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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1949

Page

5

In Iowa Capitol Visitors Leave Messages in Desk

Des Moines notes show school children and visitors writing memos on note papers placed on the Speaker's desk. Sam Buchanan collects and forwards them to Jane Doerr for future study by state officials. Letters praise the tour guide and comment on the building while noting elevator needs and other observations.

Des Moines IDPR Iowa Statehouse Capitol Sam Buchanan P House Sam Senate John Jones Jane Doerr Davenport A. C. Gustafson Statehouse Buchanan Cedar Rapids Cincinnati Iowa

YW club to host Prof Kelso talk on parliamentary procedure

The YWCA invites all women to a 2:30 PM session at the YMCA with Prof H E Kelso of the University of Iowa to teach parliamentary procedure. Attendance is encouraged beyond officers as the first session drew 110 participants and the final session aims for a larger turnout.

H. E. Kelso University of Iowa YMCA The YWCA Kelso

J. C. Graber's Home Hosts Four Holiday Guests

STRINGTOWN Sept. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Graber and Mr. Herman Abbas of Hampton hosted visitors at the Graber home. Rex Swan and family were visited by Mrs. D. W. Hewitt of California and Mrs. C. C. Yohe of Burlington. Others dropped by for partly shared meals and visits across the week, with various relatives and friends attending dinners and outings in the area. Elmer Roth works on his silo this week.

J. J. Kish Stringtown Louis Graber Herman Abbas Hampton C. Graber Lex Dorsh Jerry Graber D. W. Hewitt California C. C. Yohe Burlington Rex Swan Nosh Widmer Frank Nebel Arnold Rinner Allen Hertig Frank Aurit Cleveland Ohio Herbert Swan Washington D. C Bill Deaton and Sons Ethan Brooks

Landscape Families Have August Trips

Landscape column notes two local families took August vacations. The Everette Pleckers with Russell Plecker visited Niagara Falls and several eastern states, while the Sambowers toured Yellowstone Park and returned via Denver. Other items mention concrete block garage work by Wayne Mangold and helpers, plus several local residents visiting relatives and attending events such as the State Fair.

Clark Bauer Everette Pleckers Russell Plecker Niagra Falls Wayne Mangold Elmer Vincent Anna MccCosh Winfield Bertha Stiles Tampa Fla Ella McCall Wahneetah Ingalls Fred L. Moore Washington Howard McCall Sam Sorenson Lloy Enke

John Porters to Live in New C. J. Home

A new North Third street house in Columbus Junction will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. John Porter after completion for Mrs. Nettie Brown. The Pretz and Outhamp families held their 22nd annual reunion at Chautauqua Park with 50 attendees and officers elected. The Gipple family reunion also met at Columbus Chautauqua Park with out of town guests and church leaders in attendance. Supper at Park marked a Martha Glass Missionary Society gathering of the United Presbyterian church at Chautauqua Park.

Robert Coon Keith Robertson Presbyterian Missionary Society Helen Howell Daisy Pumeel Clyde Carey Avoca Neb Columbus Junction North Third Street Nettie Brown John Porter Pretz Paul Jacobsen Hamilton N. Y R. H. Aurand Cedar ‘Alls Cairo Martha Glass Missionary Society The United Presbyterian Church Chau

Visit Ties Cosgro Family as Iowa City Stop

Mrs. William Cosgro and Mrs. H. L. May hosted visits in Iowa City. Warren May and children spent Monday with Mrs. H. L. May. The Snyder family from Davenport returned home after a Ralph Snyder visit.

Warren May H. L. May Iowa City Forest Snyder Davenport Ralph Snyder

Bread and baked goods drive per capita spending rise

The United States now spends about 26 dollars per person each year on bakers products as the consumption of bread and other baked goods climbs citywide.

United States

Antifreeze Suspected in Tractor Overheating

In hot weather the tractor overheated and antifreeze in the radiator may be to blame as it does not cool as efficiently as water.

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