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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1952

Page

8

Home Talent Players Gearing Up For John Loves Mary

Washington residents rehearse John Loves Mary under director Dick McCleery aiming for a polished three night run next week. Cast includes Bob Choate as Fred Taylor and Jim Easter as John with actresses Mrs Gifford Morrison and Mrs Robert Wartinbee in principal roles.

John Mary Washington Lagndon Chicago Harris Theater Fred Taylor Bob Choate Fred Jim Easter Gene Tucker Roy Fields Bob Reed United States Bob Riveretts Red Cross Keith Vetters Senators Gifford Morrison Robert Wartinbee Dick McCleery John Loves

South Xenia Couple Visits in Clinton

Bonnie and Willard Wood visited Clinton on Saturday to see Alice Luncknitz and family. Miss Lucknitz returned with them to the Roy Wood home, then went back to Clinton by bus Monday evening. Raymond Wilsons mother visited over the weekend as her sister recovered from a bad cold and returned to Ainsworth Monday morning.

Sulth Alenia Bonnie Willard Wood Clinton Alice Luncknitz Miss Lucknitz Roy Wood Raymond Wilsons Ainsworth

Local TV Fans Host Winslow Area Households

Supper hosts Mr and Mrs Dan Sands entertained Mr and Mrs Russell Owens and family and Mr and Mrs Ed Zieglowsky with an evening of television. Several nearby families including the Dowpands Joe Wood and Frank Sands enjoyed new sets. Social visits extended through Sunday dinners at multiple homes and canasta games. The Girls Sectional tournament at Ainsworth drew strong neighborhood attendance.

Dan Sands Russell Owens Ed Zieglowsky Dow Pands Joe Wood Frank Sands Roy Wood Frank Carson Ainsworth Glen Miller Washington Don Sands Jon Wood Julia Lee Sands Bonnie Willard Wood Eva Rabenold Howard Anderson Crawfordsville Mrs Toward Anderson Phyllis Glen Anderson John Margaret

James Morgans Visit in Tipton

Brighton reports James and Mrs James Morgan visiting Tipton to spend the day with Mr and Mrs Robert Holiday. Funeral attendance for Mrs Jennie Horton included her sons Floyd Phoenix Ariz Hubert Reed and Mr and Mrs David Horton of Chicago. Continuous community notes followed with social events and local movements.

Edna Crile Brighton James Morgan Tipton Robert Holiday Jennie Horton Floyd Phoenix Ariz Hubert U.S. Navy Reed New Ark N. J David Horton Chicago Cora Wilbur Des Moines Ralph Wikoff

Kitchen Komment Sugar Care Instructions

Sugar should be kept in a covered container. If it becomes lumpy, sift before using. Lumps can be pulverized with a rolling pin. If sugar hardens into a single mass, heat in the oven wrapped in a damp cotton cloth, then pound and roll with a rolling pin.

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