A Living Ark Tone in Editorial Musings 1949
An editorial page laments misprints and digs into social habits, thrift and aging. It praises a family’s discipline at the Winga Café, where John Edward and Richard save, each holding life policies and plans for a $100 monthly annuity at 60, illustrating future security through work and thrift.
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John Winga
Winga Cafe
John
Edward
Richard
America
Ogey
Obscure Local Wedding and Anniversary Notices
A list of names appears with wedding anniversaries and upcoming birth days. Several individuals and couples are named including Mr and Mrs Albert Weber, Mr and Mrs Warren Schlatter, and Mr and Mrs Andy Blattner. A note mentions celebrants who must wait until 1952 for their next birthdays and anniversaries.
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Marvin Anderson
John Wesley Asey
Ane
Wes Rawnsey
Barbara Ann Griggs
David Francis Vinton
Charles Neal Me Cutchen
Keith Allen Bauer
Yaro John Chmelar
Betty Lou
Albert Weber
Warren Schlatter
Andy Blattner
Wilefred Albright
Fred Wagner
Sperry Easter Seen As Washington Helper With Long Service
Sperry W. Easter has long aided Washington institutions and individuals, often going out of his way to help. Born on a family farm, he served in France with the 88th Infantry in World War I and later led the local American Legion post. His story ties to early local rail history and the town’s namesake Sperry.
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Saa
Golden Gate
Sperry W. Easter
Washington
Sperry Easter
Sperry
Burlington
Rock Island Railroad
Burlington Cedar Rapids & Northern
Mr. Easter
Washington County
France
Easter
theAmerican Legion Post
Iowa Memorial Company
South
Iowa Avenue
Monument
Prominent Washington Leader Sperry Kaster A WWI Veteran
Sperry Kaster, longtime Washington figure, active in veterans groups and Democrat party circles, served as county committee chair and WWI soldier. He managed IA Memorial Co in Washington, worked in insurance, mentored Boy Scouts, and worked as a radio station reporter and Des Moines correspondent. He also served briefly on the Washington police during wartime labor shortages.
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Belive
Sperry Kaster
F& Family
Ohio Plan Urges Honey Bees for Pollination
A new plan in Ohio highlights honey bees as essential for pollination. The federal government now pays subsidies of 1 dollar per hive kept and 3 dollars per hive moved into fields of red clover to boost bee numbers.
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Ohio
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