Hospital Discharges and Birth Report In Brighton
Mrs Charles Walker and daughter Judith Ann were discharged yesterday. Clarence Owens and Leland Jeffries underwent appendectomies this morning. Mrs Paul Butterbaugh admitted for first aid on a lacerated finger. Karen Beiderwieden admitted for x rays and treatment. Harold Rathmel and wife welcomed a daughter born Tuesday at 1 49 am weighing nine pounds twelve and a quarter ounces. Cow Stable II notes suggest varying platform length for cow comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Walker
Judith Ann
Brighton
Clarence Owens
Route Two
Leland Jeffries
Paul Butterbaugh
Karen Beiderwieden
East Main Street
Cok
Harold Rathmel
North Second Avenue
Beehive Food Needs For Winter Colonym
Beekeeper guidance notes bees require roughly 60 pounds of honey and 15 to 20 pounds of pollen for a 10 pound colony during winter. The bees must stock 15 to 20 times their weight in food annually.
Dads Night at Bloomfield Washington Game Highlighted
Friday will feature Dads Night at Case Field as fathers of Bloomfield Washington football players are admitted free and seated near the north benches. Washington freshmen and sophomores travel to Fairfield tonight for a return game after a 13 0 win here, with Coach Eugene McCormick signaling a near identical starting lineup and a 17 player trip.
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Case Field
Fairfield
Washington
Fairfield High School
Eugene McCormick
Dick Dare
Bill Kelsey
Jack Zook
Jim Holbert
Dick McCleery
Keith Williams
Jerry Denison
John Green
Dale Eyestone
Bob Anderson
Dick Pauls
Leland Schmitt
Duane Redlinger
Charles Turner
Grant Walker
Bob Young
Howard Benn
Frosh and Sophs
Mt.leasant
Iowa City
Iroquois and Hurons agree on year-long living test for marriage
The text notes that among the Iroquois and Hurons young couples could not wed until they had lived together as siblings for a full year to prove that attraction was not based on physical desire. It emphasizes a social rule aimed at ensuring genuine compatibility.
Stops in Silk Stocking Run With Quick Colorless Aid
A thread break in a silk stocking can be halted by applying a colorless nail polish or a drop of mending cement. The temporary fix stops the run until permanent repairs can be completed.
CIO Union Protest Forces New ISU Employee Election
The National Labor Relations Board nullified ISU employee voting for a bar gaining agent after CIO protest. AFL led with 75 votes, Independent 73, CIO 72. observers questioned Cherry and Lewis. A new election with all three unions will be scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
National Labor Relations Board
CIO
Utility Workers Organizing Committee
AFL
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Independent Union of
I.S.U. Employes
NLRB
J. B. Cherry
The
Independent Union
James E. Lewis
James M. Shields
Minneapolis
Cherry
Lewis
Independent
Independents
East Sunset social notes and local visits
Mrs Ida Richards spent Wednesday with Mrs P G Graber. Seaman Everette Sommer is home on leave visiting with his wife parents and friends. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Stanley Swartzendruber on their Saturday evening marriage. Mr and Mrs Lyle Lowe and daughters Phyllis Mary and Linda were Sunday guests at the Dan Miller home. Mr and Mrs Allen Schaeffer and children spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Emma Wittmer near Cone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sunset
Ida Richards
P. G. Graber
Seaman Everette Sommer
Stanley Swartzendruber
Lyle Lowe
Phyllis Mary
Linda
Dan Miller
Allen Schaeffer
Emma Wittmer
Cone
Navy Gunner's Mate Para parks on 30 day leave in West Chester
George Parks, GM 1-C1, spends a week at his sister Mrs. Walter Lances and niece Karen Ferguson, at the R. C. Ferguson home in West Chester. After leave he will report to the receiving station in San Francisco for reassignment. He has served nine years in the Navy and was aboard the USS West Virginia during Pearl Harbor. Parks had not visited his sister in six years and has not been in the United States for 44 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parks
West Chester
Walter Lance
Karen
R. C. Ferguson
San Francisco
Calif
United States Navy
U.S. S. West Virginia
Pearl Harbor
Parkis
United States
Local Socials and Farm Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Amos Stout and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rich at the Joe Rich home. Several families visited Levi Blanchard and Walter Rich homes, while John De Melo studied hybrid seed corn processing at Jay Newton farm north of Des Moines this week. The Rich and Stephens families attended a six o’clock dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Chandler at the Harry Palmer home as Harry Wittmer and daughter Edith Anne prepared to depart for Sterling Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Stout
Walter Rich
Joe Rich
Maurice Krabill
Baby
Levi Blanchard
Elmer McArtor
Clark Pfieffer
John de Melo
Jay Newton
Des Moines
John Krause
Emma Leonard
Richard Stephens
Harry Wittmer
Edith Anne
Lorna Wittmer
Sterling, Ill
Mrs. Chandler
Harry Palmer
George Martin
End of Wyconda Children Spend Weekend at John Martin Home
A fragment notes that children from Wyconda Missouri spent the weekend at the parental John Martin home. The exact identities and details are unclear in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
End Children
Wyconda, Mo
John Martin
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