Reminiscences of Washington by Don Ross and Don Pyke
Des Moines based Don Ross recounts memories of Washington with Don Pyke of St. Louis. The note lists former teachers, coaches, classmates, local figures and long-time friends, including Russell Visquain, A Brook, Thomp Brookhart, Bud Fields and many others, underscoring enduring ties to the old hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ross
Des Moines
Washington
Don Pyke
St. Louis
Russell M.visquain
Don
Dons
United Presbyterian Church
University City
Monmouth College
Burlington
Monmouth
C. A. Brook
W. H
Keota
A. Brook
Rude Warfels
Cap Harveys
Frank Millers
Bob Pattersons
the Berdos
Bruce Cowden
Cave Harveys
Dave
Veterans Administration
Dorothy Harvey
Thomp Brookhart
Thomp
Sam Neills
Sam and Mildred
Paul Gageby
Russell Visquain
Town State College
Ames
Vifquain
Russell
Martha Godfrey
Martha
California
Lucy Pierce Lane
Oscar Lane
Elizabeth
Pib) Bell
Minneapolis
Don Bell
State Banking Department
Glen Whitmer
Oak Park, Ill
Stone Wall
Earl Galloway
Claire Brook
Nate Fields
Dick Willis
Scoop Lane
Everett Peck
Fred Blick
Bergie Larson
Bud Fields
Bud
Bailey
Eleanor
Marsh Bailey
Geo-Mineral Praised by Concord Pharmacists
Porter Bros. of Concord North Carolina report strong sales over six months for Geo-Mineral calling it one of their best selling drugs. They note customers report amazing results and urge sufferers who found little relief from other medicines to try Geo-Mineral.
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Nature
Roosevelt
Georgia
Leomardes
France
Greece
Hercules
Porter Bros., Pharmacists
Concord
N. C
Geo-Mineral
Breeder Horace Lytle Warns on Sporting Dog Principles
By Ted Kesting Horace Lytle argues the fundamental principles of dog breeding apply across pointers setters retrievers spaniels and hounds, yet these basics are too often unknown or ignored by the average breeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Lytle
Breeding Genius in Dogs Balances Bloodlines and Rules
The article argues that dam contribution equals sire in breeding and stresses selecting two strong individuals and bloodlines. It notes some bitches should not be bred and that true greatness requires both rules and a breeder’s instinct. Lytle cites that breeding genius may outpace strict rules, yet rules remain essential.
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Nick
Lytle
Aileen Smith Weds Clarence Shull in Kirksville Christmas
Aileen Violet Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton Smith wed Clarence Shull son of Mr and Mrs Clint Shull at the Methodist church parsonage Kirksville Missouri on Christmas morning at 9 o clock Rev Fred P Hanes officiated. The bride wore a blue gabardine suit. After a short wedding trip through northern Missouri they will live in Washington at the first of the year. The bride works for American Pearl Button company and the groom for Richards Construction company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirksville
Aileen Violet Smith
Milton Smith
Clarence Shull
Clint Shull
Winfield
Fred P. Hanes
Missouri
American Pearl Button Company
Mr. Shull
Richards Construction Company
Birthday and anniversary notes from West Chester area
Four year old Duane Allen Beenblossom celebrates his birthday. The Crone Salladay Sickles and Koenig families are listed among those with December birthdays. Charles Neff Gladys Stout Linda Howsare and Karen Gray appear among other celebrants. Mr and Mrs Clem Griffith mark their 33rd wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Claire Neff
Gladys Louise Stout
Linda Jean Howsare
John Kiene
Karen Kay Gray
Arlene Charpening
Clem Griffith
West Chester
Hostesses Named for White Shrine Bridge Party
Hostesses for the White Shrine bridge party yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Masonic Temple were Mrs. Russell Goodin and a second hostess not identified in the readable text.
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White Shrine Bridge
Masonic Temple
Russell Goodin
Bridge Winners At Aina Worth Gathering
Mrs Edith Richards of Aina worth hosted a bridge session with three tables. The high score winner was Mrs H M Dodder, with second high going to Mrs Ernie Rouse. Refreshments followed from a holiday decorated table.
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Edith Richards
Ainaworth
H. M. Dodder
Ernie Rouse
Six U.S. soldiers released in Berlin
Six American soldiers captured by the Russians after crossing into the Soviet zone were returned unharmed. A German policeman who accompanied them was released as well. Two jeeps and all weapons were returned with the men.
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Frankfurt
Germany
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Bruce
Mississippi Valley Farm Equipment Dealers Association
Statler
Graham Paper Company
Ad Club
Miss Smith
Marthe
Peoria
Dave Livingson
Texas
Pyke
University of Houston
San Antonio
Chicago
Doc Hardenberg
American Meat Institute
Iowa
Hdch
Washington Coffee Club
Fred
Ruth
Schmidt & Blatter
Highway 92
Hartsell Pig Stand
Clincup Walgreen Drug and Other Drug Stores
By Ted Kesting
Joe Palooxa
Rick
Jerry
South Side Square
White Sale
White Yard
Aileen Smith, C. Shull
Christmas A. M
Duane Allen Beenblossom
Vic Crone
Ernest Salladay
Will Sickles
Richard Koenig
U. 8
Berlin