Richmond visitor in Iowa on company business
Local news notes Local News & B Holsea of Richmond Virginia arrived last night for a short visit and will spend several days in Iowa on business. Pearl Parcell was brought home from Iowa City and is improving nicely after a major operation at University hospital. Captain Plumly arrived from the European theater and is on short leave with reassignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Parcell
Iowa City
Mr. Parcell
University Hospital
Marius Piunfy
Cedar Rapids
Jim White
Captain Plumly
Washington Demons Aim For Friday Victory At Home
Washington high school faces Mt. Pleasant Friday in a key league second-round game. The Demons look for their first home win after a rough stretch, while Mt. Pleasant arrives after a 32-28 road victory at New London and a prior 8 to 20 loss to Fairfield.
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Washington High School
S .Demons
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Fairfield
Demons
Panthers
New London
Airfield
Class Party With Mary R. McLaughlin
Eight girls in the seventh and eighth grades of the Sunday school at United Presbyterian church were entertained by Mary Rita McLaughlin. The evening featured games with prizes and refreshments served by Virginia McLaughlin with help from the hostess. Others present included Mrs. Ralph Kleese the teacher Frances Miller Marilyn Fenn Mary Blick Mildred Stewart Betty Logan and Norma Eatinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Mary Rita MceLaughlin
Virginia McLaughlin
Ralph Kleese
Frances Miller
Marilyn, Fenn
Mary Blick
Mildred Stewart
Betty Logan
Norma Eatinger
Five Games in the Church League Friday Saturday
The church school basketball schedule lists girls games Friday with Wrens vs Robins and Eagles vs Telicans. boys games Saturday at 7 pm Lions vs Wolves Bob Cats vs Gorillas and Air Corps vs Marines. Rev White and Rev Beiderwieden will supervise with many players and sponsors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School
Wrens
Robins
Eagles
Telicans
Lions
Wolves
Bob Cats
Gorillas
Air Corps
Marines
Gsames
T. E. White
Presbyterian Church
John Beiderwieden
Trinity Lutheran Church
Jerry Williams
Wildcats
Dean Goff
Tigers
Les Crone
Pears
Dick Juyen
Charles Kallous
Anthors
Charheimer
Jimmy Brown
John Owen
Bob Marble
Probcats
Eugene Tucker
E. G. Humm
Army
Bil Bosnart
Navy
Tl Terrell
Harold Jarvis
Howard Freshwaters
Red Birds
Robert Marshall
Catherine Kreigler
Donald Whitlatch
Hawks
Winifred Gerdes
Hayles
Julia Ann Johnston
Pelicans
Richland Eyes Tie For Ke-Wash Title In Week
Wellman Iowa January 23 Kalona Kubs sit atop the Ke-Wash standings after upsetting Brighton Richland can tie for first if it defeats West Chester this week Keota invades Wellman and Brighton hosts North English Williamsburg approved for Ke-Wash membership will join league next fall with a tentative football schedule
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Wellman
Iowa
Kalona Kubs
Brighton
Richland
West Chester Trojans
Keota Eacles
Il Pet
Kalona
West Chester
Keota
North English
Williamsburg
Birth Announcement and Local Notices From Lamar Colorado
Announcement of the birth of Beth Ellen Dayton at 6:30 AM in Lamar Colorado to Mr. and Mrs. W. Stiftley Dayton weighing six and a quarter pounds. Beth Ellen is granddaughter to Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Dayton of 1069 East Washington Street. Also promotional note for Pillsbury’s Best Flour and sale prices at Freshwaters’ Feed Store. Update on Freshwaters’ relative Travel from Arlington California and a 30 day leave for Kenneth B. Brown of Brighton Route 1 after West Pacific service.
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Beth Ellen Dayton
Lamar
Colo
W. Stiftley Dayton
Beth Hilen
O. L. Dayton
East
Washington Street
Pillsbury’s
Kenneth B. Brown
G.M
C. L. Brown
Brighton
Des Moines
West
Great Lakes
Rhode Island
Social calendar of community gatherings and meetings
Notices list Odd Fellow and Rebekah family social at 8 p.m. in C C C hall, Red Harvesters guest night at K C hall, Thursday Bible class potluck at 6 20 p m, Little Flower Circle 8 p.m. at Mrs J S Mangold’s, Snowball Social afternoon at Mrs Walter Neff, Fleur de Lis afternoon with officer elections, Child Study dept 8 p m with towels to bring, Presbyterian Ladies Aid groups 1 3 at 2 30 p m, Baptist Women’s Missionary society lunch 12 45 p m, Women’s Council luncheon at 1 o’clock honoring Mrs G B Holden, U and I club family night supper 6 30 p m at Mr and Mrs B G Holt.
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Rebekah
C.C.F. Hall
Red Havarsers Club
K.C. Hall
Baptist Church
J. W. Baker
Charles Wilson
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Earl Steele
Val Fuhr
S. Lemmon
Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Alfred Trenerry
Women’s Council of Christian Church
G. B. Holden
Garden Group Luncheon Meeting in Fortnightly Club
The Garden department of Fortnightly club held a 1 PM luncheon at Mrs. Cloyce Stewart's home with 20 members and three visitors. Mrs. Stewart presided, with Mrs. Roy Lowash as secretary. Mrs. J. N. Dodd spoke on Flowers for Major Crises and Great Occasions, while Mrs. Glenn Thompson discussed Planning the Perennial Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyce Stewart
William Sheetz
Harry Crone
Mable Gray
T. C. Davis
Sam Witting
Paul Thomassen
Florida
W. B. Dupuis
P. F. Whisler
Harry Drake
Stewart
Roy Lowash
Pearl Loveless
J. N. Dodd
Glenn Thompson
Pinochie Party Held by VFW Post at K C Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary hosted a social at K C Hall with a strong turnout. Mr and Mrs Dillon Schantz won the high score prizes for men and women as the committee provided refreshments.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary
K. C. Hall
Dillon Schantz
D U V Installation Follows Dinner for Daughters of Union Veterans
Members of the Daughters of Union Veterans held a cooperative dinner in Legion hall. Afterward Mrs. W B Dupuis gave a talk on William McKinley. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Charles Hebner as officers were re elected and installed. Cards from distant members were read. The group voted to send cookies to Knoxville veterans and discussed a Lincoln birthday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Legion Hall
W. B. Dupuis
William McKinley
Helen Fulton
D. W. McClure
Charles Hebner
Knoxville
Lincoln
Variety farming advised for family farms says report
Farm Security officials from the Department of Agriculture endorse variety farming as the best approach for most family type farms. Diversification reduces risk compared with a single income source, though small farmers may find success with specialties like poultry or dairy cows.
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Department of Agriculture
Danish economy relies on sugar self sufficiency and imports steel
Denmark grows enough beets to be self sufficient in sugar and operates refineries and ships. It builds diesel engines while remaining an agricultural nation that must import steel and coal.
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Denmark
Shrimp Boosts Salads and Dinners With Versatile Recipes
A guide to using shrimp in salads and hot dishes highlights spring shrimp salad and shrimp tetrazini. It details ingredients and steps for assembling a fresh shrimp salad with cottage cheese and greens, and layering shrimp with spaghetti, sauce, and cheese for a baked dish.
Shrimp Wiggle and Rusks Recipe In Historic Menu
A vintage kitchen card outlines Shrimp Wiggle with celery salt paprika and cracker crumbs baked in layers over cream, yielding three servings. It includes onions tomatoes margarine and rusks, with notes on thinning and thickening the sauce and serving hot on rusks.
Pythians Hold Cooperative Dinner at Hall
Mrs Walter Anderson and Mrs Francis Crewe led a cooperative dinner at the hall with Pythians from the local lodge, sharing duties and Rotary style fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Anderson
Francis Crewe
Wesleyan Service Guild Holds February Meeting
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist church met at Louise Wasson’s home with 13 members and several visitors. Mrs I D Quinn led devotions and Mrs Sherm Wolfe presided over the business portion. The program was run by Mrs James Birney Anna Waggoner and Mrs Harold Stephens. The group voted to move meetings to the second Thursday at 8 pm and welcomed Mrs O E Hickock as a new member.
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Louise Wasson
Georgia Fox
Wesleyan Service Guild
The
Methodist Church
I. D. Quinn
O. E. Hickock
Fred E. Miler
Albert Mills
Joe Hite
Quinn
Sherm Wolfe
James Birney
Anna Waggoner
Harold Stephens
Hickock
Waxgoner
Roy Fields
Fattening Steers on Pasture as They Age
As steers grow older they fatten more readily on pasture, with increased marbling and weight gain observed in grazing herds. The note highlights age-related fattening tendencies and pasture efficiency for beef production.
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Wolf’s Flower
Valentine Greeting
Reid Boyd
C.V. Grall
Mary R. McLaughlin
Mil Iir Drug Store
CE Leoul Mb
Haskell
Carter
Soule Pet
Rexall Pourcrest
KE Wash
Owen Grecian
H. P. Wilson
Arlington
Calif
H. C. Reynolds
Mabel Grecian
Elmer Grecian
Pioneer
REX Seltzer
Emerson
Pioneer Drug Store
U and I Club
tMr
B. G. Holt
Garden Group
V.F. W
VaeoRui
Nicola
Harmon
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Gy Studio
George C. Birney
Birney
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Burlington
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Coke
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