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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1943

Page

3

Red Cross worker addresses county club women

Ed Showers, Ottumwa Red Cross field worker for the Navy air base and pre flight school, spoke at the county federation of women clubs annual convention. Mrs. Phil Weldin was named county chairman for two years as Brighton Study Club members presented a one act play.

RED Cross Phil Weldin Federated Women’s Clubs Methodist Church Ed Showers Ottumwa Navy Air Navy Iowa City Weldin Henry Lechner Charles Crish Winifred Coffman Brighton Study Club L. E. White Brighton E. D. Morrison, Jr Mr. Showers United States

Social Calendar Highlights With Meeting Place Changes

Thursday Child Study meets 8 p.m. at rooms east entrance to Y M C A with notice of venue change. Friday Woman's Guild of St Pauls church 1 30 p m bring funds for church sale. Ladies Aid Society groups meet 2 30 p m with listed hosts. Saturday W R C 2 30 p m Legion hall. Veterans and Daughters meet at Bos Legion hall. other groups include Laughters of Union Veterans and Valley Ladies Aid with all day events and sack lunch.

Y.M. C.A Woman's Guild St. Paul's Church Ladies Aid Society of Presbyterian Church F. W. Eastwood Fred L. Moore Leslie Zook Rebekah C.F. Hall Union Veterans Bos Legion Hall A. W. Clow Valley Ladies Aid Society Nora Sheetz

Birthday Greetings For Local Residents

Today marks birthdays for Cathryn Anna Jarrard daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Jarrard Linden F Harding son of Mr and Mrs James Harding of Kansas City eight year old Douglas Allen Cole son of Mr and Mrs Dale Cole seven year old Victor Bowen son of Mr and Mrs J C Bowen nineteen year old Helen Kathryn Sueppel daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Sueppel niece of Betty Jo Anderson of Muscatine and others including Rosalie Combs Duane Wittmer W B Dupuis Wilfred Smith and Jesse Radda plus several celebrants in the community.

Cathryn Anna Jarrard Clarence Jarrard Jesse Radda Betty Jo Anderson Muscatine Douglas Allen Cole Dale Cole Victor Bowen J. C. Bowen Rosalie Combs Duane Wittmer Wayland W. B. Dupuis Wilfred Smith Helen Kathryn Sueppel Leo Sueppel Linden F. Harding James Harding Kansas City

Bethel Missionary Society Holds April Meeting

The April meeting of the Bethel Missionary Society took place yesterday afternoon with twelve members and two visitors present. Myrtle Pearson led devotions, Mrs Alvin Shaw conducted the lesson, and Mrs Harry Dye reported on the Presbyterial for missionary societies in Iowa City. Social time followed with refreshments served by the hostesses led by Mrs Cherry.

Bethel Missionary Society Godfrey Juzeler Charles Rothlisberger Johrn Cherry George Genkinger Myrtle Pearson Alvin Shaw Harry Dye Iowa City Cherry

Mrs. Robert Reaney Hosts Home Makers Club Meeting

Mrs. Robert Reaney hosted the Home makers club yesterday with nine members present plus guests. Vice president Callie Woodburn led the business session in the president’s absence, roll call yielded garden hints, and a flower bulb exchange was arranged. Refreshments were served by the hostesses and Mrs Keller and Mrs Hubert Redlinger. next meeting will be with Mrs A J Robertson.

Robert Reaney Homemakers Club Bart Redlinger D. P. Livingstor Ray Redlinger Max Keller Wilbur Jackson Barbara Jean Billy Redlinger Callie Woodburn Harold Ahrens Tom Stirling Hal Richards Keller Hubert Redlinger A. J. Robertson

Mrs Harding Remembered Here as Alta Grecian

A local tribute states Mrs Harding will be remembered here under the name Alta Grecian. The note highlights her chosen identity and community memory.

Mrs. Harding

Fashion goods and uniforms amid war bond drive nationally

A wartime shopping notice touts dresses coats suits hats and straws while noting delays in nursing uniforms from the Nelly Don contract. It urges purchasing bonds and supporting the war effort, claiming sales like two fur coats today and offering summer payment terms.

County convention misses two guest speakers in Iowa City

Mrs. Hubbard of Iowa City urged club women to support war efforts and rationing as a personal duty after Pearl Harbor. She called for less crabbing, more sharing, and practical help for service members and home front, ending with a appeal to get busy with hands and minds.

Hitler Hirohito Mushmouth Showers KE. T. Hubbard Iowa City Hubard South Pacific W.A.A.C Pearl Harbor Crabbing Mrs. Hubbard

Sunshine Club Hosts Mothers Day Guest Day

Mrs. Jesse Stout hosted a Sunshine Community Club event with seventeen members, their mothers, and guests including Mrs. Arthur Conrad, Mrs. Taylor Stout, and Mrs. John Simmering. The program featured poems, hints on household topics, Blue Willow china talk, a news report, patriotic singing, a cooperative letter to a sick member, a flower exchange, and seasonally themed refreshments.

Jesse Stout Sunshine Community Club Arthur Conrad Wayland Taylor Stout Brighton John Simmering Dale Cole George Chalupa Geraldine Frank Sehneider Burdette Stover Edme Koehler Clyde Thompson Marion Sheetz Donald Simmering Mary Lee Richards

Dehydrated Vegetables Pressed Into Bricks Amid Metal Shortage

Dehydrated vegetables are compressed into brick shapes and wrapped in diverse packing materials as a substitute for scarce metals, notably tin, in packaging and preservation processes.

Dessert Bridge Hosted by Mrs. McCleery for Y's Menettes

Mrs. Richard McCleery hosted a dessert party for Y's Menettes Tuesday evening. Guests joined after the regular dinner meeting, seating at one table with spring floral arrangements and lit tapers. The bridge club awarded high score to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young and low score to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnston. Additional guests included Mrs. Milburn Meshey of Kikhart Indiana and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young.

Richard McCleery Y's Bridge Club Y’s Men's Club McCleery Robert Young Richard Johnston Milburn Meshay Kikhart, Ind

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