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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1950

Page

8

Local Friends and Family Share Visits Across States

Ainsworth residents hosted relatives and guests from Michigan to Colorado for family gatherings and celebrations. Edna Gardner and Elwyn Gardner joined others at the State Fair while Ruth Dupuis resumed vocal studies in Mason City after a Colorado summer.

Forrest Donaldson Elsie Bruegge Elwyn Gardner Edna Gardner Ruth Dupuis Boulder Colo University of Coloado Miss Dupuis Mason City

4-H Girls Demonstration Team Wins Reserve Title

Ten years ago Washington county 4-H girls demonstration team members Mary Ellen Duensing and Dorothy Daniel of the Jacksonite club won a reserve championship at the state fair demonstration team contest yesterday.

Washington County Mary Ellen Duensing Dorothy Daniel Jacksonite Club

Weather outlook for Washington through Thursday

Cloudy through Thursday with continued cool conditions. Showers likely tonight as the weather pattern remains unsettled for Washington and surrounding areas.

Crop price drop hits truck crop producers this year

Truck crop producers report lower prices for their crops this year compared with last year, impacting income expectations and planting decisions across growing regions.

Local families depart after visits and sightseers

Mrs Louise White returns from Davenport and Moline Illinois after a week with friends. Mr and Mrs Paul Leach and children head home to Savannah Georgia after a week visiting the Weldin and Gates families with plans to tour Chicago Louisville and Lexington en route. Walter Harvey presents tomato experiment at Journal office showing a cluster of fifteen tomatoes weighing 10 3 4 pounds and cross bred by his propagating efforts possibly named tamaritas.

Paul Leach Gaye Savannah Phil Weldin W. L. Gates Chicago Ill Louisville Lexington Walter Harvey Journal Office

Hospital Admits and Discharges list

Yesterday at the hospital Robert Lundin of Brighton was admitted for surgical care and Mrs. Starvey Farrier of Brighton is admitted for medical treatment. Joe Falk of the city also admitted for medical care and no visitors are allowed. Today Chester Spangler of Crawfordsville admitted for surgery. Dismissed today Francis Greenwood of the city, Mrs. Ray Canott and daughter of Wellman, and Mrs. Henry Knebel and son of the city. Births yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Kreutz of the city a daughter born at 7 55 p.m.

Joe Falk Klein Klothing Company Washington County Hospital Chicago Robert Lundin Brighton Surgical Starvey Farrier City Chester Spangler Crawfordsville Francis Greenwood Ray Canott Wellman Henry Knebel Emanuel Kreutz

Birthday and Anniversary Wishes for Local Residents

Local brief extends birthday greetings to Mrs Glenn L Wilson Tom Tanner John Owen Mrs Everette Westen Orie O Connor Charles Churchill Peggy Perrin Kenneth Kenton Erwin. Anniversary salutes for Mr and Mrs P F Whisler wed in 1917 and Mr and Mrs Harry Sowden wed in 1924. Caren Elizabeth Wenger of Wayland turns seven, Jerry Lee Karr of Wellman marks eight, and Mrs Ray Stalder celebrates a birthday on this date.

Glenn L. Wilson Tom Tanner John Owen Everette Westen Orie O'Connor Charles Churchill Peggy Perrin Kenneth Kenton Erwin P. F. Whisler Harry Sowden Caren Elizabeth Wenger Wayland Jerry Lee Karr Wellman Ray Stalder

Valley Forge name born from burning forge in 1777

The iron forge burned by British forces in September 1777 gave Valley Forge its name. Its ruins sit beside Valley Creek in the quiet west vale and have been excavated and preserved for visitors to view.

Valley Forge Valley Creek

Army Engineers Complete Alaska Highway In Record Time

U S army engineers finished pioneering the 1 600 mile Alaska highway from Dawson Creek to Fairbanks in seven months and 17 days.

U.S. Army Alaska Highway Dawson Creek British Columbia Fairbanks

German Slicker Outsmarts Reds In Berlin Liquor Double-Dealing

Berlin story of Gottfried Lanka a 35 year old West Berliner who duped Soviet and Russian sector authorities by posing as a Socialist Unity Party official and arranging delivery of 2 500 bottles of schnapps to the East. He bought in the American sector at 3 West marks per bottle and sold to comrades in the Russian sector, mocking the authorities and drawing laughs from West Berliners.

Berlin Steven Williams United Press Statt Herr Gottfried Lanka United Nations Free Peoples Iron Curtain Lanka Peoples Socialist Unity Party Communist Party Lanka-Luke West Berlin

Franklin Locals

Franklin residents share a series of social updates from Eldon to West Chester Cedar Rapids and Cheyenne. The notes mention JoAnn and Teddy Fulton performing in an accordion band, visits by the Booths Coon Zeck and Peiffer families, Everette Coon’s janitorial role, bus driving changes, Murray and Phyllis starting at Washington Junior College and West Chester High School, a beef demonstration, calves shipped for market, and local skating excursions.

W. V. Durst Franklin R. I. Fulton JoAnn Teddy Eldon Harold Booth Connie Afton R. H. Fulton Everette Coon Murray Phyllis West Chester Everette Washington Don Darbyshire George Zeck Edward A. Peiffer Cedar Rapids Harold Fulton Coon Phyllis Coon John Combs Cheyenne John

District of Columbia Fully Occupied Territory Claim

A historical note states that Washington, D. C. occupies all 70 square miles allocated to the District. The statement emphasizes the extent of territorial control within the federal capital boundaries.

Washington, D. C District of Columbia

Iran Prepares Arms Against Red Attack

Tehran AP report shows Iran facing economic strain from Korea era tensions with costs rising for US tires and dollars while real estate falls. The north Iran army is ordered to dig in near the border as Razmara pushes decentralization and anti Communist measures to boost morale and living standards.

Tehran Korea Iran United States Europe Azerbaijan Radio Moscow Persia Tran Ali Razmara Razmara Tudeh

Brighton Notes and Appointments in Local Families

Brighton August 29 report covers visits from Canton and Washington residents, hospital referrals to Iowa City, State Fair attendees, and local school staffing changes. Families of Wanerus, Bennett, Coffman, and Morgan hosted or visited relatives. Kilgore property sale and moves of Monroe Kelly and daughter noted. Ed Whitacre elected to replace retiree Roger Arnold as third and fourth grade teacher.

Brighton Jack Stauffer Canton Lulu Smith N. H. Crabb Washington County Hospital Iowa City Edgar Wise Jack Scheeler Harvey Hoskins Phillip Wanerus Washington Adriene Smith Richland Wash Fred Wanerus James Bennett Patricia Ralph Coffman Cedar Rapids Hubert Morgan Morgan Monroe Kelly Huron Kilgore Kelly Brighton High School Ed Whitacre Roger Arnold Lester Mayer Sharp Corner School Lucian Wilkinson Chicago Florence Lloyd Gallen Reighard

Local residents resume duties and visit familiares

Mrs. Mary DeWolf Heilman resumes her property duties. Phyllis Woodford returns to Os kaloosa to teach grades after spending the summer with Anson and Phyllis Woodford. Mrs. L W Griffith and daughter Kimberly travel back to Illinois to parents Rev and Mrs E E Voss. Mrs. Cora Foote of Richland and sister Mrs Violet Edwards of Denbigh N D and Charles Edwards of Linby visit Ira and Albert Saunders.

Mary DeWolf Heilman Phyllis Woodford Anson Woodford Oskaloosa L. W. Griffith Kimberly Illinois E. E. Voss Cora Foote Richland Violet Edwards Denbigh N. D Charles Edwards Linby Ira Albert Saunders

Sunlight Cancer Links for Blue-Eyed Individuals

A Santa Monica California doctor reports a study finding blue-eyed people are more susceptible to sun related cancer than brown eyed individuals. The research notes eye color as a potential factor in sun exposure risk.

Santa Monica Calif

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