Nurse Evelyn Watson Returns to University Hospital
Evelyn Watson will resume night duty at University Hospital in Iowa City after a 24 hour leave. Elizabeth Thorne departed this afternoon for Poughkeepsie New York after a spring vacation at Vassar College spent with her mother Mrs Clifford Thorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Watson
Iowa City
University Hospital
Elizabeth Thorne
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Vassar
Clifford Thorne
Fight Pictures at Fox Theater Sunday Fight Pictures
The Joe Louis Johnny Paycheck fight to be staged in New York tomorrow night will be shown blow by blow at the Fox theater less than 48 hours after it starts. Washington arrivals Sunday morning place it on the Fox theater bill for Sunday, a scoop for the city’s theater. Local houses are known for late pictures and news flashes ahead of others in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fox Theater
Washington
Fox
Washington Duck-pin Team Reaches Iowa Finals
A Washington duck-pin bowling team from Washington alleys competes in the Southeastern Iowa tournament at New London. They led after the first two rounds and advance to the finals with notable scores from Hlatiner Bidwell Wim Young Don Walker and Watson, totaling 2754.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
New London
Hlatiner
Bidwell
Wim, Young
Oo Ae
Don Walker
Watson
Anna Sommer and Delilah Graber Birthday Observances
Anna Sommer and Delilah Graber celebrated birthdays on March 21 and 22 respectively at Anna’s home. Attendees included families of Dettwiler Rick Rick, Graber, and Sommer, plus neighbors and friends. Easter visiting and multiple Sunday calls followed with many local households hosting relatives and celebrating at Crawfordville and Wellman area homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sommer
Delilah Graber
Anna
Gerald Dett- Wiler
Joe Rick
Herbert
Edna
Ruth
P. J. Graber
Dillon Dennis
Dwight
Doris
Doreen
Drusilla
Deelilah
Jake Somme
Russel Williams
H. &. McGuire
Wayland
Eimner McArtor
Frank Rugg
Wellman
A. C Schmidt
Cedar Rapids
Harry Jones
K. Orris
Ralph
Mae
Dorothy
Clarence Hering
Crawfordville
Paul Howell
Marilyn Howell
Mrs. Hering
Merle Twinam
A. Strothman
New London
W. J. Hartzell
Verne
Vocational Guidance Conference Speakers From State Colleges
Dean Harland Mead selects professionals with real work experience to keynote Washington junior college fourth annual vocational guidance conference. April 19 at Washington high school hosts seniors from nearby towns to hear talks by 20 confirmed speakers on fields such as agriculture, commerce, engineering, home economics, journalism and physical education with forums to follow. Evening guests attend a performance of The Romantic Young Lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland Mead
Washington Junior College
Washington High School
Henry H. Kildee
Iowa State College
L. V. Douglas
Iowa State Teachers College
F. M. Dawson
State University of Iowa
Genevieve Fisher
Earl F. English
Paul O F. Hender
Holland is Speaker at Bankers Meeting
A. Holland, vice president of the Washington State bank, spoke at the Iowa Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers meeting in the Roosevelt hotel at Delay Rapids. He discussed adjustments in routine operations to save time and meet the new hour law restrictions. Other Washington bankers present included G. N. Barelay Charles Barelay Harry Sizer Frank Kos Frank Crone Ed Miek Phil Weldin and Ray Whitehead. The group holds quarterly meetings and the next gathering will be in Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State Bank
Iowa Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrolers
Iowa Bankers Association
Loose- Vvelt
Delay Rapids
Mr Holl
Washington
G. N. Barelay
Charles Barelay
Harry Sizer
Frank Kos
Frank Crone
Ed Miek
Phil Weldin
Ray Whitehead
Mason City
Moss family near Washington hosts weekend guests
Allen Johanson stayed overnight Saturday with Richard and Rodger Holmes. Gerald Dettwiler and Bonnie Jean helped with butchering at Jake Summer’s home Monday. Harry Jones visited Washington Monday and drove to Dick Blanchard’s home for dinner. Wilma Wooley and Joan Maxwell joined Mary Cherryholmes for supper at the IL A Cherryholmes home.
Haskins Easter Visits and Local Social Roundup
Mrs Clara Peters and daughter May visit son D H Peters in Haskins from Easter until Wednesday with Cavins of Lewis. Cavins visit relatives in Independence then return. Local greetings include Stroms, Redekers, and Spencers. Several guests travel to Muscatine and Washington for church and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Godlove
Haskin, Mar
Clara Peters
May
Miller Cavin
Lewis
D. H. Peters
Louis
Keating
Sue Thoma
M. T. Coons
Clarence Hesseltine
Lois Ann
Robi
Nelda Jean
Magdefram
Yarmouth
D. C
Ed Murphys
Alex McCreedy
Jimmy McCreedy
Missouri
Prairie Flower social notes from Prairie Flower
Prairie Flower column by Martha Thrasher records a series of social events in Prairie Flower including anniversary celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, church and club gatherings, Easter visits, and quotes from local residents about dinners and visits. The piece lists names such as Cloyde Kingsop, Milford Anderson, Jackson, the Andersons, Snowball club, and others, with mentions of nearby towns and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Thrasher
Prairie Flower
Cloyvde Kngsop
June Arlene
Evelyn Knowlton
Rochester
Minn
Miss Knotek
Joseph Shade
Henry Witthoft
Roy Fike
George Miller
St. Paul's
Valley Church Board
C. W. Klein
Ackley
Finke
Eldon Novy
C. KE
Jarrard
Novy
Fairfield
Cedar Township
Equcus
Cedar Center
J. F. Rittenhouse
Christa Bear
Arthritis linked to infection in joints and wounds
Medical note states arthritis results from infection such as pneumonia scarlet fever tuberculosis rheumatic fever or wounds near joints causing pain swelling and stiffness.
Bewitched by Striebel and McEvo
Unknown fragmented text hints at a Bewitched style theme with names Striebel and McEvo and a playful line about being under a guess or spell. The readable portion suggests fiction or theatrical reference without clear event details or dates.
Local Notes on Residents Visiting and Recoveries
Local notices report Mrs D Davison of Coppnet visiting relatives, Mrs Ella Flood of South Know fish spending time with sister Mrs Bert Cyn bell, Lucy Benz teaching in skaloosa returning for spring vacation with her mother Mrs Charlies Benz. Mrs Beng and daughter visited Fairfield with sisters Mrs Math er and Mrs Tygret. Mrs A Alderson returned from Peoria with sisters Mrs Ethel Wild and Mrs W T White. Wilde ill and sent to Evanston for care at daughter Mrs Lionel Teft home. Teft family plans move to Wilmette. Mrs Burdette Mercer of Savanna IL visiting since Monday with Mrs Farm Steele then to Ed Endicott home north of Almsworth昨日.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Flood
South Know Fish
Bert Cynbell
Lucy Benz
Skaloosa
Charlies Benz
Beng
Fairfield
Mather
Tygret
A. Alderson
Peoria
Ohere
Ethel Wild
W. T. White
Adelaide
Teft
Wilmette
Fresh eggs and local notices in Keokuk
Fresh eggs priced at 3e per dozen from Reister Bros. Mr and Mrs George Heil announce a move to Keokuk today. Local area notes reference street names and a small town transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reister Bros
George Heil
Keokuk
Lens Worn Under Eyelid Demonstrated in Iowa Meet
At an Iowa Optometric association meeting Dr Ewitty Adams of Detroit showcased a tiny contact lens worn beneath the eyelid. The glass or plastic lens covers the eye under the lid and fits each eye to correct severe near and far sightedness and astigmatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Optometric Association
Ewitty Adams
Letroit
Mich
American Optometric Association
Adama
Local social notes from West Chester to Muscatine
Mrs Ivan Niffenegger and others from West Chester Joliet Columbus Junction and Columbus Junction called today. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Rodney Arnold Davenport Central Life Insurance meetings and a district music contest in Muscatine tomorrow. Mrs D C Russell returns from Brooklyn NY after four months visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Niffenegger
Earl Griggs
West Chester
R. L. Yates
Joliet
Jil
George Gobble
Theodore
Columbus Junction
Rodney Arnold
Davenport
Bilan
Meo Arnold
Central Life Insurance Company
Sales Congress Hell
Hotel Blackhawk
Arnold
Koy Pene
Milo Serden
John Yousling
Muscatine
Mildred Pressly
Aisworth
Meda Blanche Hanenstein
Cotter
Mr. Yousling
Miss Hauenstein
Bridge Hostess Mrs. Ellis Negus Sets Evening at Home
Mrs. Ellis Negus acted as bridge hostess hosting her club Tuesday evening at her home. Four tables played with Mrs. Robert Lythe winning high score and Mrs. William Shannon second. Refreshments featured spring bouquets of pansies and matching table arrangements in a spring motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Negus
Iatnes
Robert Lythe
Wiliam Shannon
United States deer population tops national forests
The article notes deer as the most common big game in the United States with an estimated population of about 1,450,000 within national forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foreste Atene
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