War on world hunger speech in Waterloo by Ruth Leverton
In April a Waterloo gathering of dietitians and home economists heard Ruth Leverton of USDA Division of Agricultural Research discuss food aid and self-help programs. She argued that wartime hunger requires sound agricultural economies and village level nutrition education, noting how nutrition boosts physical and mental performance across society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ruth Leverton
Division of Agricultural Research Science
USDA
United States
Leverton
Births and Dismissals in Washington and Columbus Junction
Admitted yesterday include Carl Brush Ains worth surgical Robert W Crim Columbus Junction medical Mrs Edwin Novotny Washington medical Births yesterday a daughter to Mr and Mrs Jer ald Ludwick Columbus Junction Dismissed today Joe Cochran Washington Mrs Beatrice Shafer Washington Mrs Earl Baumert and son Harper Virgil Smith Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brush
Ainsworth
Surgical
Robert W. Crim
Columbus Junction
Edwin Novotny
Washington
Jerald Ludwick
Joe Cochran
Beatrice Shafer
Earl Baumert
Harper
Virgil Smith
Plastic containers replace wooden soda pop crates in industry
Mrs Harold Kline and district manager Dorothy Will hoit attended an all day Luziers Cosmetics luncheon and state meeting at Clayton House Motel Des Moines Monday. In Bartlesville Oklahoma UPI reports the latest innovation in the soft drink industry is the increasing use of plastic cases and cartons replacing traditional wooden and paper soda pop containers from Phillips Petroleum Company Industrial Products Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kline
Dorothy Willhoit
Luziers Cosmetics
Clayton House
Des Moines
Bartlesville, Okla
UPI
Phillips Petroleum Company
Club Notes From Wednesday Breakfast and Meetings
Mrs Sam Turkington hosted a Priscilla Club breakfast at Captain's Table with eleven members and one guest, Mrs Maurice Crawford. Ruth Stout led the business, a get well card for Mrs H H McCleery was signed, and May hostess is Mrs T L Brookhart. Navajo Club dessert at Captain's Table with Mrs Claude Tucker hosting, plans to visit Hoover Memorial in West Branch. Mrs E B Hammer shared Florida visit. Jolly Nine met at John Custer's, nine members, plan to eat out in May, refreshments afterward. Just Us Club hosted thirteen members plus two guests. entertainment by Mrs Rebecca Butler and Mrs Ethel Swift, with service help from Mrs Johnston and Mrs Swift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Turkington
Priscilla Club
Maruice Crawford
Ruth Stout
H. H. McCleery
T. L. Brookhart
Claude Tucker
Gladys Putman
E. B. Hammer
Florida
West Branch
Hoover Memorial
Clifford Connelly
G. W. Manassier
Jolly Nine
John Custer
Jolly Nine Club
Wilbur Schantz
Just Us Club
J.D. Moore
Carrollton
Dale Johnston
Rebecca Butler
Ethel Swift
Schantz
Johnston
Swift
Mrs Davies Hosts Bethel Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs Towyn Davies entertained eleven Bethel Missionary Society members Wednesday afternoon assisted by Mrs Dean Sandburg as cohostess. Mrs Don Brown led the Jonah lesson with Mrs Davies giving the prayer. Mrs Don Zwicki conducted the business meeting and reported on the Presbyterial. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towyn Davies
Bethel Missionary Society
Dean Sandburg
Don Brown
Jonah
Davies
Don Zwicki
Social club calendar outlines week's events and meetings
Social calendar lists Women of Moose meetings and other club gatherings through Sunday including Executive Board, Royal Arch Masons, Fleur de Lis Club cancellation, Home Arts Club, Shirts and Skirts dance, Donkey Dance at Fairgrounds, Catholic Daughters breakfast reservations, YWCA activities, and Rainbow Girls classes with locations such as the Masonic Temple and YWCA rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Family Living I
Charles Robison
Creative Living
Carlton Bump
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Temple
Fleur de Lis Club
YWCA
White Shrine Bridge
Ywca Council
West Chester Y Wives hold salad supper and crafts
Fourteen members of Applied Arts II met with Mrs. Earl Griggs at West Chester Monday for a salad supper and meeting. A plant and bulb exchange was held. Cards were signed for Mrs. Manford Wilcox and Miss Ruth Bell in hospital. Mrs. Robert Vanderlinden led a board meeting before the Y Wives gathering. Twenty-eight attended crafts. Dessert luncheon set for next Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. at Captain's Table with installation of officers. Call Mrs. Robert Huber for reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applied Arts II
Earl Griggs
West Chester
Manford Wilcox
Ruth Bell
Robert Vanderlinden
Robert Huber
Cinderella 4-H Club Holds April Meeting at Denise Ralston Home
Barbara Radda presided as 15 members answered roll and three leaders attended. Talks covered planning nutritious snacks, appropriate club refreshments, and attractive fruit and vegetable snacks. A Mind Your Manners skit was read, with demos on milk drinks and ice cream. Refreshments followed hosted by Denise Ralston and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denise Ralston
Barbara Radda
Rosemary Peiffer
Kathy Carr
Connie Crone
Chris Duvall
Patty Benge
Jane Bauer
Bell family moves to Hotle addition home
Frank Bell and his family now reside in their new home in the Hotle addition. Mr. Bell is a licensed real estate salesman with the Hotle Development and Realty Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bell
Hotle Addition
Mr. Bell
The
Hotle Development and Realty Company
Crawfordsville TTT chapter in meeting
Crawfordsville April 26 Chapter LTTT met Monday evening in the homes of Mrs. Harvey Thomas with 25 members attending co hosted by Mrs. John White. Devotions were led by Mrs. Vernon White. Reports from several members covered the TTT State Convention in Waterloo. Visitors in Howell Davis home were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Owens Viola Owens of Bloomfield Ia and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Davis of Mt. Pleasant. Hollywood UPI Arlene Dahl to star in new ABC TV daily five minute color show on beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Wells
Crawfordsville
LTTT
Harvey Thomas
John White
Vernon White
Violet Lindeen
Louise Unkrich
Mabel Monson
Waterloo
Howell Davis
Howard Owens
Viola Owens
Bloomfield
Luther Davis
Mt. Pleasant
Hollywood
UPI
Arlene Dahl
Abc-Tv
Beauty
Decode Car Noises From Under the Hood
A New York UPI report explains common engine sounds and their likely causes. A slap suggests a loose piston, a click a loose piston pin, a snap a disconnected plug cable, and a whine distorted fan blades, according to C I T Service Leasing Corp which leases many vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
C.I.T. Service Leasing Corp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russia
India
Navajo Club
Mrs. Davies
Bethel Society
Joe Falk
West Side
H. W. Luers
Masons
Fairgrounds
Dean Hartzell
Captain’s Table
Frank Kerker
Applied Arts
Atta
Wurlitzer Piano
Everetts
Crerete
Washington, Iowa
General Telephone
Chicago
Skip Renovax
Marshall Furniture
Osincup’s
Klein’s
Ray Gilbert
M. A.C. & Cricketeer Suits
Klein
Clarence Logan
Robert Logan