Would Meet Every Year
Des Moines report notes yearly meetings and references Minority Floor Leader Gene Teste with Corydon mentioned amid brief political chatter.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1947
Page
8
Des Moines report notes yearly meetings and references Minority Floor Leader Gene Teste with Corydon mentioned amid brief political chatter.
Wayne Norman of Oregon township was elected chairman of the Washington County Soil Conservation committee for 1937.
Quick Kodak picture service promises fast turnaround. Bring your films or prints to our shop and walk out with ready photos in hours.
A cloudy forecast calls for snow tonight and Wednesday. Much colder by Wednesday night with a sharp drop in temperatures.
Poston argues against the two year meeting cycle saying a business handling 150 million in taxes needs more than 100 days every two years. He says annual sessions would cut waste and cost, blasting politicians for avoiding reform. He predicts public demand for change after crises like Eldora.
Des Moines report says W H Potthast Milford seeks $101000 from the state claiming a 1937 law ruined his frog business. He raised 700000 young frogs from New Orleans and planned to ship them back for food, but the law barred out-of-state shipment. Rep David G Ainsworth introduces a bill to amend the law allowing private property frog farming. The appeals board rejected Potthast’s claim and sent it to the legislative claims committee.
Mrs Homer Porter hosted the Home Art club with Mrs J Fr Thompson as guest. Members shared pet peeves, discussed topics, and enjoyed refreshments. Porter’s plant hobby was showcased in multiple rooms and sunny north window admired by all. Later, 28 relatives attended moving pictures at Walter Leet home with several listed families present.
The piece notes a group portrait including Miller and family of Brighton Harold Leet and son of Passaic N Y and Wm Estep Jr of Los Angeles Cal. Pictures were taken last summer during visits and depict many children. Troy shared vacation photos from the western coast last August.
House veterans committee chair Edith Nourse Rogers says she will appoint a seven member sub committee led by Bernard W. Kearney to probe operations of veterans administration hospitals with focus on bed shortages. Hearings opened on veterans bills as groups including the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars testified. The group will consider changing on the job training pay ceilings for married and single veterans receiving $200 and $175 respectively.
Carroll attorney and veteran Leighton A Wedrath filed a veterans preference appeal to set aside Robert S Bruner’s appointment as Carroll county attorney. Bruner, former county attorney, was chosen after James Kisgen resigned to become acting Carroll postmaster. Wedrath asserts Bruner is not a war veteran and requests the appointment record.
Three junior college students Dean Hasty Marvy Beliel and John Hotle presented a panel on UNESCO before the Rotary club Beliel outlined UNESCO founding in 1945 its 21 member nations including the United States its aim to foster world peace through education science and culture and teacher and student exchange Hotle noted Americas UNESCO involvement and the standing committee Hasty stressed UNESCO’s challenges yet its wartime inspired need Gragg of Iowa City spoke on progress in Washington.
Three new scout units are organized with definite potential for three more soon. Two new Rotart members are named Robert Speed, manager of Kiple & DePrenger furniture, and Dalla Chamberlain of Chamberlain Brothers sporting goods store joins the group.
The Philippine group contains 7083 islands of which 462 exceed one square mile, 2441 are named and 4542 unnamed.
A historical report notes that bathrooms are not the most accident prone rooms yet many injuries occur from slipping in the tub and from shock by electrical appliances. It highlights the need for caution and safety measures in home bathrooms.
Toasting uncooked oatmeal to a delicate brown enhances its nutty flavor, ideal for flavoring cookies. The technique highlights the grain’s aroma and crunch, suggesting a simple home baking enhancement.
Dan Casement of Manhattan Kansas will speak at the Louise County Castle Feeders banquet at Columbus High School January 30. The Methodist church whitesp er society will serve dinner at 6 50 am. Mr and Mrs Lou Bonnichsen celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary January 14 at home. Mrs Holly Oraig broke her left arm in a January 13 fall on a local farm. Mr and Mrs Ted Garret welcomed son Bruce Wayne on January 27 at Hershey Hospital Muscatine.
Using both hands as a team in chores like washing woodwork dusting setting the table and putting away dishes helps homemakers save time and energy.
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