Mary Catherine Hyde born in Iowa long life fairy departed
Mary Catherine Hyde died March 18 1948 at her daughter s home in Washington Iowa after extended visit with daughter Mrs Raymond Crone She was born October 9 1876 in Washington County Iowa married Ellsworth Fitch in 1901 and had four children She joined Blackhawk Methodist and remained active in church and Sunday school She leaves husband Ellsworth four children eleven grandchildren and two sisters two brothers and many nieces and nephews Funeral services were held at the Richland Methodist Church
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Mary Catherine Hyde
Margaret J
George E. Hyde
Washington County
Iowa
Raymond Crone
Washington
Herbert Jones
Pleasant
Ellsworth Fitch
Pleasant Plain
Blackhawk
Ellsworth
Armond
Clarinda
Sidney Coon
Ainsworth
William of
Richland
Nellie Black
Howard Shaffer
Brighton
Will Fleig
Stockport
George
Linneus
Missouri
John
Beloit
Wisconsin
Robert
Guy
Oskaloosa
Butch
Washington Cub Scouts to hold first regular meeting
Plans are made for the first regularPACK meeting of Washington Cub Scouts to be held at the Y M C A Monday evening March 29 at 7 30. Den mothers den chiefs and Cubs parents will take part in the program.
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Washington
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported
Admitted Saturday Mrs. William Boye 310 N 3rd surgical. Today Mrs. Harold Bontrager Winfield surgical. Births Yesterday Mr and Mrs Carl Luers Keota son at 418 am Mr and Mrs Donald Yoder Ka rona twin daughters 545 am and 620 am. Today Mr and Mrs Norbert TeBockhurst Riverside sen at 314 am. Distinished Saturday Merle Simpson 720 S 2nd Ruth Chance route 2. Yesterday Joyce Benda Brighton Mrs Ivan Hahn route 4 Cloud Willits Jr 315% S ave C Mrs Troy Sellman Keota Mrs Madora Patterson 3132 W Jefferson Jess Rodruck Columbus City.
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William Boye
Surgical
Harold Bontrager
Winfield, Surgical
Carl Luers
Keota
Donald Yoder
Karona
Norbert TeBockhurst
Riverside
Sen
Merle Simpson
Ruth Chance
Joyce Benda
Brighton
Ivan Hahn
Cloud Willits, Jr
S. Ave. C
Troy Sellman
Madora Patterson
W. Jefferson
Jess Rodruck
Columbus City
Considerable Smoke Damage at Nettie B. Lewis Home
Smoke damaged the house of Mrs. Nettie Blair Lewis postmaster in Columbus Junction about 7 45 a m Thursday. Fire started in a ware paper basket in the basement and burned two holes in the ceiling and damaged electric wires. The fire department aided in extinguishing it with no damage estimate given. Roland B K Lantz of Hillsboro, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Lantz, formerly resided here, joined.
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Columbus Junction
Nettie Blair Lewis
Navy Seaman Receives Petty Officer Rank in San Diego
Steven Nopolous of Stuart visits his grandparents as his mother recovers from neck injuries after a ceiling collapse in Des Moines. A welding clinic for farmers was held Tuesday at Fisher Implement store. S/Set Glenn H. Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bennett, continues to feature in local notes.
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Navy
San Diego
Calif
Steven Nopolous
Stuart
Lee Ogier
Lee Nopolous
Des Moines
Fisher Implement Store
Ben Holt
Tom C. Cannon
Mr. Holt
Veterans Hospital
Local News Highlights from Washington and Area
Local notices report James L. Lewis completing thirteen weeks at Ft. Knox with graduation on March 19. Other items note Bankers Life district convention in Kansas City, hog market bids, visits among families in Garwin Davenport and West Chester, and a Seoul Korea assignment in the army occupation.
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James L. Lewis
Frank E. Lewis
Washington
Ft. Knox
Bessie Barker
Bankers Life Insurance Company
Kansas City
Army of Occupation
Seoul
Korea
J. M. Caughran
Easter Blouses Debut as Stores Push Spring Fashion
Arizona visitors Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Campbell attend a physical check up in Iowa City while Montgomery Ward markets new Easter blouses with eyelet lace trims in white and pastel shades priced at 1.98 to 2.98 dollars. Ruth Bell visits Fairfield and Harold Else's near Stockport host.
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Jesse Campbell
Iowa City
Mr. Campbell
Montgomery Ward
Ruth Bell
Fairfield
Mrs. Harold Else
Stockport
Deafened hear faint sounds with new pocket device
Science introduces a small hand sized hearing device approved by the American Medical Association council. It lets the deaf hear sermons and music without batteries or bulky gear and can be adjusted as hearing changes. Beltone offers free booklet and home demonstration from Chicago Illinois.
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Council On Physical Medicine
American Medical Association
Beltone
Dept
19Th St
Chicago
Ill
Third Funeral Ship Arrives at Oakland
The Walter W. Schwenk docked at Oakland Army Base at 8:30 a.m. marking the third Pacific theater funeral ship arrival. The 38,295 servicemen died in western Pacific battles, many Marines, with services held as they were buried nationwide.
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Oakland
Wal
Oakland Army Base
U. S S
Marianas
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Iowa State College
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