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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1946

Page

2

Birthday gathering and aviation notes from local area

At a birthday dinner in the N. E. Young home Mrs. Etta Glassburner of Ottumwa was guest of honor. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hoffman Wayland and the Glassburners plus Elsie Ballard. The item also mentions Christmas tree ads, delivery, and several aviation movements including Major M. J. Redlinger Jr undergoing surgery in Pittsburgh and other flyers refueling at a local airport.

N. E. Young Etta Glassburner Ottumwa Wade Hoftman Wayland William Glassburner Barbara Charles’. Ballard Elsie Glassburner

Anderson says retail food prices may have peaked

New York Dec 11 UP Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P Anderson told the dairymen's league cooperative association that retail food prices have likely toped out and will level off with a possible downward drift late next year. He spoke at the dedication of a $2 million milk processing plant as a helicopter delivered 40 quarts of milk from Honesdale Pa to the plant with a rope lowered can when landing was not permitted.

New York Clinton P. Anderson Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association Anderson Dairymen's League Honesdale League

Government plans for a new wartime liquidation agency

The White House announced an early Thursday creation of a new overall agency to liquidate specific war agencies. It will absorb remaining functions of the OPA and the civilian production administration. President Truman will publish the council of economic advisers first report December 18 and a second report after Congress convenes January 3. He will meet today with the three council members to discuss the two reports.

Washington White House OPA Civilian Production Administration Truman Council of Economic Advisers Council Congress

Homemakers Learn Gracious Family Meals in Jackson Township

In Jackson Township 26 homemakers met at Mrs. Joe Knotek’s home for the lesson Gracious Family Meals led by Ruth Foster county home economist. Miss Foster demonstrated table setting and service for English style meals with the father serving mains and mother desserts.

Jackson Township Joe Knotek Knotek Lloyd Marek John Knotek R. J. Dawson Ruth Foster Eleanor Roosevelt Blue Santa Claug President Truman Foster George Horn Blue Cross Homer Jarrard

Women Lead Christmas Carols at Library Event

Mrs. Lloyd Marek directed the singing of Christmas carols while Mrs. Joe Knotek played the piano as part of a library event.

Lloyd Marek Joe Knotek

Red Cross warns against holiday dangers during December

The American Red Cross cautions that December sees more accidental deaths and lists don'ts for the season. Avoid rushing, jay walking, overloading with bundles, pushing, and speeding in bad weather. Keep trees away from heat sources and avoid lit candles, flammable decorations, faulty cords, and unsafe ladders.

Washington American Red Cross Today

Larger rations of sugar next year

The OPA announced potential sugar ration increases early in 1947. A five pound spare stamp will be valid January 1 through April 30. A second 1947 consumer stamp may be declared good before the first expires, while industrial and institutional allotments for the first quarter of 1947 remain the same as late 1946.

Washington OPA

Hospital births and admissions prompt local notices

At the Hospital Mrs. Josephine Peterson at 603 N Second Ave was admitted yesterday as a medical patient. Mrs Jessie Moore of Ainsworth was admitted yesterday for treatment. Mr and Mrs Thomas Randall of 110 N Seventh St are parents of a son born at 2 58 this morning. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Erwin Koenig of Washington at 5 15 this morning. Charlotte Graber of Wayland underwent a tonsillectomy this morning. Dismissals include Elizabeth Tucker of 927 S Second Ave yesterday Mrs John Richards of 102 N Seventh St Mrs Frank Godfrey of 1051 W Madison St Mrs Urban Te Bockhorst and son of Kalona this afternoon.

Josephine Peterson Second Ave Jessie Moore Ainsworth Thomas Randall Seventh St Erwin Koenig Washington Charlotte Graber Wayland Elizabeth Tucker S. Second Ave John Richards Frank Godfrey Madison St Urban Te Bockhorst Kalona

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