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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1950

Page

8

Local Family Visits Across Midwest and Ontario

Mr and Mrs Paul V Shearer visit Ames with Mrs Shearers parents Mr and Mrs A A Smith. Dr and Mrs William Krigbaum and daughter Mary Katherine travel from parental homes visiting C H Wolfe and George Zeck homes before returning via Galesburg Decatur Ill and Columbus Ohio. Mrs Lucy Cannon accompanies her son Charles to Shell Rock for weekend visit and will stay longer with her daughter Mrs K W Kuhn and family in Reinbeck then return to Spurgeon store duties. Billy Nelson returns from University of Iowa Hospital after major operation and Janet Hagie progresses at home from five months in Iowa City Children’s Hospital walking with braces. Mrs Fred Fitch of Cedar Rapids visits daughter Mrs William Graf and family as Regina Saskatchewan Canada relatives join.

Paul V. Shearer Ames Ohio Lucy Cannon Charles Winfield Shell Rock Charles Cannon Billy Nelson Willie Nelson West Third Street University Hospital Iowa City Little Janet Hagie William H. Hagie Children’s Hospital Kimberley Don Maxwell Memorial Hospital Des Moines Frank H. Magdefray Wayland Bennie Miller Darlene Wenatchee Wash Richard Linda Sue Miller’s George Rudiger Jeanne Milwaukee Wis Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Ruth Dupuis Boulder Colo University of Colorado Katherine Mary Marshall Los Angeles Calif A. E. Atchison Grinnell L. A. Morrison Danville James A. Morrison Harry Palmquist Belvidere John R. May Rickey Cheyenne Wyo Crawfordsville Ind Sgt May W. O. Armstrong James Morrison Donna Crone St Luke's Hospital of Davenport Ted Crone Ernie Rouse Rey McBirney Stewart McCreedy Beaver Falls Malcomb Montgomery Catherine Wilson Ainsworth Will McCall Allerton Montgomery Wilson

Community Social Notes Across States and Visits

Local residents travel for family visits and professional events. Kimberley convalesces in Des Moines after surgery, while Frank Magdefray aids in Wayland. Bennie Miller’s family returns from Wenatchee, and the Rudigers head to Milwaukee for Northwestern Mutual Life convention. Various relatives visit, attend synods, sessions, or conferences in Grinnell Ottumwa and DC areas.

Boy Killed by Buddy In War Gun Duel

In Virginia Minnesota a 23-year-old man, Gene Porter of St. Cloud, was shot and killed by Stewart Cadham of St. Paul during a prolonged mock “war” duel at Pelican Lake lodge. Cadham, 20, was held without charge as an inquest was scheduled. authorities anticipated possible homicide charges.

Virginia Minn St. Louis Stewart Cadham St. Paul Gene Porter St. Cloud Pelican Lake John C. Arko Cadham Korea Johnson Porter

Farm Fires Rooted in Faulty Construction and Carelessness

The article notes that the principal cause of farm fires stems from faulty construction and careless practices. No specific persons or organizations are named in the readable text.

SECO Weather Network Increases Air Service Speed

The Civil Aeronautics Administration introduces SECO a sequential control system linking 60 secondary weather stations with Fort Worth control, automating transmission of hourly weather messages. It reduces operator time, allows more messages and future nationwide expansion.

Fixed Aeronautical CAA Spencer Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Fort Worth Amarillo Tex Forth Worth Office

Railroad Ties Per Mile Stand At About Three Thousand

A historical note states that there are approximately 3,000 cross ties per mile of railroad. The figure underscores the dense wood infrastructure supporting early rail lines and their maintenance requirements.

Lidice Memorial Fades From Lidice Ill Community

Eight years after the Lidice memorial was dedicated in Lidice Illinois the perpetual flame is extinguished the monument is dilapidated and the site overgrown while residents recall the town’s wartime destruction and fading memory.

Stern Park Gardens Ill Lidice Czechoslovakia Joliet Free People of America Illinois

Let's Take an Old Fashioned Walk with Children

A spring outing idea encourages families to walk outdoors and teach kids to stretch their eyes and ears to notice birds, leaves, flowers, and insects. The activity promises ongoing outdoor entertainment as children grow and learn to enjoy nature.

Workers of Peter Pan Bread Company Enjoy Camaraderie

A brief note describes the men employed by Peter Pan Bread Company socializing, sharing laughter, and camaraderie during their workday, reflecting a cheerful shop culture.

Peter Pan Bread Company Ing Peter Pan

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Spurgeon Store Fred Fitch Cedar Rapids William Graf Mrs. Frank Kimberly Regina Saskatchewan Canada Continuos Jon Payne Gal Russell Sterling Hayden Mary Beth Hughes Dick For AN Henry Wall George Gabby” Wayes Raymond Pease Palmquist Quito Ecuador L. F. Harding Mace Motor FORD Mercury David O. Selznick Alexander Korda Carol Reed Graham Greene Selznick NEWIS Clifef Edwards & His Buddy U.S Wendell Willkie Roosevelt Dominick Romano Luella Weeks Robert Awe Mike Case Wilson Coal Company Washington Brooklyn Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals Fresh Candy Headquarters Whitman's Vol Ivan Keith Ida Stephen Kathleen Gramp Kathy Steve Pdkace Washington State Bank Les Eichers Timmy Larry Fos Ters Greensboro New York City THE Evening Journal Your Home Daily Newspaper
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