Editorial musings on patience pride and democracy
A collection of reflections on inflation, consumer patience, strikes, and governance. The author cites Hebrews and explores liberalism versus central control, plus jokes on burglar alarms and phonographs. Mentions Iowa politics, candidates Blue Olmsted Niles, and readers’ notices from Webster City to Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Robert D. Blue
George Olmsted
Des Moines
Frank Niles
Iowa Legionaire
Blue
Olmsted
Frank Miles
Jokes and Quips from a Scattershot Social Page
A light collection of humorous lines and cartoon captions spans topics from dieting and marriage to politics and daily life. Bits include a dig at speakers and committees, a playful quip about last words, a quip on hearing a baby, and a cellar furnace image.
Stringtown Social News Highlights From Rex Swan to Widmers
Martha Richard Cummings visits on the way from the west coast to Washington. Sugar Creek Bible study convenes at Noah Widmer's Thursday. Don Brooks leaves for Chicago after visiting his parents Ethan and Mrs. Brooks. Lewis Graher from Kansas City spends a few days with kin. Fred Cumming of Olds visits Rex Swan home. Hay baler sold by Noam and Clayton Widmer near Iowa City. Multiple Graber and Widmer families attend a picnic at Lizzie Widmer’s honoring Mrs Sarah Trabert of Nebraska. Frank Nebel and family join Noah Widmer for Sunday dinner. J. J. Rich hosts include J. W. Rich, Walter Rich and Kenneth, and Mrs. Stan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Rich
Stringtown
Martha Richard Cummings
Glen Cummings
Rex Swan
Ethan Brooks
West Coast
Washington
Sugar Creek
Noah Widmer
Don Brooks
Lewis Graher
Kansas City
Fred Cumming
Olds
Noam
Clayton Widmer
Iowa City
J.C. Graber
Jonathan
Simon Graber
Marvin Widmer
Dave
David Allen Graber
Elmer Graber
Mrseter Widmer
Jake
Lizzie Widmer
Sarah Trabert
Nebraska
Frank Nebel
J. W. Rich
Walter Rich
Kenneth
Stan
Local Family Visits and Property Moves Reported
Swartzendruber and Larry along with Mr and Mrs Raymond Rich and Roberta and John Keith and Mr and Mrs Wm Deaton of California visited Friday morning with Ethan and Madge Brooks. Ernest Baker leases Hebel place from Geo Brooks and will move soon while Sidney Jay Brooks stays with Jo henny Mast. Simon Graber injured a finger while sawing wood last Monday. Noah Widmer and Norma spent Sunday with J J Riehs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swartzendruber
Larry
Raymond Rich
Roberta
John Keith
Wm. Deaton
California
Ethan Brooks
Deaton
Madge Brooks
Ernest Baker
Hebel Place
Geo. Brooks
Sidney Jay
Johenny Mast
Simon Graber
Noah Widmer
Naomi Girls Meet In Kauffman Home
WAYLAND March 7 The Naomi Girls Missionary Society met at Jane Kauffman home. Dolores Alliman spoke on Building Inter racial Fellowship and mother Mrs Lloyd Alliman led a discussion on addressing the problem. Connie Stacy, president, led the business and minutes. Pot holder project raised 1.50 for the Youths Center. New officers: Jane Kauffman president Dolores Alliman second treasurer. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Naomi Girls Missionary Society
Jane Kauffman
Dolores Alliman
Lloyd Alliman
Connie Stacy
Sec.ond
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the Evening Journal
the Home Daily Newspaper
Washington County
Elder, Shannon & CO
Bruce Cowden
Publishers News
North
Marion Avenue
United Press
National
Iowa Daily Press Association
Des Moines, Iowa
Heb
United States
Spain
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Caesar Petrillo
Congress
Europe
Asia
John Langmuir
Webster City
Washta Journal
Knoxville Express
Estherville
Marshalltown
Republican
All IN
Dixie Dugan
Ky Mevoy
Strierfi
Hua
Okie
Patsy
eulPy
By McEvoy
Striebel
Jon Badley
Oancers
Seer Waldott As
Siwoy
Jonciné Ra
Joe Palooka
LI Brodie
Ham Fisher
Tiny
His
HAM Fishes
Joe
BY the
Way
House
Ica
W. Wash
Norma
J. J. Riehs
Naomi
Kauffman
Monroe Auto Equipment CO
Monroe, Mich
International Harvester
John Deere
Ford-Ferguson
Allis-Chalmers
J. J. Case
Oliver
Massey-Harris
Carl Havel
Ainsworth
Strator
Sitler’s Auto Parts
Washington, Iowa
Childs
Arvin, Igc
Everhot
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