick Schmitt
Ed Rich
Charles Reneau
Merle Reneau
Baby
Canton
Howard Hoyle
Eva Floye
Henry Sheets
Roberta
Harold Sheets
Glen Durst
Robert Sheets
Harry Davidson
F. Rich and Sons
Wm. Chmelar
Pauline Florang
Chicago
Baenell Dam
Ozarks
Wm Hagist
Everett Sehmitt
Gerald McDowell
Kinross
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
Everett Sehmer
Wmn
Huigist
Floyvantover
George Hugist
Muscatine
Margeret Keyser
Frances Keefe
Detroit
Mic
Shin- Kus
Boblo
Canada
Junior Colleges Aid Iowa College Enrollment Surge
Des Moines report shows Iowa junior colleges with rising enrollments expected to ease four year schools. Deputy Supt. J P Street notes threefold growth anticipated this year versus 1945, with a peak past 2 000 in 1938 39 uncertain. One new college opens Clinton. five war closed reopen Clarinda Red Oak Sheldon Washington Webster City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. P. Street
Street
Clinton
Clarinda
Red Oak
Sheldon
Washington
Webster City
Veterans Administration
Bad Bascomb thrills with Berry and O'Brien on MGM screen
Wallace Berry and Margaret O'Brien star in MGM outlaw drama Bad Bascomb opening Sunday. The tale follows Zeb Bascomb a two gun bandit pursued by a three state posse who is domesticated by a Mormon caravan in Wyoming and forced to confront his life of crime. The film pairs Berry with J Carroll Naish and Marjorie Main while Emmy O'Brien drives the plot as she plots Bascomb marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sheets
Clifford Conklin
iKeota
Chasehompson
Ainsworth
Leland Sheets
James
Isabelle Collibs
Carl Johnster
Mickey
al Augustine
Chicago
Clyde Dawson
Robert Keyser
N Ave
Jimmie Keete
Clynton
Margaret Keyser
Inland Sheetz
John Combs
Isabelle Combs
Howard Hoyle
Geo. Bartholomew
Roy Wells
Lewis Virty
Silver Lake
C. O. Davis
Howard Hoyles
Leland Sheetz
James Combs
Fairfield
Forrest Lance
Louis Rinner
Washington
Wallace Berry
Jackie Cooper Pictures
Bad Bascomb
Jitle Margaret O'Brien
Berry
Eetreess
Wyoming
Zeb Bascomb
Bart Yancey
J. Carrol Naish
Bascomb
Marjorie Main
Emmy
Margaret O’brien
Comb
Bas
Avocado Dressing Alternative for Tomato Salad
A dressing equal to any is made by sieving ripe avocado and seasoning with lemon juice and garlic salt. It serves as a substitute that eases reliance on bottled salad oil.
Toast Texture Change Cited After Minute Wait
A cooking note warns toast should be served one minute after making. In two minutes the crust soaks moisture from inside and becomes tough.
Strict Dress Rules Rule at 17th Century French School
Fashionable girls at a 17th century French school faced strict limits on basics with one set of undergarments, one pair of stockings, and two handkerchiefs per month. They could take one foot bath per month and three complete baths per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
A Hot Soapy Foot Bath Refreshes Tired Feet
A hot soapy foot bath offers a simple way to revive weary feet and relax sore muscles after a long day. This quick ritual uses warm water and gentle cleansing to soothe and rejuvenate.
Bad Man role charms in entertaining street theatre
Berry plays the Bad Man with a firm grip while Miss O'Brien charms as the unimpressed youngster. The duo anchors a standout street production praised for wit and engaging performances in a lively, modern spotlight.
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Minneapolis
Minn
International Soundphoto
James M. Mead
Senate War Investigating Committee
George Meader
Tom Clark
Garsson Munitions Combine
International
Rollo Bergeson
Sioux City
Hughes J. Bryant
Mason City
Wayne (Dutch) Ropes
Onawa
Ropes
Iowa Daily Press
Henry Harris, JR
Philippines
Fairfield Suisun Army Air Base
Pacific
Orville Grigess
John L. Wehr
Cedar Falll
Stephen Marshall
Beverly Keller
Chas. Keller
L. W. Gordon
Glenn Gorden
Norma
Harry Payne
Glenn Gordon
Art Hamilton
W. B. Edwards
Ward Edwards
Ralph Robertson
Carl Harbeson
Dale Robertson
Cloyee Crone
Wenell Shatfer
John Skubal
Iowa City
Frank Skubal
Lone Tree
Wheatstine
Percy Skubay
Frank Skhubal
Als
Claude Kilgore
Bill
Claudine
Minnesota Lakes
Lloyd Enke
Clark Hinckman
Barlington
Margaret O'Brien
MGM
Dians
Little Miss O'Brien
Missouri
Truman
Roger Slaughter
Kansas City
Slaughter
Congress
Enos Axtell
WAVY
San Diego
Cal
U. S
U. S. Army
George Wood
George
Caporetto
Venezia Giulia
Major Wood
Philadelphia
Leonard Wiehrdt
Pittsburgh
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