North Cotter Items: Local Visits and Graduations
Mrs Lea nore Van Auken and children visit Washington relatives. trips to Taylor Illinois to see Albert Nelson. Roy Quinn and Loretta Stacey visit Rob Quinn. Ray Quinn's visitors include Helen MecMallie and daughters from Davenport and Irene Roby from Muscatine. Myra Edmondson returns from Coe College for summer. Phelps visit and caravan to Karper College graduation. two weeks in Minnesota planned. Fred Zieglowsky hosts Augustine family and Martin Weston guests. Zieglowsky and Olt visitors from Lincoln Illinois and West Chester.
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North Cotter
Leanore van Auken
Washington
Aura Morse
Albert Nelson
Taylor
Illinois
Roy Quinn
Loretta Stacey
Rob Quinn
Ray Quinn
Helen MecMallie
Margaret
Madeline
Jean
Davenport
Irene Roby
Bill
Muscatine
Myra Edmondson
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Earl McBride
John C. Stapp
Arkansas City
Kansas
Harold Phelps
Amanos
Colo
Phelps
McBride
Bloomfield
Karper College
Duane Phelps
Minnesota
Fred Zieglowsky
David Augustine and Son
West Chester
Martin Weston
Mamie Zieglowsky
Lincoln
Andrew Olt
Nightingale Led Nursing Reform and Died at 91
Florence Nightingale, founder of modern nursing, led a revolt against unclean conditions and imposed strict cleanliness standards for her nurses before passing away at age 91.
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Florence Nightingale
Elkheart Student Attends Coe College Summer Session
Correne Edmondson of Elkheart Illinois attends summer school at Coe College Cedar Rapids. The Zieglowsky family from Mason City Illinois visit relatives, and Earl Zieglowsky returns home with his brother for a vacation.
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Elkheart
Illinois
Correne Edmondson
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Henry Zieglowsky
Mason City
Fred Zieglowsky
Theodore Oltman
Anden
Lll
Earl Zieglowsky
Merrimac Social Roundup At Amrine Home
June notes from Merrimac describe visits by Mrs. Alvin Smith of Colorado and multiple calls to the Carl Amrine home. Families hosted including the Smiths Baldosiers Deguisnes and Andersons with appearances by Starr Gage and Merna Lowe among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Amrine
Merrimac
Alvin Smith
Colorado
Earl Smith
Frank Smith
Joe Starr
Robert Gage
Wellman
Will Brannon
Amrine
Ralph Smith
Harold Reibling
John Baldosier
Margarette Baldosier
Dale Baldosier
T. N. Deguisne
Merlyn Anderson
Karl Smith
Merna Lowe
Delmer Crile
Lester J. Kientz
Billa Kientz
Karen
Robert Kientz
Water Moccasin Reptile Description
Southern water moccasin described as a heavy bodied snake with an angular heart shaped head. Color varies from black to dirty olive and most specimens reach about three feet in length.
Out of state liquor buyers boost Iowa store sales
Iowa liquor records show border city stores posting large gains as out of state customers surge after lifting rationing. Des Moines stores up 13 percent while Dubuque Stour City and Davenport shops rise 32 to 41 percent with statewide volume up 17 percent for ten months.
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Des Moines
IDPA
Iowa
Liquor Commission
Tinois
Nebraska
Minnesota
Northwood
Wisconsin
Illinois
South Dakota
Dubuque
Stour City
Davenport
Council Bluffs
Alice
Henry
Ringgold
van Buren
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Commission
Mrs J Lasek Returns Home From Mercy Hospital
Mrs John Lasek came home from Mercy hospital last Saturday after five weeks as a patient. She is improving and able to be up and around. Mrs Green of Nichols is doing the work. The Chalupa household reports social visits and a welcome rain aiding crops and gardens.
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Wilbur Chalupa
Union Dale
John Lasek
Mercy Hospital
Green
Nichols
Will Prybel
J. M Soukup
Matilda Wollrab
Verle
Nadene
Joe Krotz
Thumper the Lovable Deer Says It All atState Theater
Disney color classic Bambi features Thumper the lively cottontail who guides and befriends the young hero. The animal star adds charm and steals scenes as the beloved companion to Bambi in this Technicolor adaptation now showing at the State Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Disney
Disney
Bambi
Thumper
Vilown
Felix Salten
Snow White
Jiminy Cricket
Pinocchio
Timothy Mouse
Dumbo
Deer
State Theatre
Cigarette Share of U S Tobacco Use Rises Since 1915
Treasury experts report that cigarettes accounted for 77 percent of total tobacco used in production in 1946, a sharp rise from 10 percent in 1915. The study highlights changing consumer habits and industry demand over three decades.
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Treasury
Community and Livestock Sales Schedule
Weekly livestock and community sale notices across Iowa towns include Friday sales at Whittaker sale barn and midweek auctions at Midway Sales Columbus Junction Kalona and Ollie markets. A public household sale at 1730 pan in Riverside is listed for Saturday June 19 1948.
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Whittaker
Midway Sales Company
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Kalona
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Hi Dollar Sales Company
Sigourney
M. J. Wilkinson
Riverside
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Brenda Joyce
Johnny Weissmuller
Tarzan and the Mermaids
RKO
Brad Crawford
Pegery Morgan
Andy Devine
the Fox Friday
Dagwood
BYU
Great Lakes
Stee! Corporation
National Steel Corporation
STRAN
Comes, Inc
Hayne Street
Ottumwa
Gerald Bogan
Iowa Daily Press
E. EB. Drees
The
Control Commission
Lawa
John Goetz
George Goetz
John Krotz
Charles Chalupa
Mrs. J. Lasek
Tee Wrao
U. S. Air Force
U.S. Air Force Aviation Career Plan
U. S. Army
Air Force Base
Washington, Iowa
Doan
Culligan
Ial
TG Atees
Cops
Culligan Zeolite le
Pat
Journal
Professional Directory
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffrey Ride
Theodore B. Bailey
Morrison Building
Harry
Finance GO
the Journal
Ed Hite
W. Wash. St
Wenn
N. Ave
W. Livingston
Robert Day Attorneys
W. Main
George F. Morrison
G. Gifford Morrison
J. C. Penney Co
Paul V. Shearer
Wendell L. Shaffer
Hotel Washington
Optometrists
Lemmon
John W. Lemmon
Syes
DR. P
F. G. Livesay
D. C
Spinal Distortion
Iowa Avenue
Washington Dairy
Eneral Radio Repair
Sentinel Radio Sale & Service
South Ave
D. W.L
Col
Little
H. Wagenknecht
Ainsworth
Tait Radio & Appliance
Baby
Reister
J. B. Randle
Pero
Reister Bros
Washington Concrete Co
St. and
Rock Island
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