Gorham Funeral to Beat Olds Sunday
Funeral services for Charles Gorham 84 of Washington will be held at 2:00 PM Sunday at the Congregational church in Olds Iowa with Rev. Shipley in charge. Interment will be in Winfield cemetery. He died after a two year illness born March 20 1866 in Illinois. He married Amanda Newman in Mt Union Dec 31 1888. He was a retail businessman and farmer. Surviving are three sons Ralph Paul and Gene one brother Joe 49 grandchildren and 1 great grandchildren.
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Charles Oi Gorham
Washington
Congregational Church
Olds
Iowa
Shipley
Winfield
Mr. Gorham
Illinois
John
Mary Gorham
Mt. Union
Amanda Newman
Ralph
Paul
Springfield
Gene
Joe
Mora
Minnesota
Legion Meet Set for March 21 At Hall
Legion Commander Ray Minick urges ill legionnaires to attend a oyster supper at the hall on Tuesday evening March 21. He says matters to come up will be out of the ordinary and of great interest to Leon Beatty post members. The supper aims for at least 75 attendees with important discussions and action expected, and artists from KXIC will provide entertainment.
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Legion
Ray Minick
Leon Beatty
KXIC
Des Moines Murder Suspect Ellis Captured in Helena
Thomas Ellis, 17, AWOL soldier from Port Riley, Kan., was captured in Helena, Mont., and held for a Feb. 4 knife murder of 85 year old Des Moines widow Flora A. Bryan. Ellis waived extradition and may face solitary confinement until transfer.
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Lles Moines
Howard C. Reppert
Robert Gregson
Bor Helena
Mont
Thomas Ellis
Des Moines
Reppert
Ellis
Flora
A. Bryan
Ife
Helena
Port Riley
Kan
Robert Lee Tressel
Hugh Potter
John Fred
Potter
Fillis
Bryan
Les Moines
St Louis Taxi Dispatch Powers 2100 Mile Call
Martha Anderson of San Francisco arranged a cab for her arrival by making a 2100 mile long distance telephone call to a local taxi company to meet her airliner last night in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Martha Anderson
San Francisco
Corn Growers Awards Honor Washington County Farmers
Washington county corn yield contest participants were guests at a Friday night banquet in The Pines. Don Radda won the traveling trophy and Register & Tribune plaque as state champion with 209.6 bushels per acre, highest in Iowa, while others earned medals for yields over 100 bushels per acre. Harold Kerr was toast master, with VFW commander Marion S. McAvoy presenting. Howard L. Witting urged soil conservation and explained crop allotments, seed corn reps were introduced, and a postbanquet film by Funk Seed company was shown.
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Washington County
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pines
Washinon County
Register & Tribune
Don Radda
Mr. Radda
Iowa
Joe Knotek
Washington
Edward R. Reed
Crawfordsville
Maurice Crawford
Wellman
Enfeld and Griffith
Jesse Radda
Yoder & Gingerich
Harold Kerr
Marion S. McAvoy
VFW
Howard L. Witting
VEFW
Reverend Louis West to Speak at New Haven Church
Reverend Louis West of Chicago will address the New Haven church Monday evening at 7 30. He will show motion pictures of his mission in the heart of Chicago and present pictures of the Lord's Acre auction.
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Louis West
New Haven
Chicago
Lord’s Acre
Lyle Orr Crosby Graveside Service Planned
Graveside services for Lyle Orr Crosby are scheduled for Monday afternoon between 8:30 and 4:00 at Elm Grove cemetery with attendance by family and friends.
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Lyle Orr Crosby
Elm Grove Cemetery
Navy Rescues 40 Crew From USS Elder After Fire
The U S S Elder, a net tender, suffered an engine room fire and drifted seven days in the Pacific. Navy rescued all 40 crew, 26 from life rafts and 14 aboard the ship, in good condition. The transport General A W Brewster reportedly passed within miles without aiding. Lt William F Adams, commander, recalled signals sent and near-miss with Brewster.
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Pearl Harrur
Hawaii
U. S. Navy
William F. Adams
Wilmar
Calif
Eniwetok Island
Brewster
Adams
Boy Scout 33 Benefit Basketball Game Scheduled
Boy Scout Troop 33 backed by the Christian church plans a benefit game between the Comets and the University of Iowa All-Stars at 8:00 p.m. in the high school gym. Proceeds fund two Scout representatives to the national Jamboree at Valley Forge in late June. Advance tickets at the north entrance. others may buy at the south gate.
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Boy Scout Troop 33
The
Christian Church
Comets
University of Iowa All-Stars
Valley Forge
Three dead eight missing after Halifax collision
The fishing vessel Gertrude Acosta sank after colliding with the Canadian freighter Island Connector near Halifax harbor at 1:30 a.m. EST. Three dead eight missing six saved. Captain Haslam Knickle among the missing. six survivors hospitalized. The Island Connector reported the sinking occurred in minutes.
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Halifax
N. S
Ortrude Acosta
Halifax Harbor
Island Connector
Haslam Knickle
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Grenfell
Louis Giasson
Knickle
Otto Knickle
Harry Cooper
Martin Tanner
Weather outlook for Des Moines Iowa mentions cold with snow
For Iowa cloudy this afternoon high 24 to 34 degrees. Snow and continuing cold tonight and Sunday with possible locally heavy accumulations in the extreme southeast. Increasing northerly winds may cause drifting or blowing snow late tonight and Sunday. Lows tonight 15 north 24 to 28 south. Highs Sunday 25 to ?01. Yesterday’s temperatures reached a high of 38 and a low of 28.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Nationalist raid lands on Chinese mainland near Shanghai
Chinese Nationalists launch dawn landing and seize Sungmen, a coastal city 12 miles south of the Chusan Islands, claiming 2 500 Communist casualties in a 7 to 8 20 a m operation. Other units push toward Hai Men and Taichow to hinder reinforcements as shelling targets junks and shore defenses.
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Formosa
Shanghai
Cheking Province
Sungmen
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France
Normandy
China River
Haimen
Taichow
Songmen
Taichow Bay
Recreational Council Plans Tennis Courts at Lincoln School
The Washington Recreation council met at the MCA to discuss completing the Lincoln school tennis court and starting plans for a second court. Wayne Chamberlin presided with fourteen organizations represented. Ralph Kleese to meet the school board on second court location. Truman Hysell to chair the construction committee with a full lineup to be announced. A meeting is set for March 2 at 7:30 p.m. at the YMCA.
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Washington Recreationa Council
MCA
Lincoln School
Wayne Chamberlin
Ralph Kleese
Mr. Chamberlin
Truman Hysell
YMCA
Chamberlin
Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Margaret B Nicholson
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret B Nicholson were held Friday at 2:00 PM at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Tom C Polk officiating. Burial followed at Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Bearers included Elwyn Gardner Walter Donaldson Lester Gardner Walter Nicholson William Nicholson and Ed Simmering.
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Margaret B. Nicholson
Jones Funeral Home
Tom C. Polk
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Elwyn Gardner
Walter Donaldson
Lester Gardner
Walter Nicholson
William Nicholson
Ed Simmering
Mary Jewel Holbert to Speak at YW Mixer Service
Mary Jewel Holbert of Iowa City daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Holbert Washington will speak at the YWCA Mixer club Lenten candlelight service in the YMCA community room Monday at 7 30 p m The graduate student at the State University of Iowa recently served on the central committee for Religion in Life week The service is open to the public Mixer club members will take part.
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Mary Jewel Holbert
Iowa City
J.C. Holbert
Washington
YWCA
Keokuk Woman Breaks Arm After Church Fall
Mrs. Mary Hutchinson mother of Dr. Fred E. Miller of Washington suffered multiple fractures in her left arm after tripping on church steps while leaving a Methodist WSCS meeting. She received treatment at a local doctor's office and was taken to Graham hospital in Keokuk for further care.
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Mary Hutchinson
Fred E. Miller
Washington
Methodist
General
WSCS
Graham Hospital
Keokuk
Disabled Veteran Receives Legion Help for New Home
World War II disabled veteran Herbert Pauley received a check from the Leon Beatty American Legion post as part of a drive to aid his purchase of a new home. A photo shows Pauley with Legion leaders, his wife, and the post commander presenting the gift, beside the designed accessible residence. The house features sliding doors, a built in darkroom, and other veteran friendly features.
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Herbert Pauley
Leon Beatty American Legion Post
Mr. Pauley
Harold Jarvis
A. E. Baldrige
Pauley
Ray Minick
the Legion
Pauleys
State Department to counter McCarthy loyalty charges
Washington reports the State Department plans a full scale counter offensive against Senator McCarthy and other critics over loyalty of personnel. Ambassadors and officials will testify to counter claims that pro communist elements infest the payroll and hinder Cold War policy.
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State Department
Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
McCarthy
Department
Senate
U. S
Russia
Two Men Injured in Highway 218 Crash
Two cars were destroyed and both drivers injured in a two car collision on Highway 218 about one mile south of the English River bridge yesterday afternoon. Claude Flynn of Riverside vicinity and a Minnesota electrical equipment salesman were hospitalized in Iowa City with brain concussion and knee and facial injuries. Police investigated the crash.
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English River Bridge
Claude Flynn
Riverside
Washington
Minnesota
Flynn
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Robert Veggy
Highway Patrol of
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