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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1942

Page

5

Local reflections and social notes amid wartime dining and gardens

A reader recounts visiting Elizabeth Sherman's garden and marveling at its beauty while recalling Mrs. Sherman's earlier work. Notes on remodeling at 13st Jefferson Street and social life in Burlington persist during wartime. The piece suggests organizing regular Coffee Hours and recalls a soldier’s praise for camp food. It also mentions candy shipments to troops and a Your Life magazine piece on prenatal whooping cough immunization.

It's Cruel to Be So Frank in Fox Theater Show

Mary Frances Morgan criticizes frankness as selfish and foolish in a column about a stage piece at the Fox. The piece features reflections on blunt speech and social folly alongside brief local notes on visits from Sigourney and Neenah residents and a Chicago visit to extend family time.

Mary Frances Morgan

Brighton and Area News: Legion Officers Elected and Local Visits

At a Brighton American Legion meeting on Tuesday officers were elected for the coming year led by Commander H. C. Messer and vice commander H. D. Wentworth. Local residents report visits and travels including Mrs. Alfred E. Hoffman of Muscatine staying with her daughter Mrs. I. F. Kraemer, and Mary Schantz of Wayland visiting her grandmother Mrs. Agil Wilkerson.

Rhua Helmick Brighton American Legion H. C. Messer H. D. Wentworth W. O. Morgan L. A. Horton Leo Fritz E. L. Edmondson Alfred E. Hoffman Muscatine I. F. Kraemer Mary Schantz Wayland Agil Wilkerson Betty Jean Hoxworth Washington Doris Robison Iowa City

Former Junction resident dies after brief illness

Charles H. Gallup 48 of Toledo Ohio native of this vicinity died June 29 after a brief illness. He was born January 20, 1894. He managed the Willard hotel in Toledo and belonged to the American Legion and Masonic lodge. He is survived by a sister Mrs. W. L. Cline of Davenport.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Charles H. Gallup Toledo Ohio Willard American Legion Masonic Lodge W. L. Cline Davenport Purchases Farm

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