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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1943

Page

8

Mrs. Frisk Laid To Rest At Local Cemetery

Funeral services were held for Mrs. Victor R. Frisk 64 at Pleasant Grove Hotel church with Rev. E. Mitchell officiating. She died Monday in Washington county hospital, had lived in Journalin area for 25 years, previously Elnora Johnson, born July 11, 1879 in Sweden. Surviving husband Victor R. Frisk, three Carlson children, Leo Rombus of Junction, six grandchildren, four sisters including Mrs. Theodore Johnson and Mrs. Sadie Holderman, one sister in Sweden, and a brother in Canada. Burial at Jim Grove cemetery remains.

Columbus Junction Victor R. Frisk Pleasant Grove Hothel Be. R. Mitchell Jim Grove Cemetery Washington Stephens Funeral Home Elnora Johnson Sweden Iowa Keokuk Moline Peter Carlson Eanester Carlson Furlough Port Calif Leo Rumbus Junction

Entertain Guests At S. Carris Home In Brighton

Sunday dinner guests at the Seth Carris home R. R. 1 Brighton were Kenneth Brown Mrs Doyle Brown and Phylis and Martha Baker. Evening guests included Tom Carris Ralph Melville and daughter Margaret. Private John R McClintie on a ten day furlough. Mrs Clara McClintic and brother Kenneth Brown left Sunday.

Prody A. Borkoski Brighton R. 1 Seth Carris Kenneth Brown Doyle Brown Phylis Martha Baker Tom Carris Ralph Melville Margaret John R. McClintie Clara MecClintic Maxenneth Brown

Navy furlough prompts family gathering in honor of Kenneth Brown

In Des Moines area notices, Kenneth Brown leaves for the Navy after a week’s fur lough. Honor events include Mr and Mrs Glen Mullikin hosting relatives at a pot luck dinner Friday. Also reported: Doyle Brown in Australia, Josephine Hendricks unwell, Nellie Balderson visiting Des Moines, Victory Benson to join the army, and various local social calls and dinners.

Des Moines Navy Doyly Brown Australia Josephine Hendricks Kenneth Brown Glen Mullikin Clarence Brown Leila Junior Dale Seth Carris Keith Linda Doyle Brown Thiglis Nellie Balderson

Forbes Have A Son Born At Mercy Hospital

Mr and Mrs Warren Forbes are the parents of a son born Saturday at Mercy hospital Iowa City. He will answer to the name Larry Warren. Union Dale reports a Christmas program with a blanket raffle won by Joe Krotz and hot lunch served. Delbert Grecian returns to Camp White Oregon after a 15 day furlough.

Wilbur Chalupa Union Dale Warren Forbes Mercy Hospital Iowa City Larry Warren Union Dale School Joe Krotz Pfe Delbert Grecian Camp White Oregon Everette Rath Beulah Weber Washington Ernest Bowman Robert Lows City Riley Grecian Charles Will Krotz

First Commandant Samuel Nicholas Leads Early Marine Corps

Samuel Nicholas of Philadelphia became the first commandant of the Marine Corps as the Continental Congress authorized his captaincy and president John Hancock signed the commission. This preceded appointments of Esek Hopkins and John Paul Jones to the Continental Navy.

America Corps United States Samuel Nicholas Marine Corps Continental Congress John Hancock Esek Hopkins John Paul Jones Continental Navy

Bread Truck Accident Sparks Community Bread Aid

A bread truck overturned south of Crawfordsville early Saturday. Damaged loaves were given to a local man for hog feed, then a pickup truck load of bread was placed on the street inviting all to help themselves. The incident prompted local residents to share baked goods and leftovers with neighbors.

J. A. Raymond East Sunset Crawfordsville Merle Twinam C. A. Strothman Russell Williams Howard Williams Ruth Martin John Martin Joe Rich Walter Rich P. J. Graber Max Owen Davenport Walter Owen Everette Sommer Shannon Lantz P. J. Roth Arthur Boshart Dillon Graber

John Garricks Buy J. Hesseltine Place After Selling Farm

John Garricks purchased the J W Hesseltine property on Noble east hill, known as the John C Roth place, after selling their farm south of Wayland. The item notes social visits, family dinners, and local activities including a Richer school Christmas program and a patient recovery.

Vernon W. Frey NOBLE John Garricks J. W. Hesseltine East Hill John C. Roth Garricks Wayland Orlin F. Frey KNFO Storm Lake Otto Frey Vernon Pete Roth Noah UN Lucille Anna Mae Graber Crawfordsville J. A. Frey Milton Nebel Roy Edwards Brighton

Walnut News Briefs Reflect Illness and Visits

Walnut, December 28 news notes Lyle Wilson and Mrs Orpha To bias travel to Sioux City for their father's illness Dr H Sehnell shows some improvement Master Sergeant John Nayadley and wife from Ohio visit parental Joe Nayadley home Orpha Tobias and pupils present a program with mother gifts made by children Families and neighbors gather at multiple homes including the Nayadleys McKays Nelsons and Kaufman families share Sunday visits and Christmas plans

Walnut Lyle Wilson Orpha Tobias Sioux City H. Sehnell Master Sergeant John Nayadley Ohio Joe Nayadley South Sea Chas. McKay Lloyd Everette McKay Sam Warren, Jr Carl Nelson Dorothy Allard Clyde Nicola Ed Nelson Chas. Schamp Lloyd Nelson Junior Nelson

Ancient funeral torches and Grecian halls lit ancient celebrations

The text describes early forms of light in ancient Egypt and Greece, noting funeral pyres and torches with oil-soaked wicks, and Grecian banquet halls illuminated by torches on walls to celebrate Greek victory, reflecting Egyptian and Greek artistic styles.

Pyramids Greece

Crawfordsville Teachers Enjoy Annual Christmas Party

The eight teachers of the Crawfordsville school enjoyed their annual Christmas party Monday evening at the home of Supt. and Mrs. Githens. Mary Manners reports from Crawfordsville with festive details.

Mary Manners Crawfordsville

Community Obits and Visits Highlight Local News

Relatives attended Will Brown funeral in Winfield with burial here. Will Brown’s survivor list includes wife, daughter, brother George Brown of Marshalltown and sister Mrs. Clara Bolleau of Washington. Oma Strain wins third prize war stamps at Greater Cincinnati Art Exhibit. Rev. W. G. Robertson improves after a stroke and plans to resume work January 1. Robert Miller and Coe College classmates travel to Fort Benning for officers candidate school after graduation.

Supt D. W. Githens Will Brown Winfield T. M. Holmes Robert Holmes Vernon White John Holmes Claire Holmes Maurice Paigley Brown George Brown Marshalltown Clara Bolleau Washington Oma Strain Norwood Ohio Greater Cincinnati Benton Wash Robert Neal Ralph Neal Africa W. G. Robertson United Presbyterian Church Atlantic Pittsburgh Dell Finn Will Dobson Fairfield

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