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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1950

Page

3

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events This Week

A busy slate of community gatherings includes Independence Day themed plans with potlucks and ice cream socials. Notable items span Tuesday to Saturday with DAR, U and I club, Presbyterian services, Ladies Aid circles, and Rebekah lodge activities across Sunset Park and Pilotburg.

Independent Club Victor Blattner Hugh Hail Stella Latchem Sunset Park Athian Sisters KP Hall Carol Brewer Missionary Society U and I Club May Dawson L.B.C. Club Dale Lance Wiele St. Pauls Women's Guild Walnut Women’s Club Lester Laubach Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society Carl Oldfield H.E.O. Club Clarence Sooth

Columbus Junction Population Rises by 140 in 1950 Census

The 1950 census shows Columbus Junction at 1 115 residents, up 140 from 1940. Nearby towns list Columbus City 048, Conesville 251, Cotter 49, Fredonia 133. The Columbus Independent district census reports 418 people aged five to 24, 226 ages 16 to compulsory schooling, and 160 ages one to five. Martha Butler enumerator. Funeral services held for Mrs. Sarah Shellabarger at Fre­donia Methodist Church with pallbearers Herbert Lewis, Russell Newell, Marvin Richard, and Lyle Shellabarger.

Columbus Poa. Lewis W. G. Roberts Earl Lewis Fairfield Columbus Independent Martha Butler Shellabarger Sarah Shellabarger Fredania Methodist Church Herbert Lewis Russell R. Newell Marvin Richard Lyle Shellabarcer E. G Sears Columbus City Methodist Church Columbus Junction Methodist Church S. Ramsdale LeClaire Columbus City FE. W. McWilliams Richard Thomas Iowa City N. F. Chapman Hedrick Central Presbyterian Church

Kamp Kory Damaged As Auto Goes Out of Control

A 1936 Plymouth driven by Jenner William Beaulieu of Buffalo lost control on highway 92 near Kamp Kory. The car crashed through a sign trellis and Bauer front yard, hit a tree and ended in the Bauer residence corner. Beaulieu was treated and released. property damage ran to several hundred dollars. Residents call for highway patrol action on speed limits.

Richard Fisher Westchester Kamp Kozy Eldin Bauer Jenner William Beaulieau Buffalo Kamp Kory Bauer Beaulieau Washington Highway Patrol Bruce Gardner Des Moines Roy Gardner Lake Odessa Milford Cain Minneapolis

Last Ditch Effort to Avert Rail Strike

Federal mediators planned new talks in Chicago with railroad and union officials to avert a threatened strike by conductors trainmen and yardmasters and end a walkout by AFL switchmen. No progress reported after holiday talks.

Chicago AFL Francis A. O'Neill Leverett Edwards National (Railway) Mediation Board Lor Western Rock Island Chicago Great Western Western Pacific Denver and Rio Grande Western Great Northern

Unions Demand 44-Hour Week With No Pay Cut

All unions seek a 44 hour workweek without reduced pay, arguing members currently log 48 to 56 hours weekly.

President Truman Addresses Jamboree at Valley Forge

President Truman spoke to about 50,000 Scouts and as many civilians as the Boy Scout National Jamboree officially opened at Valley Forge Pennsylvania. A dramatic Revolutionary War flashback accompanied the ceremony.

Valley Forge Harry Truman

Boy Scout Jamboree Events Open With Truman Talk

After a morning warning blast scouts formed for salute as the national emblem rose and flags were raised. Evening moved to a two mile walk to the arena for the program including President Truman. Poison ivy cleared from the arena. Trounks on horned toads and a trading post with official box lunch signs noted.

Truman Toad Trading Trading Post

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