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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1947

Page

4

Local notes on visits and haying help in Franklin

Franklin July 12 report lists neighbors helping with haying including Frank Kleese Paul Griffith and C E Griffith along with Lloyd Bauer. Several visits occur with Waggoners Booths and Scrantons while gooseberries are picked. Paul Butterbaugh under doctor care and multiple Sunday calls noted.

WV. Durst Franklin Frank Kleese Paul C. E. Griffith Lloyd Bauer Dice Waggoner East Randolph N. Y Bert Booth Waggoner Booth Chas Harley Daryl Leffler Vernon Tuckers Walter Fishers Seventy-six Township Clint Griggs W .V. Durst Cick. Griffith H. D. Kleese Frank Scranton Bob Scranton Wayne Scranton Falls Village Conn Paul Butterbaugh Henry Sheets Roberta Geo Baumert Harper

Weekend Visits and Family Gatherings Across Clinton

Mrs. Margaret Kyser and Connie visited sister Frances Kiefe in Clinton over the Fourth of July weekend. Jimmie Kiefe takes a two week vacation with aunt Margaret Kyser. Various local residents including Leonard Jackson, Forrest Lins, Veda Franks, Everette Coons, Lewis Coons, Ebner family, Will Shalla, Clyde Dawson, Charley Marek Dale Bob, Harvid Humston, J M Stone, Karl Alma Pearl Frain, Howard Fisher and the Des Moines visitors at the Gee Bartholomew home spent time with relatives and at local homes throughout the week.

Margaret Kyser Connie Frances Kiefe Clinton Jimmie Kiefe Leonard Jackson Mason City Forrest Lins Veda Franks Paul Butterbaughs Everette Coons Lewis Coons Ebner Will Shalla Clyde Dawson Brighton Charley Marek Dale Bob Howard Hydes J. M. Stone Karl Alma Pearl Frain Harvid Humston Howard Fisher Raymond Fisher David Fisher Gary Des Moines Gee. Bartholomew J. L. McGraw H. J. Brenneman

Dayton Grove Dinner Guests Share Sunday Visits

Dayon Grove notes July 12 recounts Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duvall hosting Mr. and Mrs. Harold Timmins and family of Ainsworth for dinner. Also listed are visits by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Anderson Judi and Jeri, and Mrs. Ted Anderson visiting Wisconsin relatives.

H. D. Dusenbery Dayton Grove Walter Duvall Harold Timmins Ainsworth Ted Anderson Judi Jeri Will Anderson Batterson Wisconsin Lester Merz Reynold Nebe Newhauer Chicago Dean Moore

Local Social Notes Highlight Gatherings and Visits

Sunday meals and social calls mark the week with guests at several homes. The Robert Stephens family attended a funeral for cousin Jack Streeter in New Windsor Illinois. Merl McDowell hosts guests from Los Angeles St Clairsville Ohio Monmouth and Monmouth Illinois. Others visit Carter Junction Minburn Lakewood and Onslow Iowa with various friends and relatives.

Sandra Jos McGraw Robert Stephens Dick Stephens Richard Allen Poyd Jack Streeter New Winsor Illinois Lester Merz Claudine Reinhart Harper Jerry Johnson Dean Moore Walter Duvall Leonard Bomber Merle McDowell Winston Maracle Los Angees Edna Sutton St. Clairsville Ohio Ewing Bailey Bruce and Kenneth Monmouth Merle Kinney Minburn Iowa Kinney Lyall Moore M. P. Paulson Carter

Pasteurization Law Aims to Prevent Milk Diseases

Iowa's new milk pasteurization law, effective April 15, 1949, requires all milk sold from vehicles or stores to come from TB-tested cows and be pasteurized. Raw milk must be labeled grade A and conforms to federal grade A standards, while direct farm purchases remain allowed. Emanuel L. Baum notes epidemics from 1928–38 linked to infected milk and expects the measure to lower typhoid fever, diphtheria, scarlet fever, tuberculosis, and undulant fever.

Ames Iowa Emanuel L. Baum Iowa State College Baum T. B

Subscription Rates for Washington Carrier and Beyond

Per three months by carrier in Washington the yearly rate in Wash rebind alonesi eee ten dollars outside Washington Iowa. Per year first and second zones six dollars. Per six months three dollars fifty cents. Two ninety all subscriptions payable in advance two sixty

Washington Tews Elder, Shannon & Co R. E. Shannon Dave R. Elder Bruce C. Cowden W. J. Shannon Max Marble Iowa United Press Inland Daily Press Iowa Daily Press Iowa Press Audit Bureau of Circculations Wash- Rebound

Dublin Items reveals family visits across town

Mrs H J Mangold reports social visits in Dublin with Cloyce and Claudia Tinnes from Rock Island staying at Nick Tinnes home. William McCartney and Stanley Margold called on Howard Mangold, while Blanche Nelson and Carl Corpman joined Jake Seethout for Sunday dinner.

Galloping Giraffes Reach Speed Over Thirty Miles Per Hour

Giraffes once called came opards can run at speeds exceeding 30 miles per hour. The note highlights the surprising pace of these tall mammals and their ability to sprint when startled or pursuing.

Food City Kaiser Frazer

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