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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1931

Page

3

Luscious Christmas Foods Recipes Shared At Fortnightly Club

Readable notes from the Fortnightly Club American Home department Christmas meeting at Mrs. J. B. Wrights include Palmer House Salad with Philadelphia cream cheese and currant jelly, Divinity candy, Meat Balls, Pineapple Salad, Sunshine Salad, Chocolate Angel Food Cake, Cranberry Rug Mold, Pepper Nuts, Angel Sponge Cake, Cranberry Cocktail, and other festive recipes.

American Home Department J. B. Wright Palmer House Graves Philadelphia

Berg Speaks On Book Publishing At Fortnightly Club

Miss Mathilda Berg shares intimate publishing house experiences at a Fortnightly Club meeting with a large women’s group. Guests included Mrs. Sue Mauthe Mrs. J. A. Taylor and Mrs. Jennie Acheson.

Clara Huber Mathilda Berg New York Sue Mauthe J. A. Taylor Jennie Acheson Carrie Kyle

Cranberry Spread Recipes and Early Windmill Note

Cranberry spread recipes include Cranberry-Apple with cranberries oranges apples and sugar from Mrs Harlan McCreedy and Miss Tina Shields plus Bohemian Cranberry Sauce from Mrs C J Karel with raisins and walnuts. A Virginia windmill note states the first windmill was built at Windmill Point on the James River in 1621 by Governor Sir George Yeardley.

Harlan McCreedy Tina Shields Miss Shields Virginia Windmill Point James River George Yenardley

Rotarians Hear Dr F C Witzigman Speak on Internationalism

Dr F C Witzigman urged Rotarians to promote internationalism and goodwill to prevent another war. He warned that European distrust and armament prior to World War I nearly destroyed civilization, calling for tolerance and peace. The program also featured humorous stories by Harold Montgomery Frank L Wilson Tap Lund and Orville Elder.

Rotary Europe Gretter Witzigman Harold Montgomery Frank L. Wilson Tap Lund Orville Elder

Aphorisms on the Wisden of Life by Schoenhauser

A line from Aphorisms on the Wisden of Life notes that ordinary people ponder how to spend time while a man of intellect seeks to use it. The quotation contrasts common leisure with purposeful focus.

Schoenhauser

Knights of Columbus event entertains 125 in Columbus

About 125 people attended a Fathers and Sons program at the Knights of Columbus hall in Columbus. Rev. P. Mo McDermott of Atlantic Iowa, state KC chaplain, gave the principal address. Guests included Monsignor William Shannahan and state officers Des Moines Iowa City and Washington speakers, with a St. James supper featuring fried chicken.

Knights of Columbus Kk. ¢. Hall Fathers and Sons Order P. Mo McDermott Atlantic Iowa St. James Church William Shannahan Iowa City Attay Conley Des Moines J. H. ()Donnell Washington van Wauss Richmond Clem Boye St. James

Fairfield Man Faces Bill of Particulars In Murder Case

Ray Hansen appeared before Judge George Dashiell in district court as his attorney R. C. Leggett filed a motion for a bill of particulars seeking a specific charge for the murder of a motorcycle policeman.

Iowa Federation seeks oldest mother to honor nation

The Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs will search for Iowa's oldest mother and send the nation’s oldest mother to Washington on May Day to honor motherhood and Mary Ball Washington. Reports go to Mrs. H. C. Gratiot at 195 Fremont Street, Dubuque.

Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs Iowa United States Washington Mary Ball Washington George Washington H. C. Gratiot Fremont Street Dubuque

Christmas party gathers nineteen for neighborhood club

A Christmas exchange drew nineteen attendees in a neighborhood gathering. The hostess served refreshments with help from Mrs. Richard Johnson and Mrs. Edna Flynn. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Fred Bey. continuous tone of small town club events.

Winnie Palmer Kathryn Latta Grand Rapids Michigan Ghandi India Elliot Grayson O’henry Carol Forgey Christopher Morley Harriet Barrett Santa Claus Mrs. Palmer Fred Rohrer Barbara Sawyer Mark West Mary Minick Mathilda Berg Eunice Acheson Ing Richard Johnson Edna Flynn Fred Bey

Fruit Cookies for Christmas Gifts from Mrs. M. D. Bickford

Mrs. M. D. Bickford offers a Christmas cookie recipe that yields 4 dozen treats. The dough combines sugar, shortening, milk, pastry flour, and spices with ground fruit, nuts, and candied pineapple, citron, and cherries, shaped by teaspoonfuls on greased tins and baked in a moderate oven.

Women Sign Petitions for World Court Entry and Disarmament

Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs reports an extended deadline to Christmas for signing petitions requesting U.S. entry into the World Court and global disarmament. Local club women are urged to recruit all club members and neighbors, framing the effort as patriotic and vital to peace.

World Court Iowa Federation of Women Frederick Weitz Iowa Club Woman World Court United States Iowa

Peace with Security Sought by Arm Limitation Edict

Women worldwide circulate petitions to push arms limitation as a path to peace. Britain reports over a million signatures and the Netherlands lists more than two million in support.

Great Britain Holland

Women hold two fifths of federal government jobs

A World War II era note from Women’s Home Companion states that two-fifths of federal government positions are occupied by women. The statistic highlights female participation in government work during wartime.

Vick Plan Promises Fewer Colds at Home

An advertisement promotes Vicks VapoRule along with Vicks Nose and Throat Drops. Used together as directed, they claim to lessen the number and severity of colds in the home and reduce the family Col ds Tax in money time and health.

Vicks Vick

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E. E. Stutsman James Swift Joe Wright M. E. Dicken Richard McCleery Telatin Ben Briley M. C. DeLong Fred L. Moore Schuyler Livingston Angel Food Viss Berg Della Laser H. S.C Dee Della Lasek Highland Social Club Highland Center School Belle McCreedy Club NOBLE Noble Grand Circle Merle Bailey Roy Mallory Tom Dewis Oscar Jugenheimer Fred Diller Dr. F. C. Witzigman Er. F.C. Witzigman M. E. Church Sonny Boy Mayo Pastry Shop and Bakery West Side Columbus Knights Rothschild’s Washington State Bank Commercial Bank M. D. Bickford Uncle Sam Vick Plan Penney Penney’s Penney's J.C Penney Coo West Side Square
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