Family mourns as relative attends funeral in town
Maurice Bauer traveled to Denver after attending his niece Daryl Statler's funeral here last Friday. He visited his parents Lou Bauer in West Chester and sister Faye Turnipseed in Washington. Ferns Pastry Shop announced closure tomorrow and each Thursday. Pvt Daryl K Turnipseed will depart for Camp Hood Texas after a short leave to attend the funeral. J E Linder of Ainsworth and Ralph Linder of Washington returned from Dodge Center Minnesota after holidays with Glen and Harley Linder families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Bauer
Denver
Colo
Daryl Statler
Lou Bauer
West Chester
Faye Turnipseed
Washington
Daryl K. Turnipseed
Camp Hood
Texas
J. E. Linder
Ainsworth
Ralph Linder
Dodge Center
Minn
Glen
Harley Linder
al. F. Bridger
U. S. Naval Academy of Annapolis
F. S&s. Bridger
Etta Duval
Detroit
Mich
FE. S. Bridger
Bridger
Evenly Burton
Davenport
Neal Burton
Miles Mastine
Alice Vastine
Roy Nordyke
Karl Harkens
Vastine
Fort Madison
Elm Grove
Lena Mustard
Bloomfield
Dr. Swinney
Andy Hockstra
Pella
Galesburg
Hospital Dismissals And Admissions Reported
John Pearl Genkinger was discharged yesterday afternoon to his parents home on route four. Mrs Clarence Shull and Mrs Everette Brown of Ainsworth were admitted yesterday afternoon for surgery performed this morning. Ralph Peiffer of route four was admitted this morning for treatment after carbon monoxide exposure and was expected to be dismissed this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pearl Genkinger
Robert Genkinger
Route Four
Clarence Shull
Everette Brown
Ainsworth
Ralph Peiffer
High School Basketball Set for Two Games in Chester
Wellman high school meets West Chester in Chester on Friday evening with two games. The second team starts at 7 30, followed by the first team game. Referee is Happy Hildebrand of Letts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Wellman High School
Happy Hildebrand
Letts
Two Wash County assessor vacancies filled
F A Dunbar was named assessor for Seventy six and J L Quinn for Oregon. The Crawfordsville position remains vacant. In Seventy six township the clerk and assessor swapped roles with Dunbar resigning as clerk to become assessor and McCrabe resigning as assessor to become clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
F. A. Dunbar
J. L. Quinn
Oregon
Crawfordsville
Seventy-six
Dunbar
Donald McCrabe
Farmer Overcome by Carbon Monoxide Near Town
Ralph Peiffer a farmer northwest of town collapsed from carbon monoxide while grinding corn at the Peiffer farm with Curtis Long. Peiffer was taken to Washington County Hospital and expected to be discharged home this afternoon after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Peiffer
Curtis Long
Peiffer
Washington County Hospital
Roosevelt nominates Gillette to surplus board
President Roosevelt in Washington on January 3 nominated Guy M. Gillette former Democratic senator from Iowa as the third member of the surplus property disposal board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
U.P
Roosevelt
Guy M. Gillette
Iowa
Funeral for Mary Manners in Crawfordsville Church
Washington residents and former Crawfordsville locals travel to Crawfordsville tomorrow afternoon for Mary Manners funeral at United Presbyterian Church. L. A. Jones Funeral Home handles arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crawfordsville
Mary Manners
United Presbyterian Church
L. A. Jones Funeral Home
Ensign S E Myers Returns to Norfolk After Leave
Columbus Junction reports Ensign S Eugene Myers of the naval air corps son of S L Myers spent a short leave with his father and Mr and Mrs William Sink then returned to Norfolk Virginia. Also Segeant Max Heither a nose gunner on a Liberator bomber arrives after months overseas and spends leave with family. Other notes include hospitalized Mo M M 2-c Williams ill in San Diego and Kathy Lynn Buckman born at Belle Vue hospital Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
S. Eugene Myers
Naval Air Corps
S. L Myers
William Sink
Norfolk
Max Heither
Verne L. Heither
Co. L. Williams
M.M
Sam Williams
Columbus City Township
San Diego
Calif
Clarence W. Buckman
Kathy Lynn
Bellevue Hospital
Muscatine
Cpl
Buckman
Florence Smith
California
Columbus Community Club
G. C. McDonald
Philadelphia
Southwest Pacific
Pvt
Lee Bliven
Blain Bliven
Hermosa Beach
Camp Lockett
Kenneth Kemp
J. O. Kemp
Farm Census in State Starts Soon
Des Moines report says the 1945 Census of Agriculture will begin next Monday January. Six million farm operators will be interviewed over two months. About 26,600 full time enumerators trained. Only operators surveyed about 1944 production and inventory as of Jan 1 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Census Bureau
County Hospital Again Approved
County Hospital receives approval for diagnosis and treatment services. Community volunteers and support aid in raising care standards. Officials note during war years wards remained open and staff showed patriotic dedication alongside the public.
War Front Shifts Near Bastogne Area
The War moved into St Hubert but withdrew as heavy fighting raged west of Bastogne around a hill between Bonnevue and Tillet. Germans held the hill. American troops gained about half a mile, nearing Tillet. Bad weather grounded the tactical air force as over 1,700 Allied bombers and fighters struck transport targets behind the front from Belgium to the upper Rhine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Hubert
Bastogne
Bonnevue
Tillet
Doughboys
Tactical Air Force
Britain
Trazjn Nole
Belgium
Karlsruhe
Upper Rhine
Merrimac social notes from January report
Merrimac by Mrs Carl Amrine notes visits by Mrs Max Baldosier and Joyce in Fairfield with Will Bekel family. Several families host supper guests including Lester Kienigs. Mrs Carl Amrine cared for her ill mother at John Wieneke home. Frank Smiths Ruth visit Ottis Waggener. Al Farmer listed as DL in daughter Amos Christner home near Blakesburg. Journal theater tickets thanked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Amrine
Merrimac
Max Baldosier
Joyce
Lester Kienigz
Carl Amrine
John Wieneke
Prank Smith
Ruth
Ottis Waggener
Glenn Schafer
al Farmer
Amos Christner
Blakesburg
Journal
Margie Streb
Riverside
Lawrence Mottet
Washingeton
James Meade
John Streb
Iow
City
Peter E. Sehneider
Streb
Anita
Eugene
Marvin
Roy Woods
Vcolumbus Junction
Fred Krebs
Robert
Hope Rie Stransky
William II
Jeott
Charles fEecott
Charles Reuter
Selen
Riversidis
Iowa
Dee. Su
Norbert Kephart
Susan
Rebecca
Jackson
Miss
Wendell Winders
Montour
Town
Winders
Victor Burich
Marl as a remedy for soft egg shells in poultry
Marl stands as a top substitute for oyster shell, abundant in Michigan and inexpensive by the bushel. It can be boxed in the laying house or piled in the yard and is readily eaten by chickens. Using marl is suggested to solve the soft egg shell problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
First interior photos show B 29 crew with portable oxygen
The U S Army Air Forces releases rare interior imagery of a B 29 crew. A flight engineer carries a portable oxygen bottle connected to a breathing tube for outside cabin work, illustrating life support in early pressurized environments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U S. Army Air Forces
Richland's oldest citizen Mrs. Adda Harken dies at 94
Richland, Jan 1 Mrs Adda Harken longtime resident and prominent club and O E S member died Sunday afternoon just before turning 95. Survived by daughters Stella Swartzendruber Nelle Bray and Lucille Laithly, she and husband Wm Harken raised a large family in the community. Burial was at Elm Grove with many relatives visiting in the days around Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Neville
Richland
Adda Harkens
Wm. Harken
Stella Swartzendruber
Nelle Bray
Lucille Laithly
Woolson
Raymond Frasier
Grinnell
Euests
Maury McCarty
St. Louis
Clarence Gray
Longmont
Cal
Adda Harken
Riverside Soldier Daniel Fesler Wounded in France
Riverside confirms Daniel Fesler of Iowa City son of the late Ray Fesler of Marengo has been wounded while serving in France. His grandfather Daniel A. Fesler was an early Riverside businessman who ran a hardware store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Daniel Fesler
Iowa City
Ray Fesler
Marengo
United States Service
France
Daniel A. Fesler
Ocean Depth Estimated at 35 400 Feet
Scientists estimate the deepest ocean depth at 35 400 feet based on latest measurements. The finding may influence understanding of marine geology and ocean floor structure.
You're Not Too Old To Feel Young Tromone ad pitch
An advertisement touts Tromone as a medical formula combining vitamins and hormones for middle aged men to regain youthfulness and vitality. It promises renewed zest and pleasures once known, claiming added years do not subtract from enjoyment. Sold by Geo L McDaniels and druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. McDanie
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Wolf’s Flower Shop
Fern
BE. L. Stewart
Bristow
Oklo
Frank Calloway
Mr. Stewart
Mrs. Galloway
G. E. Frey
Cy Bush
Washington S.t
Fied
Dutro
Oo. K
Everett Walling, Mgr
The
State Theatre
Chester
S. E. Myers
Little’s Furniture
County Hospital
Athens
Greece
Elas
OWI
Richland News
Albert Streb
Elizabeth Melecker
Mary Gelbans
Melrose
Montana
Merle Blieu
Clover Luckey
Virgine Luckey
Viola Petsel
Libbie Watson
Ceduar Rapids
Joseph Birha
Winnie Thompson
Hose Quinn
H. R. Green
Marie Kinney
Angela Academy
Clinton
Bernard Kinsey
Mary Heitzman
Rose Shebanek
William Shebanek
Lone Tree
Frank Smith
Kral
Emma Shebanek
Clarence Rummerhart
Mary Shebanek
Ray Cummings
North Liberty
May Alcorn
Louis Speakup
Rock Island
Riverside News
C. V. Grall
Les Dunlap
Les
Washington County Selective Service Board
McCleery Company
Vealion
Montgomery Ward
FC That Ceater
He Luc Oe
SOX
Dot
D Gray
AE Ettentair Ward
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