Editorial Reflections on Thought and Speech
A July 8 1949 editorial muses on the power of words and thoughts, stressing moderation and reverence before the Infinite. It links a merry heart to health, and urges that spoken words and inner meditations be acceptable in sight of a higher moral standard.
Washington County Airport Sees Growth And Need For Hangars
A long-winded local column describes Washington County's aging airport facilities, growth in licensed pilots, and increasing business use. Manager Minden cites 100 local pilots, 65 charter flights, 24,900 gallons of gasoline sold, and plans for new hangars to expand capacity while noting sod runways limit larger aircraft. The piece argues aviation is a public utility vital to regional progress.
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Minden
Washington
Stinson Voyager
Washington airport growth and public ownership noted
Bruce Cowden reports on Washington's airport manager Fred Minden and local aviation plans. He outlines municipal ownership trends, surrounding towns with public airports, start of the Washington field, revenue from leases and crops, and postwar training shifts with GI students and private enrollees.
Aviation veteran outlines airport future in Washington
Mr Minden, with 15 years in aviation and service in the US Marines air corps, spoke on the present and future of the Washington airport. He emphasized equipped operations and urged more locals to share his view. He drew on wartime experience from Guadalcanal to Iwo Jima and has logged about 1300 flight hours, including 700 as an instructor.
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Department of Agriculture
Minden
Fred Minden
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Army
Navy
George W. Rudiger
G. M. Humble
H. F. Freshwaters
R. E. Arthur
Stan Kiesey
Air Corps
United States Marines
Pacific
Guadalcanal
Marianas
Iwo Jima
Two Guests at Past Noble Grand Meeting
Mrs. Fred Wagner and Mrs Harold Brock attended the Past Noble Grand circle meeting hosted by Mrs. Howard Baker at her home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Doyle Brown was the hostess. After a brief business session led by President Mrs. Myral Smith, cards were played and refreshments served. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Jake Fisher.
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Fred Wagner
Harold Brock
Noble Grand Circle
Howard Baker
Doyle Brown
Myral Smith
Jake Fisher
Camp Fire Girls Open First Cooking School Session
Sixteen girls attended the first cooking school period at the Town Southern Utility plant Tuesday. Esther Lear of Ottumwa directs the class, which runs daily through Friday, with sessions every day at the Air Camp Fire Girls are invited to join.
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Camp Fire Girls Cooking School
Southern Utility Company
Esther Lear
Ottumwa
Air Camp Fire
Local Folks Travel and Visit Across Several States
Mr and Mrs Jacek Brown and son Jack Jr of Philadelphia paused in Washington en route to Omaha to visit the W Bickels and Mrs E M Wellemeyer. Fred Speed and family take a vacation trip stopping in Illinois to see an army friend. L O Beenblossom of Columbus Junction to Bellevue Hospital Muscatine for pre surgery care. Mrs Jesse Campbell to St Louis to visit son Raymond Rittenhouse and family. Dr and Mrs Walter Scranton and Mary Lee and Walter Jr return to White Plains NY after visit with Frank Scranton family. Anna Godwin visiting Canton Ohio at her son’s home until late August. Hugh McCleery to Denver to visit Dr and Mrs M L Phelps for about three weeks.
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Jacek Brown
Jack Jr
Philadelphia
Washington
Omaha
Neb
W. Bickels
Mrs
Fred Speed
Illinois
Mr. Speeds
Jesse Campbell
St. Louis
Raymond Rittenhouse
Walter Scranton
Mary Lee
Walter Jr
White Plains
N. Y
Frank Scranton
Anna Godwin
Canton
Charles J Godwin
Hugh McCleery
Denver Colp
M. L. Phelps
J. B. Cheney
May Lamb
Richard Stephens
Sweetwater
Tex
Leonard Weathers
Harold Brooks
Otumwa
Cleo
Dean Cherryholmes
Onawa
Towa
Ames
Vincent Willey
Vernon
Carleton White
Kenneth White
Harry White
Roy Closson
Bobby
North English
Merle White
Waterloo
Howard Beenblossom
Fort Madison
John Anderson
Mabel
Nellie
San Diego
Calif
Weekend Visitors from Moline in Crawfordsville Notes
Local column records weekend visitations including the Fletcher and Anderson families from Moline. Mentions Edward Engel first installation of a television in the area and various relatives attending events, horse shows, parades, and trips to Ames, Onawa, Muscatine, and San Diego with brief remarks on a hot night at a Lantern parade.
Chicago visitor Dorothy Allen stays with Stewart family
Mrs Dorothy Allen of Chicago visits two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Stewart north of town and plans to return Saturday to work at Sears Roebuck. Jean Arnold of Keota also visits Tuesday at the H K Freshwaters home.
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Dorothy Allen
Chicago
Ralph Stewart
Sears Roebuck
Jean Arnold of
Keota
H K. Freshwaters
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