Patricia Daering Has Twelve Grandparents
Washington County News Review notes six month old Patricia Ann Daering daughter of Mr and Mrs Jane Daering gains affection from twelve grandparents. Family based between Brighton and West Chester includes paternal Carl Daering and Julia Harvey as legal guardians and O Patterson as maternal figure with several great grandparents listed. John Stump of Banner Missouri observes 65th wedding anniversary.
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Patricia Ann Daering
Jane Daering
Daering
Brighton
West Chester
Patricia Smothers
Julia Harvey
Carl Daering
Righton
Tota Harvey F Ainsworth
Jotimn Daery
Marriage notices and military pay remarks across regions
The clipping notes a Sunday morning wedding in San Fernando and a Beverly Hills mother announcing Frances to B J DeSi one in Caldwell New Jersey with plans to reside there. It also mentions Iowa Home Guard members on active duty receiving regular army pay and an attorney general opinion on badges during Get Acquainted Week. Federal Judge Edward C Hicher delivered the commencement address to 207 National University graduates at Continental.
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Iowa Home Guard
Attorney General
Edward C. Hicher
Federal District Court
The
National University At
Continental
Billy Mitchell's namesake son graduates from Fort Knox
Lieut. John Mitchell, son of Brig. Gen. William M Billy Mitchell, has completed officers' training at Fort Knox Kentucky. He prefers the armored forces to air power.
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William M Billy Mitchell
John Mitchell
Officers’ Training School
Fort Knox
Young Mitchell
Corporal Darrell Swift Two Years in the Marines
Mr and Mrs Tom Swift learn their son Corporal Darrell T Swift has been transferred from Quantico Virginia to Seattle Washington marking two years of service in the Marines on July 4 His brother Robert Swift enlisted in the Navy last September and is stationed in San Diego
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Tom Swift
Corporal Darrell T. Swift
Seattle
Wash
Marine
Quantico
Robert Swift
Navy
San Diego
Nurses Celebrate Largest Class With Dinner at Winga's Cafe
Thirty home nursing students completed their course last night and held a party at Winga's cafe. Taught by Mrs. Ed Squire, the class was the largest of five. A staff photographer was invited for a group photo.
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Winga’s
Ed Squire
Journal Office
Carl Phillips
C. P. Berkhoff
Russell Joodin
Victor Blattner
G. W. Manassier
Paul Wolfe
Hugh Boyd
Jessie Moore
Kathryn Hammes
Charles Hennon
C. Phil Weldin
Mildred Waggoner
Charles Doran
Charles Palmer
Glen Barclay
Charles W. Davis
G. A. Green
Grant Hamston
William Putman
Gayle Kelley
Lewis Dempsey
Lloyd Alliman
Lester Lueckenbill
Rodney Kephart
Marguerite Hering
G. A. Haygreen
Unusual Nicola and Harmon Store Described in Feature
An old Washington store named Nicola and Harmon is praised as unique in the state. The article highlights a wide range of departments shown in a photo, including glass and linens, pottery, jewelry, gifts, sporting goods, paper goods, greeting cards, and extensive stationery and office supplies.
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Nicola & Harmon
Washington
Nicola & Harmon's
Dennison’s
Raymond Competes in Races at Burlington Sunday
Publicity from Burlington highlights Cherokee Indian racer Joe Chitwood of Oklahoma and his $11,000 car. Lester Raymond of Washington Iowa is called a strong contender after recent results in Des Moines including a heat win a second in the Australian pursuit and third in the Victory Sweepstakes. The pictured racer built by Stewart & Crone uses an eight cylinder Buick motor with four carburetors and a special magneto. Raymond first raced five years ago at American Legion Labor Day events west of town and has continued to show progress.
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Burlington
Joe Chitwood
Oklahoma
Lester Raymond
Washington
Iowa
Raymond
Des Moines
Stewart & Crone
Buick
American Legion
Old Tires Gathered for Scrap Rubber Drive
Wisie Long gathered nearly a ton of old tires donated for a national defense drive. The tires were sold to Cities Service locally, netting 19.90 dollars for defense work, with stations statewide collecting and storing scrap rubber. Long received no personal profit, per L C Willits, Washington salvage director.
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the Journal
Second Street
Wisie Long
Long
Cities Service Company
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