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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1937

Page

9

College Student Bruce Lord Visits Parental Home

Xenia area notes on Mother's Day visits to multiple families near Brighton and Muscatine. Bruce Lord, a student at Iowa Wesleyan, spent the weekend with his parents. Several relatives and neighbors enjoyed gatherings as Corn planting and field work continue with tractors active in preparation for crops.

Bruce Lord R.L. Stephens Xenia Henry Wagenknecht Carl Dunbar Grandfather Dunbar Brighton Fred Hawkins Ainsworth Anna Wasenknecht Lew Herman Waeenknecht Jimmy Kay Woolsey Muscatine Iowa Wesleyan George Lord Harold Clegg James Clegg Norge Columbia Junction Hugh Morris Stone Grace Victor Stone Donald Hawkinan Richard Stephens James T. Foster Willard Maple Riverside Lewis Co Floyd Martin Betty Jean

Mother's Day Visited by Wide Circle at Salladay Home

In Highland Center on May 12 many relatives and friends gathered at the Frank Salladay home to celebrate Mother’s Day. Attendees included Ernest and Salladay kin from Washington, Iowa. Rath and Green families. Burtington line and friends from Burlington. plus Dr. and Mrs. McCreedy and others. Several local residents hosted or joined visits through the day and evening.

Eula Mae Coon Highland Center Ernest Salladay Myron Louis Rath Iris Glen Green Mae McLaughtin Washington John Martindale Familly Mise Morgan Burlington Frank Salladay Wm.Murphy W. R. Murphy

Coffee substitutes in Civil War by parsnips and sweet potatoes

During the Civil War Confederates used parsnips and sweet potatoes as substitutes for coffee to stretch scarce supplies.

Riverport Doctor Kimber Opens Practice in Riverport

Jonathan Kimber arrives in Riverport to take over practice from retired Dr. Ballard. Evelina and Rose Ward aid his initiation as he settles into town life, faces patient crowds, and debates hiring an office nurse. Six weeks in, he handles six daily cases, meets local curiosity, and begins building routine while navigating relationships with Rose and townsfolk.

Jonathan Kimber Riverport Alan Ballard California Evelina Jonathan Rose Ward Ose Rose Alan Consulting Room Pete Fred Eveine Ose Kim Kipling Jon Lynd Mother Ward Bill Lynch Doctor Ballard Nan

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