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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1942

Page

8

Local events note auctions and talks on frontier front page

The front page lists: prize winning beef sold at the Armory auction conducted by Bill Bruty, a park talk by Dr. F W Eastwood Sunday night, and a community drive yielding over 20 tons of old metal. Also mentions Mrs Guy Stansberry visiting family in town and Myrla Stephens earning an A B degree from Iowa State Teachers College to teach in Cedar Rapids next year. Merle Gallagher travels to Philadelphia on business with plans to return. his family stays with Irve Gallagher. possible assignment to Honolulu.

Myrla Stephens Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Rapids Merle Gallagher Philadelphia United Alrlines Canada Irve Gallagher Honolulu

Rocking Chair Brigade Receives Two Simple Refriger ator Rolls Recipes

From Lynn Massachusetts the Rocking Chair Brigade shares two easy home recipes via Mrs Ruddock The first makes refriger ator rolls using hot water salt shortening sugar a yeast cake and eggs The method blends hot and warm mixtures with flour to form a dough ready to bake

Lynn Mass

We Sell the Des Moines Tribune Daily and Sunday

Daily and Sunday Des Moines Tribune for sale. Historic newspaper with archival value, bundles available. Includes typical front-page layout and local news sections. Suitable for collectors and researchers seeking mid century Iowa journalism.

The Chicago Sun Chicago Tribune Chicago Herald- American Des Moines Register Des Moines Tribune

Weather Update for Northwest South and East Areas

Cooler conditions prevail across the northwest and south and east portions with scattered showers in the south central and east. Hog trading leads at top 15.10 with 2,000 head reported in markets.

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Pilotburg Plans For Homecoming and Local Notes

Pilotburg sets its homecoming for September 13 with a request for absentee greetings. Lookout school starts August 24, with Marguerite Vodicka as teacher. Summaries of community birthdays, visits, teaching assignments, 4 H livestock ribbons, and sympathies to Turnipseed and Chalupa families.

Dough Handling and Rising Steps for Biscuits

Grease top of dough and refrigerate four or five days. Cut dough as needed and shape into biscuits or balls, place in oiled pans or muffin tins, cover. Let rise in warm place until double in bulk, about 14 hours at 80 to 85 degrees F, or four hours at room temp. Bake hot for 12 to 15 minutes, then brush with butter or salad oil.

Cookie Recipe for Butter Sugar Shortening Mix

Cream shortening and sugar until smooth. Beat in eggs. Stir in flour soda salt vanilla and remaining ingredients. Chill and drop by half teaspoonfuls on a cookie sheet. Bake at 375 degrees for 10 to 12 minutes yields about 75 cookies.

Graveside Service Planned for Mrs. Dora J. McKee

A graveside service will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. in Conesville Cemetery for Dora J. McKee 86 of Denver Colorado who died August 19. She was born March 6 1856 in Coshocton County Ohio and moved to Conesville as a young woman. Several nieces survive. Miami Valley area residents and relatives are listed in a string of local visits and social notes following the notice.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Conesville Dora J. McKee Denver Colo Coshocton County Ohio March Joseph Elizabeth Nelson

Richmond Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs Elizabeth Conklin returns to Iowa City after months with her sister Mrs Frank West Pot Wim Stumpf visits with his father George Stumpf who is stationed at St Leonard Wood Missouri Mrs Elizabeth Pieper and Mrs John Anderson of Ft Madison visit the Stumpf home Frank Lintz family and Henry Koening dine with Mrs Wim Lintz at Riverside Rita Strabaia of Town City visits at parental Wino Strabala home John and Mildred Blum visit at the John Blum home

Pjr Brighton Lucille Strabala West Liberty Harry Strabala William Grinstead Iola Jean Gary Ind Frank Welte A. A. Belin Geraldine Chicago Ralph Weisley Aurthur Page Oregon J. Kiefer Louis Sexton Paul Stumpf Pvt Wm. Stumpf Ottumwa Camp Ft. Leonard Wood Father Boeckman Miss Atkins Wm. Shalla Leo Sharp Richmond Elizabeth Conklin Iowa City Frank Weste Pot Wim. Stumpf George Stumpf St. Leonard Wood Missouri Elizabeth Pieper John Anderson Ft. Madison Frank Lintz Henry Koening Wim. Lintz Riverside Rita Strabaia Town City Wino Strabala John Blum Mildred

Notable Curbside Treats Measure Crisp Yet Sweet

A casual remark praises crisp bites and suggests O Henry bars as a refined option. The lines imply tasting notes and a nod to classic candy choices without detailing production or sourcing.

Goats Plague Worsens in Mount Egmont National Park

Mount Egmont National Park in New Zealand faces a goat plague with about eight hundred goats shot in the past year. The outbreak began after settlers released the animals several years ago, according to Auckland reports.

National Park Mount Egmont New Zealand Auckland

Larceny Inc Opens at Fox Theatre

Warner Bros comedy opens Sunday starring Edward G Robinson as a gangster drawn into honest business. Jane Wyman plays his adopted daughter and Roderick Crawford portrays a loyal partner. A plan to rob a bank slides when a leather goods shop venture and sales stunts boost business.

Warner Bros Larceny, Inc Fox Theatre Edward G. Robinson Brother Orchid Little Caesar Robinson Jane Wyman Roderick Crawford Mr. Crawford Jack Carson Robbinson Crawford Anthony Quinn

R. Jones Buys Hugh Hall Home

Hugh Hall sold his residence in Ainsworth to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jones. The item lists several local social visits and travels including Mrs. Hilda Olds in Davenport, Mrs. Wylie Anderson in Chicago, and trips by Milo Arthur family and others. Community notices describe birthdays and visits across Iowa locations such as Washington and Des Moines.

Ainsworth Hugh Hall Russell Jones H. Leatherbery Tipton W. I. Smylie Clifford Campbell Washington Hilda Olds Davenport Wylie Anderson Miranda Mary Martin Chicago Clarence Hamilton Milo Arthur Jimmy Mas Jelle Minnesota Thelma Peterson Des Moines Broad

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