Boy Freyenberger discards crutches after broken limb
WAYLAND February 26 Local sophomore Joseph Freyenberger is seen at school with his crutches discarded after breaking a bone six weeks ago in Hesston Kansas. He returned home to attend school and the crutches were sent back to Newton Hospital. The report notes his happiness at resuming normal activities and his recovery progress. Other local happenings include visits from Mrs. D D Matheny and relatives, plus neighbors aiding a coal delivery incident where Rex Swan and Lloyd Alliman were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
Joseph Freyenberger
Joseph
Hesston
Kan
Newton
D. D. Matheny
New London
Sherm Amphreys
Warren Schilatter
Shirley
Don
Lloyd .Alliman
Mr. Cuming
Rex Swan
Ira
Clair Sodergren
Sam Bergh
Cedar Rapids
Mel Haberman
Bobby Ann
George Haberman
Philip C. Leavenworth
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Catherine
Residents and visitors share pages of local life
The column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling visitors including Mr and Mrs Walter Otte formerly Marie Haberman, Theodore Miller visiting grandparents in Iowa, Sk H Magdefrau transporting cattle to Chicago, Lt Chas Brooks on terminal leave awaiting discharge, Charles Brooks entering Western State College March 11, and John Notzinger visiting from Ontario with relatives. Also noted are Mary Wittmer’s 15 day fur lough, United Service Women meeting, a Jr high spelling contest winner Lavonne Wenger, and visits by Mrs Dan Roth and Billy to Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Brooks
Chas. Brooks
California
Charles
Western State College
Macomb
H. C. Brooks
John Notzinger
Bruner
Ontario
Canada
Amasa Miller
Johnson County
Iowa
Mary E. Wittmer
Washington, D.C
Ezra Wittmer
United Service Women
Legion Hall
Lavonne Wenger
Ralph Wenger
Mt. Pleasant
Dan Roth
Billy
John Alston
Davenport
Charlie Ballard
Petrillo Targeted by Legislation On Broadcasting Coercion
Congress moves a conference on a Lea bill aimed at limiting strikes and boycotts by eight musicians unions to curb alleged coercive activities against broadcasting. The measure, supported by Rep. Clarence Lea and passed 222 to 43, contrasts with the Senate version backed by Sen. Arthur Vandenberg.
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James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
House- Senate
House
Clarence F. Lea
California
Senate
Arthur Vandenberg
Lea
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Committee
James Caesar Petrillo
International
Refunded gasoline tax rises with farmers major share
In Des Moines on February 27, the refunds to nonhighway users rose again led by agricultural recipients. The 1945 total reached 5,011,477 dollars, with 92 percent going to agriculture. refunds increased by 824,297 dollars from 1944 despite sales tax deductions totaling 345,921 dollars.
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Des Moines
F. W. Shoquist
John Grimes
Shoquist
Socond
Classified Ad Notes Social Visiting in Newton and Wayland
Mrs Walter Henss of Newton visits with Mrs Sadie Henss to help move and settle the Payne estate home. Mrs Lester Nicola of Washington attends an all day quilting at Mrs Chas Zear's home with local guests. Davenport and Burlington visitors join the Wittmers and Zehrs for meals and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Henss
Newton
Walter
Sadie Henss
Payne Estate
Lester Nicola
Washington
Wayland
Chas. Zear
W. F. Levert
Alice Kauffman
Everette Monson
Will Allen
Anna Barr
Nellie Wittmer
John Alston
Davenport
Dan Roth
Lyle Zehr
David Wittmer
Rochelle
Ezra Wittmer
Burlington
Code of Confucius Not His Own Creation
Confucius did not found the code of morals and ethics bearing his name. He was a transmitter of ancient teachings and the editor of some Chinese classics.
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Confucius
Care of Curtains in Hot Weather
Protect curtains by keeping shades down part of the day to shield fabrics from sunlight and dirt and to help maintain a cooler home during heat.
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Drs Ko
Aapac pictuRe
Pegintean
Hope Kramer
Ralph Lewis
Gin
Jane Frazee
Brad Taylor
Harry Langdon
Joe Freyenberger
Krehbiel
Donnellson
Glenn Schlatter
J. A. Schlatter
Company
H. E. Gray
Gray
Washington County
Insul-Wool
Modern Insulation Co
Insul-Wool Co
Burlington, Iowa
Harold Gray
South Third Ave
Phillips & Hebner
West Side Druggists
al Ledger
Vitalis
Walter Otto
Extra
Otte
Marie Haberman
Theodore Miller
Bellvue
Ill
Sk. H. Magdefrau
Chicago
Elizabeth
Great Britain
Cecil Beaton
Buckingham Palace
Petrillo
and Mirs
Clarence Ballard
Oklahoma
Amasa
Miller City
Okla
Peoria
Rep
Clarence F. Leo
Sen
Arthur Vandenbern
James C., Petrillo
Sorrell Auto Parts
West Madison
Robert Walker Keenan Wynn
Jean Porter
Ld Wynn
Taakk
June Duprez
C. Aubrey Smith
Mischa Auer
Judith Anderson
Richard Haydn
Queenie Leonard
Oxford
Atchison
North Side Square
Herbert Brownell
GOP National Committee
Brownell
New York
W. A. Jones
United Auto Workers Union
International Soundphoto
EL Farm
Durance
Dutro
Carlos Walling
Mer
State Theatre
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