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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1944

Page

8

Washington Writer In Tribute to Eicher

Washington writer pays tribute to Judge Edward C. Eicher who died recently after presiding over a landmark sedition trial. The writer notes Eicher’s calm fairness and civic dedication despite political differences and recalls Wilson's recovery from dental surgery. Domestic air lines are projected to fly 897 million ton miles by 1950.

Washington Eicher Jowan Edward C. Eieher Cnis Judge Eicher Congress

Jui livestock with the exception of the very young

A fragmented note suggests livestock guidance focusing on adults while excluding the very young, indicating care or handling instructions for cattle or similar animals. The text is incomplete but implies ongoing livestock management practices.

Lincoln P T A Members Present Christmas Program

Lincoln P T A meeting featured the school choir and grades performing Christmas songs including Upon a House top Music Box Dear Old Santa and Oh Little Town of Bethlehem The science demonstration on Simple Machinery impressed attendees and attendance prizes were awarded with 62 percent for the 5th grade and 43 percent for the 2nd grade Cookies for Christmas treats were provided by PTA mothers and refreshments served by kindergar ten families.

Lincoln Parent Teacher Association God Bless America Bethlehem Helen Levis Mary Welch R. R. Noonan Tom Carson Charles Manel Dale Booth Harold Gray John Harn Walter Messer E. D. Morrison, Jr Richard Stewart

Fans Known in China Since About 20 BC

The statement notes that fans have been known in China since roughly 20 BC, indicating an ancient use of cooling devices or airflow implements in Chinese history.

China

REA Administrator Slattery resigns amid clash with Wickard

REA administrator Harry Slattery resigns accusing Secretary Claude Wickard of illegally ousting him. Slattery says he quits to take the fight to the public, citing ongoing criticism of his stewardship and Wickard's moves on personnel and policy.

Harry Slattery REA Secretary of Agriculture Claude A. Wickard Slateery Wickard International

Just Us Club Christmas Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Loveless

Mrs L L Loveless hosted the Just Us club Christmas luncheon assisted by Mrs John Caldwell and Mrs Jesse Campbell. Seventeen members sat at decorated tables and enjoyed a two course meal served by hostesses and two guests. Entertainment featured group singing of Jingle Bells a Christmas story by Mrs Dodd and harmonica by Mrs Dayton. Gifts were distributed from a lighted tree with Linda Loveless helping.

L. L. Loveless Just Us Club John Caldwell Jesse Campbell Marjorie Loveless Earl Loveless John Dodd J. D. Dayton

Christmas Meeting Hosts Gift Exchange At Good Will Club

Mrs. Chas Harvey hosted the Good Will club Christmas gathering for 16 members and Frances Harvey. Bible verse roll call and a story reading preceded a Bible contest prize draw. Gifts were exchanged and a cooperative letter was written for an ill member. Hostess with Miss Harvey and Mrs. Lemley served seasonal refreshments. Mrs. Holt to host January 10.

Charles Harvey Good Will Club Frances Harvey C. E. Sisk

Mrs Hora Hosts Rosemary Club Christmas Party

Mrs George Hora hosted the Rosemary club Christmas party with five bridge tables and six guests. Mrs Donald Brown won the high score prize as members exchanged gifts from a decorated tree and refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs Arthur Hora and Mrs Foster.

George Hora Rosemary Club Vince Marek Boyd Foster Arthur Hora Janice MacDougall Donald Brown Foster

Methodist Choir Social Hour Honors Leader and Organist

A holiday social after rehearsal for the Methodist choir brought together 65 members. Edna Mercer praised choir director Mrs Milo Sorden for efficient work and organist Edna Klein for loyalty during the preparations for the Christmas cantata.

Edna Mercer Milo Sorden Edna Klein

Christmas Choir Reception at Miller Home

Mrs Oakley Payne presented a remembrance while Dr and Mrs Fred E Miller hosted the choir in the dining room for seasonal greetings and refreshments. Holly decorations and lit candles outlined the refreshment tables as attendees included Sara Lu Miller Frances Whisler Rosalyn Harwood Mary Jewell Holbert Mary Justine George Marcia Marson Mitzi Smothers JoAnn Ross and Mrs Glen Zaring.

Membrance Oakley Payne Fred E. Miller State Theater Sara Lu Miller Frances Whisler Rosalyn Harwood Mary Jewell Holbert Mary Justine George Marcia Marson Mitzi Smothers JoAnn Ross Glen Zaring

Grace Hill Ladies Aid Hold Christmas Party

Eighteen members of the Grace Hill Ladies Aid society attended the Christmas party yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Nelson Woodford. Mrs. Ed Luke led devotions and read the Christmas story from Luke, followed by carols and a second story read by Mrs. Lyle Hayes. Contests and exchange of Christmas gifts completed the program with seasonal refreshments served by Mrs. Walter Jones, Mrs. Libe, and Mrs. Paul Harvey.

Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Nelson Woodford Ed Luke Luke Lyle Hayes Walter Jones Libe Paul Harvey

Entertains Group At Dinner Party

Merrie Ellen Zaring hosted eight senior girls at a dinner and theater party in the private dining room of the Congress hotel. Edith Zaring and Patricia Weldin served a two course dinner as Christmas decorations and table settings completed the festive scene.

Merrie Ellen Zaring Congress Hotel Edith Patricia Weldin Edith Zaring

Stale Bread Crumbs From Oven Drying Guide

Stale bread can be salvaged by drying slices in the oven then crushing and storing in a covered jar Cracker crumbs store similarly The crumbs are useful for breading meats fish casseroles meat loaves and similar dishes

Boys Class Coasting Party At Thompson Home

A seventh grade Sunday school class from the Methodist church held a pre Christmas party at the Thompson home south of town. Duane and Glenn Thompson hosted with Dr. A W Clow present. Boys coasted and skied then exchanged gifts around the Christmas tree and received pocket flashlights. Refreshments and carols followed before ending the gathering.

Methodist Church Duane Thompson Glenn Thompson A. W. Clow Thompson Dr. Clow Mr. Thompson

Rail Purchases Rise for US Class I Railroads in 1943

Purchases of fuel, materials, and supplies by United States Class I railroads in 1943 totaled 1.894 million dollars, up 134.47 million from 1942. The rise came from higher prices and greater volume, with prices about 7 cents higher in 1943 than 1942.

United States

Efficient farm management boosts profits through better practices

The article argues farmers can save costs and raise yields by improving cultural practices to reduce crop losses, adopting proven methods for handling flocks and herds, and using soil amendments and efficient labor use to improve returns.

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