Hospital News Roundup From Local Medical Ward
Russell Kendrick admitted as medical patient last night. Mrs. Lyle A. Wilcox underwent tonsillectomy this morning. Mr and Mrs Bernard Wolf of 634 West Second Street welcomed a son at 10:58 yesterday weighing seven pounds 15 ounces. Mrs Ray Whitehead of 402 West Second Street discharged this morning.
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Lyle A. Wilcox
Bernard Wolf
West Second Street
Ray Whitehead
U and I Club Hosts Mrs W A Bealer Meeting
Mrs W A Bealer entertained the U and I club with seven members present for a regular afternoon session led by vice president Mrs I B Hoxworth. The group spent the afternoon playing wahoo and planned the next hostessing by Mrs Robert Dawson for June 8.
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U and I Club
I. B. Hoxworth
Robert Dawson
Steel Center Dala Ohio Named Nation's Steel Center
Steel Center Dala Ohio, a town of 175 residents located 60 miles from the country's nearest steel plant, is identified as the geographical center of the United States steel industry.
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Ohio
Pagan Roots of Hot-Cross Buns Across Ancient Cultures
The article notes hot-cross buns were eaten in pagan rituals before Christian adoption. It cites customs among Ancient Greeks Romans Saxons and mentions integral uses in Mexican and Peruvian traditions as part of historical practice.
Hostess Serves Refreshments Assisted by Mrs. S P Finch and Mrs Don Bealer
The event featured refreshments served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs. S P Finch and Mrs Don Bealer, detailing the hospitality at the gathering.
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S. P. Finch
Don Bealer
Mother helps daughter on trains as cars blocked on spur
A high school girl travels with her mother who guides her onto one of several cars blocked on a spur line. A second train arrives and the timing is barely right. The text also promotes early floral orders for Mother’s Day a week away.
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Daughter
Strike Parley Disrupted Amid UMW Calls for Session
The 200 member policy committee of the United Mine Workers was urged into session next Tuesday fueling speculation of major union moves. No immediate break appeared, while key industries and utilities reduced operations to conserve coal supplies.
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UFL
Major Leagues Standings and Wednesday Results
Major League standings show Boston 13 1 Detroit 5 1 Philadelphia 3 2 and New York 5 3 with St Louis 2 3 as results. Wednesday scores include Philadelphia 3 St Louis 2 Boston 13 Detroit 1 and New York 3 Cleveland 3. Chicago vs Washington rain and several games scheduled under variable conditions.
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Washington High Track Sets Fort Madison Trip
Coach Gus Alsip said Washington will send 12 to 14 boys to the Fort Madison relays Friday with preliminaries in the afternoon and finals in the evening. The squad seeks improvement after a weak dual meet in Iowa City and a tentatively scheduled Muscatine Mt. Pleasant triangular was canceled for now. Washington also schedules an invitation meet at Mt. Pleasant Tuesday May 7 ahead of the Ottumwa district meet next Friday.
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Washington
Fort Madison
Iowa City
Muscatine
Mt. Pleasant
Washington Tracksters
Ottumwa
Kauffman Sells Farm to Nebel in Noble County
J R Kauffman family moved to a Wayland property they had bought. Clayton Nebel and wife moved into the Kauffman farm they purchased. Mr and Mrs D W Widmer visited relatives in Elkhart and Pittsburgh.
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Nebel
Clayton Nebel
Kauffmans
D. W. Widmer
Gladys
Elkhart
Local social notes and church notices from Indiana
Last week in Indiana brings a rundown of visits and family news. Mr. and Mrs. K W Goff dined with daughter Mrs Dennis Klopfenstein and family. Mrs Henry Leichty and daughter Doris Ann returned from Memorial hospital Mt Pleasant. Betty Rapp and Alex Dorsch of Washington called on Mr and Mrs Clayton Nebel. Ellis Leichty of Nebraska visited Henry Leichty. Rev and Mrs W H Regier and sons traveled to Kansas and Oklahoma to see relatives. Local students from Eicher school finished exams at Shiloh. Russell Wittmer received an honorable discharge and plans to enter the University of Iowa in June. Noble Cons school district held a special meeting. Young people harbored newlywed couples and were treated generously. Rev Ey Mullett of Wayland led services at Eicher church in Regier’s absence. Rev T E White of the Washington County Minister association will deliver the morning message next Sunday May 5.
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K. W. Goff
Dennis Klopfenstein
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Doris Ann
Memorial Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Betty Rapp
Alex Dorsch
Washington
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Otto Frey
Russell
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Wayland
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Washington County Minister Association
Keep Eggs Cool For Best Results
Eggs should be stored at 40 to 45 degrees Fahrenheit in a storage room with about 75 percent relative humidity to maintain quality and safety.
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