John Youstine Plans Trip to Elkhart Indiana
John Youstine will depart Sunday for Elkhart Indiana to spend a few days on his bust lees itinerary.
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John Youstine
Elkhart
Indiana
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1950
Page
7
Local News Notes From Maine Coast And Nearby Events
Fragmented items show a Maine coast focus with guests at a home and travels of Everett Rup and Burham family. Mentions of St Luke's hospital plans, an intern in Maryland, and a trip to Allend Gloggy State with related college events and July auxiliary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett R
William Hur
Tam
Everett K. Burhan
Yarmouth
Burham
Denver
Monias
St. Luke's Hospital Interne
Falk
Suday Marine
Grinnety
Pate
Joepany
Marty
Hwen
Grinney
Woman to Be Missionary in India
Martha Butler of Columbus Junction has received an appointment from the Evangelical Alliance Missionary Society to serve as a missionary in India and plans to depart in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Ity
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Gure
Marcery Moore
Gelceal Alliance
Poaed
Columbus Junction Community Notices Highlight Departures and Illness
Moore graduates from Columbus High and attends Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls and Moody Bible Institute Chicago. Columbus Junction Methodist church holds farewell for J B Pooley and family as they move to Coon Rapids. Ravh Drinkall receives treatment at St Marys Rochester with brother Harold and mother. Mrs Omr Peters hospital patient in Muscatine. Pvt Gerald Faber spent a brief period.
School board selects Powell and Richards to teach music and art
Zenta Powell and Flavis Rich ards were elected by the board of education to teach music and art in Washington schools. They replace La Deema Wood who wed Sunday and Margaret Christianson who recently resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenta Powell
Flavis Richards
Board Education
Washington
la Deema Wood
Margaret Christenson
Why Like A Journal Route Essay Collection
A 1950 column lists a middle segment of a series by journal carrier boys on Why Like a Journal Route. It notes prizes for outstanding essays, personal reflections from Bob Surface age 14, and birthday and wedding anniversary notices for local residents including names and dates. The piece blends carrier experiences with community birthdays and observances.
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Journal Carrier Boys
Bob Surface
Local shoppers visit Washington area from multiple towns
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Swartz Endruber of Winfield were in Washington on business. Mrs Roy Marr and Mrs Howard Pearson of Ainsworth shopped in the city. Ruth Davis of Crawfordsville was a shopper. Mr and Mrs M B Bell and LaDonna of Monmouth left for Sterling after visiting Fred W Bell and Charles B Dryden of Ainsworth. Mildred Egger returned home to Davenport after visiting Margaret Turkington.
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Merle Statler
Roger Jeance
Lester Milk
Elmer Wulf
Ainsworth
Ralph Orr
West Chester
Oren Weslie Jarvis
Carla Kay Havel
Roger Duane Booth
Walter McArtor
Karen Arlene Pohren
Linda Mae Kallous
John Waller Combs
Betty Ann Kunik
Cora Ruth Swift
Armour Griges
Robert L. Gates
M. C. DeLong
Donovan Harland
Clarence French
James Anthony
David R. Schantz
Donna Rae Batterson
Lloyd Swartzendruber
Winfield
Roy Marr
Howard Pearson
City
Ruth Davis
Crawfordsville
Washington
M. B. Bell
LaDonna
Monmouth
Illinois
Sterling, Ill
Fred W. Bell
Charles B. Dryden
Mildred Egger
Davenport
Margaret Turkington
Local Soldier Heads for Hawaii From Fort Riley
Short furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs O D Faber and left from Ivenport for service in Hawaii. He had been stationed at Ft. Riley Kansas. Mrs Ed Tiser sustained injuries to her left hand this week when it was caught in an electric wringer. Four stitches were required to close a gash in her hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Faber
Ivenport
Hawaii
Ft. Riley
Kansas
Ed Tiser
Snake charmers rely on rhythm beyond snakes hearing
Ancient performers use motion and air waves to guide serpents. Snakes lack external ears and cannot hear music, yet they sway to the charmer's movements and the subtle air patterns created by the instrument.
Wool Surplus Pushed Down by Postwar Demand
The U S Department of Agriculture reports world consumption of apparel wools is rapidly depleting wartime stockpiles as buyers return to normal markets.
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U .S. Department of Agriculture
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