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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1944

Page

5

Brighton social notes tie community to family visits

Brighton May 30 bulletin reports George Robison of Fairfield visiting his brother C. V. Robison. Mrs. Lindel Shieldy and three sons from Fairfield stayed with Rev. E. E. Voss. Mrs. Schadt attended Wesleyan commencement. Marilyn Bennett visits from Wesleyan. Nearby travelers and relatives are listed with Memorial Day plans, funerals, graduations, and servicemen updates.

Ednad S. Crile Brighton George Robison Fairfield C. V. Robison Lindel Shieldy E. E. Wiss Ruth Voss Kellerton E. E. Voss Everette Schadt Mt. Pleasant Voss Eloise Johnston F. W. Johnston Ft. Madison Wesleyan College Miss Johnston Des Moines Robert Chicago

Prairie Flower social rounds fill week in Lawrence eventful visit

Prairie Flower notes a busy week of social visits and family gatherings in Lawrence Kansas with Mr. Shipley and relatives making multiple celebrations. The piece highlights a birthday party with a pony gift and various kinship ties as relatives travel from Ottumwa to nearby towns.

Prairie Flower James Shipley Mary McBeth Lawrence Kaw Harry Donaldson Shipley McBeth Donaldson Bobby Mr. Shipley S. Ohio Pipeline Co St. Louis Fred Donaldson John Carrie Dill Mae Smith Fred Raymond Whisler

Revenge Pioneer Kapitan Soban Leads Mustang Squadron

Capt Mike Soban ski of New York City led a Mustang squadron beyond Berlin achieving revenge after five years. The unit destroyed six enemy planes blew up an ammunition dump damaged two warehouses a factory three military trucks and a radio station. In 1939 German strafing left him with three broken ribs and years of hardship before this payoff.

Berlin Mike Sobanski New York City Soebanski International

Randolphs of Columbus City mark 66th wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs Alex Randolph of Columbus City observed their 66th wedding anniversary at home on May 29. Elizabeth Crossley born in England and Alex Randolph born near Dodgeville Iowa share 2 sons and 2 daughters, 17 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren, and 2 great great grandchildren. Local news notes include property purchase, hospital visits, furloughs and family gatherings in Columbus City and surrounding areas.

Columbus Junction Alex Randolph Columbus City Randolph Elizabeth Crossley Cheeshire County England Des Moines County Dodgeville Iowa I'red Randolph Sheridan Mont Myrtle Gabrel

Beery’s Rationing debut clashes with pronunciation debate

In the film Rationing Beery and Marjorie Main say ray-shun while military advisors favor rash-un. Beery notes his impartial stance as he explains the varied usage while the rationing board head uses ray-shuns.

Wallace Beery Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer State Theatre Marjorie Main Beery

Manure Improves Soil Health and Vegetable Quality

Well processed manure increases soil organic matter, enhancing physical condition moisture holding capacity and aeration. It supplies plant nutrients and speeds up chemical and bacterial activity for faster growing vegetables of better quality.

Phosphorus nutrition key for farm animals and soil link

The article explains phosphorus's role in converting carbon to fat and energy in animals, noting its supply comes from feeds derived from soil. It warns that soil phosphorus deficiency propagates through the food chain and touches on the origin of the phrase gung ho from Lt Col Evan F. Carlson and its use as a battle cry by his raiders.

Evan F. Carlson Carlson

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