Funeral attendance and local society notes
Local residents attended the funeral of Stewart E. Wilson in Town City. A visiting group called on Mrs Jenette McElhinney and Ed Wilson in Iowa City. Various townspeople traveled from Newell Wellman Fairfield and Des Moines for family events and weekend travels including Rose Bowl sights. Fresh eggs sold at 18c per dozen by W S Reister & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McCleery
J. B. Crail
Stewart E. Wilson
Cherie McElhinney
Town City
Fred Reid
Howard L. McCleery
Stella Latchem
Jenette McElhinney
Ed Wilson
Iowa City
W. S. Reister & Sons
Harry Simpson
Bonnie Jean
California
Mr. Simpson
Mayme Lange
Longe Beach
Sierra Madre
Los Angeles
Floyd Roe
Des Moines
Warren Allen
Mr. Roe
Robert
Roe
D. F. Macon
Red. Butt
John Lewis
Newell
Ls. D
Jesse Harvey
Washington
Glenn McCarel
Newburg
Jesse Mikseh
Fairfield
Feve Rowe
Roy Rowe
Clarence Rowe
Wellman
J. G. Rehmer
Guests Of Dr Carl Kunath And Family In Iowa City
Dr and Mrs Carl Kunath of Iowa City were guests Sunday evening in the home of Dr Kunaths mother Mrs J E Kunath. Dr Kunath is connected with University hospitals in Iowa City. Also notes on local illness including Mrs R G Wessler ill with flu and improving, William C Longer recovering after a tonsillectomy, Charles Bear showing slight improvement, W N McCarty improving, Joe Daniels recovering from a stroke, and Mrs John Jones in Washington county hospital sleeping fairly well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kunath
Iowa City
Dr. Kunath
J. E. Kunath
Joe Daniels
John Jones
Washington County Hospital
Social Calendar Highlights Church and club events week
Local social calendar lists meetings and gatherings from Tuesday to Friday. Postponements noted for E. O. W. club and H. H. club. potluck dinners, luncheons, and elections planned at Baptist church, P. T. A., Rosary and Ladies Aid groups. multiple homemaker circles and unit meetings scheduled across town with venues including West Second street, North Side Cafe, Masonic Temple, Presbyterian Manse, and public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aew
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid
Glenn Pratt
White Shrine Women and Friends
Masonic Temple
Sunshine Community Club
Consibers
Mwenal
Joe Klopfenstein
Harmony Club
Tommy Harvey
West Chester M. E. Ladies Aid Society
Rosemary Club
Shirley Augustine
Poinsettia Club
Sherm Crone
Jay Brewer
Fleur-de-Lis Club
M. Flynn
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
C. Uarry Anderson
North Side Cafe
Rural Woman's Club and Families
Humston
H. H. Club
Youtz
Friendship Club
Alvin Shaw
U. P. Ladies Aid Society
N. Ave. C
N. W. Thompson
Mae Smith
Homer
Birney
Wesleyan Mission Groups Share Supper and Program
Wesleyan Missionary society members held a cooperative supper at the home of Mrs. Roy Means with thirteen attendees. After a brief program led by Mrs. L. A. Jones, all joined services at the Methodist church. the business meeting was omitted. Mrs. W. B. Dupuis spoke on World Peace and Good Will Limited. Mrs. Ed Griffith described the Allen home in Asheville, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Missionary Society
Roy Means
L. A. Jones
W. B. Dupuis
Ed Griffith
Allen
Ashville
N. C
Glendale Gleaners 4 H Club Opens Year Meeting
The Glendale Gleaners 4 H Club began its year at Hazel Hoppings home with six members present. The president led the session and bulletins on canning meat were handed out. The next meeting is set for February 12 at Virginia Hoppings home. A prior gathering on November 26 at Mercedes Millers home included three members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale Gleaners 4-H Club
Hazel Hopping
Virginia Hopping
Mercedes Miller
Oyster Supper Held at J Simmering Home
An oyster supper was served Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Simmering Jr. Guests included the Zieglowsky and Sheetz families, Hartburg visitors, and other relatives. Afterward, attendees played pinochle and visited. The gathering marked the January birthdays of Viola Simmering and sister Mrs. Marion Sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simmering
Albert Zieglowsky
Howard
Alberta Ann
Carl Zieglowsky
Merle Sheetz
Ronald
Bernice Sheets
Lloyd Dale Hunt
Henry Zieglowsky
Barbara Swisher
Marion Sheetz
Marlene Carol
Hartburg
Theodore Olmans
Hilda
Abbert
Wilbur Peyton
Robert Oltmans
Dick Oltmans
Charles Zieglowsky
Viola
Marion Sheets
Flour measurement tips for baking accuracy
This guide highlights proper flour measurement and sifting to prevent dense cakes and tunnels in muffins. It covers level spoonfuls versus cup measures, oven color testing with flour, mixing order, batter and dough classifications, packing tendencies, and avoiding overbeat for quick bread batters.
Bread Making Tips for Shortening and Cooling
For batters shortening is melted and cooled before adding to eggs or milk or stirred into the batter. Small breads or rolls are served hot and freshly baked. Larger loaves must be cooled before using. Turn all loaves from the pan onto a wire rack. Do not place on a cloth to avoid soggy crusts.
Mrs Geerdes to Review Building Rural America
Mrs. Thomas Geerdes will present a book review of Building Rural America by A. Dawber, focusing on its insights for rural development and community progress. The event highlights regional perspectives and literary critique within a local setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Geerdes
A. Dawber
Literature Dept Hears Review of an Autobiography
Lucy Stahl reviews A Woman Surgeon by Rosalie S Morton at the Literature department evening meeting in Elizabeth Irwin's apartment. The talk covers the author's work in America including New York City Washington D C Labrador Serbia South Africa and South America. A charity collection was taken and Iowa blind women towels were distributed. Twenty seven members and one guest Maude McCreedy attended. Hostess committee served refreshments after the program and business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie S. Morton
Lucy Stahl
Elizabeth Irwin
Miss Stahl
America
New York City
Washington, D. C
Labrador
Serbia
South Africa
South America
Iowa
Maude McCreedy
Miss Irwin
Mildred Woodburn
Edna Mercer
Martha Timmerman
Potluck Dinner at Presbyterian Manse Ends Potluck
Following a potluck dinner in the Presbyterian manse, the cooperative dinner will be served at noon. The report notes a communal gathering with a shared meal and orderly service planned for midday.
Opal Wilson Weds Joseph Schantz at Methodist Parsonage
Opal Wilson daughter of Mrs Carson Wilson Wellman and Joseph P Schantz son of Mr and Mrs Henry Schantz south of Washington were married yesterday afternoon at 4 in the Methodist parsonage. Dr Arthur Atack officiated with Mr and Mrs Elmer Schantz of Washington as attendants. The bride wore blue silk with gray accessories. They will live on the Nebergall farm five miles southwest of Washington after March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Wilson
Carson Wilson
Wellman
Joseph P. Schantz
Henry Schantz
Washington
Arthur Atack
Elmer Schantz
Schantz
Nebergall Farm
Plan Book Review in U P Ladies Aid Friday
United Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets Friday at 2 30 PM in the church with Mrs P F Whisler in charge. Mrs T A Michels will review Madame Currie the Fortnightly Club gift to the library in memory of Mr W A Gibson. Roberta Stone will bring high school girls to sing and more music is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Whisler
United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Madame Currie
T. A. Michels
Roberta Stone
Announcements church meetings and cottage prayer
Presbyterian cottage prayer meeting set for Wednesday at 9 30 in Mrs I T Rehmel 605 South Marion A venue. Regular monthly church night at the U P church in Ainsworth Wednesday 7 30 p m with a program by a group from the A M E church of Washington. Silver offering public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Cottage
I. T. Rehmel
South
Marion Avenue
U. P
Ainsworth
A. M. E. Church of Washington
Woman's Missionary Society Dinner Meeting
A note states the society will be given after the dinner. It calls members to attend and participate in the post dinner session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Merry Mixer club gathering at Statler Home
Fourteen members of the Merry Mixer club met at the home of Mrs. Mildred Statler with guests Mrs. George Statler and Doris Statler. A pot luck lunch followed, tea towels were hemmed, and members shared their favorite household tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Mixer Club
Mildred Statler
George Statler
Doris Statler
Gertrude Stephens
Bernice Carr
Carr
Catherine Romine
Cora Dayton
Mabel Griffith
Elect Officers of Holy Name Society at St. Marys
Riverside January 11 The Holy Name Society of St. Marys church named Joseph Knebel as president William Dautremont as vice president and Joseph P Paillichet as secretary treasurer Two consultors will be appointed by Rt Rev Monsignor Bernard Jacobsmeier pastor and spiritual director of the society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
Riverside
Holy Name Society of
St. Mary’s Church
Joseph Knebel
William Dautremont
Joseph P. Paillichet
Bernard Jacobsmeier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Park
Wolf Floral CO
St. James
K. C. Hall
R. G. Wessler
Wiliam CC
Charles Bear
W. N. McCarty
E. O. W. Club
Ernest Garrett
Noble Grand Circle
Young Woman's Missionary Society of Baptist’ Church
E. H. Messer
Alma Hearne
Holland Missionary Society
Jeannette Kyle
West Second Street
P. T. A. Council
All Druggiera
Wesleyan Mission
Glendale Gleaners
Mace
Mace Motor Co
U. S
N. Lowa
J. Simmering
Eugene
Harry Sizer
J. R. Gardagr
Lisbon
E. Mellemeyer
William Shannon
Marjorie Pratt
Glenn Wilson
E. A. Ralston
R. G. Cherry
Joseph Schantz
Plan Book Review
Ladies Aid
Ode Aces
Statler
E. M. Bridges
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