Easter visits and local movements noted across towns
Mrs Maynard Brown and daughter Shirley returned from Des Moines after an Easter visit with Mrs Brown’s sister Mrs Lee Hill and family. Virginia Cunningham returned to Perry Ruth Cunningham to Popejoy and Elizabeth Cunningham to Sigourney to teach after Easter with their parents. Elizabeth Brown underwent an appendectomy in Mercy hospital.
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Shirley
Des Moines
Mrs. Brown
Lee Hill
Virginia Cunningham
Perry
Ruth Cunningham
Popejoy
Elizabeth Cunningham
Sigourney
Tach
John Cunningham
Elizabeth Brown
Jay UO. Brown
Mercy Hospital
Viss Brown
Riedas
Thompsons Open New Eating Place
Washington's T & R Dini ette opens north of the square, operated by Mr. and Mrs. Marion Thompson. T and R stand for Tommy and Ruby with steaks in three sizes and short orders. Mr. Thompson brings steak experience and Mrs. Thompson brings retail management background.
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Washington
Marion Thompson
Tommy
Ruby
Thompson
Kays
ICH JOINS SEBALL CLUB ICH JOINS SEBALL CLUB
Dayton Ohio note reports Burich son of Mr and Mrs Victor Burich Riverside to report to Dayton club by April 7. Dayton club Class C serves as Brookyln NL farm, Mid Atlantic league member, season starts about May 1. Also reports birth of 6 1/2 pound daughter to Mr and Mrs Frances Knebel Riverside California.
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Riverside
Dat Burich
Victor Burich
Dayton, Vaio
Dayton
Brooklyn
Dale
Easter Visit Returns to Des Moines Family Hours
Phyllis Plenner resumed work in Des Moines Sunday night after an Easter visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Plenner. Relatives including Mrs. G. G. Thomassen of Pella and Mrs. Margaret Hammer and family of Farmer City HK joined Easter dinner at the Paul Thomassen home, with Mrs. Thomassen identified as Hammer’s mother.
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Thornburgh
Adams
Clarke McCracken
Los Angeles
Calif
John Edward Tener
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Riverside
Kaye Marie
Richard Meallister
Coralville
Fred
Evon West
Rivers
E. Mary Pogge
Davenport
Wis
A. H. Pogge
Dad Tamily
Eileen Luesey
Washington
Mio
Cary iLuekey
Phyllis) Plenner
Des Moines
T. A. Plenner
G. G. Thomassen
Pella
Margaret Hammer
Farmer City
Paul Thomasen
Hammer
Paul Thomassen
Hospital Dismissals Include Zeck Family and Others
Mrs. George Zeck and baby son Gerald George were discharged yesterday to Washington route 3. Mrs. Harold Lukaysky and baby daughter Carol Jean were sent home to Riverside, C. P. Fox also discharged yesterday.
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Gerald George
Washington
Harold Lukaysky
Carol Jean
Riverside
Bethel Church Names Officers
Bethel Presbyterian church held its annual meeting with about 60 attendees. Rev. M A Robeson led a devotional, Mrs Robeson and Maurice Meyer sang with Mrs Ray Lambert at the piano, and Charles Wolfe was reelected ruling elder for three years. Officers chosen include Floyd Letts chair, Charles Rothlisberger secretary, Dell Walker trustee, Grove Letts treasurer, and multiple Sunday school and usher roles. Robeson reported 329 calls, 6112 worships, 7100 attendees, and average services over 150 with about 64 in the pews. nine funerals were conducted, none for Bethel members.
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Bethel Presbyterian Church O
M. A. Robeson
Jed
Charles Wolfe
Wolfe
Floyd Letts
Charmay
Charles Rothlisberger
Don Brown
Dell Walker
Grove Letts
J. M. Davis
Ray Lambert
Gladys Wolfe
Clive Gray
Ernest Gideon
David McCartney
Joan Walker
Jean Walker
Ernest Gideon Maurice Meyer
John Rothlisberger
Bethel
Our Debt to Our Disabled Compiled by A K E Palmer
A wartime veterans welfare piece from the VFW urges support for benefits and pensions for disabled veterans, widows, and orphans. It argues unemployment among veterans exceeds 500000 due to disabilities and outlines objectives for employment, compensation, and pensions backed by the Gold Crescent Order.
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Winter golf tournaments at Pinehurst numbers reach sixteen
Winter season at Pinehurst North Carolina hosts as many as sixteen golf tournaments. This southern golf center becomes a hub for players and fans during the cold months, with competitive events across the course calendar.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Washington Lodge Regular Meeting Notice
Washington Lodge 26 A M and A F and AM holds regular meetings on the first Friday of each month. Worshipful Master Howard McBride and Secretary W Yard provide the contact details for attendance and information.
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Washington Lodg
A. BR
A.M
Howard McBride
W. M
W. Yard
Railroad and Bus Schedules Update for Washington Area
Timetables show arrivals and departures for Golden State Limited and Californian trains, Knoxville Branch, and Burlington Trailways buses. Local stops include Davenport, Kansas City routes, and eastward connections to Chicago, with notes on ticket purchases at the local depot.
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Washington
Californian
Golden State Limited
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Lle
California
Knoxville
Ennaetosnel
Burlington
Wrestling Bouts at City Hall Tonight Feature 600-Pound Star
Four wrestling bouts are on the card for tonight at City Hall with a 600 pounder as the feature attraction. He will square off against six or seven other wrestlers after preliminary bouts. A large crowd is expected due to strong interest in the card.
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City Hall
Elections Held in Several Towns of Washington County
Washington County voters cast ballots in multiple towns with notable names listed for mayor and council seats. Fifteen votes were recorded in one precinct, with candidates including treasurers assessors and councilmen names such as C. Davis Harold Graham and J. W. Lee among others.
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Washington County
Charles Wagner
Clyde Wolford
W. M. McCormicck
Denmark Plans Drastic Tax Bill Shuts Key Goods Sales
In Copenhagen on March 26, US sales of many key articles were suspended as Parliament weighed a drastic tax bill. Factories wholesalers and retailers were barred from selling gold silver platinum artificial flowers buttons dress goods furs fats alcohol leather and hides except shoes. The ban took effect at midnight triggering immediate store runs.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Visit notes and church services in Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville reports visitors from Columbia Mo and Moline Ill. Mrs. Eva Nelson of Omaha and Rev B E Myers from McCoysville Tenn preached at the United Presbyterian church. Local residents including the Maxwell family and Lee Lease Ted Maxwell join visitors for weekend gatherings and Easter activities. A. B. Orrin is reported on the sick list but improving.
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Crawfordsville
J. C. Woodes
Columbia
Etta Buxbaum
Lee Lease
Ted Maxwell
Collegs
T. KK. Maxwell
William Gilkey
Columbus Junction
Cedar Rapids
Maxwell
Maxwell Gerald Kicheu
Moline
J. C. Rhea
Eva Nelson
Omaha Nebr
T. H. Barnes
Ros. White
Henry Cheney
Janice
Delwe
Cheney
Wendell Voss
Mt. Pleasant
Eldred Olson
Deening
Arwise
T H. Barnes
B. E. Myers
McCoysville
Tenn
United Presbyterian Church
Christ
Presbyterian Church
Lee Swartz
Roland Swartz
Burlington
Doll Swartz
A. B. Orrin
Riverside Church Holds Easter Services and Welcome
Riverside Methodist church marked Easter with baptism and reception of new members during the 11 a m service led by Rev. Stuart C Peterson. Easter observances continued in the 10 a m Sunday school as Monsignor Hernama Jacobsmeier read a commending letter from Archbishop Cicognani to the Holy Name Society of St Mary’s parish.
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Mar
Riverside Methodist Church
Stuart Co. Peterson
Hernara Jacobsmeier
St. Mary's Church
Holy Name Society
A. G. Gieosxnani
Laodicea
United States
Washington, D. C
Cicognani
Monsignor Jacobsmeier
Signed Statement From A G Cicognani Apostolic Delegate
The record notes a signed statement by A G Cicognani, identified as apostolic delegate and archbishop of Laodicea. The document reflects his official capacity and adds formal church authority to the matter described.
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A. G. Cicognani
Laodicea
Glass atoms distribute randomly unlike crystal structure
Researchers report to the American Chemical Society that glass atoms form local neighbor shells like crystals, but the distribution of more distant atoms is not regular, indicating a random structure rather than a repeating lattice.
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Glass
American Chemical Society
Paul Revere Noted Silversmith and Engraver Record
Paul Revere famed for his midnight ride in the American Revolution was also known as an engraver and silversmith and ran a busy Boston business.
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Paul Revere
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