National Editorial Association Framed in 1946 Chronicle
National Editorial Association noted in a 1946 issue dated Friday January 18. The brief item marks an organizational entry in the national press landscape with archival significance.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1946
Page
4
National Editorial Association noted in a 1946 issue dated Friday January 18. The brief item marks an organizational entry in the national press landscape with archival significance.
A concise reflection on peace across eras urging faith and prayer for lasting global serenity. It cites scripture from Leviticus 26:6 promising peace in the land. The message blends historical perspective with a spiritual appeal for safety and calm.
The Rock Island line south of Washington will soon under construction, reflecting a shift to fast long haul freight. Heavy machinery enables rapid build with a focus on efficiency, while prior small towns fade from revenue plans in favor of nationwide routes and competitive bus service.
The State Theatre opens Sunday with MGM drama Our Vines Have Tender Grapes starring seven year old Margaret OBrien and five year old Jackie Butch Jenkins. The film follows Wisconsin farming life and family bonds as critics hail OBrien as a standout young actress.
Mrs. Mabel Popham recovering from a recent car accident at Mercy hospital Iowa City. Lorraine Kos R N assists at Dr Miller office for two weeks. The I O O F and Rebekah lodges installed officers for the coming year with N G Chase Millice V G Bert Tandy R S N G Jay White L S N G Mervin Rugg R S V G Omer Green L S V G named.
Stringtown residents report brush cutting along roadsides this week. Louis Graber returned from Kansas City after a two week visit. The Widmer family and J J Rich hosted and visited with multiple neighbors. Evelyn Widmer helped with housework at the Freyenberger home. Neil Pickens from Washington spent days with the Widmer family and attended Stringtown school.
At Sandy Hook on January 18 the P T A committee met to plan the schoolhouse program. News notes mention a new girl arriving at Hap Guy’s home and other local happenings including students back at Ames and Pella colleges after vacation.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Savage visit relatives in California. Kosker Borkoski attended a Washington call on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Grosscup moved to their Brighton property while Morris Lemleys took the farm vacated by the Grosscups. The Skunk River is running high and the road at Me-
Fire swept the old John Luers farm Saturday morning destroying the house occupied by Clifford Leeper. Nearby, Kains and Brinton bridges were closed earlier. Washington visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Roman Borkoski and grandson Richard Brown, while Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Turnipseed visited their son Loran and family near South English on Sunday.
Dirty windshields raise glare from headlights at night. Specks of dirt scatter light rays creating a foggy effect on approaching vehicles.
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