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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1952
Page
4
A collage of opinion notes and anecdotes discusses service as a moral good, shifts in farming toward sheep and lamb markets, a Taft Hartley labor law case and its impact, cancer fundraising progress, and reflections on public figures and technology with a light social commentary tone.
Correspondent writes of spring mud delaying travel and chores in Iowa, noting road washouts and snow drifts. The piece also lists social visits, new births, and local comings and goings from families around Ainsworth and Crawfordsville.
Mrs Bill Podaril and baby son Richard Lewis left Counts hospital Monday and will stay a few days at the Tom Peters home in Columbus Junction. Richard is the first grandchild for Mr and Mrs Joe Podaril. Fridy evening callers at the Pale Robertson home were Mr and Mrs Pud Normbury and girls, Mr and Mrs Leonard Novae and Denny and Mr and Mrs Joe Voderal and James. The Merle Colton family were Sunday guests at the Elvin McMath home near Winfield Eunice Catlin, home on furlough from missionary work in India, spoke at Salem Church of God Monday evening with slides movies and souvenirs.
The speaker was introduced by Ren Burris Moore governor of Columbus Junction. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ladwards and their children traveled to Monmouth Illinois Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Manx Sehhatter.
Crawfordsville reports detail Federated Presbyterian Woman's Guild meeting with 22 ladies, projects for hospital supplies and clothing for Korea, bake sale plans, and annual charity drives. WSCS and WOW clubs held gatherings. charity clothing drive to Germany discussed. sales totals announced. March events scheduled.
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