Women of Moose schedule meetings and honors
Moose officers plan ritual practice at the Moose Home in Moose County. A 7 pm Republican Workshop family picnic is set for Todd Park. The Mooseheart committee meets at 6 pm for a Todd Park picnic. Mrs. Floyd Tobar was honored as a new member of the college of regents at the Moose Home with a potluck. Tobar spoke of Mooseheart trip as the annual report was read by the recorder. The hospital committee and executive board chose Miss Sharon Karlen for a three year nursing scholarship. The homemaking committee received an electric roaster from Mrs. George H. Ross. Mrs. Louis Bowers reminded of tonight’s ritual practice. Mrs. Alvin Scheid won the mystery box and door prize.
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Women OF Moose
Mower
Women of
Moose
College of Regents
Floyd Tobar
Moose Home
Tobar
Mooseheart
Recorder
Sharon Karlen
S. Kenwood
George H. Ross
Louis Bowers
Alvin Scheid
Unusual Crochet Fashions and AAUW News Highlights
Pattern offers crochet shell doilies for chair sets and table mats with price details and free patterns. Mural panels honoring 17 pioneering women gifted to AAUW headquarters by Dorothy Bridgman Atkinson of Minneapolis. Dr Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin, Harvard astronomer, receives AAUW annual achievement award with 2500 dollar stipend for 1943 lineage and regional support.
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Austin Daily Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
American Association of University Women
Boston
Dorothy Bridgman Atkinson
Minneapolis
AAUW
Association
Washington, D. C
Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin
Phillips
Harvard University
Northwest
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
No-title recipe tip for a pear deep dish pie
Sliced fresh pears are sweetened with sugar and spiced with ginger and lemon rind. A touch of flour helps, then a flaky pastry top crowns the dish.
Methodist WSCS Groups Met For July Plans And Elections
Methodist WSCS groups met Wednesday with hostesses in Group One Group Four and Group Eight continuing monthly breakfast sessions. Leaders announced July and September host homes and planned devotions, programs and a fall bazaar with new officers named for several groups.
Dear Ann Landers tackles affairs and family morals
The column opens with a wife seeking payment from a biological father for a child and praises the husband who forgives. It then addresses a church members’ dispute over a minister’s daughter winning a dancing contest and ends with heavy skepticism about a 24 year old marrying a 39 year old woman. Readers are urged to send questions with stamped self addressed envelopes.
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Ann
Ann Landers
Church Auxiliary
Ramsey Women Host Guests for Annual Ramsey Guest Day
Austin Country Club women hosted Ramsey members for golf and bridge events totaling 164 attendees. Medalist was Mrs. Harold Hastings. prizes went to Ramsey and Country Club players across four golf flights and nine-hole events with luncheon and coffee provided by Ramsey members. About 15 Country Club women will travel to Rochester for guest day.
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Leonard Polivka
Rhoda Langeberg
James Williams
John Cambern
Harold Hastings
Austin Country Club
Ramsey
Robert Dunfee
Vern Walcott
William Sucha
James Wilson
Country Club
Donald Schiltz
George Whalen
John Geesey
Greenville
Texas
Harry Schow
M. E. Cook
Burt Dibble
Carl Kehret Jr
Austin
Rt. 3
William Bauer
Harold Lamon
Donald Nelson
George Lundegard
James Hardenberg
N. Landherr
William Dunlap
Bert Coon
Nathan Chesin
Kenn Thompson
Ross Johnson
B. Johnson
Charles Chambers
Robert Bulger
Robert Jacobson
Charles Christianson
Hastings
Robert Chaf
Hans Olson
D. G. Mlinar
John Sherman
John Furman
Ray Asp
William Goblitsch
John Thill Sr
Steven Kloeckner
J. G. Usem
Otto Baudler
Rochester Country Club
St Pauls Aid Plans Picnic At Todd Park
St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid met at the church parlor and planned a July 24 picnic in Todd Park. Rev L W Schierenbeck led devotions and a $25 annual pledge for foreign medical missions was announced. Mrs John Kraemer and Mrs Donald Skinner were named co chairmen of the Dr Martin Luther College food collection.
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Horace Crist
Lawrence Dunfee
Roy Roach
Charles LeBarron
Park
Todd Park
St. Paul’s Lutheran Ladies Aid
L. W. Schierenbeck
John Kraemer
Donald Skinner
Dr Martin Luther College
Mrs Inez Morgan Hosts Christ the King Unit Social
Christ the King Unit met at 1409 Walnut with Mrs Inez Morgan for a Wednesday picnic supper. The social evening featured 500 prize winners including Mrs John O’Morrow, Mrs Marion Engleman and Mrs Albert Fetzek.
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Christ the King
Inez Morgan
Walnut
John O’marrow
Marion Engleman
Albert Fetzek
Peanut growing trial planned on Columbia Basin farms
Moses Lake Wash A one acre plot at selected Columbia Basin reclamation project farms will host an experiment in growing peanuts. Water for the project is supplied by pumping from behind Grand Coulee Dam on the Columbia River.
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Moses Lake
Wash
Columbia Basin
Grand Coulee Dam
Columbia River
Frugal Housekeeper Menu Notes
The passage describes a simple buffet style menu featuring lemon garnish on fish bisque and steamed rice mixed with creamed oysters, paired with baked ham for serving. It emphasizes a light citrus accent and a classic combination suitable for a buffet supper.
Baptist Classes Picnic at Todd Park
Members of the Fidelis and Fisherman classes of the First Baptist Church held a picnic Tuesday at Todd Park. A social evening followed supper and Mrs. John Hoag led in prayer.
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First Baptist Church
Todd Park
John Hoag
St Ethelreda Unit Plans Lawn Social
The St. Ethelreda Unit met at V. K. Drury home on Wednesday to discuss a parish lawn social. Donna Drury led the Rosary, and after the business session 500 and bridge were played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Harry Dutcher Mrs. John McBride and W. K. Drury. Door prizes went to Mrs. E. E. Barker Mrs. Paul Heimerman and Mrs. Catherine Sheedy. Mrs. Carl Anderson attended as a guest.
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St. Ethelreda
V. K. Drury
Donna Drury
Harry Dutcher
John McBride
W. K. Drury
E. E. Barker
Paul Heimerman
Catherine Sheedy
Carl Anderson
Record of Large Baby and Polish City Note
Mrs. Sylven Coleman gave birth to a 12 pound ounce son at Ft. Lawton Army Hospital. The Colemans have eight other children and the father weighs about 200 pounds. Also noted are Poland’s largest cities Warsaw and Lodz.
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Seattle
Sylven Coleman
Ft. Lawton Army Hospital
Cooking bacon flat with low heat technique
To keep bacon slices flat after cooking use very low heat and pour off fat as it accumulates ensuring even texture and crispness.
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By Laura Wheeler
St. Ansgar
Sportsman's Club
Brasch
McKinley
Doris Ruechel
Gerry Zacharda
Phylis McKinley
Dorothy Brasch
Barbara Rosenberg
Dorothy Schroeder
Lucille Thorson
Norma Owen
Bette Halvorson
Elaine Dieterich
Dorothy Janzow
Marion Boening
Clara Wall
Laura Plummer
Ardella Warrington
Methodist
Women's Society of Christian Service Groups
Methodist Church
Carleton Sayles
Henry Drost
Esther Schahn
Ash
Willard Thayer
Austin Rt. 2
Oliver Hillier
Bert Wilder
Lee Machacek Sr
Lee Machacek Jr
Harlow Sayles
Donald Yanzer
Decker
Donald Andrews
E. A. Anderson
Prospect
Walter Nordin Sr
Lakeshore
Ben Anderson
Merle Kelly
L. A. Kellogg
Layfayette Park
Bernard Philp
N. 13Th
Group 14
Ralph Peterson
Philp
John Carlson
Elvin Davis
Darrell Miller
Henry Bell
James Inles
Ernest Allen
E. M. Christgau
Kenneth Coogan
Allegheney
Duane Noel
WSCS
Evan Young
Darrell Wood
Monroe
Arthur Jensen
Chester Underwood
Kermit Thomas
Leighton Rickert
Wood
Wilbur Sayles
Thomas
Young Home
Clark
Jim
A. A
St. Paul’s Aid
Arlen Gilbertson
Robert Brandt
Skinner
Charles Stark Sr
Stark Jr
Mrs. Inez Morgan
Smith's
Baptist
Warsaw
Lodz
Poland
Tod
Margarets
Wave Shop
Greenwich & Mill Sts
Sen