Pleasant Hill Social Notes and Community Visits
Pleasant Hill July 12 hail wind and rain damaged corn oats and gardens in parts of town. Residents and families including Redekers Lambert Meullers Kauffmans and others hosted and visited at various homes, with birthday dinner for Mrs Kephart and reports of relatives in Okinawa. Citizens stopped by hospitals and homes, shared meals and ice cream, and noted neighborly gatherings across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lambert
Pleasant Hill
Frank Redeker
Louise Wasson
John Ganons
Victor Meuller
T Roy Kepharts
Anton Kauffman
Helen
Jank Shhod
Wilner Kauffmans
Howard Benn
Eugene Chalupa
Sigourney
Charles McCreedy
Homer Kephart
Neema Kephart
Jake Earnest
Howard Caldwells
Arlene
Maxine
John Giun
Lacy Lines
Cloyce Burnetts
Paula Tunner
Boonville
Boyd Stephens
Myrlay
Doan's Pills Advertised For Kidney Relief
An old Doan's Pills ad promotes a diuretic remedy for kidney function problems. It cites symptoms such as backache, swelling, and frequent urination and urges readers to ask a druggist for Doan's to cleanse waste from the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Family Surprise Birthday Party for S C Wittmer
Havre reports a surprise party Monday evening marks S C Wittmer s birthday. Family and friends from Iowa City Fairfield Mt Pleasant and local neighbors attended with ice cream cake and good wishes. Local merchant S G Wittmer was praised for community support as coal deliveries drew praise from patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Wittmer
Lewis Hering
Havre
Wittmer
Willis Wittmer
Larry
Samuel Wittmer
Iowa City
Virgil Wittmer
Kay
Fairfield
Dwight Wittmer
Wayne
Noah Wittmer
Mt. Pleasant
S. G. Wittmer
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Meets
The Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society met at the Community building with 13 members and one guest, Hazel Strohm of Poteau. They quilted, heard Psalm 54, and a poem, then discussed Sunday services, a ten cent social, and future meetings plus a basket dinner plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Hazel Strohm
Poteau, Oklo
Nelson Woodford
Ellen Gates
Ed Libe
Luke
H. A. Engel
Alfred d’Groot Wolver
Grace Hill Shurch
Charles Johnson
John
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
A concise advertisement for FASTEETH denture powder. It claims to hold upper and lower plates firmer with a pleasant, non gummy taste. The product is alkaline, non-nocid, non sour, and claims odor control. Available at drug stores.
Writer Morton Executed by Germans in 1945 Camp
German forces executed Associated Press war correspondent Joseph Morton on January 24 1945 in a Nazi concentration camp after his capture in Slovakia. Morton had joined an Allied mission of 17 Americans and Britons aiding Slovak patriots last fall. the entire group was captured and reportedly killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oseph Morton
Associated Press
Slovakia
Morton
International
R L Dircks Spends a Furlough at Junction Home
Columbus Junction on July 11 reports S/Sgt Robert Leo Dircks waist gunner on a B24 Liberator bomber spent an 84 day furlough with his father Leo Dircks and his aunt Mrs Lorrain Lukenbach. He earned the Air Medal after flying missions with the 4915th heavy bombardment group in the Eighth Air Force. He joined the Air Corps in 1943 and trained at Lowry Field Harlingen Mountain Home. He returned to the United States in June 206. Lt Gilbert Dickinson Jeanie Dickinson
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
S/Sget
Robert Leo L
Leo Dircks
Lorrain Lukenbach
Second Air Division
Eighth Air Force
England
Direks
Europe
United States
Air Corps
Lowryfield
Colo
Harlingen
Tex
Mountain Home
Idaho
H. W. Eliason
Great Lakes
Mr. Eliasson
Held for Manslaughter After Fatal Altercation
Laverne Boeckmann, 22, of Sumner, waived a preliminary hearing in Bremer county on manslaughter charges after Rupert Bullard, 74, of Waterloo, died in a Fort Dodge hospital. Bullard died from a skull fracture after an altercation following a June 7 automobile collision. Boeckmann admitted striking Bullard as his car hit Bullard’s vehicle after it was parked on the highway.
Woods Temperature Readings Differ From Adjacent Fields
Observation shows woods stay about one degree cooler in hot weather and about one degree warmer in cold weather compared with surrounding fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Justice Impartial Justice Discards Party and Friendship
A historical note describes impartial justice as blind, represented by the figure of Addison. It emphasizes that justice ignores party ties and friendships in its application, presenting a symbolic image of equality before the law.
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Justice
Addison
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Charie Chan
Deeb
Johnny Mack Brown
Raymond Hatton
FOX
Fred Kephart
Raymond
Bernard
Okinawa
Howard Witting
Charles Cannon
Glen Pratt
Lee Hesseltine
W. R. Gamon
Gamon
Leslie Been Blossoms
H. W. Wearmouth
Sioux City
Lee Hesseltnes
Wayne Knapp
Don Darbyshire
G. W. Beliel
Ate
Forrest Mullen
E. G. Mason
Brighton
Carey Long Home
Walter Mullen
Mason
John Dodds
Mittee
Elsie Libe
Anna Jones
Bessie Harvey
Faith Jones
Leona Genkinger
Washington
Lloyd Dickinson
Floyd Farrier
Gerald Dickinson
John Hillhouse
Mitchell
Crawfordsville
Wallace Beery
Tom Drakeames Gleason
Norway
Gavle
Sweden
Tatung
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Dyn
China Coast
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Tansui
Pescadores
Okayama
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Isexirer
Shinchiku
Formosa
China
Haiayama
Takao
Tainan
Iran
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Shinko
Torere
Koshoto
Kotosho
R. L. Dircks
Junction Home
Gilbert Dickinson
Jeanie Dickinson
Pittsburgh
Sorrell Auto Parts
Tokyo
Indiana
Iowa
Massachusetts
Fleet Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Korea
Sea OF
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Honshucy
Nago
SAKAI
Shikoku
Ikyushu
Miyazaki
Ryukyu
Bonin
Mariana Is
South Dakota
Adin
William F. Halsey
Tokyo Bay
Sendai
Gifu
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Lexington
Sexington
Essex
Sex
Independence
Ske
Alma Mater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Napoleon
Francis Wilby
West Polet
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Military Academy
Ehlert
Boeckmase
Bullard
Boeckmann
Hullard
Ehter
Mr. Car
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Washington Oil Company
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