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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1944

Page

8

The Rocking Chair Brigade and Local Happenings

A column notes neighbors the NeuHarts moving across South Maron to the former Rankin house and describes home renovations, a Tampa trip, mail order catalogs, new staff at Montgomery Ward, spring displays, and a Health article on posture from Ladies Home Journal with tips for back pain and the value of good posture.

Nevers Neuwarts South Maron Rankin House Ane Pon Bell Lester Blick Neuhart Sears Roebuck Catherine Null Montgomery Wards The Ladies Home Journal Mona Gardner

Mrs Ed Wasmuth Visits Sister in Westchester

Mrs Ed Wasmuth of Kansas City arrives Thursday to stay with her sister Mrs Abbie Boyer in Westchester. Local updates note Johnny Cherry’s leg injury from a snowbound accident near the elevator and his goal to walk by March 19, his fourth birthday.

Westchester Ed Wasmuth Kansas City Abbie Boyer Boyer Washington County Hospital Johbn Cherry Jack Cherry Lex Tricksy Johnny Carol Dean Griggs Mloyd Crayne University Hospital Iowa City Mamie Conger Roy Gardner Thornburg

Granddaughter Nancy born on 64th birthday note

A Washington trip Sunday introduced Nancy, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Statler. She was born Saturday February 26, observed as the 64th birthday of her great grandmother Mrs. Mary Ott, longtime Washington resident. The Ott family has roots traced to Luersome years ago.

Washington Nancy Keith .Statler Mary Ott

Sergeant Kueneman Promoted in South Pacific Bomber Unit

Riverside couple learns their son Verne J. Kueneman has been raised from corporal to sergeant in the 11th AAP. He serves as a cook with an 18th AAF heavy bomber squadron overseas in the South Pacific, after 15 months abroad. His brother Gilbert serves in the army’s engineering branch. Nearby relatives include Mrs. Griffin and daughter in Portland, and Kenneth Kinsey on leave from Norfolk visiting Riverside.

Riverside Edward J. Kueneman Riverside Trave Verne J. Kueneman 11Th Aap Kueneman 18Th Aaf South Pacific RAF St. Mary's High School Gilbert Kueneman Army William Griffin Roy G Green Portland Ore John Myles Coatanied Oal ‘Solan AI Pue the Griffin Kenneth Kinsey Norfolk Elmer Nelson Town City Bernard Kinsey Mary Heitzman C. F. Fussimmons Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines Henry Collins Chula Vista Calif Henry Wolters Collings D. A. Rose Iowa City Mary Buser Lena

Pilot Mary Harrison Barely Survives Italian Air Raid

Lieut. Mary W. Harrison of Belford, Ohio, wearing her steel helmet and a jacket pierced by shrapnel, recounts narrowly escaping death during a German air raid on the evacuation hospital near Nettuno, Italy, with her close call illustrated by her gear.

Nettuno Italy Mary W. Harrison Belfoe International

Visitors and family connections in a Iowa community

Rose visits the home of his brother Louis A Rose and family. Henry Jenn from University Hospital Iowa City visited his parents. Mrs. Martin Shoup of Iowa City was a recent visitor to her aunt Mrs May Alcorn. Mrs Clifford Rummelhart returned from Little Rock Arkansas. Mrs Dorothy Fitzsimmons and Adrian of Cedar Rapids spent weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs C V Dautremont. Marie Tener of Marshall Missouri visits her mother Mrs John W Tener.

Henry Jenn University Hospital Iowa City August Jenn Martin Shoup May al- Corn Clifford Rummelhart Little Rock Ark Dorothy Fitzsimmons Adrian Cedar Rapids C. V. Dautremont Marie Tener Marshall, Mo John W. Tener

Uruguay for American women a home away from home

The article notes Uruguay as a welcoming country for American women, where wearing slacks is acceptable and civic rights are equal. It highlights women’s eligibility for all offices, with several serving as mayors, justices of the peace, and four in national parliament, including senators and a representative.

Uruguay United States Republic Senate House

States unveil unique 1044 license plate plans

Some states outline new plate designs for 1044 plates. South Carolina plans a 15 by 11 inch metal strip to attach to the old plate while Indiana will issue a single 3 by 10 inch plate with white characters on a black background.

South Carolina Indiana

Mrr Mrs Spencer of Arispe Move to Mrs Camp Farm

Brighten area notes movers and arrivals as multiple families relocate farms near Brighton. Wayne Spencer and family travel with belongings to the east edge farm owned by Mrs Camp of Des Moines. Other separations include Gugel and Hoskins families moving to new farms and a service for Mrs J A Fox in Brighton.

Spencer of Aripe Edna Crile Brighton Wayne Spencer Arispe Callie Woodford Wilson L. D. Camp Des Moines Duane van Winkle Warren van Winkle Camyp Campbell Ira Saunders Savannah North Lake Fla Hoskins Hill Crest Fox Jesse A. Fox Rock Island Chas. Frazier Frazier Indianola Allen Shaffer Bessie Myers Crawfordsville

General's Son Arthur MacArthur Dates in Australia

The general's son Young Arthur MacArthur, son of General Douglas MacArthur, joins his mother on a shopping tour in Australia where they are residing. The lad recently marked his sixth birth anniversary International.

Arthur MacArthur America Gen Douglas MacArthur Australia

Myers sells farm to Marl Mullikin and local salients

The notice records Myers selling her farm to Marl Mullikin. It lists nearby social visits including Mr. and Mrs. Millard Jones of Washington at Pleasant Plain, dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hoskins, and multiple travel updates for Chuck Chuck Jr and David Day returning to Ames and moving to state universities. It notes funeral attendance for Mrs. John Diller and moves of the Wikoff family.

Wilbur Day Ames State University At Minneapolis Minn Lloyd Loeffler Clyde Crile Burlington Willard Loeffler Scott Diller Peoria Cyril Henry Pat Henry Mt Pleasant Charles Shepherd Des Moines Charles Wikoff Ralph Wikoff Elmer Coffin Farm Veo

Community guests and family visits noted in regional notices

Mrs Wikoff's father Mr Sherman purchased recently. Mrs Fred Wanerus and two grandchildren Winifred Coffman and Larry Day visited Hubert Morgan home in Cedar Rapids. Henry Hinkle Lester Kientz families attended Sunday dinner at Mac Morgan home Washington. Neighbors helped Otto Walton celebrate 25th wedding anniversary with Beth Hoskins Bennett Sumner McCracken Gilbert Smith Robert Wead families present. Others visited Glenn Little near Packwood and parental W C Robertson home. Cleo Trier family at Julia Parks Brighton. Stanley Mangeld family visited Sam Bower. Glen Little spent Sunday in Artford Richardson clime.

Wikoff Mr. Sherman Fred Wanerus Winifred Coffman Larry Day Hubert Morgan Cedar Rapids Henry Hinkle Lester Kientz Mac Morgan Washington Woolson Clay Otto Walton Beth Hoskins Edgar Bennett Sumner McCracken Gilbert Smith Robert Wead Roy Johnson Judy W. C. Robertson Cleo Trier Julia Parks Brighton Stanley Mangeld Sam Bower

Dublin Locals Brief Social Notes March 1

Dublin residents are noted in a sequence of small social updates. Mr and Mrs Perry Deal and Ted returned to their former home last week. Several gatherings occur including visits to the John Hough and Doe Engle households.

H. J. Mangold Dublin Mrs. Perry Deal Ted

Truc Offer Reduces Army Unit Needs and Maintenance

The bigger trucks provide advantages such as fewer personnel needed, reduced maintenance and service shop demand, and lower road congestion for the army.

Acme

Rebecca Boone Pioneer Wife of Daniel Boone

Rebecca Boone, wife of Daniel Boone, traveled to Kentucky with him. Born Rebecca Bryan in North Carolina, she married at 17 and bore two daughters. She and her daughters were among the first white women in Kentucky.

Rebecca Boone Daniel Boone Rebecca Bryan North Carolina Marcia Boone Kentucky

What Causes Epilepsy Booklet Offered Free

A booklet presenting opinions of physicians on epilepsy will be mailed free to readers who write to the Educational Dept at 535 Fifth Ave New York NY. The offer highlights interest in understanding epilepsy and provides a resource for learning more.

Fifth Ave New York N.Y Dept

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Linda Darnell Edgar Buchanan Michael Duane Glenda Farrell Warner Brosse Vun LopeRee Rocking Chair Des Moines Register M. W. Bailey Tampa Florida Grace Waller John Shields & Sons Yarl Mrs Mrs. Boyer R. C L. Ferguson Carl Voorhies Schiebel Farm Dr. Salsbury National Poultry Conservation Program Sgt. Kueneman Cary Grant John Garfield Tokyo Maisie Faisig James Bugs Bunny Red Cross Hoi Water Evoready Uncle Sam Ann Sothern James Craig Jean Rogers Connie Gilchrist M-G-M Mr. Hyde Mr. Mangold Walter Wolfe Margaret Robertson Glenn Little Packwood Glen Little Artford Richardson Clime Roscoe Robertson John Hough Jake Seethout Merle Statler Letha Engle Karen Colleen Strum Doe Engle Edward Engle A. E. Strum Jeanne Louis Ritz Lois Cuddeback Robert Hyde Wayne Howard Mangold Women Pioneers Brindley’s City Hall Standard Station Tire Service Headquarters Car Conservation Headquarters Law Service Stampano WWE Standard Oil Bill Putman Atlas Tires
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