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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1950

Page

8

Local residents set travel plans and receptions across states

Donna Christner leaves by bus for Cedar Rapids to visit her uncle and aunt in Iowa. Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Hunt attend a Mt Pleasant Legion Auxiliary reception. Mrs. Nebergall travels to Cedar Rapids for the weekend with friends in Long Beach. The Gates plan a westward motor trip stopping in Albany Inglewood Glendale Trinidad and Colorado Springs. The Jacobses take a Smoky Mountains trip through the southern states and Florida. Richard Applegate writes of a promotion and new address in San Francisco APO.

Donna Christner Cedar Rapids Mrs Kiff Christner EF. E. Ward Lee Hunt Ainsworth Mt. Pleasant Frank Abraham American Legion Auxiliary Legion W. L. Gates West Albany Oregon Inglewood Glendale Calif Trinidad Colorado Springs Colo Clarence Jacobs Forrest Jacobs Mason City Smoky Mountains Florida Key West R. Applegate Richard Sgt. 1 Applegate Richard Applegate Finance Office Eusak-Apo San Francisco

Local Graduates and Residents: Nursing, Military and Education News

Mrs Earl Redlinger reports Mary Louise and Duane attended St Luke s School of Nursing graduation in Davenport with Joan Fields a class member. Pvt Clarence E Pulse son of Mr and Mrs Pulse begins indoctrination at Lackland AFB Texas. Donald Beenblossom enrolled as a Kirksville College of Osteopathy sophomore. Barbara Godwin enters Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls for sophomore year majoring in kindergarten primary. Thelma Luther from Des Moines was in Washington this week.

Earl Redlinger Mary Louise Duane St. Luke's School of Nursing Davenport Joan Fields J. W Fields Clarence E. Pulse Ainsworth Lackland Air Force Base Air Force San Antonio Texas Donald Beenblossom John Beenblossom Kirksville College of Osteopathy Kirksville, Mo Homer Godwin Barbara Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers College Miss Godwin

Brighton WSCS Celebrates Tenth Anniversary Meet

Brighton The Woman's Society of Christian Service held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Clarence Grosseup to mark the society's tenth anniversary. Mrs. Myrtle Helmick led devotions, Mrs. Cora Pringle led the lesson, with a fellowship hour led by Mrs. O Dale Jones. A large white and yellow cake with ten candles was served with ice cream by Mrs. Paul Rynor and her committee.

Brighton Woman's Society of Christian Service Clarence Grosseup Myrtle Helmick Cora Pringle O. Dale Jones Paul Rynor

Jet pump avoids well-site placement for deep wells

The jet pump is not advised for wells with water levels over 80 feet below the pump. Its main advantage is that it does not need to be located directly over the well shaft.

Washington Fire Truck 1915 Contract and Town News

The 1915 Washington city council agreed to buy LaFrance motorized fire truck for 3300 dollars, to arrive by October. Other items include a Main Creek carrier picnic with named participants, a potential city hall move to the old Methodist church, cemetery improvements, a Burlington Rock Island boardwalk issue, traffic posts at square intersections, and a freshman sophomore tug of war at Highland Park lake ending with freshmen in the water.

Washington Fire Department la France Woodlawn Cemetery Burlington Rock Island Burlington Railroad Highland Park Lake R. G. Whitmer Bergie Larson Ned Brookhart William

Des Moines state shoot and local notices recap

The text lists a Company K rifle team trip to Des Moines on the Fire Fly for a state shoot with Capt. Earl Hout and others led by Major Smith W. Brookhart. It notes bond elections for a new high school failing and later votes for a $150,000 bond, plus various local events including a Harvest Home festival, speeches by Governor Clarke and Lt. Governor Harding, and community notices about clergy changes, theater openings, police, farming updates, reunions, evangelistic meetings, and new teachers start in Muscatine and Pleasant Lawn.

Company K Des Moines Earl Hout Leigh Bell Harold Putnam Edward Hammes Allen Hayes Asa Jones Francis Ross Edgar Porter Charles Barrows Floyd Harvey Smith W. Brookhart Washington G. W. Clarke W. L. Harding D. J. Palmer Washington, D. C Woodrow Wilson National Capital Oscar Solbrig

Formosa Missionary Speaker of Eicher

Rev. J. Phillip Hogan of Springfield Missouri spoke at the Eicher church on furlough from Formosa. He previously served in the China mission field and worked in Formosa with Glenn Graber. The Ladies Mission Society presented a program and an offering for missions. Mrs. McMurchie left for Sioux City after visiting the Fast family. Henry Sexton and family planned a Nashville Tennessee visit. Nelson Well Drilling Co reports a new well.

Vernon W. Frey Noble J. Phillip Hogan Springfield Formosa Eicher China Mission Glenn Graber Ladies Mission Society Hogan Nelson Well Drilling Co

Seventeen-Year-Old Tommy Cook Convicted of Murder

Tommy Cook, 17, sits in Long Beach jail after a conviction for second degree murder in the robbery slaying of Dominic Calacro. He claimed the shooting was accidental. International report.

Tommy Cook Long Beach Calif Dominic Calacro Cook Calacro International

Remodeling Work Underway on Washington Properties

Ten years ago today two remodeling jobs were started in Washington. One at the National Bank of Washington and another on East Washington Street at the Dougherty building, home to the Gidley Cafe and the Washington Dairy.

Washington National Bank of Washington East Washington Street Dougherty Gidley Cafe Washington Dairy

President’s attack on Marines sparks debate over military service

A reader condemns the president for criticizing the Marine Corps, noting the ongoing Korean War deaths, while apologizing afterward. The letter questions national judgment in governing the armed forces amid wartime tensions. A birthday celebration for “My Dad” is hinted for next Tuesday, urging restraint.

United States Korea Marine Corps

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