Abigail Van Buren letters on left handed children
Readers recount childhood cases of left handedness and praise Abigy Van Buren for advising against forcing children to use the right hand. A St Louis note highlights a Baptist clergyman named Protestant Editor for a Catholic magazine to improve preaching.
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Sylvester MacNutt
O. P
The
Catholic Homiletic Society
Washington Evening Journal masthead and credits
The Washington Evening Journal lists editors and staff including David Elder as Editor and Business Manager William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director Charles Morris News Editor Bob Shaffer Local Advertising Bruce Cowden and Contributing Editor Howard Hazen Production Superintendent The paper is published afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4 entered as second class matter under Act of March 38 1879 at the Washington Iowa post office United Press Leased Wire and memberships in Inland Daily Press Assn Iowa Daily Press Assn Iowa Press Assn and Audit Bureau of Circulations The text notes mail subscription rates and Iowa focus.
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William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Bruce Cowden
Howard Hazen
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press Ass’n
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Riverside Legionwomen meet in Riverside social evening
American Legion Auxiliary held a gathering at Mrs. Gale Dinner's home with 11 members attending. a social hour and games followed, with Mrs. Robert Rummelhart winning first and Mrs. Roy Hall taking low. Hostess duties noted for November.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Gale
Roy Hardy
Robert Rummelhart
Roy Hall
Low
Fred Frank
Dale Burich
Pete Gerot
S and C
Ted Gerot
Leroy O’connor
Gerald Stout
Lone Tree
Stout
Wayne Shalla
Y Social Club
Charles Strabala
Bunco
Robert Colbert
McKinley Sleichter
Denver
Colo
Clair Flynn
Washington
Johnson County
Merle Blieu
Jane
Marge Luckey
Doris Blieu
Hoover Park
Hoover Libary
West Branch
Escapes death then killed in Iowa car-train accident
Curtis Lee Alumbaugh, 17, of Creston, was struck and killed by a Burlington freight near Stanton two hours after being buried in a boxcar full of sand and rescued by coworkers. He died en route to a hospital after unloading a boxcar when the train struck him. The incident followed a prior rescue by his fellow workers.
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Iowa
UPI
Curtis Lee Alumbaugh
Creston
Burlington
Alumbaugh
Stanton
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