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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1943

Page

5

Charles James Family Moves to Buzzard Place Brighton

Brighton May 25. Mr and Mrs Charles James moved to the Lester Buzzard property they bought. Longwell and family from California joined them in the James home. Various locals and visitors are noted, including families traveling between Cedar Rapids Washington and Chicago areas. Several with ties to schools, hospitals, and military service are mentioned among the moving and visiting events.

Chas. James Buzzard Place Brighton Mdna St. Crile Charles James Lester Buzzard Verne Landers Lewis Jones Spencer Millard Jones Willis R. H. Tracy Keota Ernest Miller Si Hesseltine Gladys Moran Kan Hesseltine Wm. McClintic Estel DeLay Gilbert Lowe Krony Krew Willis Horton Joe Day B. V. Garbry Leland Horton W. C. Schafer A. H. McCarty A. R. Connelly Homer Rotzinger Edna Crile Ruth Edwards A. C. Saunders FE. E. Voss Burlington Woman's Society of Christian Service Washington M. L

Wagenknechts' Son Born in England in Army Family

Lieut and Mrs Robert Wagenknecht are parents of Kenneth Lewis born in England while the father serves in the U S Army. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Wagenknecht of Flint Michigan. Grandmother Miss Greta Lewis of Columbus Junction and Ada Lewis of Columbus Junction are great grandmother. Pvt Max Heither on furlough from Victorville California visits Verne and Roy Heither homes. Preston Moore, a 90 year old native of Ohio, died Saturday in Louisa County

Columbus Junction Robert Wagenknecht Kenneth Lewis Kengland Fred Wagenknecht Flint. Mich U. S. Army Greta Lews Ada Lewis Max Heither Victorville Calif Verne Roy Heither Preston Moore Ohio Louisa County

Community notices and farm reminiscences from Cedar Township

Sunday services were held at Dudgeon funeral home Wapello with burial at Long Creek. Nearby visits included Betty Moore and Mary Cassabaugh at Brodhead Wis. Others hosted visitors in Iowa and California. A prenuptial shower honored Margie Kaytner before her May 21 wedding to Harlan Keltner. An anniversary for Eugene and Mrs. Lewis is set for Tuesday. Mushroom growth is promising. cherry crops may yield heavily unless cold snaps occur. Local farms recall 1868 floods and Fourpaugh’s circus riots in Richmond with vivid memories of hardship and resilience.

Dudgeon Funeral Wapello Jesse Huddle Long Creek Here Betty Moore Mary Cassabaum Betty Hart McCulley Brodhead Wis Frank Isett Sarah Reinhart Washington C. &. Gray Oakland Calif Kay J. E. Gray C. E. Pierce Walter Dingman Des Moines Paul DeWitt Lawrence DeWitt Cecil Billinga St. Joseph Harry Jordan Margie Harlan Keltner Eugene Lewis Cedar Township Cedar Fourpaugh Richmond

Eight Pounds Of Mushrooms Found After Three Hour Search

Homestead Farm May 24 mushroom gathering described as a spring pastime. Weather along the English river favored foraging this year. A local boy spent about three hours collecting mushrooms and brought back eight pounds and four gallons.

Homestead Farm

Rubber weight requirements for army vehicles and gear

The report lists rubber needs for equipment: medium tanks require 500 pounds, pontoon bridges over 1,000 pounds, the Flying Fortress gas tank uses 500 pounds, large bombers exceed 1,200 pounds, and excavation trucks with 9.5 foot diameters need about 3,500 pounds.

Civilian Defense Scraps Fund Larimer County Costs

Larimer County Colorado and its cities and towns financed 1942 civilian defense through sale of salvaged materials. City county and federal trucks gathered about 400 tons of scrap at a loading and sorting cost of $1 per ton. Salvage proceeds totaling roughly $3,775 at about $9.40 per ton funded equipment for civilian defense medical units and a central control room plus other costs.

Larimer County Colo

Salem-Welsh Church History Recorded at Salem Presbyterian

In Crawfordsville on May 26 a Salem Presbyterian Church event featured Welch songs sung by members, with recordings made under Dr. Marcus Bach and Dr. Allison Alspach of the University of Iowa. Over 300 attended as four recordings were produced for Archives of American Folk Song.

Crawfordsville Salem Presbyterian Church University of Iowa School of Religion Marcus Bach School of Religion Allison Alspach Music Department University of Iowa Archives of American Folk Song Library of Congress Iowa Willard Lampe

First Salem Calvanistic Welch Church to Presbyterian U.S.A

The log church built in 1859 had seats but no pulpit. By 1910 a new building stood and in 1923 the church joined the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. English services began in June 1942 with John Williams leading singing and Sarah Davis at the piano.

Salem Calvanistic Welch Church Presbyterian Church U.S.A John Williams Sarah Davis

Lawn Bowling Introduced in St Petersburg by Canadian Visitors

A note states lawn bowling was introduced in St Petersburg Florida by Canadian winter visitors shaping local recreation. The remark highlights a cross border influence on the city's leisure activities.

St. Petersburg Fla

Pearl Harbor Battleships Rise From Water to Return Fire

West Virginia returns to sea under her own power after Pearl Harbor damage. California and Nevada also depart harbor despite prior sinking or heavy damage, as crews report repairs and routine movement underway.

Pearl Harbor West Virginia Drydoeck Pearl Harb California Nevada Japan United States Oklahoma

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Peter Godwin Warren Arthur Cooper Fairfield John Godwin Claude Tucker Pearl Parcell Roy Fetters Marion Rees Nellie van Sant Max McGuire Wayland James Bitner Davenport Wagenknechts England Martha Butler T. W. Harwood Insurance Agency Westphaldev U. S Ford General Motors Antwerp Belgium U. S. Army Air Forces Attu Kresta Point Nevidiskov Nevidiskov Bay Attu Island Sarana Bay Chichagof Harbor Alvin Hasty Roosevelt Winston Caurthin White House John Dill Hastings Ismay Charles Portal Alan Brooke Dudley W. H. Watson New Guinea Major Watson New Zealand Columbiana County Salem Dr. Marcus Bach Roll Davis School of Religon Bach J. B. Randle North Side Square
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