Cheese Milk Conversion Fact
A cheese making note states about four percent quarts of milk are required to produce one pound of cheese.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
2
A cheese making note states about four percent quarts of milk are required to produce one pound of cheese.
Mrs. Joe Ross of Wayland underwent major surgery last night at the hospital. Dismissals today include T. W. Palmer of 13035 North 12th Avenue and William C. McFadden of 202 East Washington Street.
Mrs Richard Moore former Mary Lee Weeks travels to Sacramento California as her husband Corporal Moore is stationed at Mather Field. Mr and Mrs Bill Bowden depart for Youngstown Ohio after visiting his mother Wanda Bowden. Mrs Bowden is honorably discharged from WAVEs in California hospitals and Mr Bowden from the army in December. Harvey relatives host a cooperative dinner at Floyd Harvey home honoring the Bowdens with a gift.
Workmen cut through the basement wall of the court house at the southeast corner to create an opening for a new window. The window will light a room once used as a sheriff's vault and will serve a new space for the county welfare office adjacent to existing rooms.
Mr and Mrs Chris Hertig of Wayland Mrs Clair Holmes and Mrs Joe Johnston of Crawfords ville were business visitors here yesterday Lt Cora Perrin arrived in the states last week after serving in the army nurses corps in the European theater is spending a leave with her parents Mr and Mrs J R Perrin at Wellman She called on Washington friends today.
In mid season the Ke-Wash league sees three teams tied for the lead as Richland competes with West Chester Brighton and Kalona. West Chester defeated North English 41 to 18 while Brighton edged Keota 25 to 5.
Two Republican state senators Ralph E. Benson of Jefferson and Harlan C. Foster of Mount Pleasant filed papers for nomination in the June primary.
Milk and cresin subsidy tickets dated October through December 1945 are issued by the Washington County AAA office and will run through February 28. Tickets must show producer name and creamery or buyer. Rates are 17 cents per pound of butterfat and 60 cents per hundredweight for whole milk. Over $4,000 paid January 2 to about 100 producers. Tickets and payments can be handled by mail and must be kept on file due to Dairy Production Program rules.
Stella Wilcox of Western Union reports the A C A CIO telegraph strike is limited to Greater New York. Telegrams to and from New York face indefinite delay while traffic outside New York moves normally. Cable and radio traffic to Europe and South America via the New York gateway is disrupted.
Gov Klue presented Brig Gen Maxwell A O'Brien with a 25 year medal marking his service from World War I private to brigadier general in World War II. Brig Gen Charles A Grahl praised him for bringing distinction to Iowa through 25 years with the national guard.
Havre notes show the S C Wittmer household gathering New Year’s Eve with four sons and their families from Spirit Lake Burlington Mr Pleasant and Iowa City. Other local families share meals and visits as holidays extend. Mary Richards returns to Mt Pleasant after vacation with relatives. Pfc Samuel Wittmer and wife enjoy Christmas at parental homes. Several visitors and dinners occur at Richard Westen and Jarvis homes as the community joins in holiday warmth.
Relatives hosted a cooperative dinner at the Walter Kyle home honoring Lt Florence Kyle and Howard Patton A S of Curtis Bay Md. Lt Kyle recently returned from the European theater where she served in the Army Nurses Corps and is on terminal leave with her parents.
Mrs Robert Dawson hosted the E O W club meeting. President Mrs Lloyd Maxwell led the business session and officers were re elected for the coming year. Refreshments were served. The February meeting will be with Mrs Ernest Garrett.
Monday and Sunday visits mix among Westen Richards Zieglowsky and Hering families. Several households host dinners and callers include Wittings Wittiig Fread Rein ers and others in Wellman and nearby towns.
Columbus Junction January 4 Members of the Columbus City Methodist church gave Pastor Rev. J. B. Pooley a fifty-dollar holiday purse. Navy veteran Newell Abbott, visiting his parents, and local residents Newell Abbott and family news appear among a batch of short items including a Columbus high school basketball win over Canfordsville 89 to 35 and various out-of-town visits.
After processing, remove the canner from heat and allow pressure to fall to zero. Open the petcock before removing the cover to ensure safe release of remaining pressure.
Records from the National Safety Council indicate in fall and winter about 100 pedestrians are killed in the three hours after sunset for every 24 killed in the three hours before sunset, highlighting a sharp rise after dark.
The Journal notes birthdays and anniversaries for readers including Emma J. Anderson, Anthony Samuel Monaie, Daryl Dodder and Clifford Conklin, and Stanley Skinner John Cyril James Lester Butterbaush. Several readers observe second and third anniversaries and celebrate sixth birthdays with wishes from family and friends.
UWth and her mother Mrs. John Flander will observe a birthday Saturday. Mrs. Darin Hoyle accepted birthday congratulations Tuesday.
Fifteen members of the Cood Will club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jake Wenger for the January meeting. President Mrs. Frank Mayhew led the business session with a roll call answering Where I Spent Christmas. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Wenger with help from Mrs. Wag ner and Mrs. Mayhew. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. P. E. Babcock and feature a white elephant exchange.
Virginia Joiner daughter of Mr and Mrs L F Joiner Portales and Meredith Knepp son of Mr and Mrs Eli Knepp Washington were married Jan 5. Rev Roy Ross of Portales First Methodist officiated. The couple will reside here with Mrs Knepp attending Ft Sumner NM high school alum and Mr Knepp a Washington student veteran discharged last November at Fort Sheridan Illinois.
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