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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1929
Page
6
Readable fragments list several old fashioned dessert recipes credited to the People's Gas Light and Coke Home Service. Pineapple Cream Pie outlines crust and filling steps with vanilla and pineapple. Banbury Meringue Pie details raisin filling, meringue topping, and baking directions.
At the Howe Economics department meeting guidance on cheese serving appears for sandwiches and snacks. Recipes show cream cheese with whipped cream and nuts on nut bread, cream cheese with maraschino cherries on white bread, and a cheese spread with pickles olives and nuts on bread slices.
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the fastest remedy for indigestion gas and heartburn. It claims instant neutralization of stomach acid and relief within five minutes, promoting its long history and availability in 25¢ and 50¢ bottles at drug stores.
The notice page lists Pythian Sisters regular meeting at West Chester and other groups. Events include the MBC W club officer elections, Bo& P club gathering with guest calls, and a postponed dinner for Re te Pe HL club. Also upcoming Wellston Social club, Fortnightly meeting, Snowball Social club, IX club luncheon, Girl Scouts bake sale, Baptist Ladies sector, and calls to visit Mrs. James M Wilson.
The Nurses alumnae association held its first meeting in the new Nurses home and elected Hattie McConnell president Francis Minick vice president Beulah Harvey secretary and treasurer A potluck social followed with bridge.
Listings show Drama department members meeting at Mrs A Andersen home on East Washington for a PYHIAN SISTERS social at Castle Hall. F C W club election of officers hosted by Mrs Joe Maxwell. IX club gathering at Mrs Charles Falkner home. Snowball Social at Mrs Val Fuhr. Wednesday Reading Circle hosted by Mrs H F Steck. Charles George hosting a Bob party for Graham store crew and families at Oscar George home. General Fortnightly meeting at 2:30 PM in Woman's room. Welison Social Club meets this week.
Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton star in The Big Killing a Paramount team comedy playing Wednesday and Thursday at the Fox theatre. The duo deliver fast paced gags as two sharpshooters tangled with a Kentucky mountain feud while Mary Brian provides a wistful centerpiece in a brisk adventure film with a traveling carnival backdrop.
The Reading Circle will meet with Mrs H F Steck on Wednesday after the Young Ladies Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church postpones its meeting.
Karl Dane and George S Arthur star in a Metro Goldwyn Mayer comedy filmed with two rival teams from the University of Southern California. They display surprising football skill as Dane and Arthur handle on screen action with authenticity against determined opponents.
Dr Clarence D Little the University of Michigan president since 1925 offered his resignation citing differences with the board of regents. The board accepted the resignation unanimously and adopted a resolution expressing regret at his departure during the January 22 event in Ann Arbor Michigan.
The senate faced a threatened night session to pass the first deficiency appropriation bill and open time for other pending business. Wellston Social Club meets with Mrs Lottie Robertson this afternoon. Mrs M E Dicken at home invites friends to visit this afternoon at Mrs Dicken's home on South Town Avenue. Friday Baptist Ladies social hosted at Mrs Anna Bown's home this afternoon.
Under Section 5340 1927 Code the Board of Supervisors orders the county home receipts and expenditures for the year ending December 31 1928 published along with the property on hand January 1 1928 and January 1 1929. Inventory figures include listed amounts for assets and cash among others.
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