Pre-Nuptial Showers Honor Jean Eyestone and Olletha Zickefoose
Brighton June 26 the Methodist women hosted two pre nuptial showers. Jean Eyestone and Joe Knight plan to wed June 29 at a pot luck dinner. Guests included Eloise Johnston Patricia Edwards Virginia Cole Vera Tucker Doris Robison Mildred Audrey Helmick Norma Eyestone and others. A mock wedding honored Olletha Zickefoose with bridal party roles and songs.
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Brighton
Methodist Church
E S. Hebner
Jean Eyestone
Joe Knight
Eloise Johnston
Patricia Edwards
Virginia Cole
Vera Tucker
Doris Robison
Mildred
Audrey Helmick
Norma
Miss Zickefoose
Kathryn Wehr
Olletha Zickefoose
Mildred Horner
Jean Long
Katheryn Bennett
Margaret Jean Rudolph
Louise Waterhouse
Maxine Waterhouse
Merry Mixer Club Ice Cream Social at Stirling Home
The Merry Mixer Club hosted its annual ice cream social at the Stirling home on a Wednesday evening, with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stirling extending hospitality to members.
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Merry Mixer Club
Stirling
East
Tom Stirling
Sage Sayings From The Press Social Event Highlights
Twelve members attended with families and guests Mollie Tierney Will Flynn Victor George Stout and Walter Stout. Ice cream cake and coffee served. Cro chet by hostess and her aged mother displayed. Two fine quilts displayed. Card tables were set up and the group spent the evening visiting. Everyone expressed how enjoyable the time was.
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Mollie Tierney
Will Flynn
Victor
George Stout
Walter Stout
Subscribers urged to phone in news tips to improve paper
A note invites readers to help the Journal by phoning in news items each morning from 8:30 to 10. It praises tips from subscribers as making the paper better for everyone.
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The
Journal
Red
Local Journal Seeks News From Washington County Readers
Washington County residents are urged to share community news with their Journal correspondent. Readers who know the local reporter or the Journal are encouraged to relay items from their area for publication.
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Washington County
Journal
Dr Stanley Niles Speaks at Riverside M E Churches
Dr Stanley B Niles president of Iowa Wesleyan College Mt Pleasant spoke at the Riverside Methodist church at 11am after addresses in Sharon church Kalona. Also notes of births visits sales and family movements in Riverside and nearby towns.
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Stanley Niles
M. E
Eleanor Jean
James Wingler
Riverside
Mary Younkin
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Chicago
Mia
Fannie Meeks
Anna Kern
E. W. Ford
Kalona
L. R. Feldman
Ray Walton
Rodney
Iowa
al Walton
C. J. Marsh
Pauline Walsh
Bert Gray
H. E. Doud
Alvin Slagel
Janet Lee
Michigan
B. J. Kauffman
Indiana
R. J. Marner
World War Stress Likely to Cause Mass Neuroses Warns Doctor
Dr. Kurt Goldstein, a world famous brain specialist now in Boston, calls the present European war the worst in history. He says nations under constant air attacks may develop innumerable cases of neuroses or shell shock from the overwhelming mental strain on populations.
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Kurt Goldstein
Boston
Goldstein
Richmond Couple Entertains at Anna Krotz Home
Mrs Elizabeth Kiefer and Mr and Mrs Anthony Malich ky of Richmond were entertained Sunday at the home of Mrs Anna Krotz.
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Sumner Cummings
Fort Madison
Ernest Buftum
Lawrence Heck
Washington
Elizabeth Kiefer
Anthony Malichky
Richmond
Anna Krotz
Yellow buses carry Boom Antwerp legend in Belgium
In Antwerp locals see large yellow busses labeled Boom Antwerp guiding travelers to Boom, a town 12 miles away, not campaign posters. Separately, 400 Shanghai child refugees, smiling again for the first time in months, are moved to Chekiang province to begin life anew.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Boom
Shanghai
Chekiang Province
Mahogany Native to the United States
The article notes mahogany native to the United States, found in small quantities in southern Florida and on larger keys, and identical to West Indies mahogany known as Santo Domingo or Cuban mahogany. It contrasts with mountain mahogany, a rose family shrub, and explains wood grain and color differences.
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United States
Florida
Keys
West Indies
Santo Domingo
Miami
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Norrine McFarlane
Betty Jo
Dalas News
the Evening Journal
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Seattle
Wash
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