Ramblings and Remnants Visit Veterans Hospital Knoxville
Washington members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and VFW auxiliary visited the Knoxville federal veterans hospital for mental patients. The trip, led by Everette Burham, aimed to cheer patients and provide recreation while noting the grounds, architecture, and a large auditorium used for Tuesday dances led by Ted Swenson, formerly at Iowa University.
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Veterans Hospital For
Knoxville
Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Veterans Hospital
Everette Burham
Ted Swenson
Iowa University
Dances at Knoxville Hospital Bring Patients and Volunteers Together
A lively hospital social event in Knoxville featured a Washington auxiliary dance for patients and visitors. About 20 to 44 patients attended in two wards, with bingo and checkers games, cigars and candy distributed by volunteers, and staff supervision. Attendant Herbert Randall, a Knoxville native, coordinated activities while bidders and visitors exchanged notes on hospital volunteer work and recreation programs.
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Washington
Mr. Swenson
Mr. Burham
VEW
Ralph Horman
Washington Post
Ralph
Herb Pauly
Herbert Randall
Ralph Borman
VEWW
VEFW
Knoxville
Washington Vew
Bulletin Board
Simpson
Central Colleges
T-4-L Foot Treatment Ad
For Athlete's Foot use T-4-L for 3 to 5 days. If not pleased, your 40c back. Watch the tainted skin slough off to be replaced by healthy skin. Get instant-drying T-4-L from any druggist. Now at Geo L McDaniel.
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Geo. L. MccDaniel
Washington's Men at Hospital as Club Originators
About 1,600 patients at the hospital with 922 staff. Most patients are veterans from World War I and II, plus smaller groups from Spanish American and Korean wars and peacetime service. Government investment totals 7.5 million dollars. daily cost per patient is 6.92 dollars. The facility runs a large library, periodicals, and a strong social service, with 17 cooks and three bakers and dining rooms serving hundreds.
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Knoxville
Washington
Tim
Gossip Gossip Mud Stains Wall Says Journeyman Bar
Gossip passes for barroom chatter with sharp wit and cautionary tone about reputation and truth. The remark likens rumors to mud thrown at a clean wall, suggesting impact despite doubt on sticking.
Washington Evening Journal subscription notice
Public notice for subscription rates and delivery details of the Washington Evening Journal in Washington Iowa. Rates shown include 3 months 6 months 1 year with carrier options and advance payment terms. The notice references associations and affiliations and notes publication schedule and mailing classifications.
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Elder, Shannon & Co
I. FE
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Iuictes
Wellman Methodists Plan Bible School
The Wellman Methodist Vacation Bible School is set for May 26 through June 6 in the church, daily from morning until 11 15 with a Memorial Day exception. Classes include Kindergarten through Intermediate with named teachers and directors, and visitors welcome in week two. A Court of Honor for Boy Scout Troop 36 followed, with awards from Rev. D C Bissinger and Max Lewis, plus merit badges and Star awards. The Wellman Garden Club will hold a spring flower show May 28 in the church fellowship room, judged by Mrs. TB Ebersole of Davenport and assisted by Mrs. G Ek Grunwald.
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Angline Whetstine
Mable Wagoman
Edna Blumenstein
Patty Bash
Weldon Miller
Wendel Philips
D. C. Bissinger
L. C. Swain
Boy Scout Troop
Methodist Church
Martin Hunter
Iowa River Valley Council
T. Ro Adam
D C. Bissinger
Bill Walker
Bill Wade
Kent Vesper
Paul Bissinger
Mr Adams
Kenneth Swartzendruber
Tommy Adams
Max Lewis
Larry Wertz
Bud Swartzendruber
Duane Munson
Bissinger
Hunter
Kenneth Kempf
Robert Allen
Jim Adams
Tom Allen
Wellman Garden Chub
Wellman
TB. Ebersole
Davenport
G. Ek. Grunwold
Iowa City notices on events and local moves
In Iowa City Mrs Henry Durian Mrs Joe Barta and others coordinate arrangements for a Legion Hall luncheon and table settings with reservations due May 26. A quarterly Methodist conference featured a 6 30 potluck and Dr K D Miller slides of the new church with Dr L Hartthomas sharing notes from the San Francisco General Conference. Mr and Mrs Bernard Redlinger moved to an apartment in the Wertz building.
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Iowa City
Henry Durian
Joe Barta
Joe Schmelzer
E. D. Miller
Don Bidwell
The
Legion Hall
Paul Noffsinger
Fellowship Room
Methodist Church
K. D. Miller
Lauren Thomas
San Francisco
Bernard Redlinger
Foster Farms
Wertz
Birthday Wishes For Neff And Others
A birthday greeting marks nine year old Donald Keith Neff son of Mr and Mrs Don Neff. Other honorees include Paul Good win Mrs Everette Coon Mrs Wisie Long Mrs Reed Moore Ralph Curl Dr A W Clow and Daryl Tucker.
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Donald Keith Neff
Don Neff
Paul Goodwin
Everette Coon
Wisie Long
Reed Moore
Ralph Curl
A. W. Clow
Daryl Tucker
Major Leagues Games Today
Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston two games.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
United Press
Brooklyn Ee
Talace
Chicago Ee
Cincinnati A
Philadelphia One
Cleveland
Washington Aonae
New York One
St Louis
Aona
Detroit
Washington
Fresh Feeds Highlight Balanced Egg Laying Mash
Local poultry notes promote 32 percent egg balancer and 18 percent laying mash plus a super chick starter. Farmers are advised to choose fresh feeds to improve hen health and egg output.
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Bruce Cowden
State of
Iowa
Veterans Administration Organization
Washington Concrete Co
North 12Th St. and
Rock Island Tracks
Rock Island Produce Co
Reisters
Bussey
Washington Auxiliary
FBI
Alfred Jo Quseka
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Joey
By McEvoy & Striebe
Dixie Dugan
Jsriere
Blondie
Safari
Chic Young
SlAn
ANE
Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Wellman Methodists Plan Bible School
Happy
Major
Lordwell’s
Bontwell’s Chick Grower
Bordwell's
Evening Journal
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