Quote on family care and home as a sacred place
The message speaks of love and protection from infancy to old age, urging that the home remain a happy hallowed space and warning against dishonor to the domestic sanctuary.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1945
Page
3
The message speaks of love and protection from infancy to old age, urging that the home remain a happy hallowed space and warning against dishonor to the domestic sanctuary.
A column argues for expanding international education to reduce world tensions. It notes Americans favor self image of glamour and industry while foreigners see us from afar. The piece proposes sending American students abroad and inviting foreign students to the United States to foster mutual understanding.
A fragmented column blends jokes about gas rations, galley ships, and dating servicemen with snippets on marriage, school, and fashion. Read as light social humor, it notes a soap gag, a dishwashing taunt, and a tip about green onion stems flavoring soups.
Carolyn Hamilton presents voice pupil Helen Stone in a public recital at United Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening at 8 30. The program includes works with piano accompaniment by Mrs Leo C Stone and features assisting artists Mrs Lester Luckenhill cellist Gwendolyn Ramsever contralto Shirley Dunlap dancer. The items listed include Puccini Madame Butterfly One Fine Day and Dvorak New World Symphony selections with cello obbligato and other pieces by Bishop Gilberte and Ronald.
Indian Creek club meets at Sandy Hook with 12 members and one guest. Officers elected: Lena Corpening president, Marie Farrier vice president, Kaee Mineart secretary and treasurer. Program committee includes Mable Guy, Vera Everett and Grace Mineart. Next meeting in two weeks with Mable Guy.
Saturday afternoon in the Farm Bureau office eleven county officers and township chairmen discussed remainder of year work and next year's program. Ruth Foster served refreshments from Mrs Fred Bauer. Morning session opens 10 15 and afternoon at 1 15 with potluck lunch and each person to bring table service and a dish to pass. All women in the community are invited.
West Chester W C T U announces a local institute an all day meeting this Friday at the home of a member.
Researchers report that resistance to coccidiosis appears to be an inherited family trait. The finding suggests genetic factors may influence susceptibility and could guide future breeding and disease control efforts.
Mrs Merle Twinam county chairman of home extension work led the meeting to outline the year’s farm women programs and activities.
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