Brighton Items by Mrs Crile
Brighton notes from Mrs Edna S Crile report Mrs F W Wanerus visiting with her grandson Larry through late June.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1946
Page
6
Brighton notes from Mrs Edna S Crile report Mrs F W Wanerus visiting with her grandson Larry through late June.
Readable OCR fragment notes Marion 8. B. Miller and J. EH Librarian Assistant in focus. No further context or events provided to confirm roles, dates, or actions.
Ambulance service operates from 305 West Main Street opposite the courthouse with phone contact 263 for emergency transfers and medical aid.
East Side Square lists county officers including County Attorney John Owen County Auditor Stan Kiesey County Clerk R Noonan County Engineer W P Rawn Welfare Director Mrs Payne and Sheriff Harold Putnam Also noted are County Treasurer W E Howell County Supt of Schools Lester B Krabill and Coroner Dr W S Kyle Washington Independent School District Superintendent M M Schell and Principal Ethel McCreedy with a school board lineup Includes Washington Lodge No 26 M F & A M regular meeting schedule and officers Merle R Green W M A W Yard secretary
Numerous residents and relatives travel to Brighton for funerals and family visits. Names include Whisler, Frain, Lemley, Stone, and Horton. Guests arrive from Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, Keokuk, Fairfield, Osceola, and beyond while others visit Cedar Rapids and Hospers.
Timetables list westbound and eastbound trains with numbers No 3 4 47 48 44 and stops, local buses to Iowa City Cedar Rapids Mount Pleasant Fort Madison Macomb Quincy and other cities, departure and arrival times, depot location 107 W 2nd, ticket purchases at local depot and Winga's Cafe.
June 24 at Wayland Park featured many local families including Jesse Devison Joy Kay of Wapello Clarence Benson Angsworth Sam Marsh of Washington John McMullen Jenne te Coppock Lester Neff Clair Sodergren Dick Ezra Wittmer and Arthur Wyse with Roger Henderson and others. Guests Phyllis Tschantz and Richard Fante stayed through Friday. The note also mentions a cooperative gathering hosted by O C Boshart with several Washington residents. Honors Dr Boller noted with Mrs D J Boller hosting attendees.
Two long obituary notices from Columbus Junction list deaths. Mrs. Benjamin Cutkomp IX of Columbus City died after a long illness at 11 PM Saturday. she leaves a husband three sons 16 grandchildren and a sister. Funeral is at 1 PM Wednesday. burial in Columbus City cemetery. Mrs. M L Blankenhorn of Concord township died at Bellevue hospital after a long illness. she leaves a daughter and six grandchildren. burial in Letts cemetery. funeral at Letts Methodist church Tuesday.
Merrimac notices share visits by Alvin Smith of Fort Collins and Karl Smith as well as calls from J A Wieneke Emma Wieneke Sarah Wieneke John Baldosier and Lon Hyde family. Pastors Judt and Hack spoke at the Lutheran Church Mission Festival near Germanville on Sunday.
The guide notes how dried bread, baked or ground to medium coarse crumbs, can extend dry crumb supplies. It suggests tying a paper bag to the grinder to catch crumbs and storing them in a covered jar in a refrigerator or cold place to keep dust and moisture away.
By the late 1930s the Monte Carlo casino reportedly barred more former patrons than any gambling house. It maintained a blacklist of about 8,000 people who had passed worthless checks, picked pockets, fought, attempted suicide, or committed other unpardonable offenses.
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