Corot Sean Doren Recovers After Fracture Surgery
Sean Doren’s elbow fracture required removal of a cast and now the arm shows healing progress. Doctors report alignment improving and expect continued recovery with rehabilitation therapy.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1939
Page
2
Sean Doren’s elbow fracture required removal of a cast and now the arm shows healing progress. Doctors report alignment improving and expect continued recovery with rehabilitation therapy.
Dicky Gray visits grandmother in Des Moines while Cedar Rapids and Chicago travelers spend weekends with the Clive Gray home. Atchison's promotes sandals and white footwear sale. Several Iowa City and Chicago trips are reported with family visits and relatives.
The name Morgan is linked to Henry Morgan as a pirate whose surname comes from Celtic roots meaning born by the sea. The note highlights the nautical tie in the etymology.
The Robinson Deep Mine, part of the Rand Gold field in South Africa, is cited as the deepest gold mine with a depth of 8,300 feet.
Mr and Mrs J Martin White came back from Hum bolt and Lake Okoboji after the death of Mrs Emma Wilson sister in law of Mrs White from Burlington. Visitors Dr M H Sartor home include Courtright Hawley Jr and family from Marion with Hawley sr and Marian from Norfolk Va. Also Mr J F Macon auctioneer plans visit of William Sartor and Carol Ann from Fort Des Moines. Laura Hodgen of Kansas City left after funeral of Mrs J B McCaleb. Florence Suttle and Charles Neihouse visited Edith Meeker.
The Loyal Women's Class of the Baptist church will meet Friday at 2 p.m. in the church. Mrs Sickles will supervise refreshments and Mrs Coppock will arrange the entertainment.
Several members of the Royal Neighbor Kensington attended a pot luck dinner at Mrs Ray mond Kos home. Two visitors were Marjorie Bull and Loraine Kos. A short business meeting followed by social visiting completed the afternoon.
A busy social week lists many gatherings at Sunset Park and local churches including nursing society picnics Pythian Sisters and families and Baptist Woman’s Missionary society with potluck and dress requirements. Also notes meeting changes dress hints and a caffeine crystallization description.
At the hospital Roquel Times Keota was admitted last evening for an infected hand. George Eicher Crawfordsville had an appendectomy last evening. Phylita Whetstine Wellman was dismissed this morning. Emily Fern Stephens Jeanne Martin Denna Rae Stormer all of Keota Larry Pratt and Marj ion Lee both of Washington underwent tonsillectomies this morning. Mr and Mrs Laurence Romine Keota are parents of a daughter born yesterday at 2 10 p.m weighing eight pounds two ounces.
A health ad promotes preventing constipation by diet rather than enduring it. It emphasizes using Kellogg's All-Bran for bulk, plus water, to stay regular long term. The cereal is produced by Kellogg's in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
Mrs Joe Dougall and Mrs Thomas Dodd hosted a shower for Mrs Hugh M Dougall formerly Louise Cox attracting twenty guests. Attendants helped serve refreshments and a file of household hints was prepared for the bride. Next club meeting set for Thursday at Mrs Forrest Walker's home five and one half miles south of Washington.
Members of the H.H. club are expected to bring their oldest items to a gathering with Mrs. Walker. The meeting will feature a discussion on preservation and display of heirloom objects.
Meetings of three M. E. K. aid units are scheduled for Friday afternoon. Participants plan to coordinate welfare activities and discuss upcoming fundraising events.
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