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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1948
Page
8
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A Tucson clipping notes Robert D. Morrow, school superintendent, attending the American Association of School Administrators convention in Atlantic City. Mrs. Hank Taylor travels to Lemons Missouri for Marilyn Quigley’s wedding. The Sheaffer Pen Co introduces a $1.50 ball point at Phillips Drug Store. Co. E. Townsley returns home to Muscatine after visiting relatives. St Rita's Circle plans a bake sale at Washington Skel Gas Service Store. Mrs. Ralph Martin’s weekend in Iowa City with son-in-law and daughter Norman Schoonover and Jacqueline. Mrs. T H Frank of Waterloo visits Wilbur Miller and Earl Limerman families.
Fortnightly Child Study group met in February with Mrs. Richard Stewart hosting assisted by Mrs. McFlarland Blecka and McDaniel. Guests included Mrs. Johnson Moore Norton. Committees were named for nominating and programs. A general meeting is set for March 16 at the Baptist church.
President Truman appoints Thomas B McCable of Philadelphia as the new chairman of the board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. He succeeds Marriner S Eccles, who will serve as vice chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Soukup of Ainsworth hosted a Sunday turkey dinner honoring three February birthdays in the Soukup family. Honorees were Mrs. Charlie Soukup Melvin Soukup and his son Jimmy. The event featured a three tier angel food cake and corsage for Mrs. Charlie Soukup. Others present included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Murphy and families Leo Carson and Gary Keith and Tommy.
Mrs Norbert Hansen discusses Health is What You Make It stressing child understanding love and security. The Convalescing Child paper emphasizes psychological as well as physical recovery. A round table led by Mrs Jester Willey followed with refreshments served.
The smallest phototube, not larger than a .22 caliber long rifle cartridge, is expected to vastly expand electric eye and robot applications in industry.
The state of Maine contains 2 465 lakes and ponds and 5 152 rivers and streams within its borders.
Carolyn Kay and Terry, Mr. Charlie Soukup, and the Melvin Soukup family are identified in a local notice discussing a family matter or dispute. The wording suggests a public or community record referencing individuals with the Soukup surname.
Archaeologists uncover Tepe Gawra along the Tigris valley as the world’s oldest city with founding dated between 4500 and 4000 BC. Excavations reveal evidence of art music jewelry and temple construction for their gods.
The Bethel Missionary society met with Grace Shaw Wednesday afternoon, ten members and one guest attended. Mrs. Rex Crandall presided, and devotion was led by Mrs. Charles Rothlisberger. Myrtle Pearson reviewed the year book of prayer and led the missionary magazine study assisted by several members.
Mrs. Leo Marie hosted the Rural Women club meeting yesterday afternoon with nine members and guests present. Letters were read including an acknowledgement from the club’s Holland adopted family for two clothing packages. Mrs Claude Rhodebeck led entertainment and patriotic refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Lintz.
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