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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1950

Page

2

Travel Musings and Escape Plans Through the Rio Grande Valley

A column mixes humorous local travel tips with reflections on planning trips and weather cues. It recalls Mrs. Rittenhouse and others eyeing Texas vegetable harvests, notes delayed trips due to icy roads, and ends with a playful family road narrative about a tan seeking journey with Me, Him, Tilly, and the Tag-a-Long trailer.

John Rittenhouse Rio Grande Valley H Rittenhouse Him Tilly Heck

Brighton Community Gathers for Holiday Farewells and Moves

Dr and Mrs Noel Carter depart for Globe Arizona after visiting in Brighton with Mr and Mrs Gordon and with his parents in Abingdon It Gerald Crow travels to Kirksville Missouri for sister Maud Crow illness Clifford Boley is named Moorman district manager for Iowa and Keokuk counties starting January 9 Leland Horton remains hospitalized at University hospital in Iowa City Mrs Harve Shank relocates to Ottumwa home of son in law Clarence Herteen John Miller returns to Latrobe Pennsylvania after visiting Charles Helmick family News notes include death of Charles Minnick Crawford Nebraska and Ross Day selling home to Dr and Mrs Noel Carter March 1 possession plans to build on their plot Aunz Carl Hamann Ruth Hamann visit Tipton home of C D Mann

Edna Crile Brighton Noel Carter Globe Arizona Keokuk Moorman Manufacturing Co Leland Horton University Hospital Iowa Harve Shank Harry Bagby Clarence Herteen Ottum H. L. Gordon Aunz Carl Hamann Ruth Tipton C. D. Mann

Migrants Return as Spring Trawl Resumes to Valley

Migrant laborers resume returning to the valley in a sweeping springtime movement, signaling renewed activity as seasonal work trends shift with the warmer weather. Local observers note ongoing patterns of migration tied to agricultural needs and village labor demands.

Parental Visits Recap Mentioned in Local Notes

Ida Bevans returns home after months visiting son-in-law and daughter in Colorado Springs. Mrs. Mann spent days with her parents. Mrs. Scott Dickinson visited son Wayne and family in Keota. Roy Fread and family from Winfield visited Mrs. Fread’s household.

Mann Ida Bevans Guy Davison Colorado Springs Cole Scott Dickinson Wayne Keota Roy Fread Winfield

Wesleyan students lead Methodist service Sunday

A group of young people from Wesleyan college Mt Pleasant conducted the morning service at the Methodist church. The article notes the relocation of Mr and Mrs Levi Shicier and their children Andy Melinsky and Mrs Frank Shelangoski from north of Brighton to the Schafer farm west of town, previously occupied by Mr and Mrs C D Mann.

Andy Melinsky Frank Shelangoski Brighton W. O. Schafer C. D. Mann Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church

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