Barbara Etter Hosts Recipe Shower for Shirley Brown
Barbara Etter entertained at a recipe shower for Shirley Brown at her home Saturday evening.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1948
Page
2
Barbara Etter entertained at a recipe shower for Shirley Brown at her home Saturday evening.
Dessert was served to 14 guests at 7 p m by the hostess and her mother Mrs Preston Etter. Red and green decor matched Miss Browns color scheme as guests used initials to craft menus for the bride to be. Gwen dolyon Ramseyer led in bridge scoring with Mrs Dale Prickett holding low. An out of town guest Mrs Victor Yuska of Kansas City attended and Mrs Leona Gugel of Milwaukee, sister of Mrs Ted Brown, is visiting.
Mildred Benson arrives from Chicago to spend Christmas with the Benson family at their Washington home. Gerald E. Nicola, son of Mrs. Sadie Nicola, earns Private First Class in Tokyo with the Eighth Army. Mary Kay Redlinger flies from Des Moines to San Francisco for a holiday visit before heading to China. Beverly Brown travels to Phoenix for the holidays. Dale Prickett and Geraldine Bartow head to Washington to spend the holidays with Bartow relatives. Mrs. Logan Heilman undergoes surgery and stays with relatives in Iowa City. Local residents travel for holidays and military postings are reported.
Admitted yesterday Duane Mottet R4 medical. Dismissed yesterday Joe Amrine transferred to University Hospital Iowa City Mrs R L Lytle. Today Albert Paul R38 Bill Anderson Mrs Norman Shalia and son Kalona. Births yesterday Mr and Mrs William French Keota a daughter 6 20 p m Mr and Mrs Harold Wehr a son 7 30 p m.
The Washington Y.M.C.A. will host a combined open house and Newcomers party on New Year’s Day. The event honors all new residents in the past year and runs from two to five PM with an entertainment program and a social hour.
Kolb of the U S public health service estimated in 1929 that one child in twenty will be hospitalized for mental disease and another in the same twenty will be psychiatrically disabled but not hospitalized. He cited millions of feeble minded, alcoholics, epileptics and mentally diseased. most psychiatric care funded by public costs. Many neuroses go uncounted, and emotional factors are linked to the majority of illnesses seen by general practitioners.
The Kensington club held its annual Christmas dinner and exchange at Mrs. Ruth Norris’s home. Guests included Mrs. Ella Nash, Mrs. Harry Boileau and son Bill, and Clint McChesney. A butter turkey centerpiece, prayers, a program with readings and poems, quizzes, and a gift exchange followed. Sunshine friends were announced for the past year and upcoming year.
Select firm ripe peaches and prepare one carton at a time. Place about two thirds cup sirup in pint cartons and slice peaches into the syrup to prevent air contact and discoloration. Seal carton when filled, leaving a quarter to one eighth inch headspace. Use 50 percent sirup with one cup sugar and four fifths cup water or 60 percent sirup with one cup sugar and one half cup water. Stir until dissolved and chill sirup before use.
The report lists per bushel canning outputs for snap beans beets corn grapes peaches and tomatoes with quarts and pounds per bushel. An Irish setter noted as a show dog is described as proficient in field work.
Della Humphreys hosted a 6:30 dinner Monday with guests including Mrs William Daniels and daughters Lillian Oliven of Cambria Wis Mr and Mrs Harvey Davis and Claire and Jane Mullen The Indian Creek club set a New Year dinner for January 2 at the Indian Creek schoolhouse after a recent meeting at Mrs Nina Dunbar home Fifteen members attended the roll call
At the Daughters of Union Veterans meeting the 1948-49 officers were chosen with Mrs Scott Wilcox re-elected president. New 1949 appointees include secretary D W McClure press correspondent Gordon Shellman guide Frank Gobble guard Charles Gilbert floral committee Crull McConnell and more. Installation set for Jan 17 at the Legion hall with Mrs McClure to serve as installing officer. Members contributed to a Christmas box for the Soldier's Home at Marshalltown.
The Navajo Camp Fire girls and leader Mrs. David Blankenhorn met Monday afternoon at the 1.0.C.F. ballroom for a Christmas party. Eleven girls attended to play games and exchange gifts. Refreshments of ice cream cake and chocolate were served by Nancy Morrison and Darlene Goodwin with a secret sister guessing game, and Mrs. Dunbar provided additional refreshments.
The Merry Mixers of the Bidger Emmanuel church near Noble met Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Schantz. Erwin Graber led devotions and the business meeting while gifts from the grab bag were exchanged. Refreshments of fruit salad cookies and coffee were served.
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