Local Veterans Reunion and Community Notes In Iowa Town
Harold Walker and James Edwards Jr depart for Chicago for a 95th Infantry Division reunion at the Sherman hotel. A Sunday memorial service honors fallen veterans. Community visits include Keola residents at a hospital, music students from Iowa State Teachers College, and gatherings at Washington, Moline, and Ainsworth homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Walker
James Edwards Jr
Chicago
95Th Infantry Div
Sherman Hotel
Robert Dill
Dale Dunbar
Keola
Everette A. Stewart
E. 7Th Street
Margaret Pfeifer
Ainsworth
Robert Steele
Washington
SO Piece
Iowa State Teachers College
Edward Kurtz
Joe McCartney
Moline
Tom Sterling
J. W. Fields
George Koehler
William McCartney
Sam McCartney
McCartney's
Pfe
Harold Schmidt
High School College Dance Band Forms With Local Students
Ten years ago today a group of high school and college students formed a dance band to perform at school and social events. Members include Eugene Dunlap Merle Turnipseed Anna Mae White Dororthy Turner Jane Steele Frances Hayes Everette Burnham John Perdock Dave Masson Charles Mayo and Bill Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Dunlap
Merle Turnipseed
Anna Mae White
Dororthy Turner
Jane Steele
Frances Hayes
Everette Burham
John Perdock
Dave Masson
Charles Mayo
Bill Arnold
John Moss Buys Holderness Property in Riverside
John Moss of north of Washington purchased the Pat Holderness property in Riverside and will take possession around January 1951. The note also covers visits by Virginia Luckey and Mildred Baumrek, weekend happenings at local homes, Knights of Columbus Initiation in Iowa City, Red Cross sock knitting, and an RNA meeting last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Luckey
Riverside
John Moss
Washington
Pat Holderness
Virginia Luckey
Mildred Baumrek
Oakdale
Carl Luckey
H. E. Colvin
Mary Lou
Bobby
Lawrence Long
Maquoketa
R. L. Brown
Muscatine
Francis and Mary Baschnagel
Knights of Columbus
Iowa City
Winnie Bieter
Red Cross
Marilla
Jimmy
Billy
Merley Blieu
Cedar Rapids
James Benishhome
Doris Blien
Benish Home
Furnace Checkup Urged During National Fire Prevention Week
This notice warns of furnace-related fire risks as winter approaches. It urges cleaning the area around the furnace, removing flammable clutter, storing ashes properly, and scheduling a detailed check with a furnace service man followed by a home inspection from the local fire department.
Halloween Party Plans Lead To October Meeting
A large crowd attended the event with one new member initiated. Plans for a Halloween party with husbands present were made for the next regular meeting on Oct 25. All members urged to attend at 7:90 for a business meeting. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Leslie Perczek and Mr and Mrs Dan Schabilion with son Danny from Lone Tree and Columbus Junction. George Kos, long medical patient, moved to Restopia in Columbus Junction where his wife is a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudie Schmidt
Harold
Fort Belvoir
Virginia
Camp Stoneman
California
J. R. Ducn
Chel Mixdoris
Monica
Dunkerton
Darrell Ross
Washington
Duea
City
Mixdoris
Adelyn Duea
the Armed Services
J. S. Morris
Kansas City
Minnie Miller
Robert Speed
Vera Anderson
Robert Kroell Pratt
Pekin
Illinois
Pratt
Ruth Anderson
Joe Nelson
Seoul
Korea
7Th Infantry
Joe
Claude Rhodebeck
Clarence Richards
Hugh Morris
Ainsworth
Iowa City
Charles Bath Home
Leslie Perczek
Lone Tree
Dan Schabilion
Danny
Columbus Junction
George Kos
Washington County Hospital
Six Objectives Of Girls 4 H Program Washington County
Six objectives guide the 1950 51 Washington county 4 H girls on the Foods and Nutrition project. They aim to build healthier bodies, plan nutritious meals, master food preparation and serving, save time and energy in cooking, and use food resources wisely. Groups will progress from beginner to experienced cooks with activities in meal planning shopping and serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Water Pressure at Farm Boosts Labor and Health
Water under pressure on the farm saves time and labor and promotes good health in the family. It helps cows produce more milk, hens lay more eggs, and can protect the garden during dry spells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Woceding
Extension Agricultural Engineering
Pennsylvania State College
Early ice cream in wartime and New Orleans fashion
Handmade luxury ice cream shops emerged during independence wars. Merchants served Redcoats and elites. By the early 1800s New Orleans shows sourced ice from the upper Mississippi for refined wares, while ice cream remained hand made and affordable only to the wealthy in fashionable shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mississippi
Demons Visit Trojans In Rivalry Game At Case Field
Washington Demons travel to Case Field to face the Fairfield Trojans in a key rivalry matchup. Fairfield coached by Bob Liddy fields 11 lettermen with a big line and fast backs. The Trojans opened 0-15 and tied Ottumwa 6-6 last week as they push toward the league lead. Demons at full strength with Harold Messenger and Bob Libe returning, promising a strong contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Turner
Case Field
Washington Demons
Fairfield Trojans
Washington
Invaders
Fairfield
Bob Liddy
Davenport High School
Liddy
Trojans
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa Bulldogs
Demons
Harold Messenger
Bob Libe
Trojans Prepare for Battle With Washington Demons
Fairfield reports both teams arrive at full strength for a pivotal Little Six game at Casefield. Trojan halfback Frank McClurg returns to practice as Washington seeks its first strong offense with their starting backfield. kick time and gates set for 6 45 with Gray Y touch football opening acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Bob Liddy
Wahington
Demons
Liddy
Ottumwa Bulldogs
Muscatine
Trojans
Centerville
Casefield
Frank McClurg
Trojan
Safflower drives rise on northern plains to boost acreage
After decades of trials safflower expands from under two thousand acres by 1946 to about forty thousand by 1949. Government estimates indicate 1550 acreage will nearly quadruple last year as the plant gains commercial support. Furfural can be produced from hulls and safflower stalks offer raw material for paper cardboard and plastics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
India
America
Great Plains
Plan Pre-Game Entertainment at Case Field Friday
Washington Gray members will host a pre game event at Case Field on Friday. They will perform a touch football game under the lights at 7 o clock before the Washington Fairfield football tilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case Field
Washington Gray Organization
Washington Fairfield
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admitted yesterday Garry Reighard Washington surgical. Today Catherine Bailey Washington medical and Kenneth Watson surgical. Dismissed today Garry Reighard Washington Mrs. Arthur Harris R2 Mrs. Emma Humston Washington Mrs. Roy Campbell Brighton. Birth today a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Norman R4 at 2 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Reighard
Washington
Surgical
Catherine Bailey
Medical
Kenneth Watson
Arthur Harris
Emma Humston
Roy Campbell
Brighton
William Norman
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Arthur Dalin
Baton Rouge, la
van de Herman
Holderness Place
Hal Cress
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Harold Cress
Mr. Brown
Brown's
RNA
Siasump
Yvonne de Carlo
Richard Greene
Universal International Picture Picture
Don Barry
Robert Lowery
Wally Vernon
Judith Allen
Valentine Perkins
Robert Rockwell
Donni Sue Nolan
The
Iowa Safety Congress
Capone
Matt Capone
al Capone
Wilmington
Cal
E. Randolph Hunter
Kefauver Senate
Uncle Sam
T.R. Phillips
West Side Square
Dick Crayne
A. B. Chandler
Mt. Pleasar
Mt Pleasant
Hans Hauser
Virginia Hill
Benjamin
Bugsie) Siegel
Bar Harbor
Senate
Kefauver
International
Vis
Edger Steege
All In
Matt
Stanley G. Newton
Ledgers
Athens
Greece
Elizabeth Brown
Mace Motor
FORD
Mercury
Kiple & DePrenger’s Home Planning Service
Donald Palmer Benblossom
Kiple & DePrenger Furniture Company
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