Death of Mrs Mildred Guthrie Mentioned as Upright Christian Woman
The obituary notes Mrs Mildred Guthrie who lived eighty six years, survived by son Den of Moline and daughter Blanche Miller of Chicago. Funeral held Saturday. Also covered are visitors Hans and Mrs Dudenhaus from Schenectady, D A R rummage sale, and Flag Day activities with remarks by Fred Downing on a proposed 125000 bond for a Memorial building.
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Mildred Guthrie
Den
Moline
Blanche Miller
Chicago
Washington
Hans
Duddenhaus
Schenectady
New York
California
Germany
Kindrgarten
D.A.R
W.R.C
Legion Hall
Snakenberg
Fred Downing
Downing
What Does the Flag Mean to You This Flag Theme
A vivid patriotic speech extols the flag as symbol of liberty justice and unity appealing to citizens to reflect on its cost in lives and hardship. It notes soldiers comrades and landowners bearing the flag and mentions a hemp processing machine demo and War Bond purchases led by Ode Ferguson and Walter Oetjen as part of the effort.
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Ode Ferguson
Walter Oetjen
Washington
Scott and
Taylor
Lincoln
Grant
Sherman
Hospital notices and personnel health updates
Readable items show multiple hospital discharges and admissions from Washington county locations including Keota Wayland Ainsworth Brighton Riverside and 1200 West Main. Notable patients include Roslyn Bowser Carla Bennell Elizabeth McPherson and others with tonsillectomies appendectomies and X ray treatments. Dr Boice mentions family in India and New Guinea notes.
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Harry Jones
Sarah Ellen
East van Buren Street
Lloyd Kindig
Larry Kent
Wayland
Roslyn Bowser
West Chester
Reita Kay Augustine
Keota
Carrol Lorene
Virginia Ann Leet
West Main Street
Ralph Kerr
Russell David
Route Four
Walter Smith
Donald Droll
Ainsworth
Passing Years and Honors Highlight Local Notices
Roberta Brown, granddaughter of Mrs. M. W. Bailey, wins Baldwin prize for best English. her sister Nancy earns honorable mention. Florence Hearne Brookhart, aka Pat, receives MD from George Washington University. Grand Knight J. M. Kelly elected in Washington. Fourth of July plans, rural graduation notes, births, marriages, and local society items follow.
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Roberta Brown
M. W. Bailey
Eleanor Bailey Gardner
Burlington
Nancy
Robin
Brookhart
Florence Hearne Brookhart
Pat
George Washington University
Deaths of the Week in Frederick and Wayland
Death notices for Mrs. P. L. Bicher age 83 in Wayland and widow of John Swisher aged 87 at the Jones home in Frederick Maryland. Survivors include two brothers and five grandchildren. Also reported killed Lt. Hayden Hughes son of Mr and Mrs John Hughes reported MIA by war dept via Red Cross.
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John Swisher
Leanna Swisher Jones
Jones
Frederick
Joseph E. Day
Brighton
John A. Day
New Sharon
P. L. Bicher
Leslie Hicher
Wayland
Hayden Hughes
John Hughes
Red Cross
Sam Neff
Neff
Virginia May Davison
Washington County Hospital
John Davison
Coppock
Jimmy
W. J. Masson
William Masson
Great Lawes, Ill
Dave Masson
Champaign
Lloyd Scott
Henrietta Marble Scott
Ralph Scott
Minneapolis
Lloyd
Scott
England
Frank McFarlane
Red Cloud
Neb
Glenn
Washington News Roundup Sees Mil ler Stay and Female Civic Rise
Washington residents celebrate Dr Fred Miller and family extending stay. Marriage licenses issued for David JF Wentworth and Lillian E Kraemer in Brighton. City to elect a woman mayor and four women police, while men sell bonds. Several obituaries and society notes follow including Mrs W A Henry and Mrs Louise Mae Springman. Ames graduates Percy Walton and George McClean return from Ames.
Arrow Shots From Democrat Forty Years Ago
A reflective column from a past Democrat era offers social commentary on money, popularity, ambition, youth blame, addressing strangers, book agents, and gendered expectations, including views on aging and automobiles.
Union park services begin June 25 in evening
The Union services in the park will start on June 25 in the evening. The report notes various local happenings including a collision near the airport, railway workers hospitalized, June rainfall totals, and multiple marriages and community events.
Onions require well drained soil and rich fertilizer
Agronomists advise farmers and gardeners on fertilizing onions. Commercial growers use heavy fertilizer per acre with stable manure. Gardeners should apply at least 7 quarts of fertilizer per 100 feet of row and side dress with 3 to 4 quarts of a 100-10 fertilizer.
Foreign-born Americans Show Fewer Divorces
The foreign-born in the United States have fewer separations than native whites. The stronger family systems abroad and religion may account for this. Divorces among the foreign-born are 50 percent less.
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United States
Mild Onion Shallots Growing Tips and Planting
Mild onion shallots, a form of the onion used for cooking, have a mild flavor. They are grown from sets and may be planted in fall in mild-winter regions or in spring in colder states.
Healing Drugs Discover a Therapeutic Yet Safe Agent
A historical report notes that no drug in history has combined strong therapeutic activity with zero toxicity. The claim discusses the difficulty of finding a compound that effectively treats disease while avoiding adverse effects.
Cellulose Sponges Material Origin and Use
The article explains cellulose sponges are made from viscose derived from wood pulp with a base material similar to that used for rayon and cellophane.
30 Years Ago Bad Storm Methodist Church Reception
A historical note recalls a stormy event when the Methodist church men hosted a reception for the ladies, reflecting community activities from decades past.
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Methodist Church
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