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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1946

Page

8

Methodist W S C S April meetings recount

April United meetings of the Woman's Society of Christian Service were held in members' homes. Unit 1 hosted 21 members with 113 calls and $2.50 collected. Unit 2 met at Mrs. Prall's with devotions on Easter Meditation and a $13.45 Lent offering. Unit 3 had 15 members and 34 calls. Unit 6 observed 22 members, a $5.27 Lent offering, and a plant exchange. Unit 7 at Longwell home drew 38 attendees with a $21 Lent offering and $3.80 total collection.

United Woman’s Society of Christian Service Unit No W. E. Wasson Ralph Minick Unit No. 1 E. E. Ward Harry Crone O. E. Hickok Dave Donovan Wasson Minick E. S Hebner J. D. Dayton A. L. Griffith Ed Gallagher Mrs. Davis T. C. Davis T. F. Barker A. W. Clow Ralph Martin Barker Pearl Whistler Letts Lydia Pool India Albert Stanley Louise Barnes Lorene Booth Jean Boileau Marie Blattner Clara Falk Mary Martin Pat Patterson Valse Chopin Maude Stuart Unit No. 6 C. P. Weldin C. V. Crull Christian Advocate Marion Swanson World Outlook William Sitter F. R. Mauthe Longwell Frank Longwell Laura Longwell Gertrude Tipton Walter Smith Lyle Groves Joe Lang Wayre Robison Luke Callie Woodburn Africa Robison H. Hampsher Fred Bartow Boyd Ywumble W.S.C.S Fred Miller M. J. Cruise Glenn Thompson Unit No. 8 Walter Grown Lyle Wilson Clyde Dawson Mark Regio

Dr Salbury's Par-O-San dries baby chick houses

In Washington 4h notice urges use of Dr Salbury's Par-O-San to disinfect brooder houses. The product is described as easy to use with a pleasant smell, dependable and safe and the ad invites readers to inquire for details.

Meeting Notes Detail Unit Girls Club Activities

The report covers several unit gatherings with hostesses, devotions, Easter lessons, and plays. Notable items include welcoming new members, assignments for church dinners, and a Busy Woman skit. Multiple units report Easter lessons, missionary instruction, and a final tally of calls and attendance.

Hands of a Clock Symbolic Timing in Public Clocks

The article notes legends about dummy clock hands set to 8:18 to honor a historic moment. Although not universal, 8:18 is seen as a balanced display allowing space for advertisements on clock faces.

Lutz Barnes Nuptials Planned for April 20

Announcement from New York outlines the wedding of Miss Audrey Marie Lutz daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick J Lutz of Livingston New Jersey to Mr Thomas Dana Barnes son of Mr and Mrs I Harvey Barnes of Crawfordsville. The ceremony is set for April 20 at First Presbyterian Church Orange New Jersey with Rev R J Lindquist officiating. A reception will follow at the bride’s home.

New York Audrey Marie Lutz Frederick J. Lutz Glannon Road Livingston N. J Thomas Dana Barnes I. Harvey Barnes Crawfordsville First Presbyterian Church Orange N.J R. J. Lindquist Lutz Phyllis J. Matthews West Orange Maude Barnes Chicago Dorothy Miller East Orange Earl W. Barnes Robert H. Frohboese Short Hills William J. Sweeney Hanes Falls N. Y Forest Avenue Glen Ridge Miss Lutz Drake College M. Banks Monmouth College Illinois Bliss Electrical School Washington, D.C Westing

Inaugural Gowns Talk at United Presbyterian Ladies Aid

Mrs Kerr spoke on inaugural gowns worn by presidents wives using ten sketches from Smithsonian images. The event at United Presbyterian Church featured Mrs Kleese leading devotions and an Easter hat crafting session. The April committee was announced and 28 sick calls plus thank you notes were reported.

R. J. Kleese Ladies Aid Society United Presbyterian Church Kleese J. M. Finney Smithsonian Institute Kerr W. H. McConnell Albert Simpson Harriet Coulter Jay Brewer Floyd Hamil D. N. Anwyl Ray Anderson Robert Acheson Estelle Donaldson Oscar Lane Clyde Putnam Ladies Aid Marion Work Clara Tate Finney Sikke Temple Maud McCreedy R. E. Whisler Miss Tate

Local Social Notes List Names Attending Event

Fred Donaldson, Mrs Work, Mrs C Harry Davis, Mrs Clarence Berkhoff, Mrs Don Stout, Mrs Robert J Patterson, Mrs Emke, Virginia McLaughlin, Mrs Fran cis McConnell noted among attendees at the community gathering.

Fred Donaldson Work C. Harry Davis Clarence Berkhoff Don Stout Robert J. Patterson Emke Virginia McLaughlin Francis McConnell

Local Navy and Army Discharges and Travel News

Bob Ross informed his parents that he will leave San Diego for Chicago to receive his navy discharge at Great Lakes after nearly two years in the Pacific. Lt. Paul Dodder, Army Air Corps, plans to return home from Nuremberg, Germany. Mrs. Dodder and Mrs. Freshwaters were noted in recent travel and family visits in Coffeyville and Des Moines.

Bob Ross Darrell Ross San Diego Calif Chicago Navy Great Lakes Ill Pacific Paul Dodder Army Air Corps Nurerberg Germany H. M. Dodcer

Blue-Black Ink Chemistry Explained

The article describes blue-black ink as an iron ink containing iron and tannin with dyestuff. Initially the dye colors paper blue, and over time the iron tannin reaction forms a black compound, changing the writing’s color.

Fat removal in autumn meat preparation guidance

The text advises removing all fat from raccoon and beaver before cooking due to strong odor. It notes that excess fat on woodchuck and opossum may be trimmed to avoid greasiness, but fat can contribute flavor.

Secret method to wash large print scarves quickly

Quick washing tip for oversized print scarves doubles as hat apron or blouse. Use lukewarm water and minimal soaking time. Roll in a towel to dry fast. Air dry flat against a mirror tile wall or tub to avoid ironing.

New Anesthetic Eases Dehorning Cattle Pain

Veterinary authorities announce a local anesthetic nerve injection method that makes horn removal from dairy cows nearly painless, similar to a dental extraction. The technique aims to reduce distress and improve welfare during dehorning procedures.

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