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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1952

Page

6

Mrs Gates Describes Southward Journey From Corpus Christi

Edith M Gates recalls a January 1952 road trip through Texas Oklahoma Kansas Louisiana and beyond. She notes Corpus Christi air bases the Breakers hotel at Fort Worth the Baton Rouge state capital and Huey Long statue along with family reunions 12 prize hens and warm southern weather as she travels from the Show Me State to Arkansan plains and Shreveport en route to later installments.

Sunflower State Oklahoma Fort Worth Texas J. Holbert Shreveport Carey Baton Rouge Huey P. Long Edith M

Washington Iowa Paper Names Local Publisher Staff Details

In 1940s Washington Iowa publication lists Shannon & Co as publishers with Daveht as managing editor and W J Shannon as advertising manager. The paper notes afternoon edition schedule and second class mail status under federal act. Subscription rates by mail in Iowa are referenced but details are unclear.

Washington Shannon & Co Shannon Taitor Dave Ht Kicker Bruce Cowarn Chaaries Morrs W. J. Shannon Howard Tiargen Enterea Gor Marc Iowa Unite Press Inianatary Press Agsgn Iowa Daily Press Assn

Golden Eyesight Eyes Mounts Built Huge Glasses Fortune

A single glasses maker used over 400,000 ounces of gold in ten and a half years valued at nearly 15 million dollars. The audit notes the ear-loop wire would stretch about 15,300 miles or more than 80 million feet.

Truman Denounces Senator McCarthy as Pathological Character Assassin

President Truman called Senator Joseph R. McCarthy a pathological character assassin after McCarthy attacked David Lloyd and Phillip Nash. He noted the pattern of attacks on government employees and questioned whether McCarthy ever tells the truth about Nash or uses FBI files.

Washington Truman Joseph R. McCarthy Wisconsin McCarthy David Lloyd Phillip Nash White House Nash Federal Bureau For Investigation

Letts Family Visits Melvin Soukup Home

Highland Center area social notes list visits and calls by Letts Earl Bailey Norman Tucker Max Tucker Leon Meeks Joe Krotz Melvin Soukup Sidney Coon and others. Community members share Friday and Sunday gatherings at various homes with conversations and ice cream.

iBy Kula Mae Coon Highland Center Earl Bailey Letts Melvin Soukup Norman Tucker Max Larry Tucker Floyd Martin Melo Lasek Leon Meeks Joe Krotz Delbert Orville Orville Meeks Home Mr. and Mrs. John Krotz Felix Florang Sidney Coon Sidney Alan Janet Lindley Coon Cedar Rapids Ivan Hartsock Haskins Mero Randall Haben Muscatine Herbert Campbell Ernest Wagner Raymond Crone Washington Raymond Shy Buffalo Walter Owen Davenport Earl Steele John Gookin Columbus Junction Orville Meeks Glen Woods W. R. Murphy Carolyn Dale Cole Will Krotz Krotz

Methodist Men Organize At Wellman Church

The Wellman Methodist men dinner meeting formed a new Mens Brotherhood to work together in prayer and service. Clarence Stoner was elected president Rex Levert vice president and Paul Kemnan secretary and treasurer. Next meeting set for February 19 at 6 50 in the Fellowship room. A youth rally is planned for next Sunday at 5 00 in Kalona high school gymnasium. Donald Hole enlisted in the Marine Corps for three years, leaving January 17 for San Diego for basic training. Funeral services held for Cecil Dettweiler at West Union Mennonite church with burial in West Union cemetery. Gary Martin, a measles patient, is cared for at his grandmother's home. Several local residents recover from illnesses including Mrs Mame Miller and Mrs Eliza Johnson. Harry Finn and wife Hazelton welcomed a son, Paul Edward, born January 21 at Saint Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids weighing seven pounds.

Kalona Hith Selon Donald Hole Barnie Hole Marine Corps Sian Diego Calif Cecil Dettweiler Jon Mennonite Clarence Sarah Sechlabaugh Detweiler Helen von Linden Mel Clarence Deitweiler West Union Cemetery Eliza Johnson Harry Finn Hazelton St. Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids Paul Edward

Happy Birthday Greetings In Local Society Column

Birthday wishes pour in for Mr and Mrs Otto Frey of Noble on their 37th anniversary a double wedding in 1942 for Mr and Mrs Alfred Johnson and Mr and Mrs Marvin Rinner and a Keota marriage in 1844 for Mr and Mrs N B Romine. Also greetings to Harold Smith son of Mr and Mrs Milton Smith and to Willis Richards Mary O Swift Max Cuddy Clifford F E Blecha and others in the Chorpening and Libe families.

Otto Frey Noble Alfred Johnson Marvin Rinner N. BE. Romine Keota Harold Smith Milton Smith Willis Richards Mary O. Swift Max Cuddy Clifford FE. Blecha Earl Chorpening Richard Young Richard Chorpening Russell Chorpening Ed Libe

Riverside Honor Roll and Local Community Notes

Riverside School lists first semester honor roll with students Janice Wehmeyer Marilla Luckey Marilyn Moss Dale Heck Margaret Bell Tom Havel and Larry Lukavsky all averaging B or better. Local events include a Riverside vs Richmond junior high basketball game and community notices of house sale and social club Bunco gathering.

Marge Luckey Riverside Richmond Geore Io Richmond Gerald Simpson Riverside Public School Janice Wehmeyer Marilla Luckey Marilyn Moss Dale Heck Margaret Bell Tom Havel Larry Lukavsky Ed Hill Iowa City Bess Novy Hill Carl Luckey GG. O. Patterson Des Moines R. H Hlitzman Patterson Shirley Thackray Urbana University of Illinois Duane Willey

Makes Mistake In Deciding To Fill New Pillows

Mrs Dale Moody recalls decorating mishaps while making new pillow cases from feathers. She describes three errors including outdoors feather mess wind and cold attire as memories of her mother surface through the task.

Dale Moody Memries

First Meeting Attended by Mrs Cress and New Member

Hostess assisted by Mrs Cloyd Cress and Mrs Clifford Kineer attended the session for the first time. The next meeting will be with Mrs Cloyd Cress on February 7.

Mrs. Cloyd Clifford Kineer

The Gander’s Pillow Dilemma Sparks Family Debate

In a memoir like scene a narrator recalls a gray goose pinned on its back while a woman plucks down from its breast. The account notes the goose’s squawks of protest and questions whether a son-in-law will value the pillows that caused such discomfort to the birds and other geese.

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