Rocking Chair Brigade Guests Visit Lexington Friends
A Lexington family from Kentucky visits the S. E. Israel home at 515 West Washington Street, sharing travel tales and neighborhood chatter. The report notes Mrs. Glenn Zaring and daughters Merrie and Edith arriving by train, with updates on Dr. Frank Zaring and his marriage in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Dryant
Penelope
Marsha
Lexington, Ky
S. E. Israel
West Washington Street
Glenn Zaring
Merrie
Edith
Kankakee
Washington
Frank Zaring
St. Louis
War fronts hold despite nights of bombing and air combat
Weather kept the Allied bombing fleet grounded for the ninth straight night with no German planes over Britain. On the Russian front the Red Army repelled several sharp German thrusts across scattered sectors as Soviet and Nazi air forces continued heavy fighting with costly losses on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Red Army
Merrimac Social Notes Quiet Week In Community
Mrs. Lester ulentz hosted the Lutherary Ladies Aid in the church parlor. Mrs. Mollie Cox of Sigourney visits her daughter in Merrimac. A shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Anderson at Sharps Corner school with ice cream cookies and cake. Dave Baldosier visits University hospital for eye care. Mrs. Walter Fuchner dies. community extends sympathy. Al Farmer from Wayland visits Roy Duttweiler home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Amrine
Merrimac
Lester Ulentz
Lutherary
Parior
Mollie Cox
Sigourney
Gov Poughman
Sharps Corner
Merlin Anderson
John Baldosier
Dave Baldosier
Iowa City
University Hospital
Delmer Crile
Sharon
Lester Skrentz
Walter Fuchner
al Farmer
Wayland
Roy Duttweiler
Brighton Club Socializes With Games Afternoon
Brighton residents attend a Friday Helping Hand club gathering at Mrs. James Morgan's home. Local families share weekend visits and travel plans including trips to California and Iowa destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Crile Brighton
James Morgan
Arthur Henry
Cyril Henry
Mt. Pleasant
Os Godwin
Phyllis Woodford
Oskaloosa
Betty Cox
Dysart
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Woodford
Lester Buzzard
F. A. Hoskins
Clarence Whitaker
Chicago
Hollis Lauderdale
Community Mourns Glen Stalder Drowning in Richmond
Richmond mourns the drowning of Glen Stalder, remembered as a cheerful and considerate young man. The community extends sympathy to the Stalder and Fritz families and to relatives including Emil Stalder, Raymond Stalder, and Elmer Stalder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Sharp
Richmond
Emil Stalder
Freda
Gladys
Raymond Fritz
Raymond Stalder
Elmer Stalder
Glen
Cpl
Claude Escher
Reno
Nevada
Joe Escher
Wm. Shalla
W. F. Boeckmann
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Dorthea Shalla
School of Nurs
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Jacare
Hitler
WED
THURS
Margaret Lindsay
Bert Gordon
John Beals
Holmes
Arra Rathbone
Bruce Reee
Ee Yara
FOX
Rocking Chair Brigade
Inez Lee Brewington
Episcopal Church
Kensington Ave
James B. D. Martin
Crawfordsville
J. C. Cannon
Cannon
Alice Kirkpatrick
John Williams
Paul Tate
New York City
Clara Tate
Bis
Tate
Jean Acheson
California
Los Angeles
Walter Eastwood
Allentown
Penn
Peggy
Eastwood
Dr. Ruth Church
Wisconsin
EK. D. Warren
Harper
Beatrice, Neb
Mrs. Warren
Cherry Sisters
State Theatre
Koda Films
Late Pathet News
Daintcase
Valle
Piel
Coveralk Verouse
RAI
Dano Quale
Miracle Flat
Gol
Ee Nasren
Naphogrion Warks
Kalsemine
Stowe
Merrimac News
Silver Crest
Kellogg's
Wyandotte
Lewis Lye
Farmers’ Co-operative Store
North
Iowa Ave
Brighton News
Mildred Horner
E. A. Horner
Monte’ Beauchamp
Jimmy
Walter Hagans
Larry Day
Ross Day
Joseph Engel
Carrie Lemley
Nelle Engel
Clifford Messer
Fairfield
L. A. Horton
Jenet
Roberta
Lorne McNeese
Diane
Harold Robb
BE. L. Edmondson
Jane
Robert Edmondson
Mr. Edmondson
Glen Stalder
Ramona Shalla
Parsons College
Riverside
Emil Sialder
Joe Te Rockhorst
L. F., Duwa
Dale Duwa
Orville Myers
M. R. Edmondson
Columbus Junction
Charles Edwards
Linby
Dale Edwards
Robert Edwards
Lockridge
Walter Fichtner
I. R. Allison
Russell Allison
Allison
Oakland
Fred Wanerus
Ralph Wanerus
Wanerus
Gene Kisor
Kisor
Galesberg
Camp Ellis
Tommy
Florence Lloyd
Lucian Wilkinson
Bakehouse
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