Humorous After Dinner Program At Country Club
An Information Please program entertained about 18 guests after a family night dinner at the country club. Decorations featured summer flowers and a two course meal was served by the August committee. Attendees included Dr. J. S. Newton, Dr. Florence Yount and son John, Lt. Comdr. Robert Stutsman, Barbara Poole, Virginia Stutsman, Mrs. Orville Elder, I. Rothschild, Bill Hamner, William McConaughy, Alan Levret, Janet Cummins, Butch and Pussy Moses, and A. E. Balargie. Baldrige led the quiz with a team including Dr. A. W. Clow and several guests. High scores in bridge went to Mrs. Lester Orr and Mr. Baldrige.
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Country Club
J. S. Newton
Boston
Mass
Florence Yount
John
Prescott, Ariz
Robert Stutsman
Patuxent River
Barbara Poole
Virginia Stutsman
Missionary Society Meeting at Baptist Church
Mrs Rex Crandall hosted the August meeting of the Women's Missionary Society. President Mrs C C Rothlisberger led a brief business session while Mrs Boyd Foster presented the lesson topics. Guests included Mrs John Moss Miss Davis and Beverly Crandall and refreshments followed.
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Rex Crandall
Auggess
Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
C. C. Rothlisberger
Boyd Foster
John Moss
Miss Davis
Beverly Crandall
Foster
Crandath
Social Calendar List of Club and Legion Activities
The notice outlines events for a Tuesday and Wednesday: Women's Missionary Society evening division of U P church with an oper ative supper at John A Stewart home and a guest meeting bring dish to pass. American Legion Post and Auxiliary chicken fry at Sunset Park with rain plan at K C hall. Garden department cooperative picnic at Sunset Park bringing sugar for iced tea. Wednesday Country club women golf and a cooperative luncheon at the club house with Wellman members as guests. attendees to notify Mrs C R Wilson or Mrs R E Arthur. last meeting of the season.
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Women's Missionary Society
U.P. Church and
John A. Stewart
American Legion Post
Sunset Park
K. C. Hall
Garden Dept
Country Club
Wellman Country Club
C. R. Wilson
R. E. Arthur
OPA Raises Newsprint Price Across U S Markets
The Office of Price Administration announced a seven dollar per ton increase in newsprint to curb diversion to foreign markets. The ceiling rises to 74 dollars per ton in 38 port cities, with higher regional prices to cover freight. Three reasons cited include preventing Canadian diversion, deterring domestic mills from shifting to pricier paper, and allowing higher wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Canada
Dolores Arnold and Richard Long Wed in Brighton Ceremony
Ernest Arnold of Brighton announces the marriage of his daughter Dolores Arnold of Washington to Richard E. Long, son of Mr and Mrs Omer Long of Richland. The double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev Simmons in Farmfield Wednesday.
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Ernest Arnold
Brighton
Dolores Arnold
Washington
Richard E. Long
Omer Long
Richland
Fwomfield
Rev. Simmons
Brighton High School
Mr. Long
Richland High School
Pre Nuptial Party For Doris Canott
Doris Canott was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by her sister in law Mrs. Sam Canott at 918 East Main Street. Miss Canott is to wed Garth Brown of Des Moines in a Methodist church ceremony tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Canott
Sam Canott
Canott
William Perdock
East Main Street
Miss Canott
Garth Brown
Des Moines
Fern Hayes
Perdock
Charlotte Mayer
Marian Stephens
Gracie Kauffman
Virginia Beenblossom
Mary Richards
Martha Canott
Ainsworth
P’hillip Caldwell
Dean Cox
Elaine Thomassen
Birthday Candles Mark Local Children’s Celebrations
The item notes birthdays for Glenda Louise Palmer of Keota, Judith Ann Johnson of Wellman, Patr icia Marie Russell of Brighton, Judith Ann Fredmund, Carl Junior White of Wellman, and Franklin Collins of Ainsworth. Several adults send birthday wishes while others greet neighbors and friends from Rubio to Clay and Wellman.
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Glenda Louise Palmer
Glenn Palmer
Keota
Frank W. Stransky
Marion Stransky
Pilotburg
Judy Ann Johnson
Roy Johnson
Wellman
Patricia Marie Russell
Joseph Russell
Brighton
Judith Ann Fredmund
Lloyd Fredmund
Carl Junior White
Carl E. White
Franklin Collins
Dan Cline
Ainsworth
Newsprint Costs Rise Since December 1945 Increase
Materials costs to newsprint manufacturers have increased since the last rise granted in December 1945. Annual newsprint consumption in the country stands at about 3,250,000 tons, with newspaper publishers as the principal buyers.
No Relief in Sight for Fats Shortage
Washington reports the agriculture department says no relief for the fats and oils shortage, including shortening and cooking oils, for at least a year. Domestic production will not meet demand, and imports, though rising, will be insufficient to close the gap.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Bread Box Cleaning Tip From Home Care Guide
The guide recommends washing the bread box frequently with soap and water and then airing it to prevent any trace of mold.
Lesson Topic and Scripture Selections for August 25
Lesson for August 25 presents selected subjects and scripture texts. The International Council of Religious Education owns copyright and provides use by permission for teaching materials.
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International Council of Religious Education
Keep Your Home Pure and Your Heart Clean
A sermon urges moral reform focusing on marriage as divine, warning that divorce corrupts families and fuels juvenile delinquency. It stresses keeping the home pure, guarding the heart, and filling minds with virtuous thoughts as the path to social renewal.
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Chicago
Satan
Complexion Beauty: Soap Scrub and Warm Water Basics
A good soapy scrub with warm water and a soft brush forms the basis of complexion beauty. The method emphasizes cleansing and gentle exfoliation as foundational skincare.
St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed No Services This August
St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed in Washington announces no services for the remaining Sundays in August as the pastor is on vacation. Sunday school will be held every Sunday at 10 a.m. with Carl Zieglowsky as superintendent. Morning worship resumes Sept 1 at 9 30 a.m. Milo J Phillipi, Pastor.
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St. Paul's
Carl Zieglowsky
Methodist Weekend Services and Choir Practice Schedule
Sunday church activities include classes at 9:45, morning worship at 10:45 led by Dr. Miller with a talk on Withered Hands, Withered Heads, Withered Hearts. Youth Fellowship at 6:30 features institute reports followed by a 7:30 union service in Central Park with Dr. Xerr. Music includes Romance in E Flat, Postlude, The Air For Violin, and Bach pieces by Mrs. Dorothy Grove. choir practice resumes August 28 at 7:30.
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Miller
Methodist
Institute
Central Park
Xerr
United Presbyterian Church
T. D. Williams
Gregory Coin
United Presbyterian Morning Worship Program
The service includes organ preludes and anthems by Russolo Johnston and Roberts with Ralph Kleese as soloist and a Grand Chorus. Morning worship features a sermon Hold Fast to Faith with Bible school at 10 45 and union worship in the park at 7 30. Minister Dr. George Kerr directs music with Carolyn Hamilton and Helen Harvey as staff.
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Mate
Russolo
Johnston
Roberts
Ings
George Kerr
Carolyn Hamilton
Helen Harvey
Trinity Lutheran Church. Sunday services and Bible study
Trinity Lutheran invites all to worship at 302 E 2nd with Bible class at 11 a.m. and Gospel service themed I Will Fear No Evil from Psalm 28. Pastor J. H. Beiderwieden leads. contact 409 Main for information.
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Trinity Lutheran
Church of the Lutheran Hour
J. H. Beiderwieden
Sunday School and Worship Schedule At Local Church
Christian Sunday school at 9 45 A M with morning worship at 10 45 A M Choir practice moved to Friday at 7 5 P M Morning music includes Prelude Prize Song Wagner Offertory Consolation Mendelssohn Solo by John McGaffey To Be Selected Postlude March Mendelssohn Dated with church leaders Thomas Polk minister Fred Bourgeois S S superintendent Boyd White choir director Miss Edith Boileau acting organist
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Wagner
Mendelssohn
John McGaffey
Thomas Polk
Fred Bourgeois
S. S
Boyd White
Edith Boileau
Baptist Morning Service at Union Park A M 10 45
Morning service titled The Riches of Gods Grace with a 7 30 P M program featuring Prelude By The Sea of Galilee Tholine Anthem Follow Me The Master Offertory Andante Religioso Calver Anthem Look On Me and Postlude in G Wheeler Mrs Charles Murdock organist and director Cheryl Nayadley piano Alfred Trenerry minister
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Union Park Service
Sea of Galilee
Tholine
Cottman
Ee Calver
Ackley
Wheeler
Charles Murdock
Cheryl Nayadley
Alfred Trenerry
Immanuel Lutheran Church Service Schedule Ad
Immanuel Lutheran Wisconsin Synod Jefferson and Iowa Ave invites worshipers to Sunday school and Bible class at 9 30 A M and divine worship at 10 30 A M Pastor L M Bleichwehl leads the service Come and worship at the Jefferson Iowa location.
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Jefferson
Iowa Ave
L. M. Bleichwehl
Presbyterian Church Weekly Service Schedule
The 9 45 Sunday school session leads into a 10 45 morning worship with Prelude War March of the Prophet Mendelssohn Junior choir Fairest Lord Jesus Willis Senior choir My God and I, sermon The Kingdoms of This World and Overture Handel. Union service in the park features Dr Kerr preaching at 7 00. Westminster Fellowship and Rev White plan a Crawfordsville trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn
Handel Union
Dr. Kerr
Westminster Fellowship
Rev. White
Crawfordsville
Union service to lead pastorless church held
Vernon Witting as Sunday School Superintendent along with Mrs. A. R. Terrelt Organist and Choir Director and T. E. White as Minister organized a union service to take charge for the church without a pastor.
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Vernon Witting
A. R. Terrelt
T. E. White
Church of Nazarene Sermon and Services Schedule
The Church of Nazarene at 410 E Jefferson lists Sunday activities with Sunday school at 9 45 A M morning worship at 11 00 A M sermon God s Demand of His Children Young People service at 7 15 P M evangelistic service at 8 00 P M missionary service on Thursday door wide open with church leaders Mrs James Robbins Sunday School Supt Mrs O M Himmelreich Missionary President and Ralph E Gray Pastor announced.
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E. Jefferson
James Robbins
O. M. Himmelreich
Ralph E. Gray
Calvary Baptist Invites All to Services
Calvary Baptist invites worshippers to Bible school at 9 30 for all ages. Lyn Sanford of Moody Bible Institute will preach at 10 45. Evening evangelistic service at 8. Mr Sanford leads the service with prayer meeting and Bible study on Wednesday. A E Diddams is pastor.
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Melo Vacha
Lyn Sanford
Moody Bible Institute
Sanford
The
Friendly Church
A. E. Diddams
St James Catholic Mass Schedule Listed
St James Catholic Church announces Masses at 6 7 and 9 A M led by Rev H J Corcoran pastor with service times published for parishioners.
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St. James Catholic
H. J. Corcoran
Christian Tabernacle Weekly Services Schedule
The church announces Sunday worship at 11:00 with a sermon titled Pauls Wastebasket and a morning Bible class at 9:45 for Sunday school. Evening services include a 6:30 young people service and a 7:45 evangelistic sermon Clouds and Rainbows. Midweek prayer on Tuesday 8:00 and Thursday 8:00 led by Pastor W J Stevens.
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Pauls Wastebasket
Valley Churches Announce Vacation Schedule for Sundays
Valley churches suspend services for the remaining Sundays of the vacation period and resume on August 51 with a catechism class at 2 p.m. Walter Sheetz, Sunday school superintendent, says services will be at 10 a.m. Milo J. Phillipi is listed as fasto with details unclear.
Ainsworth Methodist Sunday Services and Sermon Topic
Ainsworth Methodist Church holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. with Herbert Campbell as superintendent. Morning worship follows at 11 a.m. The sermon is titled Where to Lay Up Treasures. No Youth Fellowship in the evening due to World events.
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Herbert Campbell
Mind topic guides Christian Science lesson for August 25 1946
The 1946 lesson sermon for Christian Science Churches centers on Mind with a golden text from Isaiah 14 24 and selections from the Bible and Science and Health. It cites Luke 5 12 13 where Jesus heals a leper and states Truth as God’s remedy to heal and cast out evil.
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Christian Science Churches
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Sunday School and Worship Schedule at Local Churches
New Haven Baptist and Grace Hill Moravian list Sunday school at 9 45 and worship times. West Chester Federated announces Sunday school at 10 A M and preaching at 11 A M with William Brewer delivering the message all welcome. May include O J Fix Arthur Sartor Floyd A Smith and R W Hyle as church officials.
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New Haven
Arthur Sartor
S. S
Floyd A. Smith
Grace Hill
R. W. Hyle
West Chester
Pleasant Hill Christian Bible School and Services
Pleasant Hill Christian hosts Bible school at 10 with co superintendents Howard Benn and Howard Witting and F Allyn Westbrook pastor. Morning worship at 11 features Love Treatment. evening service at 8 with Bob Scott. Wednesday prayer and praise led by Merle Booth student pastor.
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Bible School
Howard Benn
Howard Witting
F. Allyn Westbrook
Cliff Reeves
Bob Scott
Merle Booth
Crawfordsville Churches Plan Sunday Schedule
Sunday school at 10 A M led by Frank Gault with uncertain morning worship. Union service at 8 P M led by Rev White with youth from Washington Presbyterian. Sunday school at 10 A M Joseph Jones superintendent. Worship at 11 A M. Youth Fellowship at 7 P M led by Rev Howard F Rall pastor.
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Joseph Jones
Sup’t
Will file murder charge at Newton
Jasper County Attorney M. J. Carey planned to file an assault with intent to commit murder charge against Lester Adair 45 after a hour long battle with police at his Prairie City home. Sheriff Kay Barber saidAdair had been committed to Mount Pleasant state hospital three times and released in January 1944. Adair barricaded himself in an upstairs room until Deputy Feoville wounded him in the neck. he was hospitalized and listed in satisfactory condition.
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Newton
Iowa
Jasper County
M. J. Carey
Lester Adair
Prairie City
Kay Barber
Adair
R. M. Adair
State Hospital
Mount Pleasant
Barber
Ed Feoville
Seoville
Riverside social notes include visitors from multiple states
Riverside locals record visitors and travel mentions. Guests in the Karl Warr home included Mrs. Arthur Sekman and Ann of Wreewater Oregon Frank Jones Beile Jones and Mrs J Jones of Cedar Rapids and Mr and Mrs Glenn Thompson and Arthur Signal of Vinton Also Mrs A H Pogge returned from a ten day Chicago visit with Mr and Mrs William Dautremont and the Harry Zoot family Rock Island station agent William L Edwards and wife traveled to Eddyville for the former mother’s Cosith funeral services were held there Tuesday Russell White and daughter Joanlee of Boone visited Mrs White's mother Mrs William O’Loughlin Ralph Rickey of Youngstown Ohio visited Lena Ambrose and Frank Bopp
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Riverside
Karl Warr
Arthur Sekman
Daugriter Ann
Wreewater
Oregon
Frank Jones
Beile Jones
J. Jones
Cedar Rapids
Glenn Thompson
Arthur Signal
Vinton
A. H Pogge
Chicago
William Dautremont
Harry Zoot
Rock Island
William L. Edwards
Eddyvile
Eddyville
Russell White
Joanlee
Boone
White
Wiliam O'Loughlin
Ralph Rickey
Youngstown
Iowa State Fair Opens One Hundredth Birthday Tribute
The Iowa state fair opens in Des Moines marking the 100th birthday observance with centennial exhibits and a full racing program. Officials anticipate a record 500000 attendees over eight days while judging begins for more than 6000 animals and premiums total 127380.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Fairfield
Hawkeye
Quality Eggs Lose Freshness Overnight If Not Cooled
A newly laid egg that is not cooled promptly and handled carefully can lose its fresh qualities within one or two days, highlighting the importance of rapid cooling and proper handling in egg production and storage.
Martin's Party Delays Japan Visit After Saipan Stop
A seven member congressional team led by Rep Thomas E. Martin of Iowa postpones arrival in Japan until tomorrow, spending the night at Saipan and touring Iwo Jima before a week in Tokyo to observe the occupation. The group includes Rep Thomas E. Martin.
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Tokyo
Japan
Saipan
Iwo Jima
Thomas E. Martin
Iowa
Draft Deferment Policy Changed
Washington dispatch reports the Selective Service broadened occupational deferments for key workers including production, transportation, home builders, and college teachers. Local boards will decide and certify each case as essential, with non fathers aged 19 to 29 called and some older workers still eligible. college instructors and scientists may gain broader relief.
Chicago Fire reshaped city into modern rebuilding era
The Great Chicago Fire of October 8 1871 destroyed the business district and left one third of the population homeless. Chicago earned global praise for its courageous rebuilding, adopting metal brick and stone to prevent future fires and giving rise to the world’s first skyscraper.
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Chicago
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