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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1948

Page

8

Senior Needle Club At Mrs. O'Loughlin's Riverside

Riverside society notes detail the Senior Needle Club gathering hosted by Mrs. William O Loughlin on March 9 with guests Mrs. R I Marner and Mrs Elmo S Knittel. Members listed include Mrs Worth Hartzell and others. next hostess Mrs William Knebel to host March 18. Also mentions church party for Riverside Trinity Methodist Sunday School pupils and local visits by families, with a note on a girl’s basketball trip to Des Moines for state finals.

Estelle Critz Riverside William O’laughlin R. I. Marner Elmo S. Knittel Elmo J. Knittel Worth Hart Andrea Levy Deborah Kuhn Billy Ann Kay Tener Linda Judy Flynn Mary Lou Colvin Sharon Nancy Jackson Kenny Whetstine Joanne Florang Barclay Linda Kuhn Fern Albright Gertrude Kenny Marilyn Bette Moss Paty Marilla Jimmy Luckey Clara Edna Lemley Mary Tener Helen Tener Nancy Luckey M. O. McKenzie Kalona Kenneth Kern American Institute of Commerce Davenport Opal Kern Jean Joan Henry Groth Cedar Rapids Dale Burich Barbara Mary Viasak Iowa City Victor Burich Don Southwick William Simps American Legion Joseph Linsley Buddy Angelsberg Lone Tree Laurel Angelsberg Mercy Hospital Virginia Luckey Evelyn Yordi Lorrine Proctor Betty Lou Jackson Mary Havel Joan Kern Judy Jackson Elma Heck Riverside High School Des Moines Hartley Wellsburg Kamrar Clutter Mallard Slater Wilton Junction Waterville

A. P. Jeffreys Entertain Relatives From Marietta

South Xenia reports Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Jeffreys hosted nephew Bill Crawford and wife from Marietta Pa during a visit en route to California where they plan to settle. Lynn Jeffrey, daughter of Albert and family, recovered from measles. Donald Sands attended Daniel Gates funeral in Washington. Harry Kilgore hosted dinner with Claude Kilgore. Otto Eden and Muscatine relatives visited J. E. Cook.

Frank Sands South Xenia A. P. Jeffreys Bill Crawford Marietta Crawford California Little Lynn Jeffrey Albert Jeffrey Donald Sands Daniel Gates Washington Harry Kilgore Claude Kilgore Otto Eden Muscatine Mooher J. E. Cook

Tannin Source From Almond Hulls Cited by UC Report

A University of California report states that tannin extract for tanning leather can be obtained from almond hulls, indicating a potential source for tanning materials.

University of California

Earl Courtney Joins City Workforce at Appliance Store

Earl Courtney, a former Brighton resident with long ties to Washington county, begins work today as a refrigeration, air conditioning and heating services man at E. G. Humphns & Alliance. He previously lived in Chicago and worked 13 months with Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. and completed a year’s training in his trade.

Earl Courtney Brighton Washington County E. G Hum Gns & Alliance Mr. Courtney Clyde C

New Atomic Energy Office Leaders Named in Washington

The Office of Defense in Washington announces Col. Kenneth D. Nichols, long a Manhattan Project engineer, to succeed Lt. Gen. Leslie Groves as head of the armed forces special weapons project. Donald F. Carpenter of Remington Arms becomes deputy to Secretary James V. Forrestal on atomic energy matters. Groves retires effective February 29.

Office OF Defense Washington, D. C Kenneth D. Nichols Leslie R. Groves Armed Forces Donald F. Carpenter Remington Arms Company Defense James V. Forrestal Groves International

Navy veteran Courtney's new Washington home noted

Brighton high school graduate and Navy veteran Courtney served until July 8 1946 on the U S S Pennsylvania and mine sweeper 296. He spent mine warfare school in Yorktown Virginia and two years in the Pacific. He is 28 married with one child Jimmy in fifth grade at Stewart school and the family has bought a new house at 706 East 7th street Washington.

Industrial Training Institute Brighton High Courtney Navy U.S.S. Pennsylvania Yorktown Pacific Jimmy Stewart School Courtneys Washington East 7Th Street

Havre Social Roundup and Hospital Visit Notes

Havre residents share a Saturday evening with local families including the Kelleys Stovers and Mitchells. The Kephart family visits the Washington county hospital to see Mrs Raymond Kephart, a patient there, while her father Sheril Benner of Mason City calls at the Kephart home. Mrs Fred Kephart visits her sister Will Longer midweek. The note cites prolonged line trouble hindering contact with Havre residents.

Havre Gail Kelley Sharon Floyd Stover Dale Mitchell Fred Eisele Lee Fred Kephart Washington County Hospital Raymond Kephart Sherril Benner Mason City Kephart Will

World Volcano Activity Surges Amid Dormant Craters

Geologists report about 500 active craters worldwide as of historic times. In 1947 roughly 60 were erupting to some degree. The majority lie in the Pacific region along the Andes, North American coast, Aleutians, Kamchatka, Kuriles, Japan, Philippines, New Guinea, Solomons and New Hebrides.

Pacific Globe Andes North American Aleutians Kamchatka Peninsula Kurile Islands Japan Philippines New Guinea The Solomons New Hebrides

Youngest Hero Pfe Jacklyn Lucas Receives Medal

Jacklyn H. Lucas, at 17, becomes the youngest man awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for his actions. The record highlights his extraordinary bravery during a critical mission.

Jacklyn H. Lucas

Mrs. J. D. Rabenold Hosts Bridge Party and Birthday

In Ainsworth on March 11 Mrs. J. D. Rabenold entertained at a bridge party honoring her husband’s birthday. Two tables played, and a one course luncheon was served. Also noted, Mike Evans, ex-resident, has joined the army air forces and is stationed near San Francisco. The Battersons plan to move to Washington, and local residents Lottie McCulley, H. R. Crawford, and Bina Porter have hospital or medical needs with Porter transferred to Iowa City for an ear infection.

Lee Norris Ainsworth J. D. Rabenold Mike Evans Army Air Force San Francisco Jack Batterson Washington Lottie McCulley H. H. Nichols Washington County Hospital H. R. Crawford Bina Porter University Hospital Iowa City

Cedar Chips 4 H Club Meeting Participants

N Prairie Flower reports Cedar Chips 4 H members Dean and David Meyer Donald and Loren Bush Robert and Lee Christner Junior and Phyllis Patterson attended last Wednesday in Lexington. Christner and Patterson served on the refreshment committee. Mrs. Patterson Mrs Christner and Mrs Davison aided refreshments.

Arthur J. Davison N. Prairie Flower Dean David Meyer Donald Loren Bush Robert Lee Christner Junior Phyllis Patterson Lexington Robert Christner Junior Patterson Milo Patterson Joe Christner Arthur Davison Emerson Witting Wyman Larry Bush

Fine Rug Making Keeps Knots by the Thousands

The article notes that exquisite oriental rugs may contain 10 000 to 20 000 hand tied knots per square yard, illustrating the complexity and artistry behind traditional rug weaving.

Baseball Tops Injuries Among Sports, New Trends Report

A new analysis shows baseball now leads all sports in injury numbers. The report highlights rising head and shoulder injuries and calls for enhanced safety protocols across leagues and youth programs.

Audubon youths fined for hoax murder in Iowa

Five Audubon high school youths pleaded guilty to concealing license plates on the car used in a pretend gangland murder hoax. Each was fined 50 dollars by Justice Hilda Asten after the Feb. 22 incident that startled Manning residents as shots rang out and a body was driven away. County Attorney L. Bruner noted the clever planning but stressed law violations.

Carroll Iowa Nnoax OT the Hilda Asten Manning, Ja Main Street

Aztec War God Huitzilopochtli Valued Less Than Sun and Moon

The Aztecs worshiped Huitzilopochtli, their god of war, who was offered human sacrifices three times yearly yet ranked below the solar and lunar deities.

Huitzilopochtli Mexico

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