Local notes on visits, moves and social bits from town
June Davis Stearns visits homefolks as Lt. Richard Stearns transfers to Lincoln Nebraska. The Davis family plans a move to 719 South 3rd Street. The Stearns resided in Roswell New Mexico. A recipe from Des Moines Register praised as life saver is shared for morning hydration. Harry Ramseyver Jr. returns from Iowa City hospital. Mrs. Mount, 93, jokes about rainbow colors after a fall. her house gets fresh paint and repairs. Local cafe crowds for Sunday dinners, prompting a debate over closing hours.
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June Davis Stearns
Richard Stearns
Stearns
Lincoln
Neb
Davis
South 3Rd Street
Hietts
Roswell
New Mexico
Health Conference For 4 H Girls and Pre School Children
Riverside hosts a child health conference at the American Legion hall from 1 60 to 3 00 p m to provide preschool examinations for Riverside area children starting school this fall. Appointments via telephone operator. the Washington County Health Unit and Dr Ruth B E Church will conduct the examinations. The 4 H girls may receive their annual physical that Wednesday morning through the same health unit.
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Riverside
American Legion Hall
Washington County Health Service
County Health Service
Washington County Health Unit
Ruth BE. Church
Washington County Acknowledges Local Servicemen
Brief note from the county honors area residents serving in the armed forces. The notice lists local volunteers and expresses appreciation for their service.
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Washington County
Pupils Present Piano Recital at Mrs Shields Home
A group of piano pupils under Mrs Henry S Shields performed a four oclock recital Saturday afternoon at her home assisted by Sara Lu Miller soprano and Bery erly Brown accompanist. The program included Duet America arr Scales Wilma Troyer Mrs Shields The Ocean Roll Janet Carl Criss Cross etc.
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Henry S. Shields
Level Furrow Reflects Plowing Skill and Wisdom
A farmer notes that while a straight furrow marks skill, the wiser plowman tends a level furrow for even depth and consistent seed cover across the field.
Community Notes and Casual Encounters from August
A relaxed town record notes a crowded kitchen with many waiting for meals. August brings no Presbyterian services and plans to boost Sunday School interest. A Friday community sale drew a large crowd selling Freeland items including a brass lantern. Jose Babcock recalls meeting Rus Sutherland who warmly acknowledges him and jokes about old times.
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Presbyterian Church
Mr. Freeland
Early 19th century two year old midshipman appointee
Samuel Barron of Virginia secured an appointment as a midshipman at the U S naval academy at the age of two.
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Samuel Barron
Virginia
U. S. Naval Academy
Returnee Lt Col Hazlet relays Patton era front line counts
Lt Col Charles W Hazlet of Ainsworth writes from Bohemia describing 288 days in action in Germany and crossing the Rhine at Mainz. He notes serving in Patton's HQ, celebrating a Bronze Star and Croix de Guerre, five battle stars, and 134 points. He hopes to return home for Christmas with family.
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Charles W. Hazlets
Ainsworth
Tuo
Fetter
H. M. Putnam
Germany
Rhine
Mainz
Pilsen
Bohemia
General Patton
United States
Patton
Munich
Alps
S. S
Bal Falz Madlender
Brenner Pass
Innsbruck
Vienna
Bastogne Bulge
Local Woman Clears Digestive Woes With Systone Cure
A Washington woman reports relief after taking Systone, saying meals no longer cause acid spit, gas or bloating. She previously suffered stomach bloat headaches and irregular bowels but now enjoys meals and notes improved digestion and regularity due to the herbal compound sold at local drug stores.
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Washington
Systone
Hospital Notices of Dismissals and Births
Dismissals included Mrs. Amos Graber and son Anthony Edwin Wayland and Mrs. Joseph Deutsch and daughter Juanita Helen Brighton. Discharged were Mrs. Cal Duncan and son Joel Calvin Columbus Junction. Norma Kindred and Dave Yoder Kalona had appendectomies Saturday. A son, 4 lb 10 oz, born to Everett Stoutner Keota at 6 27 last evening. Milo Janecek Keota parent of a daughter, 7 lb 2 3 4 oz, born at 4 52 this morning. A 7 lb 12 oz son born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul TeBockhurst 521 West Madison St. Judy Arthur 803 South Fourth Ave and Scott Kirkpatrick Keota admitted as medical patients this morning at 4 50.
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Amos Graber
Anthony Edwin
Wayland
Joseph Deutsch
Juanita Helen
Brighton
Cal Duncan
Joel Calvin
Columbus Junction
Robert McFarlane
South
Iowa Avenue
Norma Kindred
Dave Yoder
Kalona
Everett Stoutner
Keota
Milo Janecek
Paul TeBockhurst
West
Madison Street
Judy Arthur
South Fourth Avenue
Scott Kirkpatrick
Ohio Woodland area keeps vast forests of the state
About one seventh of Ohio's area remains forested with extensive woodlands. The vast expanse supports wildlife, timber resources, and rural communities while shaping regional ecosystems. Conservation efforts target sustaining these forests amid development pressures.
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Ohio
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Jack Oakie
Peggy Ryan
Stooges
Milt Denison
Brighton Bridge
Kodak Films
Des Moines Register
Harry Ramseyver, Jr
Iowa City
Rendezvous Ballroom
Little Theatre Club
Tolumbia
Beron
Cornel Wilderiva
Sid
Charles Vidor
Just
Gurtains
Ontgomery Ward
Suciok
Wihama
Martha Stephens
Mattingly
Nancy Burham
Laddip Leysee
Marlene Tsehantz
Mozart Patty Stewart
Thompson
Thompson Charlotte Berry
Grant Maurine Stephens
My Jonand
Grieg
Sara la Miller
Frelude
Mary Stevens Lima the White Owl
Marilyn Horst
Ogle
Mary Jane Stephens
Rebe Jane Whitehead
Londonderry Air
Thompson Joan Wilson
Music Box
Poldini
Arlene Knupp
del Riego
Sara la Miller Valse
Rossetta Vodicka
Levitzke
Beverly Brown
Rachmaninoff
Joan Boileau
Rus Sutherland
Sutherland
Jose Babcock
Bin
Jose
Inlaw
Frankie Bennett
RADIO
Mangold’s Service
Matt Redlinger
Matt
Bush Coal Office
Empire State Building
Empire State Builds
Wyoming
Little’s Furniture
Gree City
Dallas Mighty
Chamberlin
Et Dally
Ey T
Myrl Leavitt
Myrl & Orville’s Cities Service
W. Madison
Barden Insulation Service
Barden
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