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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1950

Page

2

Sunshine Community Club Chicken Fry Enjoyed Thursday

Thirty six members and families gathered at the Burdette Stover home for a chicken fry hosted by the Sunshine Community Club. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John MacConahey and Mrs. Ida Berry of Brighton, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Montgomery and Mrs. Katherine Wilson of Ainsworth, Mrs. Harm Stubbe of Tucson, Ariz., Joan Chalupa, and Mrs. Henry Sutherland. The supper committee was Mrs. Will Richards and Mrs. Pete Koehler with entertainment led by Mrs. John Koehler and Mrs. Elmer Wenger. Plays "The First Client" and "Unaccepted Apologies" featured Mrs. Lyle Wilcox, Mrs. Jesse Stout, and Mrs. Dale Richards, plus readings by Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. George Taylor. Charles Wolfe told several stories.

John MacConahey Ida Berry Brighton Malcom Montgomery Katherine Wilson Ainsworth Harm Stubbe Tucson Ariz Joan Chalupa Henry Sutherland Will Richards Pete Koehler John Koehler Elmer Wenger Lyle Wilcox Jesse Stout Dale Richards George Taylor Sutherland Charles Wolfe

Ferguson family reunion and local gatherings listed

Social calendar lists events around Washington Kalona road and Sunset Park. Reunions for Ferguson family, 1945 class, Moothart and Dunbar families with potluck dinners and social activities at Sunset Park, West Chester Country Club and Methodist church lawn. Continuous rain contingency noted for the Young People ice cream social.

Ferguson Charles Jeffries Washington Kalona Road Rebekah Lodge C.F. Hall Sunset Park Moothart Dunbar West Chester Methodist Methodist Church

Legion Auxiliary Meeting Reported in Crawfordsville

The Crawfordsville Legion Auxiliary met Wednesday with 18 members present. Mrs. Carl Atkinson hosted. two readings were given by Mrs. Art Orris and luncheon was served by Atkinson with assistance from several members. The group will serve pop and coffee at the Delo Farrier sale on August 22.

Crawfordsville Legion Auxiliary Delo Farrier Carl Atkinson Art Orris Atkinson Orris Harold Spang Jer Myral Simith Latimer Davis

County WCTU Meets Here August 31

Fourteen members of the county W C T U met at the home of Mrs. Ben Coppock Thursday afternoon. The county meeting will be held August 31 at the Washington Presbyterian church with Mrs. J A Hawthorne presiding. Officers for the coming year include Mrs. Ray Sopka president, Mrs. Hawthorne vice president, Mrs. Bessie Wead secretary, and Mrs. Dora Bolar treasurer.

W.C.T.U Ben Coppock Washington Presbyterian Church J. A. Hawthorne America the Beautiful Jacob DeKoning Russell Bell Coppock T. F. Barker Pearl Whistler J. M. Finney Stella Ginkinger Hawthorne Barker J. OM. Finney Ray Sopka Bessie Wead Dora Bolar

Wiener Roast Honors Wilma Tait at Sunset Park

Mrs. Bill Cole of Sigourney and Mrs. Lloyd Turnipseed Jr. hosted a wiener roast Wednesday evening at Sunset park in honor of Wilma Tait. The event featured socializing and a bridal shower gift presentation for Miss Tait. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. James Harrison of Colorado Springs and Mrs. Gerald DeLong of West Chester.

Bill Cole Sigourney Lloyd Turnipseed Jr Sunset Park Wilma Tait Miss Tait James Harrison Colorado Springs Colo Gerald DeLong West Chester

Cedar Clippers 4-H Hold Local Achievement Day

The Cedar Clippers 4-H club met at leader Mrs. Maurice Crawford's home on Thursday evening with club mothers as guests. Plans were made for county achievement days and garments were chosen for the county exhibit. Ruth Witthoft to represent the club as better groomed girl. judging team includes Janice Booth, Miss Witthoft, and Waudle Maas. Miss Witthoft and Miss Booth lead the special feature. Refreshments were served by the hostess.

Cedar Clippers 4-H Club Maurice Crawford Ruth Witthoft Janice Booth Miss Witthoft Waudle Maas Miss Booth

Canned Goods Shower Honors Recent Bride

A canned goods shower honoring Mrs. Richard Kester was held Thursday evening. Mrs. Clarke Miller and Pat Nicola hosted at the Miller home. Guests wrote advice for the bride in her scrap book as pink and white streamers hung above the refreshment table where eight guests gathered.

Richard Kester Clarke Miller Pat Nicola Miller

Canned Milk Dessert: Lemon Gelatine Chocolate Layers

Evaporated milk mixed with unflavored gelatine and lemon juice creates a two flavored refrigerated dessert. Layered with chocolate wafers and crumbs, the mold is chilled until firm and unmolded for eight servings.

Ewes Mucouil

Dorothy Allen to Claude D Sirois Married in Chicago

Mr and Mrs Ralph Stewart announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Allen to Claude D Sirois. The ceremony was July 29 at Monroe Street Baptist Church Chicago with Rev D McCall officiating. The couple will reside in Chicago.

Ralph Stewart Dorothy Allen Claude D. Sirois Monroe Street Baptist Church Chicago Rev D. McCall Herman Stieg Crete Ill Bears Roebuck Piper Baking Company Chi- Cao

Cooperative Supper Enjoyed by Kolah Club Members

Members and their families of the Kolah club enjoyed a cooperative picnic supper Tuesday evening at Sunset Park. After the meal the evening was spent socially.

Kolah Club Sunset Park

Pupils Present Piano Recital at Murdock Studio

Four girls from Mrs. Murdock’s piano class performed for 25 guests at the Murdock studio on Thursday afternoon. Participants included Mildred Bower Wilma Graber Barbara Harlan and Betty Fritz with Lidvil Iritz on accordion. After the recital games were played and refreshments served by Marlene DuVoison of Chicago.

Charles Murdock Murdock Mildred Bower Wilma Graber Wayland Barbara Harlan Betty Fritz Lidvil Iritz

Annual Booth Reunion at Sunset Park

The Booth reunion met Thursday August 17 at Sunset Park with noon dinner. Clarence Booth elected president Karl Gooth vice president and Mrs M L McCreedy secretary treasurer. Read responses from Dice Waggoner East Randolph NY Wendell Booth Long Island NY and many Booth family members attended.

Booth Sunset Park Clarence Booth Karl Gooth M. L. McCreedy Dice Waggoner East Randolph N. Y Wendell Booth Long Island Bert Booth Reel Moore Elsie Moore Ethel Vivian Booth

Power Sprayer Helps Cattle Control Flies

Farmers report using a power sprayer to treat cattle for fly control. The equipment aids quick, even coverage across herds.

Second Annual YWCA Slumber Party Set for Tuesday

The YWCA hosts its second annual slumber party on Tuesday August 22 at the YWCA building. A picnic supper costs 80 cents and transportation to the picnic grounds is provided. Girls should bring blankets and their slumber equipment and reservations go to Marie Blattner by Monday noon.

YWCA Marie Blattner

Potluck Supper By St. Mary's Circle Planned Monthly

St. Mary's circle members and families held a potluck supper at St. James social hall with thirty attendees. Rev R J Kinnavey Rita Tinnes and Mary Kay Redlinger of Des Moines attended. A business meeting set monthly gatherings for the third Thursday. September's meet on the 21st will be at Mr and Mrs Hubert Redlinger's home and include a wiener roast.

St. Mary’s Circle St. Mary's St. James Rev R. J. Kinnavey Rita Tinnes Mary Kay Redlinger Des Moines Hubert Redlinger

Supper Committee Named For Wednesday Event

The organizing group for Wednesday's supper includes Mrs. Orval Schulty Mrs. Charles Ruts Mrs. Everette Swift Mrs. Alma Peiffer Barbara Deiffer and Mrs. Ray Redlinger as the in charge volunteers.

Orval Schulty Charles Ruts Everette Swift Ate Peiffer Barbara Deiffer Ray Redlinger

Ash-tray design tips for clear decorative function

The text urges avoiding novelty ash-trays that resemble animals or objects. Prefer simple square round or oblong shapes in solid color and material for cleaner, more decorative and less confusing guest experience.

Locate your millhouse on the clean side of the barn

A practical instruction notes placing the millhouse away from the cowyard and silo for cleanliness and efficient workflow. It emphasizes a tidy barn layout with the millhouse positioned on the clean side.

Junior Fair urged to join conservation and fabric identification

The Junior Fair seeks participation in a conservation contest identifying 10 common wild flowers and 10 garden flowers with credit based on participation percentage. A fabric identification task mirrors the floral activity, asking for fabric name and type. Demonstrators Marjorie Gammon and Donna Cave of Cedar Clip present Sewing is Mean with a Dirty Machine to teach cleaning and adjustment of a sewing machine.

Marjorie Gammon Donna Cave Cedar Clippers

County girls win spot at state fair during Demonstration Festival

The text notes that the girls earned the right to represent the county at the state fair during the Demonstration Festival held in the last week of July.

Chine

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