Baptists Hold Reception for New Minister Trenerry
A reception in the Baptist church honored Rev. Alfred Trenerry and his wife after their arrival. Church leaders presided and speakers included Dave Benson Rev Abk Dale and Dr R C Keagy with musical numbers by Kathryn Vacha Charles Murdoch Thora Reynolds and others. A covered dish supper preceded a social time and prayer closing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Tremerry
Baptist Church
Wayne Kendrick
Peakers
Dave Benson
Abk. Dale
Mew Haven
Washington Baptist Association
R. C. Keagy
Ministerial Association
Leigh W. Soule
MacDermid
Kathryn Vacha
Jesus
Charles Murdock
Harold Walker
Tate
Thora Reynolds
Carolyn Strong
Handel
Meredith
R. L. Grimes
Crolyn Strong
Trenerry
A. E. ‘Dale
Dauphin VFW Women Install 1941 Officers
Officers for 1941 in the Daughters of Union Veterans were installed at a meeting in the G A R hall. New president Mrs Eva Blake named appointive officers and reported forty five members in good standing. Fifteen officers attended as refreshments followed the short business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
R. S. Warfel
Boyd Foster
Eva Blake
D. W. McClure
Pearl Whistler
C. V. Crull
Nellie Tripp
E. M. McConaughy
L. L. Lemsey
W. D. Dupuis
Blake
Scott Wilcox
Frank Gobble
Emma _ Vincent
Blanche Hebner
Mary Shields
Della Miller
Nellie Wiley
Ed Wiley
Mima Young
Rainbow Girls Hold Regular Meeting at Masonic Temple
Rainbow girls met in the Masonic Temple last night with about thirty members present. New worthy advisor Jane Bicher presided over routine business discussions and the new mother advisor Mrs Don Orr attended for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Jane Bicher
Don Orr
New Screw Type Conveyors Cut Coal Conveyor Wear
A new process replaces the old casting method for stoker coal conveyors. The screw type conveyors are made by twisting a cold steel bar around a steel core and fusing into a solid piece, extending life and efficiency.
Dry skim milk storage tips and quality changes
Dry skim milk can be kept in a tight can without refrigeration for several weeks in cool weather. If exposed to air it absorbs moisture becomes lumpy and changes flavor.
Ghost Rite Among Sumatra Batkas
The Batkas people of Sumatra prepare a ghost for an important funeral after a ceremonial farewell to family and friends. The ghost is then cast into the river to mark the rite’s conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batkas
Sumatra
Britain Bans Baths in Two Towns to Save Water
Residents in two Lake District towns, in northwestern England, are advised to forego baths and use sponge-downs to conserve water for firefighting needs amid drought concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake District
England
Old-Fashioned Spicy Doughnuts Recipe
A home kitchen guide to making spicy crullers with cinnamon nutmeg mace and a yeasted dough. It details mixing, rising, rolling, frying at 375 degrees and yields about eight dozen doughnuts with cruller twists and sugared milk for serving.
Public Affairs Program Luncheon Thursday Speeches Planned
Public Affairs department section 1 will hold a luncheon at 1 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. Phil Weldin's home 717 South Fourth Avenue with Mrs. Leslie Gates and Mrs. Eugene Heneley of Grinnell as guest speakers. They will address the Fortnightly Club special program Thursday evening on the Public Affairs topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Affairs Department
Phil Weldin
South Fourth Avenue
Leslie Gates
Eugene Heneley
Grinnell
Roy Brobst
Rural Women's Club
T. W. Hunter
H. H. Club
Bert Spangler
Public Affairs Dept
Jolly Troopers
Lester Wagner
Junior Fortnightly Hosts Speaker on Interior Decorating
Members gathered at Mrs. Florence Fisher's home for the January meeting with ten in attendance. Don Benblossom spoke on interior decorating, followed by a brief business session and refreshments. Louise Porter will host the February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Fisher
Don Benblossom
Louise Porter
Music Department Meets in Mrs Sizer Home January
The music group met at Mrs. Harry Sizer's home for their January session. Mrs. Lester Luckenbill performed two cello pieces with Mrs. George Masson as accompanist. Mrs. Sizer read a note on William Mengelberg and Mrs. Tweeten led Beethoven's C Major Symphony study with recordings from the New York Philharmonic. Ten members and one guest attended. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Sizer Mrs. Masson and Mrs. Claude L Reister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Department
Harry Sizer
Frederick Preston Search
Ole Virginny
Foster
Lester Luckenbill
George Masson
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Luckenbill
Sizer
Masson
Claude L. Reister
Birthday acknowledgments in Three Quarter Century club
Several community members celebrate birthdays today. Notables include 97 year old L F F Sigafoose and 80 year old Mrs Inez Martin. Also honored are Bruce Robert Rice age one Evelyn Nichol and many others across Sterling and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. FF
Bruce Robert Rice
Frank Rice
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs and Groups
Community notices list meetings and events across Bethel area clubs including nurses society Pythian Sisters D A R and many church groups. Details cover times places changes and potluck meals with members urged to attend and bring dishes.
Rosella Patterson and Harold Moore Wed in Minnesota
Rosella Patterson daughter of Mrs. Carrie Patterson of Ington and Harold Moore son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Moore of Washington were married at 2 PM in the Baptist parsonage at Austin Minnesota. The single ring ceremony was conducted by Rev. Leo Sandgren. Mildred Shebeck of Washington and Marvin Yoder of Wayland served as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosella Patterson
Carrie Patterson
Ington
Harold Moore
Plainfield
John R. Moore
Washington
Baptist Parsonage
Austin
Minn
Leo Sandgren
Mildred Shebeck
Marvin Yoder
Wayland
Shebeck
Fortnightly Program Moves to Eight O Clock With Guest Talk
The Fortnightly club will hold its special program Thursday at 8 PM due to church services. Mrs. Eugene Heneley of Grinnell will speak on her South America trip, sharing items from her visit. Two guests per member may attend. The event features music and a brief business meeting, sponsored by the Music department and Public Affairs divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssociate Presbyterian Woman’s Missionary Society
Junior Missionary Society
Merry Markers Club
Clayton Bear
Good Will Club
QO. E. Silk
West
Jefferson Street
Legion Auxilary
Watter Kyle
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
Harry Anderson
North Side Cafe
Lexington Circle
June Gardner
Sunshine Community Club
Fred Zieglowsky
West Chester Methodist Women’s Society
West Chester Methodist Church
White Shrine
Fred Reid
South Town Avenue
John McConacey
Roy Means
Stewart P.T.A
Stewart
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society
Glenn Pratt
Navajo Club
F. BE. Stutsman
Eugene Heneley
Grinnell
South America
Mrs McLaughlin Reviews Hamilton Work at Meeting
Mrs David McLaughlin gave a review of Alexander Hamilton by David Loth at yesterday’s afternoon Literature department gathering in the home of Mrs Carl J Roberts. Mrs T A Michels read Henry Van Dyke poetry. A new member Katharine Mauthe joined, and Mrs W B Dupuis will host February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McLaughlin
Alexander Hamilton
David Loth
Carl J. Roberts
T. A. Michels
Henry van Dyke
Katharine Mauthe
W. B. Dupuis
B P W Officers Plan for Meeting in North Side Cafeteria
Officers of the newly formed Business and Professional Women's club gathered at a North Side cafe last evening to map plans for their upcoming meeting. The group includes Mary Peck as president Martha Decker as corresponding secretary Mary Lynn Heilman as vice president LaHoma Johnson as treasurer and Elizabeth Dumont as recording secretary. The club unites young women in Washington under state and national B P W groups to advocate for their views with the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
North Side
Mary Peck
Martha Decker
Mary Lynn Heilman
LaHoma Johnson
Elizabeth Dumont
Business and Professional Women of
Washington
State
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Couple Weds in White Lace Ceremony in Austin Minnesota
The couple wore white lace and black accessories at the ceremony. Afterward they held a wedding dinner in Austin. Mrs. Moore, a 1937 Washington high graduate, worked at the Y M C A. for years. Mr. Moore, a 1936 Jefferson High School graduate, worked at Eclipse Lumber in Washington then Plainfield as assistant manager. They reside in Plainfield.
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Austin
Minn
Moore
Washington High School
Y.M.C.A
Y.M
Y.W.C.A
Jefferson, Iowa
Eclipse Lumber Company
Washington
Plainfield
Eipse Lumber Company
G H M Club Social at Max Cook Home
The G H M club gathered at the Max Cook residence for three tables of pinochle last evening. Weather kept some members away. Prizes went to Mrs. Crone and Mrs. Wiley for women, Woodrow Crone and Robert Wiley for men, with Woodrow Crone taking the traveling prize. Pearl Parcell presided, naming Mrs. Max Cook as acting hostess during Mrs. Munson’s illness. The next meeting is set for February 6 at Mrs. ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Cook
G.H.M. Club
al Crone
Robert Wiley
Woodrow Crone
Eli Jackson
Pearl Parcell
Sam Munson
Eli Jackson Named Lead Host With Mrs Sampson Assisting
Eli Jackson will serve as lead host with Mrs John Sampson acting as assistant hostess for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Jackson
John Sampson
H E O Club Elects Officers for Year
Officers for the new year were elected at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Frank Embree with ten members and two guests present. Mrs. Ernest Meyer became president, Mrs. Earle Libe the vice president, Mrs. Willard Ginkens the secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Duane White the reporter. The afternoon closed with refreshments hosted by Mrs. Embree and Mrs. Walter Statler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. O. Club
Frank Embree
Cloyce Statler
Marilyn Kirton
Ernest Meyer
Earle Libe
Willard Ginkens
Duane White
Walter Statler
Presbyterian Cottage Prayer Meeting Notice Then Date
Presbyterian prayer gathering set for Wednesday at 9 30 AM in the home of Mrs Val Fuhr 208 East Seconda ry IRLE and 18 placeholder details follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Cottage
Val Fuhr
East Secondary Irle
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Britain
Evelyn Nichol
William Nichol
Sterling, Kan
Edna Palmer
John Krotz
Francis Feltz
Valley
Cleo McCoy
Crawfordsville
Jean Siegle
Emma Smith
Anna Rath
East Highland
H. H. Reister
Alvin Richardson
Pilotburg
John Kiene
Olpe
Kan
Bethel
Church Registered Nurses Society
Rosemary Club
Charles Wiley
Ryoka Hall
Pythian Sisters
J. L. Acheson
Walnut Women’s Club
Ralph Courtney
Minosa
O.F.S
Minnesota
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
C. E. Strong
Friendship Club
Cecil Fitzgerald
Christian Women's Council
Martha
Richard Malin
Ruth
Glenn Holden
Naomi
Hiram Coakley
U. P. Ladies Aid Society
BOS Hs
Methodist Church
Harvey Meek
W. Main St
Orie Turner
E. 7Th St
Wm. Mercer
E. Washington St
T. B. Brown
S. 8Rh Ave
Washington St
Mrs. Lloyd Lytle
Mrs. McLaughlin
B.P.W
Saue
Max’s
Santes
Hershey
Barclay’s
Soap
Ivory
Jergens
Mars
Gylowr
Pillsbury Best
Prairie
Creamery
Pard
Roy
Prem. Bacon
del Monte
LA Fendrich
Emerson
Rostan
SAN Felice
iOc
Max Cook Home
H.E.O. Club
Gpurgeon
Gpurgeong
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