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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1944
Page
3
Not two faced but lacking grace in daily life
A collection of humorous quips and local editorials noting social habits, wartime rationing, mailing system changes, strikes, and farm moves. It includes reflections on unity, consumer buying, tailor made shirts, and political commentary from various papers and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Sherman
Whimsical Quotations and Local Anecdotes
A collection of humorous lines and vignettes from a local paper, including quips about Washington, toll bridges, prejudice and conviction, marriage diaries, clothing, and a parade band misunderstanding the national anthem. Notable names include Henney Swock and references to household dynamics.
White paint keeps water and fuel cool on farm
Farm practice uses white paint on water storage tanks and gasoline tanks to reflect heat, lowering evaporation and keeping water for livestock and domestic use cooler.
Decorate For New Tenants Moves In Westminster District
Nevin farm house undergoes plastering paper and paint before the Tom Cantoni family moves in. Doyle Smith home re wallpapered as Ed Rich family prepares to occupy. Community notes mention travel to Excelsior Springs for treatments and a neighborhood gathering at Westminster school to honor the Smiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin
Doyle Smith
Westminster
Tom Cantoni
Ed Rich and Sons
Richs
C. L. Baker
Washington
Winnie Baker
Pfc Charles Garrett Furlough Visit From Camp Ellis
Pfc Charles C Garrett Camp Ellis Il spent a ten day furlough with his wife formerly Jeanette Lewis and his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Garrett. James Alloway Sr spent a furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Alloway Columbus City. Varley Medill on leave from Great Lakes naval training station honored by Mrs Virgil Wiele family. Pearl Kennedy learns son Teel Set Dale Kennedy arrived safely in England. Union township Farm Bureau women held an all day meeting. Donald Long 23 enlisted in navy in Oct 1941 now at Submarine Chaser training Miami Fla. Lone fireman first class once worked as powder man at Iowa Ordnance plant before enlistment. Mrs E R Mitchell visited Ottumwa with son Don Kroggel on furlough from McClellan Ala. Walter C Davis of Columbus City bedfast four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Charles C. Garrett
Camp Ellis
Jeanette Lewis
Frank Garrett
James Alloway
Clarence Alloway
Columbus City
Virgil Wiele
Lon Bonnichsen
St. Francis Hospital
McComb
Clyde Johnston
Albert Chown
Nichols
Pearl Kennedy
Teel Set
Dale Kennedy
England
Union Township Farm Bureau
Donald
Miami
Fla
Lone
Iowa Ordnance Plant
Burlington
E. R. Mitchell
Ottumwa
Don Kroggel
McClellan
Ala
Walter C. Davis
Columbus
Family ties pull visitors to Bellevue Hospital patient
Burdette Lewis of Chicago and Mrs. Ronald Horr of Champaign Ill. travel week to University hospital Iowa City for treatment as their father Dr. J. Lewis, patient at Bellevue hospital Muscatine, receives care. Rev M A Robeson and Jetty Ann from Brooklyn have stayed with Cotter friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Hospital
Iowa City
Burdette Lewis
Chicago
Ronald Horr
Champaign
8. J. Lewis
Bellevue Hospital
Muscatine
M. A. Robeson
Cotter Presbyterian Church
Young America Social Notes Dinner Guests and Visits
Mrs. Lloyd Humsion reports local social happenings including dinners with Clarence Jackson and David before his Navy departure on February 29. Families from Mediapolis Thornburg Corning Morning Sun and Davenport visit relatives, attend a funeral, and travel to Chicago with cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Humsion
Young America
Clarence Jackson
David
Lester Lueckenhil
David Jackson
Navy
Lester Lueckenhill
Cherry
Charles
T. H. Luckenbil
Mediapolis
Junior Humston
Burl Pringle
Jean
Thornburg
Jank Pringle
Wayne Hethcote
Corning
Ted Simons
Martha Jean Crossett
Local families share news of visits and furloughs
The report notes Mr. and Mrs. Glen Schwartz hosting a furlough at home. Helen Kaupp and Leota Fishburn were guests of the Humston sisters. Will Marie and Bert Neil visit relatives in Missouri. Bert Neil stayed with cousin Tennis Hunter. Ralph Peiffer family traveled to Donells and brought back Rosalete and Celesta from their grandmother Anna Stainders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Rhodebeck
John Wooley
Mary Jane
Dale Kelley
Ralph Peiffer
Norbert Peiffer
Harper
Ted Simons
Jineh Herron
Richard
Ailbert Herron
Homer Herron
Wayre Chamberlain
Oran Wallace
Frank Pringle
Bnd
Arthur Wiley
Willard Hunter
Davenport
Alice Hunter
Leo Marie
Chicago
Willis Schwartz
Ling
Glen Schwartz
Helen Kaupp
Leota Fishburn
Humston
Will Marie
Hxcessor Springs
Bert Neil
Winfield
Tennis Hunter
Donells
Rosalete
Celesta
Annastainders
Rats and Feed Saved by Kill Count
The note states that killing a rat saves about 40 pounds of feed and reduces one source of chick mortality in the spring, emphasizing the value of pest control for poultry operations.
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All IN
Old Man
Helen
Mildred
Henney
D. Elbert
Hennery
P. L. Etter
S. Iowa
Merle Eckels
Excelsior Springs
Robert
Frank Greiner
Westminster School
Keota
Edgar Stewart
Roy Tardner
Bruce Gardner
Linda
Pauline
Dickie
Keith Stewart
Merle Laubach
Pfc
Chas. Garrett
Martha Butler
J. H. Speas & Son
Kalona, Iowa
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Anna
Kioseph Darlin
Rosie
Togo
Ann
Raymond Timmerman
Rh. G. Wessler's Blacksmith Shop
North Marion
Tire Servicer
Jacobs’ Tire & Radio Service
West Washington St
Ross Motor Service
John Shields & Sons
Dixie Dugan
Look
the Masked Marvel
Jack Spratt
Mack the Nipper
By Mevoy
Striebes
Spratt
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