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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1948

Page

2

Birthday Greetings From Ames to Weisman Milestone Couples

Birthday wishes go to Stanley Jarrard a student at Iowa State Ames and Daryl Wood of Ainsworth along with Charles W Jackson Doyle Plecker Mrs Elmer Hamilton and others Doreen Lease Crawfordsville F A Mayhew Clyde Beauchamp and more Jon Edward Young age five William Dean Koehler aged three Mr and Mrs Lester F Nichols celebrate their 21st wedding anniversary today.

Stanley Jarrard Iowa State College Ames Elmer Hamilton Daryl Wood Ainsworth Charles W. Jackson Doyle Plecker Doreen Lease Crawfordsville F. A Mayhew Clyde Beauchamp Fred D. Stewart William L. Varney L. E. Johnson William Dean Koehler John Edward Young of Weisman Lester F. Nichols

Year-Round Moth Larvae Threat to Clothes

Moth eggs hatch slower in cold but larvae attack fabrics throughout the year. Summer infestation is not the only period of risk.

Hospital Admits and Births Reported in Local Notes

At the hospital yesterday and today the list includes Mrs. Gayle Cupp of Wellman and Mrs. Orma Dalton of 112 S Avenue B for surgical admissions, Raymond Anderson of 326 E Jefferson, Jimmy Sherman of 305 W Main, and Nellie Spears of Wellman for medical. Births record a son to Mr. and Mrs. Perl Messer of Richland route 2 at 7 30 am and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Grove Letts of Ainsworth at 7 15 am. Dismissal notes Mrs. Everett Greiner of Keota and her son.

Gayle Cupp Wellman Surgical Raymond Anderson E. Jefferson Orma Dalton S. Avenue B Jimmy Sherman Perl Messer Richland Son Grove Letts Ainsworth

Pupil Recital Highlights Floy Bagge Family Night

The Lorden piano room hosted a recital by Floy D Bagge pupils with out of town students. Solo pieces memorized showcased progress from Engstrand to McCreedy and Ornduff with duets and a Sousa march finale.

Floy D. Bagge Lorden Lehar James Dorothy McCreedy Barre Lascence Maskowski Williard Wood Taylor Sandra Ornduff Thunderer Sousa James Quinn Cielito Lindo Claudine Kilgore Sara McGinnis Haddorf Sorden Music Co

Bing's Diner Opens 24 Hours for Daily Fun and Food

The ad invites patrons to Bing's Diner with a promise of constant open hours and tasty meals. It emphasizes 24 hour service and that guests will always have fun and receive food at its tastiest.

Bing's

Local Eatery Boasts Parking Chili and Sidwell's Ice Cream

A small town cafe advertises practical amenities and a full menu including homemade chili, complete fountain service, Sidwell's ice cream, steaks, and a wide sandwich selection.

Sidwell

St Marys Circle Meets at Paul Peiffer Home

St Marys Circle held a Thursday meeting at the Paul Peiffer residence with co hosts Mrs Orville Schulty Mrs Emil Peiffer and Geraldine Schulty. 15 members and guest Juanita Haller attended. Orville Schulty led the meeting and Mrs Paul Peiffer gave the opening prayer. Cards followed with Lyle Schulty high score and Charles Ragan low score. Hostesses with Miss Haller served refreshments.

St. Mary’s Circle Paul Peiffer Orville Schulty Emil Peiffer Geraldine Schulty Juanita Haller Paul P €Iffer Lyle Schulty Charles Ragan Miss Haller

Pilotburg Ladies Aid Meets at the Scott Home

Pilotburg Ladies Aid gathered Friday at Mrs. Jannette Scott’s home. President Wini fred Stransky led the meeting. Members shared vacation plans, donated $20 to World Service, and welcomed two new members Harlan Wiggins and Cy Bush.

Pilotburg Ladies Aid Scott Home Jannette Scott Winifred Stransky Ralph Ashby

Damascus Shrine No 10 Installation Night Invitation

Damascus Shrine No 10 invites members to an installation at 8 00 p m on April 26 at Herald Shrine Oskaloosa Ia 5913 seeking attendance and participation from affiliated Shriners and their families.

Damascus Shrine Herald Shrine Oskaloosa

California Fruit Pack 1947 Output Drops from 1946 Peak

California canneries processed 69 390 784 cases of fruits and vegetables in 1947. The total was about 13 789 000 cases below the all time record of 83 178 779 in 1946 and the second largest in state history. Fruit pack reached 33 162 724 cases versus 41 704 991 in 1946, with apricot drop of seven million and cling peach decline of 2 275 000 driving the fall.

California Casiners League

Desert Botanical Garden's Unique Desert Plant Habitat

The Desert Botanical Garden east of Phoenix Arizona spans 306 acres hosting an estimated 10,000 desert plants. It is described as the only garden of its kind in the world.

Desert Botanical Garden Phoenix Ariz

National YWCA Week to Be Observed Locally

Dorothy Nossett announces National YWCA Week from April 25 as Town District YWCA joins 435 associations nationwide to highlight the YWCA role in community life. Naomi Sheetz to represent Iowa District YWCA on KWDM Des Moines program April 30.

YWCA Dorothy Nossett Iowa Washington America World Fellowship Nossett Coperaton The Westinghouse ABC Ted Malone Y. W Naomi Sheetz Ywca Mixer Club KWDM Des Moines Webber Naomi Jordan

Booster Group Silent Auction At Home of Mrs Stout

Booster club met at the home of Mrs. Donald Stout with co host Mrs. Delbert Daniel. Fifteen members attended with eight children and no visitors. Mrs Hal Richards led the meeting. Mrs Sam Neill and Mrs Robert Lloyd handled entertainment. Flowers and seeds contributed for a silent auction. prizes awarded to Mrs Richards and Mrs Lloyd. Next meeting planned at Mrs L C Woodburn residence hosted by Mrs Woodburn and daughter Janette. May 18 date noted with Mrs Lloyd assisting.

Donald Stout Delbert Daniel Hal Reichards Sam Neill Robert Lloyd Richards Lloyd L. C. Woodburn Janette Dale Woodburn L. €. Woodburn

Rural Women's Club meets with Mrs Marie Sr and eleven members

The Rural Women's club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Will Marie Sr and eleven members present. Chevy Lucken bill was a guest. Mrs Leo Marie presided. Mrs Lester Lueckenbill reported on the previous meeting and Mrs Claude Rhodebeck led the entertainment. An invitation from Mrs Sam Bowser to spend the evening of June 9 at her home was accepted for club members and their families.

Rural Women's Club Will Marie, Sr Chevy Luckenbill Leo Marie Lester Lueckenbill Sam Bowser Claude Rhodebeck Leo

Social Calendar Highlights Weekend Through Wednesday

Community clubs and auxiliaries schedule a 1:00 luncheon by Mrs Boyd Berdo, IH at :00, and Bible and Mothers Circle meetings at the Public Library and Masonic Temple. Amos Chapter DeMolay, garden groups, Pythian Sisters, Damascus Shrine, Y W mixers, and Navajo club events fill the week with potlucks and gatherings at Masonic Temple and local halls.

W. A. Erbe Bible Mothers Circle Order of DeMolay Masonic Temple Amos Chapter Ernie Temple West Chester Priscilla Club D. J. Ross Damascus Shrine W.S.J Y. W

Electricity First Used To Pump In 1892 West Virginia

A historical note records the first use of electricity to power a pump in West Virginia in the year 1892, marking an early adoption of electric machinery in the state.

West Virginia

Notable Names on Temple Committees and Members

A list of women across several towns including Washington Brighton Keota Muscatine Wellman and others is provided. Names include Mrs Hu bert Lohrer Mrs James Conklin Mrs Goldie Mayo Mrs Carrie Reinert Mrs Ruth Waggoner Mrs Paul Harvey Mrs Max Waterhouse Mrs Fred Foriash Mrs Clarence Neffenegger Mrs Mary Hinshaw Mrs Opal Bickford and Mrs John Durst. A committee features Mrs Will Reif Mrs Milo DeLong Mrs Herman Schultz Mrs Earl Long and Effie Van Sickle.

Washington Hubert Lohrer James Conklin Goldie Mayo Carrie Reinert Ruth Waggoner Paul Harvey Brighton Max Waterhouse Keota Fred Foriash Clarence Neffenegger Muscatine Mary Hinshaw Wellman Opal Bickford John Durst Will Reif Milo DeLong Herman Schultz Earl Long Effie van Sickle

Fortnightly Group Meeting Led by Assistant Leader

Mrs. Kenneth Peters hosted sixteen Child Study I members at the Fortnightly Group meeting. With leader absent, Mrs. Merritt McDaniel conducted business and outlined the May 4 Baptist church general meeting.

Kenneth Peters Child Study I George Kerr Merritt McDaniel The Baptist Church McDaniel Richard Stewart BE. G. Hamm Paul Horak James Roach Lester Willey John Hedberg Artemus Brown John Mattes

Paintings Displayed At Regular Meeting In Ainsworth

The Kensington club of Ainsworth met with Mrs. F. M. Mahin in Washington with nine members answering roll call focusing on favorite paintings. Mrs. Derby and Mrs. Mahin showed reproductions of old and modern works. Grace Stone presented a Rembrandt from France. At the business meeting, a $2 donation to the cancer drive was approved. Refreshments were served, assisted by Mrs. Derby. The next meeting is in two weeks with Mrs. Lee Norris.

Kensington Club Ainsworth F. M. Mahin Washington Mrs. Derby Lee Norris

St James Circle Holds New Year Meeting At Mrs Adam’s Home

The St James Circle opened the new club year with 23 members present at Mrs Clem Adams home. Mrs Adams led the session as plans for the coming year were discussed. The evening ended with card games and bingo and prizes for winners.

St. James Circle Clem Adam

Evelyn Krabill Weds J Pratt in Chicago

Evelyn Ruth Krabill daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Krabill and John R Pratt Jr son of Mr and Mrs John R Pratt of Goshen Indiana were married Saturday afternoon. The ceremony.

Evelyn Krabill J. Pratt Chicago Evelyn Ruth Krabill Lester Krabill John R. Pratt, Jr John R. Pratt Goshen Indiana

G I Brings German Wife and Son to Keota

Staff Sergeant Richard Sheetz arrived home with his wife Elizabeth Hack a German girl and their baby Bernie who was born in Germany. They traveled from New York to Chicago then to Washington where relatives greeted them. Richard has been in the army since early in the war with a return to duty after using furlough time.

Richard Sheetz Germany Andy Sheetz New York Chicago Washington Richard

Couple Married at Fourth Presbyterian Church Chicago

The ceremony occurred at 2 00 p m in the John Timothy Stone chapel with immediate families present. Both graduates of Goshen College, Pratt in the senior class and his bride in the sophomore class.

John Timothy Stone Fourth Presbyterian Church Chicago Goshen College Pratt

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Bell Wolf’s Flower Shop Mrs Everett Greiner, Keota Blake James McCreedy Streabbog Bonnie Wood Oed EE Ae Odahan Mervin Miller Connell Mattingly Claudene Kilgore Swaying Pines Sara McGinnis Serenade Tsechaikowsky Betty Wood Jarol Ornduff Sycee Stevens Duet Merry Widow Waltr Madison World Service Betty Schwartz Ferne Bishop Old Rugged Cross Maria Oldfield Harlan Wiggins Cy Bush Linda Crile Jimmie Kenney Denney Bishop Susan Rona Joel Schwartz Frank Leeper Stanley Mouser Loren Howsare Carolyn Dwane Chalupa Y.W.C.A Y.W CBS New York City Mixer Club Ywca Room Booster Group Ent Rural Women’s Club Mrs. Marie, Sr Boyd Berdo Marie William Marie, Jr OUR Levchtel Lenthall Rothschild's Pythian Sisters K. P Hall Fred Ladehoff Elief Ray Hough Dean Moore Cupp Grand Temple Lodge Harold Kiopfenstein G. I Essentials John W. Len Ana Stephen Washington Rayon & Wool Gabardines KLEIN Men & Boys
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