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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1948

Page

2

United Presbyterian Church Meeting Plans Discussed

Congregational gathering of the United Presbyterian church set for Wednesday evening August 18 at 7 30 to review proposals from the Building Committee. Milford Cain of Minneapolis and daughter Miriam visited the area. George Wells sale features a 1937 two door Ford sedan. Mrs. McCleery and Mrs. Sowden discussed gift show experiences in Chicago and Merchandise Mart displays.

Congregational Meeting The United Presbyterian Church Milford Cain Minneapolis, Minn Miriam George Wells Howard MecCleery Chicago Merchandise Mart United Presbyterial Church

Coon visits with grandparents Aunts in Franklin

Murray and Phyllis Coon visited grandparents and aunts from Monday until Wednesday while parents Everette and Mrs Coon were away. Deborah Brenneman is spending this week with Raymond family.

W.Y Durst Franklin Murray Phyllis Coon Everette Coon Deborah Brenneman Raymond

Social Calendar Notes From Community Page

Social calendar items list church meetings picnics pot luck suppers and club gatherings at Sunset Park and Silver Lake with dates times and host names. Local families and groups such as Daughters of Union Veterans Sunshine Bluebirds 4H and W C T A are noted along with recent visits and small personal notices.

Sunshine Bluebirds Wayne Erwin United Presbyterian Church Homemakers Club Sunset Park New Haven Mothers and Friends Virginia Dare

Nu Phi Mu Installed By Miss O. Ericson

Nu Phi Mu Iowa Tau chapter was established during a candlelight ritual at Willets showroom 110 East Main Street. Miss Dorothy Ericson led the installation as international representative with Mrs. Lloyd Turnipseed Jr as acting advisor and Miss Lois Hines named vice president. New members and officers were announced ahead of the September 6 installation date.

Willits East Main Street Dorothy Ericson Nu Phi Mu Sorority Iowa Tau Nu Phi Mu Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Lloyd Turnipseed Turnipseed Somene Kansas City Missouri YMCA Rainbow Girls Organization McCleery- Cumming Co Washington John McGaffey McGaffey Ericson Town Tau Dale Duttweiler Nu Phi Mus Roselyn Mayer Charlotte Little Jean Bower Virginia Kane el Dora Peiffer Mary Swift

Kiene Family Spends Sunday With Mrs Stransky at Pilotsburg

The John Kiene family shared a Sunday afternoon gathering with Mrs Frank Stransky in Pilotsburg, detailing a pleasant social visit in the small community.

John Kiene Frank Stransky Pilotsburg

Legion Post Elects New Officers in Columbus Junction

Officers named include Le Roy Hughes as commander Howard Davis as vice commander Job Henson as adjutant Marvin Teeter as Sergeant at arms Marvin Smith as historian Robert Reaney as service officer Frank Spaeth e as finance officer Donald Howell as chaplain The executive committee lists Richard Utter E A Pine T A Lewis H P Edmondson and W H Hull.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Aus Amercan Legion le Roy Hughes Howard Davis Job Henson Marvin Teeter Marvin Smith Robert Reaney Frank Spaethe Donald Howell

First Dairy College at Wisconsin Founded in 1891

The first school of dairy husbandry was established at the University of Wisconsin in 1891 marking a milestone in agricultural education.

First Dairy College University of Wisconsin

Hospital Listings and Births from Local Community

Admitted Saturday Alvin Hahn Crawfordsville and Mrs George Sojka underwent minor procedures yesterday Mrs Richard Long Brighton and Mary Brohm had tonsil surgery. A son was born to Dale Bower and a son to Leon ard Pacha at 10 40 p m and 7 55 p m respectively. Dismissed yesterday Mrs Richard Slead Keota and her daughter Delores Adams.

Alvin Hahn Crawfordsville George Sojka Richard Long Brighton Mary Brohm Dale Bower Leonard Pacha Richard Slead, Keota Delores Adams

Dinner Guests At Dusendery Residence Near West Chester

Around Town notes Sunday dinner guests included Martha Schiff of St. Louis Missouri and Mr and Mrs Marion Hearron of Des Moines, visiting at the Harry A Dusendery residence near West Chester in Minneapolis Minnesota area.

Milford Cain Minneapolis, Minn Martha Schiff St. Louis, Mo Marion Hearron Des Moines Harry A. Dusendery Near West Chester

Baker baby born in Kansas City weighs 5 pounds 1 ounce

A son weighing 5 pounds 1 ounce was born August 6 to Mr and Mrs Carroll Baker of Kansas City Missouri. Mrs Baker is sister of Mrs Robert E Thomas of this city.

Carroll Baker Kansas City

Riverside Birthday Party Honors Joanlee White

Joanlee White aged six was feted at her grandmother’s Riverside home. Attending were Andrea Levy Jimmy Metz Mrs Clement Dautremont and son Dennis Mrs Vernon Stagner and Dick Craig Miss Joyce Pitt Larry Rummelhart Miss Jean Stump and Dick Cummings all of Riverside and Mrs Al Erbe with Susan and Nancy plus Clee Alt and Mrs Bess Adams of Iowa City.

Joanlee White Maxine White Ole O’loghlin Riverside Andrea Levy Jimmy Metz Clement Dautremont Dennis Vernon Stagner Dick Craig Joyce Pitt Larry Rummelhart Jean Stump Dick Cummings al Erbe Susan Nancy Clee Alt Bess Adams Iowa City

Wiener Roast Replaces Club Meeting in Riverside Park

Better Riverside club members gathered in Riverside park for a wiener roast with twelve attendees. The group reported plenty of food and mosquitos present during the event.

Better Riverside Club Riverside Park

Parliamentary houses: royal residence with historic privileges

The houses of Parliament sit in a royal residence dating from before the Norman conquest to Henry VIII. Parliament later moved, but the building retains royal privileges exempting it from certain civic regulations.

Houses of Parliament Britain Henry VIII

New Bee Breeding Aims For Hardier Gentle Honey Bees

Scientists employing dairy cow breeding and hybrid corn methods control queen mating to produce gentler bees that sting less and work harder. The goal includes stronger pollinators and bees resistant to foulbrood disease for increased honey production.

Amlong Gardiner Vow In Washington Methodist Church

Betty Amlong of Davenport daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Amlong and Robert H Gardiner of Davenport son of Mrs Frank Smith were married in the Washington Methodist Church by Rev Walter Smith on Sunday August 15 at 4 00 PM The couple plans a New London Conn honeymoon and will reside at 42116 E 14th Davenport Iowa for seven months before moving to New London The ceremony featured a frosted marquisette gown with yellow roses and white camellias in the bride’s bouquet Attendants included Mrs Dale Elliot matron of honor and ushers Burrell Along Donald Edwards and Alvin Nelson The Gardiners were attended by many out of town guests from Davenport New London Belmond What Cheer and Iowa City

Betty Areleen Amlong Davenport Cecil Amlong Route 4 Washington Robert Howard Gardiner Frenk Smith New London Conn Walter Smith Dale Elliot Gardiners E. 14Th Barber Florence Smith Donald Edwards Herb Beranek Fred Edwards Alice Burrell Amlong Jimmie Iowa City Ruth Michaelson Alvin Nelson Dale Filiott William Tschopp LaVerne Miller Ida King Belmound Fred Desing Ft. Dodge Gerald Elliot Whatcheer

Washington Holds Notable Share of U.S. Standing Timber

A Timber State report notes that about one sixth of the nation’s standing timber lies within Washington state. The figure highlights Washington as a major wood resources province, with implications for industry and conservation policy.

United States Washington State

Catholic Daughters Hold Regular Meeting At K C Hall

The Catholic Daughters of America met for their regular monthly gathering at K C hall. Grand Regent Eleanor Marie led the business session and welcomed new members. Plans for the officers installation on September 8 were finalized with a 6:30 potluck. Margaret Hines chaired supper with Mary Birka Mary Baker and Margaret Payne as committee. Genevieve Ledger led entertainment a Iowa knowledge quiz and bingo with prizes. Lunch was provided by Genevieve Ledger Nettie Boyd Mary Duncan and Elizabeth Kurtz.

Catholic Daughters’ of America K. C. Hall Eleanor Marie Margaret Hines Mary Bir Mary Baker Margaret Payne Genevieve Ledger Iowa Nettie Boyd Mary Duncan Elizabeth Kurtz

Quinine Fails to Cure Malaria

Quinine suppresses malaria symptoms but does not prevent or cure the disease. When treatment ends, malaria returns.

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