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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1946

Page

5

Local Moves and Youth Fellowships Highlight Junction News

Ray Beechy and Irvin Whitham relocations are noted with Beechy moving to Kalona and Whithams to Fairfield. Youth Fellowships elect officers for Junior and Senior groups at the Evangelical church in Conesville. Community notices cover minor injuries, veterans visiting, and family gatherings amid a livestock show report.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Ray Beechy Gladwin Comunity Kalona Irvin Whitham Fairfield Conesville Wen Evely Carney Melvin Crist Wanda Adams Evelyn VeKee Vivian Cozad Harold Lee Abbott Donald Morgan

Buckley’s Canadian Mixture Promises Quick Bronchial Relief

An advert proclaims Buckley’s Canadian Mixture as a distinct cough remedy made from pine balsam menthol Irish moss and other ingredients. It claims over 14 million bottles sold for irritable bronchial coughs and colds, notes no syrup and no dope, and urges readers to buy at drugstores for easier breathing and sleep.

Buckley Geo. L. McE U.S A Aniel

Whiting Brothers Army-Navy Visit Riverside

In Riverside this week dinner guests included Charles and Robert Whiting from the army and navy respectively and John Whiting on leave from the west coast. Other visitors and relatives from Cedar Rapids and Crawfordsville joined the social gathering hosted by Grace Mottet and Fred Frank. Pvt Schnoebelen recently discharged from the Pacific, and Royal Summers with his wife and son Gerald Marcus also visited the area.

Riverside Omer Rath Mrs. Statt Charles Whiting Army Robert Whiting Navy John Whiting Whiting Crawfordsville Clement Schnoebelen Pvt Cletus and Clement, Jr Tony Nase David Larry Norbert Dautremont Cedar Rapids Grace Mottet Miss Mottet Fred Frank Schnoebelen Pacific Royal Summers Seaman Air Great Lakes Naval Center Gerald Marcus Milo Shalla Florence Busby Ainsworth

Hereford cattle show figures highlight regional ag events

Lady Astor and H N P Small attended the Hereford cattle show and sale in Denver Cole with Turkington as Iowa Hereford Breeders Association president and Holbert as secretary. A West Union visitor saw his mother, and Marjorie Woodrtt joined a dental office. New London beat Columbus Junction 41 to 23, twins born in Muscatine, and road builders gain county recognition. An aid society meeting and sewing session closed the day.

Washington H. N Mark Schafer Oklahoma City Okla New London Columbus Junction George Buffington Hershey Hospital Muscatine A. W. Hinderman American Road Builders’ Association Chicago

Riverside couples attend candle light wedding at Trinity Church

Marie Bell and Hubert D Malichky wed in a candle light ceremony at Seelock Trinity Methodist Riverside. The bride wore a white chiffon gown with beaded tiara and pearls gift from the groom. A reception followed in the church parlors with music by Mrs McKenzie.

Alva Bell Riverside

Wedding Guests Entertained With Two Tiered Cake Display

Guests were entertained as a two tiered wedding cake graced the dining table, adding a central focal point to the reception. The slice stood as a symbol of celebration and shared joy for the couple and attendees.

Gerald Sutton to Teach Agriculture at Columbus High

Gerald E. Sutton, Iowa State College graduate, begins vocational agriculture teaching at Columbus High during the second semester, succeeding Paul Grouwinkel who resigned to farm near here. Sutton recently discharged from 37 months army service with five campaign stars, including 28 months in England, France, Belgium, and Germany. He taught in Coggon schools three years before the service and resides near Indianola. Neighborly note reports Ison Lantz’s knee injury and crutch use at University Hospital after husking a corn field crew of 15 teams.

Stetzell Iowa City Lee Colton Australia Eugene Lewis Josh Predmore Muscatine Raymond Simith Fort Snelling Minn Robert Ramer Conesville Turkington J. C. Holbert Columbus Junction Gerald E. Sutton Iowa State Collrge Ames Columbus High School Paul Grouwinkel Here Sutton Indianola England France Belgium Germany Coggon Schools Ison Lantz Lantz University Hospital Towa City

Local veteran takes job at Dunn garage

Ralph McKean recently discharged from the army serves a hot lunch and accepts a position at the Dunn garage in the neighborhood.

Wonen Ralph McKean Dunn Garage

Navy adopts ground corn cobs as standard soft grit

The navy has adopted ground corn cobs as the standard soft grit for air blast removal of carbon and oil deposits from airplane engines, replacing harsher materials. The change aims to reduce damage while cleaning engine components.

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