Family returns home as mother stays in hospital
Son and daughters and Mrs. F J Salladay come home from the visit called by their mother’s illness. The patient is at Washington county hospital with pneumonia. Major Reed Salladay leaves for Fort Riley Kansas. Rath, Rash, Martindales, and Wanda Road visit relatives in absence of the sick woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Salladay
Washington County Hospital
Major Reed Salladay
Fort Riley
Kan
Louis Rath
Forest Rash
Davenport
Jack Martindale
Frank Martindale
Burlington
Wanda Road
Kansas City
G. A. Green
Demons Prepare For Burlington In Little Six Showdown
Washington High hosts Burlington in the final Little Six game of the season hoping Jack Pauls returns to boost scoring after a 15 point shortfall without him at Muscatine. Perry led Burlington with 14 points against Fort Madison as Washington aims for a home victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pauls
Washington
Burlington
Muscatine
Demons
Pauls
Fort Madison
Perry
Stoutt
Keokuk
Mt. Pleasant
Ottumwa
Fairfield
Hospital News Briefs Highlight Local Admissions and Births
Roy Campbell of Richland Harold Bontrager of Redfield and C B Dougherty were admitted as patients. Oscar Hughes underwent a tonsillectomy. Leo Greiner and Floyd Murdock were admitted for surgery and medical care. Dell Farrier and Mrs. Farrier of Crawfordsville welcomed a son born at 1 20 yesterday afternoon. Harold Advuser and Mrs Advuser of Pleasant Plain welcomed a son born at 3 12 this morning. Jesse Williams and Mrs Williams welcomed a son at 11 54 last night. Dismissals include Mrs Wilbur Shaw Etta Lantz John Mapel Mrs Kenneth Peters and daughter Mary Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Campbell
Richland
Harold Bontrager
Redfield
C. B. Dougherty
East Second Street
Oscar Hughes
East Washington Street
Leo Greiner
Keota
Floyd Murdock
East Third Street
Dell Farrier
Crawfordsville
Harold Advuser
Pleasant Plain
Jesse Williams
Williams
Route Three
Wilbur Shaw
Wellman
Etta Lantz
Columbus Junction
John Mapel
Kenneth Peters
Mary Ann
Davenport Y Ramblers to Meet Washington Team Thursday
The Davenport Y Ramblers will play the Washington Y team Thursday evening. The Washington squad is described as one of the strongest this season and includes several top Davenport players. Further details will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport ‘‘Y’’ Ramblers
Washington
Washington “Y
Davenport
Local social notes greet returning service members and weddings
Cedar Rapids visitors visit Jones and Pratt families. S Sgt Nels Westermark arrives in California after service in Oahu. relatives expect him to Washington. West Chester church banquet, 60 cents. Mrs Caldwell attends Des Moines wedding. Shirley Robeson returns home from Monmouth NJ. Red Horses dance at 8 00 p m for ex cavalry. Wallace Caldwell hosts dinner with family. birthday observed. Carol Brewer teaches in Sudan. birthday March 38 1. mail to Khartoum North Sudan. Sikke Temple returns home on discharge from Fort Leavenworth. plans to complete formalities today. Temple wife Beulai resigns Davenport position. Murphys and Frame families host dinner near Ainsworth. wedding anniversaries noted. Ivan Marston discharged Navy St Louis. Mrs May Carlson improving from tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikke Tempie
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Beulai Stewart
States
Japan
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
W.F.W. Auxiliary
K. C
W. B. Dupuis
Pythian Sisters
Jay Brewer
Dale Woodburn
Harry Sowden
Della Hum
Avoy
Main St
Prairie Flower School
K. P. Hall
St. Mary’s Circle
Byterian
Cophrey
Washington
E. C. Carris
T. H. Berdo
Susannah Girls
Methodist Church
M.u
Martha Downing
New Haven Ladies Aid Society
Roscoe St
St. Anthony Circle
Hubert Walker
Icarne
American Legion Auxiliary
Furnish- Kolah Club and Families
John Flading
Masonic Temple
Oddfellow
Rebekah Famball
J. P.E.O
Sac
Nutritious Dessert: Apple Filled Pastry Cups
Small pastry shells baked in inverted muffin tins are filled with seasoned applesauce for a nutritious dessert. Nutmeg or chopped nuts may be sprinkled on top for additional flavor.
Mary Louise Gier and Raquel Keith Tinnes Wed in Davenport
Mrs Hulda Gier of 42 East Main announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Louise Gier to Raquel Keith Tinnes of Davenport. The ceremony was yesterday at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev John H Beiderwieden officiating. The couple will reside in Davenport after a wedding luncheon attended by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Gier
East Main Street
Mary Louise
Raquel Keith Tinnes
Davenport
Zeno Tinnes
Valley
Gier
John H. Beiderwieden
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lloyd Derby
Howard E. Gier
American Theater of Operations
Albert Tinnes
Talleyrand
Maurice Tinnes
Walter W. Schroeder
Patricia
Karen Anita
Birthday Celebrants Include Trotman Peterson And Heck
Celebrations mark multiple anniversaries and birthdays across families. Mr and Mrs Jack Trotman note their third wedding anniversary, while Mr and Mrs Carl Peterson observe their tenth. Donald Ray Heck Birthday honors, William Dean Gerdes, Elizabeth Ann Freyenberger, Frank Patterson and niece Mrs Wayne Marston, Edith Marie Benson and grandmother Mrs Elmer Kephart also noted along with several other well wishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Trotman
Carl Peterson
Donald Ray Heck
Fred Hieck
Route One
William Dean Gerdes
Frank Patterson
Wayne Marston
Edith Marie Benson
Elmer Kephart
Carla Guther and Clair Buck Celebrate 15th Birthdays
Carla Guther and Clair Buck, both honored by high school friends, mark their fifteenth birthdays today. The celebration honors the two local youths, children of noted families in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carla Guther
CC. H. Guther
Clair Buck
James Buck
Miss Forbes Leads 4H Training School at U.W. rooms
Ruthfoster, county home economist, led a 4H training school with Florence Forbes of Iowa State College extension service teaching rugmaking. Ten club leaders and several older girls attended. The group planned a bounty-wide party for 4H boys and girls on Saturday evening March 9.
Pasture Lands Release Surges Since 1920
Since 1920 more than 50 million acres of crop land and several million acres of pasture have been freed from feed for work animals and redirected to market production. The released land could feed over 18 million cattle, highlighting a major shift in agricultural use.
Social Calendar Highlights Lincoln Birthday Events
Community groups list cooperative suppers, meetings, and social events. D.A.V. Legion hall, Rainbow Girls Masonic temple, Pythian Sisters and Circle gatherings, Ladies Aid societies, and church luncheons fill the week with birthdays, homely dinners, and fundraising activities across local halls and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A.V
Legion Hall
Lincoln
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple Red Horsers
Cc. A. Pratt
Early Christians Labeled Atheists by Enemies
The text notes that early Christians were called atheists by opponents for not worshiping heathen gods. It reflects on why outsiders used the term and its implications for early Christian perception.
S and C Club Meeting at Mrs Bowman Home
Mrs Earnest Bowman hosted the S and C club at her Riverside area home on Thursday afternoon. Members played games and banco with prizes won by Mrs Orval Meeks Mrs Robert Nicola and Mrs Ed Kucera. Valentine themed refreshments closed the gathering with a note that Mrs Kucera will entertain February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Bowman
S and C
Riverside
Banco
Orval Meeks
Robert Nicola
Ed Kucera
Kucera
Headliners 4H Club Dyes Garments at February Meeting
The Headliners 4H club met Monday evening with Barbara Dare leading 14 members. The lesson covered dyeing techniques used in dyeing garments, plus reports on bonds, officer training, and clothing donations for Holland families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Dare
Wallace Caldwell
Virginia McLaughlin
United States
Mildred Stewart
Helen Wilcox
Eleanor Huisman
Marie Blattner
Holland
Miss McLaughlin
Iowa
Shirley Blattner
Shirley
George Dare
House Rats Cause Billions In U S Damages Annually
Rats in the United States inflict about 200 million dollars in damage each year across homes, farms, and cities, according to experts highlighting widespread economic loss and control challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Murphys Celebrate 49th Wedding Anniversary at Earl Steele Home
Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy marked their 49th anniversary with an anniversary party at the Earl Steele residence. Guests included children and grandchildren, with Ensign William Steele absent due to station in Shanghai, China. Refreshments featured a spring bouquet centerpiece and a decorated anniversary cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Murphy
Earl Steele
John Frame
Billy
Emmett Frame
Ainsworth
Murphys
Emmett Frames
Ensign William Steele
Shanghai
China
W. R. Murphy
Rita Kay
William Lewis
Sam Murphy
James Murphy
Floyd Martin
Betty Jean
Eula Mae Coon
Mrs Elder Hosts 19th Century Club Meeting
Mrs Orville Elder hosted a Saturday luncheon and afternoon meeting of the 19th Century club at the Emma Barnett home. Mrs Carl J Roberts presided with 14 women present including guest Mrs Charles Berdo. Mrs Berdo recounted her England to America voyage aboard the Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Elder
Nineteenth Century Club
Emma Barnett
Carl J. Roberts
Charles Berdo
H. C. Hull
Leon Surmelian
Berdo
England
Argentina
Junior Missionary Society Meet At United Presbyterian Church
The Junior Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church met Saturday afternoon in the church parlors. Twenty four members attended as Joyce Logan led devotions and Joyce Brewer read a letter from an eight year old Sudan classmate of Carol Brewer. Prayers were offered by several children, and Mrs George Kerr finished reviewing Nyangas Two Villages and distributed junior special coin cards. Refreshments were served by Mrs P F Whisler and Mrs Earl Galloway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Joyce Logan
Joyce Brewer
Joyce
Carol
Sudan
Carol Brewer
George Kerr
Nyanga
Earl Galloway
Presbyterian prayer meeting notice
Presbyterian morning prayer meeting will meet at 9 30 o clock Wednesday morning at the church. 312 Knights of Pythias Lodge meeting this evening at 8 o clock at K P hall. Work in rank of esquire for three candidates. Refreshments. Harold Wehr C C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Knights of Pythias Lodge
K. P. Hall
Esquire
Harold Wehr
C. C
Honey Measuring Tips for Precision
A practical guide notes that to measure honey accurately use a moist or greased cup or spoon to prevent sticking. The tip emphasizes smooth transfer and clean measurements for cooking and baking.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bor
Dr. Eicher
Wolf’s Flower Shop
Donut Holes Fern Pastry Shop
Long Johns
Fern Pastry Shop
Pauline Reuss
Audubon
Mrs. C. A. Pratt
Martin’s Modern Cleaners
Lester Jones
Janet
Linda
Cedar Rapids
Jones
Pratt
Nels B. Westermark
San Pedro
Calif
West Chester
M. E
Des Moines
Shirley Robeson
Monmouth
W. C. Caldwell
Philip Caldwell
H. C. Finney
Khartoum North
Africa
Ivan N. Marston
Navy
St. Louis
May Carlson
Pyrene and
Pyrene
Thor
Sunbeam
Motorola
Mantrola
Washington Oil Company
Mary L. Gier
R. Keith
Elizabeth Ann Freyenberger
Edwin Freyenberger
Wayland
Mary Kathryn Mayer
Frank Mayer
Frederick Reid, Jr
Nellie Sutton
W. E. Page
Clayde Knapp
Virginia Redlinger
Ernest Strum
C. M. Brinning
James Griggs
Lavon Gardner
Berette Gardner
Miss Forbes
Washington Dairy
Doan
Doaag
S & C Club
E. Steele
Mrs. Elder
Sh, Flurempod
Pioneer Drug
S. W. Corner Square
Bert
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