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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1942

Page

6

Prairie Center Social News Roundup Mixed Visits and Illnesses

Prairie Center notes list multiple visits among Koehler families and neighbors from Crawfordsville to Decatur Illinois. Guests include Mrs. Lewis Columbus Junction and Mr. Cunningham Muscatine. Local health woes feature measles mumps and red rash. Ensien Carl Koehler of Miami on leave en route west coast duties.

George Koehler Prairie Center Milburn Underwood Ollie Harm Rademaker Charles Ainsworth P. L. Koehler Crawfordsville Carl Koehler Ehime Washington Carter Illinois Dan Clines McBee Malcolm Mongomary Ehmé Koehler George Zeck C. H. Wolfe Andrea Alice Mr. Cunningham Muscatine A. H. Collins Frankie Near Town City Dan Cline John Koehler Ekhine Koehler William Cole Dale Cole Dickie John Lolling Hartsburg Ensien Carl D. Koehler Miami Fla West Coast

Brighton Social Notes Reach Across States and Camp

A roundup of local residents and families traveling or visiting relatives from Brighton. Mrs. Frank McClean and Emily head to San Francisco. Mrs. Hubert Morgan and Patricia Colman to Texas and Tucson. others travel to Camp Blakley Camp Bowie and Illinois, Iowa, Kansas City, Bloomfield and Des Moines for visits, funerals, and family events. Several to Camp Swift for duty, and property moves noted for H C Henry and Christina Derby with Madison College plans.

Hubert Morgan Patricia Colman Texas Morgan Wil Camp Blakley Patricia Tucson Arizona Ralph Brown Homer Brown Camp Bowie Brown Iowa City Hospital H. Bierman Des Moines Katheryn Snyder Florida Louisiana Joe Keegan Dorothy Liming Kansas City F. M. Swisher James Whistler Bloomfield Charles Coffin Pleasant Plain Ind Bloomingdale Burton Coffin Stevenville Jay Clumpitt Huntington Indiana Roscoe Coffin Minneapolis LeRoy Coffin Paul Ervie Martha BB. F. Andrews Chicago Ill Charles Whitely Oskaloosa McGrew Penn College W. R. Noland Beja Ann West Liberty Harrison Ft. Benjamin Camp Swift Albert Benda Fairfield R. C. Bartlett Christina Derby Rubio H. C. Henry Henry Madison College Tenn Pat Henry

Children’s Day program noted at Pleasant Grove Bethel

Columbus Junction reports a Sunday morning Children’s Day at Pleasant Grove Bethel church with Bible presentations to local families for perfect Sunday School attendance. Community updates include Legion auxiliary officers, a new baby for John Buser family, visits from relatives, and church group activities across town.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Pleasant Grove Bethel Church Karl Bennett Rosemary Betty Lou Sally Ann Lewis Newell Sharon West Carl Bruce Dallmeyer

Montevideo Residents Prefer Natural Heat Over Artificial Relief

Like most South Americans the People of Montevideo avoid artificial heat. When cold they wear heavy coats or furs inside and keep feet warm in fur slippers, reflecting a cultural preference for natural warmth.

Montevideo

New Medical Camera Enables Tiny Stomach Pictures

A new electrical medical camera so small it can be swallowed is now used to take pictures of the interior of the stomach.

China Produces Seven Times More Gold in 1941

China mined $30,000,000 in gold in 1941, seven times its average yearly output, reflecting a sharp rise in mineral production during the year.

China

Turnabout in Food Production Across Centuries

A historical shift shows 19 farmers in 1787 fed one city resident with surplus food. Today 19 farmers supply food for 56 non farm residents and 10 people living abroad, reflecting changes in production and distribution.

Land of Locks Connecticut as American lock hub

Connecticut emerges as the nation’s lock capital with factories in New Britain New Haven Norwalk and Stamford illustrating concentrated manufacturing activity and regional concentration in the lock industry.

Connecticut America New Britain New Haven Norwalk Stamford

Republican Judicial Convention in Osceola June 1942

The Republican Judicial Convention for the Sixth Judicial District of Iowa will meet July 1 1942 at 1 o'clock A M in Oskaloosa Court House to nominate three candidates for judge for the November 1942 election. Delegates are allocated by county based on 1940 governor votes with Jasper 42, Keokuk 31, Mahaska 33, Poweshiek 29, and Washington 22. Dated Oskaloosa Iowa June 5 1942. J E Cross chairman J C Eichhorn secretary. 10012 June 6-11

Sixth Judicial District of Iowa Oskaloosa George A. Wilson Jasper County Keokuk County Mahaska County Poweshiek County Washington County J. E. Cross Sixth Judicial District J. C. Eichhorn

Mexican blue quail settle around Cameron College stables

Twenty six Mexican blue quail have taken up residence around Cameron College in Lawton. The birds, origin unknown, are now found in and around the college stables, attracting curiosity from students and staff.

Cameron College Lawton

Turpentine Extraction from Georgia Pines

Turpentine is the exudation from pine trees, notably the Georgia pine. Commercial turpentine is produced by distilling resins from various turpentine sources.

Georgia

Vitamins Essential To Life Do Not Cover All Nutrition

Scientists say the recognized list of essential vitamins does not encompass all factors needed for complete human nutrition. The statement emphasizes that other nutrients and elements remain critical to health beyond the established vitamins.

Westbound Trains Schedule and Masonic Lodge Regular Meet

Rail timetable notes list Westbound and Eastbound trains with daily and holiday stops including Golden State Limited No. 8 and No. 43 Californian. It also records regular First Friday meetings for Washington Lodge No. 26 F and A M with W M Richard A. Stewart and secretary A. Yard.

Washington Lodge Riard A. Stewart W. M A. Yard Golden State Limited Californian Washington Golden State California Oskaloosa

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George T. Koehler George Chalupa Sam Wittmer Edme Koehler Albert Decater Rosalyn Wolfe Howard Wolfe Decatur 111 Esther Malcolm Montgomery Dave Edwards Ralph Howell Keota Boyd Stephens Et UL Hee PN Lea Burlington Trailways Alfred Cantoni Agent Cantoni Candy Kitchen Brighton Rhan Helmick Frank McClean Emily San Francisco McClean William Cook Waterloo John Knapp Cook Lacey Horton Mra A. W.lark Seymore Nyle Donovan Paul Coulter West Branch Clive Clark Loch Wesleyan A. S. Bridges and Daugh Ter Helen Richland Vernon Pike Kilduff Mr. Pleasant Lorene McNeese Diane Harold Robb Hone Mt. Pleasant Columbus Jct Ralph Direks J. B. Reeves Rodney Greenville American Legion Auxiliary Evelyn Duncan Edna Bell Wilma Henson Eva Doweger Sor John Buser Here Maxine Cedar Rapids Marian Thompson Loena City Beulah Luckey Marthena Presbyterian Sunday School Lizzie Davis Selenia Pughs E. R. Mitchell Eleanor Lieberknechhit Adel Rudolph Schlichtings Joe Church Henry Orr Fredonia Logan Gladfelter Julie Ellen Kewanee G. Brent Carl Curtis Whatsoever Society Carolyn Davis Uncle Sam The Iowa Dairy Industry Commission All IN Animal Life MR. Carter Locks Travel Yellowstone Glacier Rocky Mountain Colorado Rockies Black Hills South Dakota Newcastle Wyo State Game Lodge Sylvan Lake Rapid City Deadwood Lead Colorado Montana Wyoming Pacific Coast Pacific Coast National Seattle Tacoma Portland Burlington Glacier Park Burington C. F. Anderson Republican Judicial PLER Alto Parts Quail L. Goodlander C. B Leay C.M Davenport A. A Southwest Limited Ltts Kansas City-Davenport W. Cc. Bell Omaha Candy Kitchen North Side Square AL Cantoni Sullivan Bus Lines Ordnance Plant Armstrong
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