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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1952

Page

5

Pvt. Latta Transferred From Pusan Hospital in Korea

Riverside residents report Pvt. Donald Latta has been moved from a Pusan hospital to a Korean facility after a month of hospitalization with illness of undisclosed cause. The item lists community notices and local events surrounding families and club activities.

Donald Latta Korea Hospital

Wehrle Hosts Ellman Bridge Group

Ellman Bridge Group visits Wehrle for an informal session as part of a local community gathering. The event focuses on social interaction and shared activities in a small-town setting.

Dinner Bridge Club Hosts First Full Meeting

Mrs Elizabeth Webtie welcomed members to the Dinner Bridge club at her home on Tuesday for the first time in months. The Wellman co operative creamery association held its annual meeting at the American Legion hall on Tuesday morning February 18. patrons were served dinner by Auxiliary women. Adna Dorian led the dining room and Ruth Bell the kitchen committee. Reservations were for 14 but 76 attended due to bad ponds. The Ladies Rural club met.

Elizabeth Webtie Wellman Co-Operative Creamery Association American Legion Hall Creamery Adna Dorian Ruth Bell Othebee Ladies Rural Club

Lexington Society Holds Patriotic Meeting

The Lexington Ladies Aid society met at the Lexington church hall on Feb 20 with a patriotic linch featuring red white and blue accents. Hostesses were Mrs Wayne Norman Mrs Robert Stephens and Mrs Bill Norman. A family courtyard was planned to replace the March gathering.

Lexington Lexington Ladies Aid Society Lexington Church Hall Wayne Norman Robert Stephens Bill Norman

Dautremont Celebrates 78th Birthday in Riverside

In Riverside on Sunday Charles V. Dautremont turned 78 with a potluck dinner at his son’s home. Relatives from Iowa City Cedar Rapids and local towns joined in the celebration along with a great granddaughter visiting from the host’s family. The gathering featured a pink and white cake and birthday cards and gifts.

Marge Luckey Riverside Charles V. Dautremont Dautremont Clement (Dudlevy) Dautremont Kilmer Dutch) Dautremont Tom Alberhasky Iowa City Dorothy Fitzsimmons Ardean Dean Gragh Ruth Frye Cedar Rapids Matilda Weiland Dennis Larry Joe Ronald Lee Janice Parker Elmer Dautremont

Lena Bopp Enters Mercy Hospital For Observation

Riverside report says Lena Bopp entered Mercy hospital last Sunday for observation and medical care with an expected stay of about ten days. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Marion Evans of Tiffin visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Evans, and their daughter Mrs. John Lewis of Nichols visited Monday. Mrs. Joe Linsley travels to Lisbon to visit her son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dick Conklin and family. Glen Younkin hosted dinner guests Sunday. Charles Schnoelbel and family moved to the farm northwest of Riverside, formerly Earl Grout. Mrs. Earl Marshall and Mrs.

Marge Luckey Riverside Everett Latta Pvt Donald Latta Pusan Korea Fannie Meeks Richard Yeggy Richard Yeoony John Ro Yegey Martha Ann Mary Lois Donald Meeks Mero Duane Perkins Richard Vegey Roy Rumimelhars Elio Knittel O. V. Critz Mary Heitztan Eva Francis Mary Baschnagel Heitzinmandows Zeno Koebel St. Mary's Hall Benda Orchestra Pleasant Plain Marines Barstow Calif Marge Lackey Lena Bopp Mercy Hospital Marion Evans Tiffin Sam Evans John Lewis Nichols Evans Joe Linsley Lisbon Inlaw Dick Conklin Glen Younkin Richard Peterson Oakville Charles Schnoebelen William Cress Earl Grout Earl Marshall

Wyman School Notes and Community Socials Highlight Week

Correspondent reports on Wyman Supt G W Sehanty and coach Bob Den Har attending a Crawfordsville league meeting. Freshman class plans a party. Dick Gipple named freshman president with a special committee. Girls at Des Moines state tournament. Rev King spoke at chapel. Bridal shower for Wanda Hall. hosts Madonna Isley and Marcella Humphreys.

Cal Humphress Wyman W. Sehanty Bob den Harfox Crawfordsville Heb Dick Gipple Helen Grosscup Pauline Jones Carolyn Lenz Marilyn Tindill Pegey Hall Janet Holmes Janet Robertson Des Moines King of Bun Churel Chapel Servicrs

Cedar relation links western red cedar to cedar of lebanon

Related family ties western red cedar Thuja plicata share a botanical lineage with the Cedars of Lebanon famed for Solomon's Temple, highlighting the cedar family’s historical and biological connections.

Lebanon Solomon’s Temple

Brighton Births and Family News Snippet

Mr and Mrs Fred Vanetus learn of the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ralph Coffman of Cedar Rapids. Leland Robert and Lulu Smith welcome daughters. Lulu travels to Canton Illinois to visit relatives. Capt and Mrs L W Griffith and Kinnerly return from Shannon IL and visit the Voss home. Mabel Dickinson attends a birthday dinner for Ella Ward at Helen Hadley Nursing Home in Richland Center.

Edna Crile Brighton Fred Vanetus Ralph Coffman Cedar Rayids Leland Robert Lulu Smith Frank Stein Canton Jack Stauffer L. W. Griffith and Kinnerly Shannon Itil Kev Ebbe. Voss Mabel Dickinson Helen Hadley Richland Eiven Ella Ward

Milestone Worshipers Enshrine Rail Markers in Temples

A religious sect in India venerates milestones once taken from Central Indian Railway. Followers swipe milestone stones and place them in temple sanctums, turning marks of travel into objects of worship and ritual significance.

India Central Indian Railway

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