Brenneman and Fulton Kids Visit Davisons
Deborah Brenneman Jo Ann and Teddy Fulton spent Saturday afternoon with Karen Larry and Kenneth Davidson Joyce and Robert Kleese at a young people rally of the Methodist church in Burlington Joyce Kleese joined a West Chester class trip to Ottumwa Sunday. Charles list of neighbors and local families attending gatherings across Franklin and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Durst
Franklin
Deborah Brenneman
Jo Ann
Teddy Fulton
Karen
Larry
Kenneth Davidson Joyce
Robert Kleese
Methodist Church
Burlington
Everette Coon
Lewis Coon
Eula Mae
Ottumwa
Homer Brinning
Richard
Bonnie
Robert
James Stoops
YMCA
Charlene Romine
Bonnie Brinning
Washington
Joyce Kleese
West Chester
William Bash
North of
Weisman
W. W
Donald Disney
John Kiene
Duane
Kenneth
Marion Stransky
Pilotsburg
Gilbert Mills
R. H. Fulton
Clarence Fulton
Crawfordsville
Teddy
Washington Chapter Shines at State FFA Convention
Washington chapter sent members to the State FFA Convention at Cedar Rapids April 21 to 23. Members John Beliel Harry Duensing and Donald Meyer competed in final events while the chapter earned second in its program of work and third in the scrapbook. Delegates included Jim Redlinger Donnie Rich and advisor Frank Lee with other attendees Richard Kennedy Duane Thompson Ronald Sheetz Duane Martin and Melvin Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids
John Beliel
Harry Duensing
Donald Meyer
Jim Redlinger
Donnie Rich
Richard Kennedy
Duane Thompson
Ronald Sheetz
Duane Martin
Melvin Snyder
Frank Lee
FFA
WMT
Hampton T Hall
Jessie Parker
Roosevelt and
Montrose
Manford Rabenolds Welcome Sunday Callers in North Xenia
Mrs. Glen Lord reports visitors from Moline Illinois and Columbus Junction at the Manford Rabenold home in North Xenia. Community members attended a school exhibit at Ainsworth school Wednesday night showing student handiwork. Easter gatherings included the Wagenknechts in Washington and Clinton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Lord
North Xenia
Frank Parrish
I. B. Rabenold
Moline
Ill
Edgar Rabenold
Columbus Junction
Manford Rabenold
Ainsworth
Anna Wagenknecht
Lou
Rudy Wagenkne
Dreamer on the Wharf A Skipper’s Caribbean Dream
A tall, hungry young visitor in Miami with salt spray dreams hears of a coastal schooner named Maenad. The skipper, a New Yorker, describes long Caribbean runs from Trinidad to Barbados and Barbuda, sparking the youth’s wistful wish to sail and roam horizons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
New Yorker
Islands
Maenad
Tom Latimer
Blossom
Charley Noble
Tom
St. Vincent
the Grenadiers
Martinique
Trinidad
Barbados
Caribbean Islands
Tahitis
Horizons
Duty Becomes A Habit In A Bitter Day
Mr Diggles struggles with guilt over a dangerous prescription while Dr Price’s new methods threaten his livelihood. A bitter storm rages as Diggles confronts the line between duty and danger, and the two men circle a dangerous error in care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diggles
Dr. Price
Mr. Diggles
Mr. Venables
M* Diggles
Hospital Admission Notes Show Hartman and Ross Entries
Yesterday Mrs. Eg Hartman was admitted for a surgical case in the city. Today Mrs. Maude Ross was admitted in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eg. Hartman
City, Surgical
Maude Ross
City
Surgical Dismissal Report Names Mrs George McGuire Family
Surgical dismissed today listing Mrs George McGuire and daughter from city with baby Sletto and transfer to University hospital in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McGuire
City
Sletto
Tal
Iowa City
Birthday Fun For a Five Year Old
Joe Skubal and Johnny celebrated five with an early fishing trip to Edgewater with Gramp Mathers. They fished, cooked a small five- candle cake at camp, and returned with three fish for the water tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Skubal
Round Grove
Joe
Johnny
Gramp
Mathers
Edgewater
Cone
Leann Colton
Number of Strikes Increasing as Unions Seek Fourth Round Pay Hike
Labor disputes idle more than 60,000 workers as unions press for a fourth round of pay raises. The Bendix strike in South Bend idled 7,500, triggering plant slowdowns at Hudson, Nash, Packard, and Kaiser-Frazer. In New York area and beyond, other plant stoppages and a long siege for higher wages mark a nationwide wave in early May 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Bendix Aviation
South Bend
Ind
Bendix
Nash
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Wis
Packard
Detroit
Kaiser-Frazer
Willow Run
Mich
New York City
Singer Manufacturing Company
Elizabeth
N. J
CIO
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Atlanta
Georgia Power Company
Philadelphia
Philco Corp
United Electrical Workers
New York
United Automobile Workers
American Machinery and Foundry Co
River Rouge
Ford
Reuther
Local 600
Rouge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sandwith
Don Boyer
Des Moines’ Register
Don
Mother
Wolf’s Flower
Square
D. Brenneman
Fulton
Davisons
F.F.A
Gene Martin
Mr. Shannon
Manford Rabenolds
Mothers Day Fife
Crocker
General Mills
Betty Crocker
Poe
Pastry Shop
the Dreamer
Kim Hopkins
San Juan
St. Thomas
Barbuda
WU Features
By Mary Whiteford
WNN
Zachs
Mike
Whetstine
Lone Tree
Charlie Lorak
Riverside
Edgar Whetstine
Lloyd Edwards
Harry Burmeister
Ocean Springs
Mississippi
Claude Kilgore
Women’s R.A.F
Capital
Women’s Royal Air Force
Felicity H. Hanbury
Bolling Field
Washington, D. C
Geraldine P. May
U. S. Air Force
W.R.A.F
United States
International Soundphoto
Laouasnen
Claussner
Tree of
Hudson Motor Car Co
Teamsters
CIO United Brewery
Ford Motor Company
UAW
Walter Reuther
Thomas Thompson
Coats
Jom Duncan
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