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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1945

Page

1

Returns home honorably discharged veterans and visitors

Mrs. Paul Butterbaugh reports her husband reached the states and plans to visit soon after enlisting in October 1942 and later serving in England France and Germany. Thomas Earl Campbell arrived home with honorable discharge after 3 1/2 years in the armed forces including eighteen months in the south Pacific. Major Richard Hopp on terminal leave visits his Chicago route. Dr. Franklin Zaring from Chicago visits family as he served on a mine sweeper reaching chief pharmacist's mate. Local gatherings honor Milford Cook on his birthday with families Edna Spra gue, Jimmy Cook and others attending cake and celebrations.

Paul Butterbaugh Virginia States England France Germany Pfe Thomas Earl Campbell William F. Campbell South Pacific Separation Center Fort Leonard Wood Kansas Franklin Zaring Chicago Glenn Zaring Zaring

Detroit couple visits Washington relatives for Christmas

Mr and Mrs LaVerne Anderson from Detroit Michigan are in Washington for Christmas vacation visiting relatives. He has been honorably discharged after serving in Germany and is home for the holiday break.

Detroit Mich Washington Germany

Niles Addresses Rotary on Growing Up at Christmas Party

Dr. Stanley B. Niles, president of Iowa Wesleyan College, told the Rotary Club that many problems stem from people not growing up. He described childhood as a protected, dependent life and urged self reliance. Attendees included Robert E. Martin, Dave Elder, and Lt. Col. William G. Eldridge. planned Christmas program for December 17 will include wives and children.

Town Wesleyan College Stanley B. Niles Rotary Club Doctor Niles Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant L. C. Willits Rotary

Remaking V Clothes Guides Refashioning For Less Wear

When remaking old garments hold them up to the light to locate worn spots. Refashion the pieces so the worn areas face the least wear or strain, extending the garment’s life.

Funeral services for Mrs Will Erwin held at Shermans

Funeral services for Mrs. Will Erwin were held yesterday afternoon at Sherman's funeral home. The service was conducted by her pastor Rev. George Kerr. Burial followed at Elm Grove cemetery with pallbearers Howard Mangold Marion Sheetz Merle Sheetz Richard Schiebel Dwight Moody and Dale Moody.

Jefferson Plan Guided UVA Building Layout

The University of Virginia’s campus layout follows a plan designed by Thomas Jefferson. The scheme centers on a library, academies, and the Lawn, shaping student life and collegiate architecture.

Jefferson University of Virginia Thomas Jefferson

Darling Nellie Gray coins Hanby and schoolmaster song

Benjamin Hanby the composer and village school master created the world musical favorite Darling Nellie Gray. He reportedly wrote the tune on a classroom blackboard for his pupils to sing for the entertainment and education of the community.

Nellie Gray Benjamin Hanby Hanby

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