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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1947

Page

5

Mrs. Sanford and At Fulda Germany Son Arrive Safely

First Lt. Larry Sanford serving in the medical corps at Fulda Germany reports that his wife and two year old son Larry Ray arrived safely. They sailed on the S S Ernie Pyle and were 12 days en route.

Columbus Junction Larry Sanford Fulda Germany W. L. Sanford Larry Ray DeRoy Coil Columbus City Howard DeRoy S. L. Olson

Fillmore Family Weekend Visit in Brighton

Mr and Mrs Robert Fillmore spent the weekend visiting his parents Rev and Mrs R W Fillmore in Brighton. The report notes their time together and mentions Robert.

Edna Crile Brighton Robert Fillmore Rev R. W. Fillmore

Havre Locals Recap Social Visits and Community News

Havre notes from Jan 23 detail Jesse Stout family hosting and visits by Walter Westen and family, Evert Westen gatherings, and Sunday dinners with Zieg lowsky and Wittmer households. The Stover home enjoyed ice cream and cake from Mrs Witt, a patient at hospital is home and recovering, with many neighbors named attending recent casual gatherings.

Lewis Hering Havre Jesse Stout Warren Schlatter Wayland Walter Westen Evert Westen Larry Mary Jo Joe Wittmer 5. C John Zieglowsky Carl C. Wittimer Floyd Stover Elmer Wade Keota John McDowell Elnore Swift S. C. Wittmer Fred Eisele Lee George Stoutner Will Haggis Evert Haggis Ottumwa Charles Cannon Max Donna Carl Zieglowsky Carla Jean Dave Richard Roger Grandma Frey Martin Westen Hattie Frey Washington Roy Frey Burlington Fred Kepharts Paul Martin

Kepharts Arrive as New Pupils at Havre School

Gerald and Irma Kephart are the new pupils at Havre school, arriving last fall to enroll in classes.

Gerald Irma Kephart Havre

M Wilkinson Relocates Drug Store Stock to New Riverside Building

Riverside January 23. M Wilkinson has moved his dry goods stock to a rebuilt Main street building after a fire destroyed it about a year ago. The store adds four new fountains and a second story storage with two modern apartments for former service men, plus occupied rooms by Gene Ke Guetzku and Mrs David Zappella family. Edward Vettel works at Schnoebelens Hatchery and Feed Store after Navy discharge. Marjorie Thomann joins Edmonson’s Kalona. Fort Madison visitors John and Ruth Gerverler with Knebel family.

Riverside He Wilkinson Main Street Wilkinson Gene KE. Guetzku Iowa University Iowa Clix David Zappel Edward Vettel F. W. Schnoebelen Hatchery Vettel Pacific Area Marjorie Thomann Wilfred Thowann Edmonson'’s Kalona John Ruth Gerverler Fort Madison William Knebel Aelred

Booths honored at 40th wedding anniversary dinner

Cedar notes Mrs. Bert Booth and husband celebrated their 40th anniversary with a chicken dinner hosted by their son and daughter-in-law. Attendees included Merritt and Grover Booth, Wil Moore, A. M. Gordon, C. B. Yard, Carl White, Mae E. Dawson and other couples married over 40 years. Gene Booth and John Libe Duane Martin were involved in a fatal accident as the Boy Scout troop’s 14 mile hike occurred Saturday. Dean Cox of Washington visited his mother Mrs. Walter Anderson. Walter Anderson attended a convention of Archer Oil in Nebraska.

Gene Martin Cedar Bert Booth Clarence Booth Merritt Booth Grover Booth Wil Moore A. M. Gordon C. B. Yard Carl White Mae E. Dawson John Libe Duane Martin Gene Booth Dean Cox Washington Walter Ander

Weekend Visitors at Gene Martin Home

Weekend visitors at the Gene Martin home included Mr and Mrs Robert Martin and Bruce Martin of Motine and Betty Dillon of Leola.

Gene Martin Robert Martin Bruce Martin Motine Betty Dillon Leola

Church Selects Its Officers for Year At Annual Meeting

Independ ent Bible church in Columbus Junction elected officers for the year. Deacons Burdette Moore and Stephen Bausch. treasurer F W Jarrard. benevolence treasurer Nellie Moore. Sunday school superintendent FP Jarrard. Alta Lukins secretary and treasurer. Phyllis Tisor secretary and treasurer of the Ambassadors. Rev W L Sanford remains pastor. Mr and Mrs Clair Norton moved here from Keota. Norton left Iowa Southern Utilities work.

Blanche Hale RE. B. Curtis FE. R. Mitchell Presbyterian Church RE. D. Curtis Letts Donald Stapp Grandview Martha Butler Columbus Junction The Independent Bible Church Burdette Moore Stephen Bausch F. W. Jarrard Nellie Moore Treas FP. W. Jarrard Alta Lukins Phyllis Tisor Ambassadors W. L. Sanford Clair Norton Keota

Senator Eastland seeks inquiry into judge over labor case

Theodore Iserman, New York lawyer, testifies before the Senate judiciary committee prompting Sen James Eastland of Mississippi to demand a congressional investigation with view to impeaching Federal Judge Frank A Picard. Picards Mt Clemens Michigan pottery workers decision touched off over five billion dollars in claims against industry and he states I am strictly pro labor.

Theodore Iserman New York Senate Judiciary Committee James O. Eastland Mississippi Congressional Frank A. Picard Picard Mt. Clemens Mich International

Barrick and Johnson Families Welcome Newborns

Mr and Mrs Lester Barrick report the birth of a son at Mercy hospital Burlington in January. Mr and Mrs Orin Johnson announce the birth of a daughter in January.

Accent Duncan Wallgreen Lester Barrick Mercy Hospital Burlington Jan Jay Orin Johnson

Brooding Chicks: Space and Trough Guidelines

A practical guide recommends allocating one third to one half square foot of floor space and one linear inch of trough space per chick during the initial weeks of brooding. It notes space requirements help manage growth and reduce crowding.

Piglet Mortality Rate Sees Twenty Percent Loss

A report notes a 20 percent loss in pigs born dead or dying in the first days after birth, indicating significant mortality in newborn litters and prompting concern among farmers.

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