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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1975

Page

3

Local Society Notes and Hospital News From Washington County

Wilbur Knupp was discharged from Washington county hospital after a stay since August fifteenth and returned to the health center. Numerous visits and guest house duties are noted including Mrs. Margreitha Buchanan’s six month mission assignment in Addis Ababa and a service led by Rev. Clifford Ramsdale. Weekend guests include Rev. and Mrs. James L. Cottrell and relatives from Illinois Ohio and Michigan. Several movie programs and forest education talks closed the summer season with plans for fall events.

Wilbur Knupp Washington County Margreitha Buchanan Addis Abb Ethiopia Washington Clifford Ramsdale Rev. Ramsdale P. C. Holder Martha Glass

Curious Ways to Use Hard Boiled Eggs in Red Beet Pickle

The note suggests preserving hard cooked peeled eggs in beet pickle juice for several days in the refrigerator. After curing the eggs become pretty red and can be eaten whole sliced for garnish or chopped for salads, offering a novel craft and culinary option.

Scenes from a kitchen window by Marge Luckey

Riverside notes on pantry shortages and home cooking stretch into community chatter. The writer recalls lid shortages, garden blooms like Orange Flare cosmos, and DIY tea methods. Mentions asparagus, fried eggplant, and toasted cheese with ham. Also notes signs about checks, sidewalk tea, and Labor Day herb sales.

YW duplicate bridge play opens Sept 5 in YW Room

The YWCA Duplicate Club announces its first game set for Friday September 5 at 1 00 in the YW Room. Players may bring a partner or be paired on arrival with instruction and scoring tips provided by director Annie Tetley contact 659 3962. Proceeds benefit the YWCA with a small entry fee.

Ywca Duplicate Club Annie Tetley The YWCA

Local scouts to appear on telethon in Washington

About 12 local scouts from troop 242 will take part in the Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Telethon on WMT Cut Away at 1 15 p m Monday Sept 1 in Washington. They collected Muscular Dystrophy brochures in the business community and will present a check for money collected on the show. They depart Washington at 10 30 a m from 702 South 12th.

WMT Washington South 12Th

Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs

Sunday open house at Conger House hosted by the Snodgrass Witthoft and Wilson families. Various meetings follow including Tops Club YWCA 7 p.m. and 100F Lodge 7:30 p.m. Hairdressers 7:30 p.m. Luella Hubbard to present fall hair and makeup releases. Senior Citizens Council 7:30 p.m. Y-Women Luncheon 1:30 p.m. Infant nursery in YW room. Reservations 653-5160. Washington County CB Club 8 p.m. Nurses association program 8 p.m. Changes to nursing laws by Mary Ray. Several hobby and social group events across Good Shepherd Lutheran Wellman Ainsworth Rainbow Delta Kappa Gamma Indian Hills CC Rainbow Board youth meetings. Linger Longer shopping trip 9 a.m. Marion Hobby 1:30 p.m. D A R 2 p.m. Sunset Park. Moose families invited to Sept 14 picnic at Snoopy Cottage No. 43 Shafer’s Addition Lake Odessa. Reservations by Sept 8. Dinner at 1 p.m.

Conger House M.D. Snodgrass John Witthoft Helen Wilson Virginia Pettit YWCA Crown of Beauty Luella Hubbard Senior Citizens Council McCleery Washington County C.B. Club Sunset Park C.B Washington County Nurses Association Pam Hazel Mary Ray R.N Department of Hobbies Good Shepherd Lutheran Ladies Aid of Wellman Lloyd Lemley Ainsworth C.E.S Rainbow Presentation Delta Kappa Gamma Society Indian Hills Country Club Wapello Rainbow Board Masonic Temple Rainbow Girls Linger Armory Pete Koehler Marion Hobby Club Donald Holmes D.A.R Order of Moose Loyal Order of Moose Women of Moose Ray and Dorothy Stalder Shafer Lake Odessa Stalder

Waco teachers attend summer classes seminars

Waco School System educators spent summer at colleges and workshops to boost credentials. Teachers across elementary to high school attended events at the Educational Consultant Association in Minneapolis, EKNE conference in Anaheim, and University of Iowa courses.

Waco Vicki Cline Doris Davis Lois Jones Helen Rodgers Mabel Sanden Educational Consultant Association ECA Minneapolis Minnesota Mabel Sandeen University of Iowa Anaheim California Julia DePenning Fred Haberer University of Town Paul Auterman NMSU Emil Schlatter Robert Putnam Wilma Mcallister University’ of Iowa Fred W. Stone University of Northern Iowa Mediapolis Des Moines State Department of Public Instruction Towa William Bean Iowa City

Mrs Nicholson Hosts L B C Club Tea at Home

Mrs Walter Nicholson hosted the L B C Club at her residence on Thursday at 1 30 p m with dessert assisted by Mrs Myrtle Genkinger Mrs Martin Whittaker served as vice president and conducted the business meeting Mrs Glen Cuddeback led the afternoon program in charge of arrangements.

Walter Nicholson L.B.C Club Myrtle Genkinger Martin Whittaker Glen Cuddeback

Hospital Up Notes Admitted Yesterday

Mrs Maniva Moon of Washington is admitted for medical care and Mrs Ada Gasser of Ottumwa is admitted for medical care. Births today include a son to Mr and Mrs Dennis Teel of Washington.

Maniva Moon Washington Ada Gasser Ottumwa Medical Dennis Teel Son

Mrs Hayslett Moves From Washington To Keokuk Home

Mrs Elizabeth Hayslett has relocated from Washington to her new residence in Keokuk. The move marks a change of scenery and establishes her in the Iowa town.

Elizabeth Hayslett Washington Keokuk

McQuay Perfex acquires Fluidtech of Inglewood California

McQuay Perfex Inc president G G Workinger announced the purchase of Fluidtech Corp assets in Inglewood for an undisclosed cash amount. Fluidtech makes products for complete self contained variable air volume systems, with current annual sales around 2 million dollars. Manufacturing remains at Fluidtech facilities in California.

Minneapolis G. G. Workinger McQuay-Perfex Inc Fluidtech Corporation Inglewood Calif Fluidtech Corporations Workinger California

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