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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1946

Page

4

Conclude First Six Weeks at Oregon School

Xenia Ohio reports the first six weeks ended with seven pupils from Orzo No JT school. Pupils include Bernard Bean Mary Ann Guinn Leonard Guinn Beverly Bean Danny Bean Larry Bean and Jerry Bean. Beverly Bean earned 10 for the six weeks with the final exam.

Oregon Corrine Edmondson Xenia Orzo No. JT. School Bernardean Mary Ann Leonard Guinn Beverly Bean Danny Bean Larry and Jerry Bean Laura Guinn

Local residents host visitors and remodeling under way

The community lists callers at the Jeynes Clere and Will Zager homes, visits from families including the Corrlss Morris siblings, and a remodeling project adding a kitchen and dining room to Henry Wagelnknechts. Weekend guests include Gloria Lord and family, with updates on Issther Skubal’s health.

Will Zager Cliff Connedy Tipton Catherine Morris Iowa Wesylan College Hugh Morris Gilbert Glen Norman Wool Wworxinz Dakotas Stanley Zoage Washington Otin Zager C. B. Corliss Washington, D. C Corliss Mr. Morris Henry Wagelknechts

Chameleon Eye Lids Fused Leaving Narrow Openings

A chameleon’s eyelids have fused into a single shield that creates an opening no larger than the pupil, affecting how the reptile sights and moves.

Dangers of Spontaneous Combustion in Farms and Homes

Spontaneous combustion causes numerous fires in barns and homes. Damp brown hay or pea vines can generate heat and ignite. Horse manure also can self-heat and burn.

Fall bruises for Prymek couple after accident

Mr and Mrs Frank Prymek in East Highland received a call from a doctor after both fell Saturday. No bones were broken though they were bruised and shaken. Alice Dvorak visits from River side. Homer Prymek stays a few days as well. Members of the Prymek family and relatives are noted in this brief update.

F. Prymek Henry Prymek East Highland Alice Dvorak Frank Prymek Riverside

Kansas WWII Service Share Roughly Ten Percent

A Kansas snapshot shows about 10 percent of the state's population served in the armed forces during World War II. The figure underscores statewide mobilization and the broad wartime contribution across communities.

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