L G Club Hosts Supper and Pinochle at Hazen Home
L G club met at the Duane Hazen residence on Friday night for a cooperative supper followed by pinochle at four tables. Children played games and the next meeting was set for the Bryan Swift home. Numerous visits and dinners occurred across several nearby homes in Iowa and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Club
D. Hazen
C. A. Thompson
North
Oregon
Duane Hazen
Bryan Swift
Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner Honors Newleyweds
Mr and Mrs George Canott hosted a turkey dinner Sunday night for the newlyweds Mr and Mrs Sam Canott. Attending were Mr and Mrs David Griffith Dickie and Doris Jane Mr and Mrs Elmer Hayes Mrs William Perdock and Mr and Mrs Victor Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Canott
Sam Canotts
David Griffith
Dickie
Doris Jane
Elmer Hayes
William Perdock
Victor Mayer
Sam Canott
Columbus Junction
Families Moving to Farms in Brighton Area
A column notes numerous families planning moves within or near Brighton. Paul Miller, Willard Loeffler, Dale Loeffler, Donald Dunkelberger, and others relocate to nearby farms, while a 50th wedding anniversary celebration and various visits and commissions are reported. Ensign David Day’s commissioning in Minneapolis is highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Paul Miller
Ira Saunders
Wayland
Willard Loeflert
Lloyd Loeffler
Saunders
Dale Loeffler
Cedar Rapids
Loeffler
Donald Dunkelberger
Jennie Horton
Wm. Martin
Dunkelberger
Harmony Club
Postwar Farm Building Series Offered for Rural Readers
In the wake of lengthy conflicts, farms lag and need modernization. The newspaper announces 23 two column articles on efficient farm buildings and cost effective solutions to boost output and stabilize supplies. Read and save the guidance for postwar improvement.
Church Officers Meet at Mrs Godlove Home
The church officers met at the home of Mrs Godlove to discuss plans for the coming year. Mary Murphy from Chicago visited over the weekend with her mother Mrs Bessie Murphy. She returned to Chicago Sunday night. Terry Mathers spent the weekend with his parents before returning to Ames. Mr and Mrs I T Alfred of Conesville visited the M T Coon home. Mrs Bert Dennis and Mrs Godlove shopped in Washington and attended the show Youth for the Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Day
Robert Day
Day
Iowa City
Minneapolis
Lawrence Hunter
Stacy
Hunter
Daniel Eicher
Mr. Stafford
Milford
Neb
Eicher
Honor Louise Peck
Charles Drish
Louise Peck
Lester Forbes
Cedar Rapids
Crich
Richard Hudson
Floyd Dunbar
Bernard Singleton
Newton Robinson
Brighton
Harry Wentworth
Mary Ellen
David Wentworth
Clara Godilove
Haskins
K. A. Mathers
Ames
I. T. Alfred
Conesville
M. T. Coon
Bert Dennis
Godlove
Washington
Fuel saving measures outlined for homes and buildings
The article lists methods to conserve fuel by sealing cracks with caulking, using insulating materials to stop air flow, applying weather stripping to doors and windows, and installing heat controls to reduce consumption.
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Myrtle Genkinger
Adolph Larsen
Olds
Orie O'Connor
Larry
T. M. O'Connor
Ralph Krantz
Marilyn
Winfred Norenberg
Kenny
Howard Lins
Otto Zwicki
Emil Zwicki
Ralph McCreedy
Kay
Etieine Spenser
Kenneth Pruess
Jamie
Louis Pruess
Robert Mikseh
Dan Richardson
Cincinnatti
Iowa
Agnes Kamerer
Grandview
Dixie Dugan
Dixie
Yuu
Cinderella
Charming
McEvoy
Chas. Mayer
West
Chester
Lafe Klopfen- Stein
Edna S. Crile
Tray Saunders
Homer Pfeiffer
Hattie Kessel
Nelson Newton
Keota
Roy Wells
West Chester
Ray Reeves
Phillips 66
W. Madison
Washington Dairy
Scott Furniture Co
Cities ‘Service
Mangold’s Service
Opposite State Theatre
Petl
Run
Gqer Studio
J. M. Nickerson
E. St
TIN Shop
Sorrell
Auto Parts
West Madison
Washington Concrete Company
North 12Th Street
Rock Island
Winnie
Capital
Winston Churchill
Florida
Truman
Britain
U. S
Earl of Halifax
Washington National
UAW
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Detroit
George Addes
Walter P. Reuther
James Dewey
Schwellenbach
International
Big City
Your Town
Evening Journal
Your Home Daily Newspaper
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