Many Former Members Attend Family Picnic Homemakers Club
Family event for the Homemakers club of Taylor No. 9 drew about 650 attendees at Sunset Park pavilion. Mrs. Jackson provided flowers and Mrs. Munson, Mrs. Wilber Jackson, Mrs. Davis Kleese, and Mrs. Arthur Wiley organized the supper arrangements. Former members listed include Tom Stirling Ray Redlinger Earl Redlinger Mary Starr Wray Phillips Dale Robertsor Wes Myers Bernice Stafford and her son, from locations including Washington Ainsworth Keola Grants Pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club
Taylor No. 9
Sunset Park
Sam Munson
Wilber Jackson
Davis Kleese
Arthur Wiley
Jackson
Tom Stirling
Ray Redlinger
Earl Redlinger
Mary Starr
Washington
Wray Phillips
Dale Robertsor
Ainsworth
Wes Myers
Keola
Bernice Stafford
Grants Pass
Ore
Crawfordsville Picnic Honors Emma Spring and Granddaughter
A Sunday picnic dinner at the Crawfordsville home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hesseltine honored Mrs. Emma Spring and her granddaughter Neta Perkins of Clayton New Mexico. Attendees included numerous relatives from Tama Washington Moline Fairfield Lewistown Wayland and Burlington plus extended families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Hesseltine
Crawfordsville
Emma Spring
Neta Perkins
Clayton
New Mexico
C. FE. Sackett
Roger
Ruth
Carol
Tama
Ralph Williams
Leo Mangold
Dean Moore
W. S. Moriarty
Less Hesseltine
Jean
Mro
Roy Moriarty
Ellen
Roy
Victor Holzworth
Donna
Glenn
Victor Hesseltine
Mary
Joe
Jerry Lee
Peggy
Tommy
Harry
Sarah
Wayland
Delores Warner
Burlington
Pansy Hill Club Holds Family Picnic
The Pansy Hill club hosted a family picnic at the Stan Kiesey home on Tuesday evening with 37 attendees. Families included the Thompsons Brutys Koe nigs Wilsons and several others. several guests from Crown Point Indiana also attended. committee members served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Hill Club
Stan Kiesey
Glen Thompson
Walter Bruty
Erwin Koenig
Sylvia Wilson
Earl Davis
Dale Woodburn
John Wagner
Katheryn Flynn
Luther Cram
Kiesey
Billy
Kathryn Sschelman
Crown Point
Ind
George
Danny Flynn
Bob Wilson
Thompson
Crom
Birthday Dinner For Lutheran Ladies Aid Members
The Tr in ity Lutheran Ladies Aid held a birthday dinner at Sunset Park on Tuesday noon honoring six members: Mrs. Axel Anderson Eva Bauer Mrs Glen Yoder Mrs Joe Zimmerman Mrs Ralph Chorpening and Mrs 0 H Moll. Rev O H Moll led prayer and the quarterly discussion on Gaining the Indifferent World Ling continued. The scripture read John 4 7 10 6 Y 6 and the afternoon topic was presented by Mrs R J Tanner with a reading of The Old Fam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
Sunset Park
Axel Anderson
Eva Bauer
Glen Yoder
Joe Simmering
Ralph Chorpening
0. H. Moll
O. H. Moll
Apostle Creed
R. J. Tanner
Average American car travels almost 10000 miles yearly
Industry calculations show the typical automobile in the United States covers close to 10 000 miles each year. The figure reflects ongoing usage patterns across households and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
August Bride Engagement for Kay Cherry and Jim Thoma
Mr and Mrs John A Cherry announce the engagement of their daughter Kay to Jim Thoma son of Mr and Mrs Orville Thoma of Ainsworth The couple plan to wed on Friday August 22 and will reside in Washington Kay is a Washington High School graduate and Jim Thoma a graduate of Ainsworth High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Cherry
Ter
Kay
Jim Thomp
Orville Thoma
Ainsworth
Miss Cherry
Washington High School
Mr. Thoma
Ainsworth High School
Washington
4-H Cinderellas Host Local Achievement Day
Nine members and two leaders attended with twelve guests including judge Mrs. Bush of Wellman. Demonstrations by Percy Stewart and Phillis Martin highlighted the event as plans for county fair were set and tours of members’ rooms were shown to Wyoming guest Carmen Tyrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bush
Wellman
Percy Stewart
Phillis Martin
Linda Stewart
Janice
Joyee Statler
Wyoming
Rosemary Club Meets With Mrs Rex Crandall
Mrs Rex Crandall hosted the Rosemary club on Tuesday afternoon. Four bridge tables produced high scorer Mrs Clive Gray and low, Mrs Charles Casper. prize went to birthday celebrant Mrs John Cherey. Seventy fourteen members attended with Mrs Tommy Walker Mrs Joe Martin and three children Kathryn Flora Marilyn Bell and Lyon Martin. Freshments were served with assistance from Mrs Dell Waik ero and Mrs Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Crandall
Rosemary Club
Clive Gray
Charles Casper
John Cherey
Tommy Walker
Joe Martin
Kathy Flora
Marilyn Bell
Lyon Martin
Dell Waikero
Gray
IOOF Installs Officer At Regular Meeting
The IOOF held a regular meeting with I. Garrett presiding. Ralph Zeek and Carl Schneider installed Myron Salladay as left supporter of the noble grand. Roy Stewart remains in Washington county hospital. Refreshments followed served by Fred Keplart and P.T. Pere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IOOF
Thesday
I. Garrett
Noble Crand
Ralph Zeek
Crawd Maeter
Carl Sehneider
Myron Salladay
Noble Grand
Roy Stewart
Washington County Hospital
YW Mixers Cancel Swimming Plans After Cool Weather
The YWCA Mixers canceled swimming plans Tuesday evening due to cool weather. The group of girls plus six guests instead ate supper at the city and attended a movie after leaving the local Y around 6 o clock with Charlotte Karll and Dorothy Turnipseid providing transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Love City
Charlotte Karll
Dorothy Turnipseed
Tation
Congress Authorizes Washington National Monument Erection
Congress authorized the erection of the Washington National Monument in 1848 signaling federal support for a grand memorial. The action set in motion plans to honor the nation’s capital and its history with a lasting public monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington National Monument
Pre-nuptial Courtesy Honors Miss Bailey at Breakfast
Martha Whittaker and Audrey Steele hosted a breakfast Tuesday at Martha Whittaker's home for future bride Marsha Bailey. Former high school classmates presented a crvetal in her chosen pattern as a keepsake. Table decor followed Miss Bailey's green and yellow color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Whittaker
Audrey Steele
Marsha Bailey
Miss Bailey
Social Calendar Notices Mixed with Delayed Details
Community events listed include ice cream socials at St James hall and a West Chester sunset park picnic postponed to August 14. Meetings cover Christian women, missionary projects, women of the Old Testament groups, and a First Baptist church circle with transportation details and host names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship
Dave Thompson
Dear Storms
Sunset Park
West Chester
Coc
Organ Program at Ainsworth Draws Local Interest
Kenneth Peter, noted organist from Davenport, will present an electric organ concert at Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening August 7. The program includes To the Evening Star Salut d Amour Hymn Abide With Me My Faith Looks Up to Thee Hallelujah Chorus Handel Consolation and Mendelssohn selections. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Kenneth Peterson
Trivcities
Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church
Peterson
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Davenport
Handel Consolation
Mendelsohn
Young Adults Meet at M. R. Flickinger Home
The First Presbyterian Church Young Adult group met at the M. R. Flickinger home Tuesday evening for a cooperative supper. Co hosts were Mr and Mrs Bill Rei. Calvin Wolfe, president, led the business meeting and presented a program on Infant Baptism. The group enjoyed social activities for the rest of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
M. R. Flickinger
Bill Rei
Calvin Wolfe
Hymns and Children Prayer Songs Cited
A list of child oriented hymns and musical titles including Jesus Loves Me We are Jesus' Little Children Jesus Wants me For a Sunbeam and classical works Vision Pheinberger A Perfect Dave Bond appears among program notes or hymn entries with unidentified composer notes.
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Jesus
Paris
Annelieus
Vision Pheinberger
Dave
Uu. Bond
September 4 Meeting At Irvin Whitham Home
The next meeting is set for September 4 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Whitham with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bannister serving as co hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Whitham
Russell Bannister
Moist heat methods for lamb cuts
The guide lists lamb cuts suitable for moist heat or bruising including breast shoulder chens neck slices shanks and kidneys. It notes moist heat as a cooking method for these cuts and mentions bruising as an alternative preparation.
Pricing Note for Men's Short Sleeve Shirts at Hrody's Ad
A Monday advertisement for Men's Short Sleeve Sport Shirts at Hrody's contained a pricing error. The correct price should be 1.49 dollars, not 81.79, likely a typographical mistake in the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrody
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Lutheran Ladies Aid
Ium
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Wolf Floral Co
Milton Ross
Janet
Ily
Cotter
Detroit
Mie
Nlyme
RADIO
The
TV Service Guild
Payne’s
Radio Shop
South Second
Washington, Iowa
Fred Keplart
Cou TA Pere
Washington Monument
St. James Co
Celal Hall
Ainsworth Ofs
Masonic Temple
Jennie Adams Cirete
Baptist Church
Roddie Schmidt
Raymond Hasty
Rouleau
Christian Wormer Fellowship
Fred Chalupa
Echurel
Hatlie Shrader
Claud Tucker
Friendship Club
Victor Peiffer
Nina Bowers
First Bay Fist Church
Transportation Committee
Ben Cop. Poek
the Evening Star
M. R. Flickinger Home
Swansdown
Peaches
del Monte
del Monte Pineapple
Pascal Celery
Bartlet
Lipton’s
Box Wheaties
Sunkist
Rath
Rae
Connelly's
G. I. Stove
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