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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1933
Page
7
Philadelphia report notes urging medical students to marry soon as a perceived social reform. The piece highlights campaign language, cites unnamed officials, and frames marriage as a pathway to stability and public service.
Dr. David Riesman of Philadelphia General Hospital urged embracing community life while pursuing chosen professions, stressing service and professional dedication.
Mrs J B McBride 68, longtime Columbus Junction resident, will receive funeral rites at her home Tuesday at 2 pm. Burial follows in Kentucky Cemetery near Riverside. She was formerly Viola Reece. husband died last year. Survived by three daughters, three sons, two brothers, three sisters, and one other sister.
Cordelle H Braden reports guests from Ohio and Iowa visited the Griffith home in Wellman. Mrs Swartzendruber plans a Grantsville Maryland visit. Plattsmouth Nebraska and Davenport residents visited the Von Howe and Butterbaugh households. Mary Foster Durian family shopped in Iowa City and Sadie Rickey accompanied them.
The A Y Lindsey family plans a weekend trip to Pennsylvania after Mr. Lindsey sold his Wellman bakery interest to the Trautmann brothers who run a bakery business. S. T. Wilson and his daughters Edna Lula Dorothy, with brother William R. Wilson, visited A L Braden in Waterloo after a weekend in Cedar Rapids and Mediapolis.
The usual entrance method is by congressional appointment with each congressman able to nominate two appointees. Other routes include presidential appointments or selection from the army, National Guard, or military schools.
Cedar Township and nearby communities hold their regular monthly Farm Bureau meeting at the Don Huber home this Friday at 8 30 pm. A good program is planned with educational and comic moving pictures. Members and non members are invited by Wade Gardner president.
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