Brown Ewart Wedding Attends in Wisconsin Visitors
Mrs Anna Wey and Mrs Margaret Brown of LaCrosse Wisconsin attend the Brown Ewart wedding and visit in the Fred Bey and T B Brown homes. Mr and Mrs Grant Humble and John and Gerald of Kansas City Missouri returned from Chicago after the commencement at St Navier College. Mary Renee, their daughter, earned a BA S degree, spoke, and will work at Mercy Hospital Chicago as a registered nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wey
Margaret Brown
LaCrosse
Wis
Brown- Ewart
Fred Bey
T. B. Brown
Grant Humble
John and
Gerald
Kansas City
Missouri
Chicago
St Navier College
Mary Renee
Cardinal Stritch
Mercy Hospital
Ten Years Ago Today at Washington Junior College Bulletin
The 13th annual bulletin lists Harland Vo Mead as dean Althea Montgomery as dean of women and Kenneth Wit berlin as field representative Plans for playing six man football next fall are outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harland Vo Mead
Althea Montgomery
Kenneth Witberlin
Indian Creek School Reunion Set For Sunday
Community notice invites former students of Indian Creek School to a Sunday reunion at the school grounds near Sandy Hook. A basket dinner is planned for 12 30 noon followed by a program and greetings. A gravel road is noted for easy access and a light shower isn’t seen as a deterrent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Mineart
Sandy Hook
Indian Creek School
C. E. Farrier
Ray
Maurice
Harold Mineart
Parson's College
Rex Farrier
Maurice Mineart
Iowa City
Rex
Paul Anderson
Salina
Fairfield Hospital
Corrinne
Mrs. Watson Elected As Wayland Legion Auxiliary President
Mrs. S. B. Watson was named president of the Wayland American Legion Auxiliary at the annual election held Tuesday evening. Other officers include Mrs. Max McGuire as first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
S. B Watson
American Legion Auxiliary
Max McGuire
Regional Social Notes Include Commencement Guests and Relocations
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gisel and sons from Minneapolis attended commencement at Town Wesleyan and visited Glen Gisel. Milred Gisel, Glen’s wife, was among Iowa Wesleyan graduates. Rev. William Lempke’s family moves into Cottonwood parsonage. Dinner guests included Dr. and Mrs. Harry Brooks and others. Lee Koebel returns from California. visiting relatives in Winfield area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hill
Mary Haberman
Ervin Stauffer
Roy Davison
Richard Wornstaff
At Arms
Don Rich
Marvin Keith
Roland Gisel
Roland
Mark
Minneapolis
Minn
Town Wesleyan
Glen Gisel
Mildred Gisel
Glen
Iowa Wesleyan
William Lempke
Billy
Bruce
Helen Lempke
Oskaloosa
Cottonwood
Effie Brooks
William
Harry Brooks
St. Charles
Walter Henss
Newton
Edgar Hutt
Gordon, Neb
Nell
George
Bill Brooks
Charles Brooks
Roadhouse
Ill
Ft. Riley
Kansas
Lee Koebel
Orville
Calif
Iowa
Noah Leichty
Winfield
Jennie Farmer
Dave Meyers
Almonds Visit Burroughs Home in Oskaloosa
Mr and Mrs Johnie Almond of Oskaloosa visited Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Myron Burroughs. The social call followed a long day of local activities and included friendly greetings from neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnie Almond
Oskaloosa
Myron Burroughs
Loveland tops with CIO aid in Iowa senate bid
In Iowa the CIO backed Al Loveland over Nelson Kraschel by a 2 to 1 margin, winning 11 159 to 5 899 in eight counties where unions are strong. Loveland carried the Farm issue with Brannan plan support and secured decisive wins in his east central and northeast base, aided by CIO cities. Bill Nicholas upset for lieutenant governor in a three way GOP race, topping Lynes by about 30 000 votes. Larson proclaims a people’s victory in anti gambling crusade as other races head to convention.
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Des Moines
IDPR
Albert J. Loveland
U. S
United States
Congress of Industrial Organizations
CIO
Loveland
Nelson G. Kraschel
Brannan Farm Plan
Bourke Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Kraschel
Black Hawk
Cerro Gordo
Emmett
Linn
Polk
Wapello
Webster
Woodbury
Bremer County
Iowa
W. H
Bill) Nicholas
Mason City
Nicholas
J. Kendall
Buster) Lynes
Plainfield
Richard Vice
Dysart
Lynes
Farm Bureau
State Education Association
Labor
Larson
Robert Larson
Bernard Brown
Sioux City
Housing Tour At Milton Ross Home On Local Tour
The event featured visits to the Milton Ross home along with the residences of John Flading the Prairie Flower school and the Clifford Small home. State extension personnel from Ames also attended the tour alongside county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Ross
John Flading
Prairie Flower School
Clifford Small
Ames
Big Pike Slips From Ice Then Speared Weeks Later
Howard Sharp recalls a monster pike that escaped through the ice after he hooked it while fishing. Two weeks later he returned and speared the 13% pound 87 inch fish, a record catch in Greenville Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville, Mich
Howard Sharp
Sharp
Hole
Hospital Births and Admits List Mixed Events
Yesterday at the city hospital Blaine Holmes was admitted for surgery. Today Barbara and Donald Heck and Dale Randall had tonsillectomies. Drew Burham from Yarmouth also underwent a tonsillectomy. Dismissals include Mrs. Lester Mayer and her son. Births yesterday include Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller Kalona with a son at 4 07 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Dunbar at 11 00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Holmes
City
Surgical
Barbara and
Donald Heck
Dale Randall
Drew Burham
Yarmouth
Ralph Miller
Kalona
Daryl Dunbar
Water meter rollout cuts per person water use in LA
Since water meters were universally installed in Los Angeles, daily consumption per person fell from 260 to 132 gallons. Engineers note the 128 gallon drop signals waste and leakage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ancient Art Forms Show Early Ship Images and Harvest Scenes
Early Bronze Age Scandinavian art before 2000 B C features ships and seafaring people. Egyptian scenes from about 4000 years ago depict farm and harvest life. Reliefs in Nineveh at the Palace of Sennacherib portray battles from nearly 3000 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sennacharib
Nineveh
Reforestation Plan for Douglas Firs Under Shade
The article notes that young Douglas firs fail to grow in shade and that West Coast loggers must clear cut to reopen areas. It describes leaving scattered seed-bearing trees to reseed the heavy, damaged forests and restore forest cover.
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Kent TayLor
Estelito Podriguez
Rae
Riviera
China
Ses Ua
John Payne
Gail Russell
Jeffrey Lynn
Indian Creek
Harold Guy
Dan Guy
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Cors Ee
Klein
Jantzen
South Side Square
New York
Phil Carroll
Africa
Orchestra
Washington Armory
Washington, Lowa
Washington Week
Na Ally
Toby
Susie Schaffner
America
West Monroe
Ave. D
Feach
ISEA
Labor League For Political Action
AFL
William Beardsley
Harry Thompson
Muscatine
Earl Wisdom
John H. Cruikshank
Dobbs
Reltless
Brandon
Washington Hotel
Greenwich Village
Harold A. Sellers
Brooklyn
Sellers
International Soundphoto
Lester Mayer
Brighton
Ron York
Florida
Mace Motor
FORD
Mercury
Nicola & Harmon
Nicola
Harmon
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