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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1944

Page

8

The Rocking Brigade and Washington Anecdotes

Esther MacGugin visits the Journal office for a funeral in Washington. Family deaths bring guests like Mr. and Mrs. George Slavik and Charles Anderson to grandmother Mrs. A. Anderson. A long reminiscence notes a dollar, a tall man named Sam, and tales about homes versus houses and the feeling of home.

Esther MacGugin Journal W. B. Kerr Esther The Register George Slavik Charles Anderson Marion T. Anderson Mrs. A. Anderson Washington

Bereavement Thanks From Mills and Fenn Families

The Mills and Fenn families express gratitude for support received after a recent bereavement. They thank everyone for cards and floral tributes and acknowledge the community’s sympathy.

Davidsons Visit Des Moines at Bruce Hanna Home

Mr and Mrs William Davidson and daughter Sandra travel from Crawfordsville to Des Moines to visit Bruce Hanna and family. Bruce plans to enter service soon and the women hope to stay with them during wartime. Red Cross rooms reopen after renewed supplies. Kathleen Drinkall moves and restarts her Beauty Shoppe operations.

Davidsons Des Moines Bruce Hanna Mary Manners Crawfordsville William Davidson Sandra W. P. Davidson Bruce

What WAVES recruits learn about training and hair rules

WAVES recruits learn that hair must not cover the coat collar and style is self chosen. Recruits go to New York City for six weeks of indoctrination, then may be assigned to duty or sent to schools in Georgia Florida New Jersey Ohio Indiana Oklahoma or other states for specialized training. Transportation and subsistence are provided. bring a week or two of civilian clothing and essential underwear.

New York City Georgia Florida New Jersey Ohio Indiana Oklahoma Navy

Salerno's Eight Centuries as European Medical Hub

Salerno stood as a premier European center of scientific medical knowledge for eight centuries, influencing medical practice and education across the continent. The city’s enduring reputation reflected its early academies, scholars, and enduring curricula.

Salerno Europe

Lakes Family With Him to Arkansas

Sgt. Charles Wulf returned from Camp Robinson with Mrs. Wulf Elaine to Arkansas. Set. Maurice Meyer visited from Camp Shelby. Welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Mace Davis and children George Marie and families. Marie Davis attends junior high in Washington. Weiland family moved north of Cedar Rapids.

Ruth Gideon Bethel Charles Wulf Camp Robinson Weiland Cedar Rapids

Local Social Roundup in Iowa City and Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs Mac Wallace and Don visited Iowa City with Clara Wallace and Pearl Ritter. Several calls and visits occurred including Robert L Quinn in Iowa City, and multiple Gideon family visits. Arbogast and Meyer families are noted moving residences near Coppock Keota and Cotter. Lottie Augustine visited Ce cil Fitzgerald.

Mac Wallace Don Iowa City Clara Wallace Pearl Ritter Robert L. Quinn Mark Campbell, Jr Donald Brown Mr. Underwood Ernest Gideon Ray Niffenegger Harold Timmins Roxie Our Ernest Ruth Gideon Lloyd Foster Robert Foster Ruth Mae Gideon Lloyd Arbogast Coppock Max

Amazon River Feeds Atlantic At About 5 Million Gallons Per Second

The article states the Amazon River discharges toward the Atlantic at an estimated rate of 5 million gallons each second, highlighting the river's immense outflow and its impact on coastal waters.

Amazon Atlantic

Marion Township Caucus Called for March Meeting

The Republicans of Marion precinct will meet at township hall at 8 o clock on March 13 for the purpose of selecting four delegates to the county convention and to transact other business as may come before the meeting. Samuel Marsh Committee chairman.

Marion Township Hall Samuel Marsh Washington Township

Washington township caucus to select county convention delegates

Republicans of Washington township precinct meet in caucus at No 11 schoolhouse at 7 30 on March 13 to choose 11 delegates to the county convention and handle other business. W H McConnell committee man.

Papain Widely Used In Tanning And Food Prep

Papain is used in tanning and de hairing hides in leather processing. It has been adopted as a preventive against wool shrinkage. Meat packers and some restaurants use it to tenderize tough meats.

Mrs Lease Hosts Social Hour Club Meeting

Mrs Maude Lease hosted the Social Hour club in Crawfordsville on Wednesday afternoon with all members present. The gathering featured a sewing activity and convivial conversation among attendees.

Mrs. Lease Crawfordsville

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Jess Barker Tom Neal Albert Basserman Anginal Tex Ritter Russell -Hayden Fox Sam Himmelreich Sam Les Blick Les Missus John Shields Albert and Gilbert Mills Mrs Thor Fenn Kathleen Drinkall Mit Richmond K. Turner U. S Eniwetok Marshalls Group Thomas EB. Watson Machine Corns Randolph Scott Ella Raines Barry Fitzgerald Andy Devine Shoe Shine Navy Recruiting Station Office of Naval Oficer Veterans Hospital Grace Williams St. Patricks Old Medical Center Dem Secretary Democratic National Committee Dorothy McElroy Vredenburgh Alabama Young Democratic Clubs of America Charles Wulf ‘Lakes Arkansas Helpin Tulsa Daily World W. H. McConnell Yard & McFarlane Insurance Agency Atchison RED Cross Rael WAR Fund Wingas North Side Cafe Washington Lumber & Fuel CO Love Bros Marie Jim White Mrs. Smith Lowe Bros. Paint Pioneer Yard Red Cross War Fund
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