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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1948
Page
6
NIRA Feb 4 reports weekend visits across area households in Washington Ed Long honing Merton Sealf’s home and Ainsworth. Influenza illness hits Mrs Cora Furman. Doris Sealf’s 14th birthday celebrated with a surprise compact. Mrs Will McClleland injured after a slip on ice.
Governor Warren announces candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination in 1948. He says California will form a delegation to place his name before the GOP convention in Philadelphia.
Gus Schram slipped on the ice during the Barrett Sos sale near Kiurovs on Monday. Harold Reiger, Gus Schram, Roy Gingersen, and Loran Swartz endruber attended. Richard Royer traveled to Chicago to visit his ill sister Marjorie Royer. New chickenpox recoveries include Lyle George and David Crawford. Advin Gingerich stayed with the Oran Gingerich home Tuesday. Mon and Mrs Swartzendruber hosted Monday. J H Crawford visited Iowa City Friday. Howard Dorrance now drives a new car. Watch the For Sale Ads.
Lisle Hering family hosted Gerald’s day guests before Tuesday supper with Evert Westen and family. JP Wittmer of Wayland spent weeks with C. Wittmer. Margaret Eisele and Wittmer ladies visited Monday afternoon. Clergy Regier and Washington visitors Henry Shantz and August Zieglowsky called. Bill Everts with grandson from Conesville joined Sunday supper. Virgil Wittmer family and Maurice Stone of Burlington shared Sunday dinner at S. Wittmer home.
Mrs. Fred Kephart supplied treats to the Havre school honoring Gerald's birthday. The event involved the teacher and pupils in the classroom setting, reflecting a small community observance in Havre on a February day.
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