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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1949

Page

3

Community club notices outline monthly gatherings

Calendar entries list YWCA mixers knitting and craft, girls softball talk by Alma Hearne Holland, Gene Gorham society, Ann Judson circle, Noble Grand Circle at Pines tea room, American Legion auxiliary initiation, Lincoln School PTA meeting, West Chester Pythian Sisters, Rosemary club, YWCA Craft class, WSCS election of officers, Washington Saddle club meet at Jack Trotman home, Catholic Daughters business meeting, VFW hall event, Presbyterian Prayer service, and a note that Samuel Guth discovered chloroform in 1831.

YWCA Alma Hearne Holland Gene Gorham Society Esther Equire Emily Bayliss Ann Judson Circle Sam Lincoln School PTA West Chester Pythian Sisters P. Hall Rosemary Club P. F. Whisler West Chester Methodist Church WSCS Washington Saddle Club Jack Trotman Carl Phillips Catholic Daughters of America VFW

Community club notices and circle meetings listed schedule

Thursday events include O E S at 8:00 p m Masonic Temple with potluck at 6:45 p m Meat rolls coffee provided. Various clubs meet at 2:00 p m and 1:15 p m including Prairie Flower Missionary Society Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid and Walnut Women’s Club. Friday schedule shows WSCS and Wesleyan gatherings with cooperative dinners and communion services. Bethlehem Commandery and Rebekah lodge listings conclude with times and locations.

O.E.S Masonic Temple H. H. Club Don Holmes U Go Paul Mast Prairie Flower Missionary Society Maurice Crawford Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Methodist WSCS Church Circle Alma Hearne Holland Society Wesleyan Service Guild Bethlehem Commandery Rebekah Lodge S. Neatt

Honor Mrs Stearns as sons depart for Germany

Mrs Richard Stearns and her sons Michael and Robert were honored at a cooperative dinner hosted by Mrs Stearns’ parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Davis. Guests included Mr and Mrs Grant Davis and family of Waterloo and Mr and Mrs Hugh Morris with Victor and Grace Stone of Ainsworth.

Mrs. Stearns Richard Stearns Michael Robert Germany Grant Davis Tom Jim and Grant, Jr Waterloo Hugh Morris Victor Grace Stone Ainsworth

Kermes Dye Early Record Among Ancient Dyes

The text notes kermes, derived from dried female insects, as one of the oldest dyestuffs in recorded history. It highlights its long standing use and significance in historic textile coloration.

Birthday notices for Blum and others in Pleasant Plain area

Larry John Blum son of Mr and Mrs John S Blum of Pleasant Plain will have two candles on his cake today. Also being observed are Val Fuhr E Coffey of West Chester Mary Rita McLaughlin Lois Humble Marie Landau LeRoy Havel Jon Bruce Lemmon Mrs Frank McFarlane Richard Greiner of Keota Ernie Herr of Richland and Lloyd Paul Johnson who turns nine.

Larry John Blum John S. Blum Pleasant Plain Val Fuhr E. Coffey West Chester Mary Rita McLaughlin Lois Humble Marie Landau LeRoy Havel Jon Bruce Lemmon Frank McFarlane Richard Greiner Keota Ernie Herr Richland Lloyd Paul Johnson

M Brown Speaks to Hi Ore 4 H Club Members

Marlene Brown spoke at the Hi Ores 4 H club meeting on identifying tree varieties held at Sara Ann McGinnis home. Nine members answered roll call after the 4 H pledge. A recreation period included kittenball and planning for Sandrs Orndutt to host May meeting.

M. Brown Hi-Ore Marlene Brown Sara Ann Sandrs Orndutt

County Line Club hosts Easter themed social gathering

The County Line club met last Tuesday with Mrs. Joe Podaris and ten members, two guests and six children attended. After a social hour, refreshments were served by the hosts in keeping with the Easter theme.

County Line Club Joe Podaris Crawford Gordon

Mrs L Horton Elected President of WSCS in Brighton

At a Thursday Brighton WSCS meeting in Mrs Hattie Jones home Mrs L A Horton was elected president for the coming year. Other officers named include Mrs James Morgan vice president Mrs Albert Saunders recording secretary and several secretaries covering promotion social relations missionary education spiritual life literature supplies youth work and children’s work. Mrs W O Schafer led devotions and Mrs Myrtle Helmick gave the lesson with entertainment by Mrs T B Davison.

Brighton Methodist Church WSCS Hattie Jones L. A. Horton James Morgan Albert Saunders Howard Reighard Otto Lamansky Ira Saunders E.B Voss Myrtle Helmick Edgar Wise L. E. White Keith Barnes Hubert Everett Kenneth Donovan Status of Wom

Group Four Meets With Mrs. F Burger

Mrs. Fred Burger hosted 12 Group 4 members of the Women's Council of the Christian church Monday evening at her home. Devotion led by Mrs. Fred Bourgeois centered on Roots from Which a Tyrant Springs. Plans for future mission projects were discussed.

Fred Burger Women's Council of the Christian Church Fred Bourgeois Roy Minnis Burger Ted Dalton Minnis Dalton

Worm Infestation in Livestock Linked to Pastures and Feeding

The report identifies pastures and feeding areas as primary sources of worm infestation in livestock. It notes that exposure during grazing and feeding cycles increases parasite transmission risks.

Serviceman to Be Interred at Nichols

Private First Class Virgil H. Bixby killed in the Battle of the Bulge will be interred in Nichols. Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m. Saturday April 16 at the Nichols cemetery. Arrival of the body is 8:30 a.m. Wednesday April 13 at the Rock Island depot Iowa City and transfer to Peterseim and Son Funeral Home Kalona. The English River American Legion Post No 293 Kalona and Richmond AmVet post will lead military honors.

Kalona Nichols Virgil H. Bixby Rock Island Depot Iowa City Peterseim and Son Funeral Home English River

Evening Journal Town Tuesday Dream

The April 12 1949 issue of the Evening Journal from Washington highlights local events of the day with brief notices and community items. No major events are detailed in the readable fragments.

Evening Journal Washington

Veteran burial marks return of first Richmond service member

Virgil, son of Francis Bixby of Richmond, is honored as the first local veteran to be returned for burial, with services at the grave sites.

Virgil Francis Bixby Richmond

Kyleen Smith to Wed Kenneth Haines in Columbus Junction

Columbus Junction wedding announced as Kyleen Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard C. C. Smith of Columbus City to Kenneth Haines son of Mr and Mrs Glen Haines of Winfield. The ceremony is set for 4 p m Sunday May 8 at the Methodist church in Columbus Junction.

Columbus Junction Howard CC. Smith Columbus City Kyleen Kenneth Haines Glen Haines Winfield

Enterprise Community club elects G Gordon home officers

Mrs Ernest Crawford was elected president of the Enterprise Community club at a family party held at the home of Mr and Mrs Glen Gordon. Elected vice president was Mrs Archer Augustine, secretary Mrs John Robertson and treasurer Mrs Ralph Robertson. Twenty one attended.

Ernest Crawford Enterprise Community Club Glen Gordon Archer Augustine John Robertson Ralph Robertson

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