Brighton Notes and Local Twitches
I Kr aemer left for Knoxville Tennessee to take a construction aid job at Douglas Dam for the TVA. Mrs Quick and her children returned from Martinsboro due to illness in the family. Charles Crandall went to the Iowa City hospital for a periodic check up. It will be two years this fall since his siege of infantile paralysis. Mrs Dan Bailey and Sally of Ottumwa are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs B C Tracy for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richua Helmick
Brighton
I. F. Kraemer
Knoxville
Tennessee
Douglas Dam
T.V.A
Quick
Martinsboro
Charles Crandall
Iowa City Hospital
Dan Bailey
Sally
Ottumwa
B. C. Tracy
Brighton Community Plans Independence Day Outdoor Service
The Brighton patriotism committee led by H. Messer organizes an Independence Day observance using sound equipment and the Saturday Evening show, featuring a band concert directed by Joe Christy, community singing led by Jeen Hoskins, and a county defense council speaker. The Will Lambert family has moved back to Brighton, and a shoe repair shop opens behind the Guy building. A rubber salvage drive collects 27,609 pounds. Other local notices mention residents traveling to Bethany Missouri and relatives leaving for Madison Wisconsin for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lambert
Brighton
Eldon
Iowa
Mr. Clambert
Guy
New Patriotism Committee
M. L. McCreedy
Roy Crossett
Cecil Myers
F. Hoover
J. N. Irwin
S O’vlock
Joe Christy
Jeen Hoskins
County Defense Council
Leo Benda
Lester Ingham
Bethany
Gladwin
Fourth of July visitors and travel notices in Des Moines
The notice lists residents and guests over the Fourth. A.S. Cawley and daughter Joyce return to Des Moines from Mrs. Cawley’s aunt in Des Moines. Robert Fillmore returns from Detroit for the holiday with 60 days furlough. David Horton arrives from the east with 90 days off. Loren McNeese and Diane plan a weekend visit to Otto McNeese in Newton. Charles Duke and family return from Johill Wisconsin and will travel north again after the Fourth. Mrs. James Dawson returns from Washington due to a sister-in-law’s death. Mrs. Myrtle Hianlon visits Mrs. H. G. Richardson in Washington. Dorothy Helmick of Dallas Center plans a weekend with her mother H. W. Helmick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S. Cawley
Joyce
Des Moines
David Horton
Merchant Marine
Iceland
Russia
Loren McNeese
Diane
Otto McNeese
Newton
Charles Duke
Janice Woods
Winifred Coffman
Johil
Wisconsin
Duke
Dukes
Puneral
James Dawson
Washington
Joe Amrin
Myrtle Hianlon
H. G. Richardson
Dorothy Helmick
Dallas Center
West and Klockengays Visit Havre Residents
Havre notes from July details visits and gatherings. Martin West sister and family from Pekin Illinois, various neighbors attended suppers and Fourth of July events at multiple homes. Alma Leins and Warren now at Kelly Field, Texas. Violin music and a friendly roast wrap the community update.
Club Picnic and Social Calls Reported
Thursday evening attendance at a club picnic followed visits to Oscar Gardner's home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Oliver Tackenburg called on Pete Krabill at the hospital Sunday afternoon and visited Grandma Henke. They ended Sunday at Howard Wittig's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pratt
Lake Klopenstein
Evert Westen
Larry
Wayland
Travold Wilson
Marylin
Washington
Walter Westen
Donald
Walter
Marjorie
Elizabeth Ann
Lee Mullen
Winfield
7Elmer Mason
Clyle
Margaret
Vina Mannusier
Margaret Scranton
Will Lins
Etta Reeves
Oscar Gardner
Will Me-Bride
Wisit McBrides
Charles Cannon
Mrs. Oliver Tackenburg
S. C. Wittmer
Pete Krabill
Grandma Henke
Howard Wittiig
Witting Couple Spends Night in Kalona Visit
Mr and Mrs Peter Witting of Kalona spent Thursday and Friday night at the S C Wittmer residence in a brief local stopover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Witting
Charles Cannon
Peter Witting
Kalona
S. C. Wittmer
Weight Change After Eating Clarified
After eating a meal a person's weight rises by the exact weight of the food consumed. The gain is temporary until digestion proceeds and the body processes the meal.
Dog Tongue Texture Compared Across Species
Describes how a dog’s tongue is not perfectly smooth but less rough than many other animals. Notes texture differences and implies functional variation among species.
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FE. A. Horner
Leland Horton
Madison Wise
Horner
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National A
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Spa
Kellogg’s
Fort Dearborn
Dumbo
Cne
National Pan Rolls
U. S
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LUX Soap
LINCO
Pkee
Ige
Hillside
CAI Jumbo
Michigan
B.-Ib, Oan
B.oz
Pkas
J Ox
Pke
Marjorie Weaver
Louisville
Misa Weaver
Kenneth G. Schacht
Donald Briggs
Chicago
Briggs
Marea Rotclye
al Te Service
Burlington Trailways
Burlington Trailways Depot
Alfred Cantoni
Agent Cantonet Candy Kepachen
W. Main
Havre
Lewis Hering
Martin Westen
Folly Klockengay
Melvin
Pekin
Illinois
Westen
Harm Westen
Noble
Barbara Jean
Karen Kay
Cora Witmer
Bertha Graber
Jesse Stout
Fairfield
Lloyd
Albert Elmore
Pete Koehler
John Zieglowskys
Frank
Emma Wittman
Conesville Sunday
Kelly Field
Alma Leins
Iowa City
Will Leins
Warren
Chanute Field
Ilinois
Texas
Max
Howard Witting
Anna Oltmann
Forrest Mullen
Roy Foss
Elmer MecCure
Carl Hering
Marguerite
Hering
Byron Battterson
Jesse Dayton
Batterson
Margaret Fread
Edgewood Arsenal
Washington, D. C
Jane’s
Jane Withers
Robert Cornell
The
Jamaica
Washington Beverage Company
Campbell's
Maxwell House Coffee
Nz Baby Foods
Kraft's Macaroni Dinner
Addy
Pire
Jar
Wheaties
B.C
Phe
Sunkist Lemons
Doz
P&g
Swift
Ral
Prunes
Sears Gol
Dor
Louisa
Ming
Elie
Piggly Wiggly
Olivia de Havilland
Henry Fonda
Warner Bros
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