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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1948
Page
2
Dr G D Sattler of Kalona was named president of the Washington County Medical Society at its annual meeting held in the nurses home.
The article lists officers chosen for 1949 including Dr. E. E. Stutsman as vice president and Dr. W. S. Kyle as secretary treasurer along with delegates Dr. E. D. Miller of Wellman and Dr. M L. MccCreedy as alternate following a 6 30 dinner.
Industrial note details how steel balls from half a millimeter to four and five inches are formed. It explains alloy composition, cold pressing, grinding, barrelling, heat treatment, and final polishing. Balls ride between inner and outer rings with a cage to separate them.
Guidance for homemakers to achieve top quality in home canned foods. It advises selecting fruits and vegetables at peak eating stage, washing them properly, keeping the canning area spotless, organizing equipment, preparing jars in advance, having hot water ready, and following canning directions for closures.
Washington high school hosts Burlington varsity and reserve basketball teams tomorrow evening. This will be the Demons last home appearance until January 7.
Joyce Gault of Crawfordsville directs the College Singers, twenty five women, in a Christmas carol service broadcast from Ames on Station WOI Friday December 24 at 4 95 p m. The service was directed this year by Miss Gault on Monday December 20. June Palmer of Bangor Maine, a University of Iowa student in Iowa City, spends Christmas vacation with her relatives Mr and Mrs E F Ward in town.
The article notes Tombstone Arizona hosts a remarkable white Banksia rosebush believed to be among the world’s largest. It stands 50 years old with a trunk over 40 inches in diameter and an estimated 150 000 blooms in May.
Graveside services were held Sunday morning at 19 o clock in Ainsworth cemetery for Technical Sergeant Albert Otto Schmidt. Rev. Carl Steifel led the service with American Legion pallbearers Daryl Pearson Wallace McFarland LaVerne Reynolds Richard Beenblossom Gilbert Wood Earl Miller. Jones funeral home arranged arrangements.
Egg shells provide a highly digestible calcium source for livestock feeds. Calcium supports bone development and is valued as a feed additive in farm rations.
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