Local Births and Moves Mentioned Across Regions
Mr and Mrs Rex Payne of Clarksburg WV are parents of Glen Corbett born Sept 13 Rex is a former Wayland resident Dick Smylie of Los Angeles visits sister Mrs Clifford Campbell in Washington Mrs P F Whisler leaves Iowa City for Denver Colo to spend two weeks with her son in law daughter and grandson Mr and Mrs James W Hudson and James Clark Hudsons moved to Denver this month where Mr Hudson is an attorney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Payne
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Glen Corbett
Rex
Wayland
Dick Smylie
Los Angeles
Clifford Campbell
Washington
P. F. Whisler
Iowa City
Denver
Colo
James W. Hudson
James Clark
Hudson
Etna Volcano Eruptions Mark Sicily’s Historical Power
Sicily’s Mt Etna, Europe’s tallest and largest volcano at 10 741 feet, has erupted about 80 times in written history. Eruptions have destroyed towns and killed thousands, including the 1169 lava floods that buried about 15 000 people in Catania and a 40 day blast that threatened Catania harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catania
Frosh Soph Have Victory at Iowa City
Washington high school freshman and sophomore football team opened the season with a 19 to 0 win over the University high school B team on the Iowa City field. Benn Luckenbill and Bob Kennedy sparked the drive as Jim Sherman quarterbacked. Luckenbill stood out on offense and defense with a notable 65 yard opening march and a punt return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McConnell
Washington High School
Iowa City
University High School
Washington
McConnell
Benn
Luckenbill
Bob Kennedy
Jim Sherman
Sherman
Eicher Sunday School Promotion Day Observed
Promotion exercises were held at the Eicher Sunday school on Sept 24 as pupils move to new classes. The event featured a bright program and marked the annual transfer of students. Local families visited, guests joined dinner, and teachers attended a Washington institute. Sandra Roth, patient in Iowa City for polio, showed progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Nebel
Leonard Leichty
Dillon Graber
Robert Pefferman
Salem
E. F. Krabill
Near Merrimac
Otto Frey
Vernon
Eicher School
Lyle Bowers
Teachers Institute
Washington
Everett Roth
Sandra
University Hospital
Iowa City
Clarence Benson
Mount Pleasant
Ella Merchant
Lloyd Arbogast
Ray and
Lee
Navy
W. L. Volger
Coppock
John Arbogast
Wayland
Earl Arbogast
Art Sinn
Fort Riley
Kansas
Lester Neff
Mary Neff
Harold Neff
Sigourney
Mrs Gowey Undergoes Major Operation Recovery Noted
Mrs. M. D. Gowey underwent a major operation at Jefferson County hospital last Saturday and has been recovering. Harlen Roberts remains in critical condition at a Mt. Pleasant hospital. Others visiting or hosting relatives include the Dana, Rogers, Gowey, Hoskins, Mottet, and Parcell families with events in Fairfield Oskaloosa Richland and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Bray
WEO
M. D. Gowey
Jefferson County Hospital
Harlen Roberts
Mt. Pleasant
C. C. Dana
California
Roy Rogers
Herman Gowey
Milton Jones
Maude Statler
Fairfield
Arlene Hoskins
Walter Bray
Harry Hoskins
Oskaloosa
Frances Mottet
Bernard Mottet
Richlana
Howard Lucas
Bobby Parcell
Karl Parcel
Airport dedication marks informal opening
Ten years ago today the new Washington airport held an informal opening with remarks from Dr. A Keith Droz and Dick MccCleery. About 3000 people attended and fifty five airplanes participated in the dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Keith Droz
Dick MccCleery
Washington Airport
West Chester Social Notes Include Travel Visitors
Mrs P J Harken left Saturday for California to visit relatives. Mrs Pauline Wellens and Barbara Ann of Muscatine spent the weekend at the Harken home. Mr and Mrs W R Chiles and Beverly stayed a few days at the Walter Bray residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
P. J. Harken
California
Pauline Wellens
Barbara Ann
Muscatine
Garnishing Soup Adds Texture and Flavor
Garnish soup with bread cubes pan fried in margarine or garlic margarine to introduce crunch and a rich savory note, elevating simple soup into a more flavorful starter.
Three Coppock Boys Accepted by Navy
Ray and Lee Arbogast and Kenneth Hesser passed navy physicals in Des Moines and enlisted. Ray and Lee went to Great Lakes for training. Kenneth remains at home for now. Local social notes mention dinners, visits, and community events as Coppock prepares for the servicemen.
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Coppock
Iowa
Ray
Lee Arbogast
Kenneth Hesser
Des Moines
Navy
Lee
Great Lakes
Illinois
Kenneth
Charles Davison
Donald
Fairfield
E. G. Hallberg
Peoria
Gleede
Joe Ricks
Joe Allen
Arlie van Sant
Gary
Washington
Jean
Gleede Dold
Iowa City
William Henss
Nolso
University Hospital
Sun Burned Pigs Affected by Bright Sunlight
The skin of white pigs and white spots on colored pigs is sensitive to bright sunlight and severe burns may result. Sunburn risk increases when pigs graze on certain plants linked to skin sensitivity, like rape pasture. Affected pigs may lose skin patches and burned animals fail to be profitable. Avoid trouble pastures and provide shade to protect pigs.
Rapid heat transfer in steel molds hardens ingots early
The thick walled iron molds used for pouring molten steel draw heat away quickly, causing the metal to solidify in the mold before it can fully melt. This process shapes ingots and affects production efficiency.
Birthday and Anniversary Greetings in Local Note
Saturday birthday wishes go to Mrs. Harry Montgomery Sr a Three Quarter Century club member along with Mrs. Howard Wright Mrs. Leo Mangold Mrs. David Kleese Mrs. Theodore Bailey Mrs. Howard Stewart and Carole Robertson Berdine Ann Boshart of Wayland marks her third birthday on this date Sunday greetings extend to Mrs. Ralph Livingston A W Yard Mrs. W G Eldridge Peggy Rae Stewart of West Chester Mrs. Fred Lindenmeyer Janet Black and Mabel Chance Mr and Mrs John Winga wed in 1932 celebrate their anniversary on this date Terry Max Hairly turns six years old today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Montgomery Sr
Three Quarter Century Club
Howard Wright
Leo Mangold
David Kleese
Theodore Bailey
Howard Stewart
Carole Robertson
Berdine Ann Boshart
Wayland
Ralph Livingston
A. W. Yard
W. G. Eldridge
Peggy Rae Stewart
West Chester
Fred Lindenmeyer
Janet Black
Mabel Chance
Torn Ankle Likely Sidelines Messenger
A doctor's report this afternoon on Harold Messenger's ankle indicated no bones were broken but ligaments were badly torn in the Demon fullback's ankle after the Ottumwa game Friday night. He probably will be out of action for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Messenger
Hospital Notices Show Admissions and Dismissals
At the Hospital yesterday Mrs. Carlshelley Letts was admitted for medical care. Today Mrs. Harold Hazelett of Washington underwent surgery. Dismissed today were Mrs. Irv Whitham and her son, from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlshelley
Letts
Medical
Harold Hazelett
Washington
Surgical
Irv Whitham and Son
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Eicher Sunday School
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Ruth
Hussey
Edmund Gwenn - Byingson
Pete S
NY Cartoon
New York
Walter Lynch
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Mrs. Gowey
Zemacol
Ivy
Dorothy Patrick
Rocky Lane
Vigilantes
Turob
Oyaimao
Cha
IRAI
Arthur
Sun
The
Lee Tee
Ralph Bunche
Ralph, Jr
Joan
Jamaica
United Nations Trusteeship
State Department
Holy Land
International
Gerald Hesser
Richardson Construction Company
Town
Howard Zilhman
Ion
Iowa Continental Telephone Company
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John Winga
Terry Max Hairly
Stanley G. Newton
Ledgers
S. E. Engel
Brighton
Mace Motor
Ford and
Mercury Sales & Service
Ivan
Keith
Ida
A. Y. McDonald
Evoready
Henry Berdo
Berlo
Henry
Berdos
Kfith
Nortonn’s and Phone Plumbing & Heating CO
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