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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1946

Page

10

D Hoskins Family In Des Moines at Orville Hardin Home

Brighton news notes visits and travel around Des Moines with several locals staying with relatives. Guests include Donald Hoskins and family, Everette Schadt arriving from abroad, J W Jones recovering from a heart attack, and assorted out of town relatives visiting Brighton residents.

D. Hoskins Des Moines Orville Hardin Edna S. Crile Brighton Donald Hoskins Larry Floyd Robison Altha Margaret Vance Moline Ill C. V. Robison Boone Seymour Violet Boone Norbert Flanders Baby Keota Martha Nelson Packwood Louise Peck Fairfield Lester Forbes

Mrs H L McRoberts Returns to Hospital After Stroke

Mrs H L McRoberts suffered a paralytic stroke at University hospital on January 8 and was brought home ten days ago. she was taken back to the hospital at Iowa City on Sunday. The item also notes local club gatherings, wedding anniversaries, and installed officers for Royal Neighbors and Masonic lodges.

Columbus Junction H. L. McRoberts University Hospital Iowa City Ralph Lowe Tri-T Irene Fairall Muscatine Robert Galloway Blanche Jones Donald Story The Seabees R. C. Story Pacific Des Moines W. S. Randolph Walter Marsden Fred Duncan Royal Neighbors Royal Neighbor Lodge Florence Billings Oracle Ada Lewis Blanch Lewis Mary Owens Maud Dwinell Cornelia Hanft Marshall Hazel Billings Inner Sentinel Ethel Gabriel Outer Sentinel Ella van Vliet Minnie Rabenold Etta Lukins John Schafer de Wayne Richards Frank Williams E. Aldershot Tyler Ira Rees

Shower Honors for Mrs. Richard Duncan and Mrs. Mary Shafter

A Cotter and Wyman teacher Mrs. Mary Shafter was honored at a shower. Mrs. Edgar Smith hosted a separate shower Monday evening for Mrs. Richard Duncan. Mrs. R. W. Galloway won the high prize at cards.

Mary Shafter Cotter and Wyman Edgar Smith Richard Duncan R. W. Galloway

Orris Family Marks 79th Birthday At Crawfordsville Home

S K Orris celebrates 79th birthday with a family dinner at his Crawfordsville home. Attendees include Fred Orris and family, Ora Marlatt, Clarence Hering, and Ruth Orris who called from Iowa City. Absent were ill relatives and two grandsons overseas. A related birth and local deaths are noted in the updates.

Mary Packer Crawfordsville S. K. Orris Ruth Orris Iowa City Fred Orris Scott Reid Keith Maridee Ainsworth Paul Howell Patricia Norma John James Columbus Junction W. A. Orris Ora Marlatt Clarence Hering Viola Marilyn Joyce J. B. Orris Williamsburg Billie Orris Camp LeJeune N. C Virgil Esther Burkhart Estherville C. J. Lease Richard Davenport Germany

Lighting guidance for reading and study rooms

Proper lighting with minimal glare should be provided for reading and studying. Avoid bare bulbs. use diffusing bowls. Clean all lamps and fixtures and adjust floor and table lamps to achieve proper light distribution.

Preserving Unsweetened Peach Pulp For Later Canning

Use fully ripened peaches. Wash peel and pit, then slice or halve as desired. Boil, stir to avoid scorching, then press through a sieve for smooth pulp or pack pieces into hot sterilized jars. Seal and process in a boiling water bath for 20 minutes.

Hawaiian table charms decorate island meals

Children add island charm to meals by decorating tables with Hawaiian flowers. In some places doilies are woven from hala leaves and attractive table sets are made from bleached flour or cement sacks.

Hawaii

Sun Rays Show Wavelengths Of One Fifty Thou Sandths Inch

A fragment notes visible sunlight with wavelengths of one fifty thou sandths of an inch. The report reads like a brief scientific observation without further context.

Rejuvenate Furniture Care Tip for Crushed Surfaces

When a flat crushed surface appears during furniture changes, cover the spot with a damp cloth and run a hot iron lightly over it. Then brush the tufts gently in the direction of the pile to restore evenness.

Local Social Circle Notes At Grace Hill and Surrounds

Mr and Mrs Russell Hayes left for Seattle to establish a home. Mrs Chas Harvey and Frances visited St Louis for a weekend with his son. A dinner guests list includes Paul Harvey and W J Taylor of Washington. Navy discharge returns home. Charlene remains with grandparents amid scarlet fever.

Nelson Woodford Race Hill Russell Hayes Seattle Wash Chas. Harvey Frances Harvey St. Louis Isaac Walton League Max Waterhouse Chas, Johnson K. P. Lodge Washington Paul Harvey Harvey Dan Boone

Penicillin Seen as Food Preservative Agent

The antibiotic penicillin is anticipated to help preserve foods by killing bacteria and spores that resist pasteurization and heat from non pressure preserving kettles.

Pickling salt preferred for clear brine over table salt

Pickling salt is better for making pickles than table salt because no starch is added to table salt. Starch causes the pickling liquid to become cloudy, while pure pickling salt yields a clearer brine.

Deliver Tractor to Don Nicholson for Spring Farm Work

A new tractor was delivered to Don ald Nicholson from Columbus Junction on Friday. Local repairs and visits highlight the community scene with Ralph Boyd, Ralph Hixson, and others mentioned in connection to visits and ongoing farm work.

Don Nicholson John Skubal Round Grove Donald Nicholson Columbus Junction Edgar Whetstine Ralph Boyd Milo Cleo Orris Holly Orris Navy Doyle Peiffer Ralph Hixson Percy Skubal Robert Green Dean Zachs Fred Skubal Lee Nichol

Notable Wehr Family Vacation in Grandview Gatherings

A son returned home with Mr. and Mrs. Owen Wehr and Alvin joining relatives in Grandview for a family gathering.

Son Owen Wehr Alvin Grandview

Weeds Signal Soil Fertility and Garden Health

Weeds indicate fertile soil as a good garden crop reflects soil quality. Use fall clean up to turn weeds and grass into compost for soil enrichment.

Sorenson Couple to Show Cuba Mission Films at Tabernacle

Rev and Mrs Eddie Sorenson will speak at The Christian Tabernacle on Thursday night the 31st at 7 45 P.M. at 604 South Iowa Ave. He is field Secretary of World Mission of Cuba and will share an engaging story. All are invited.

Eddie Sorenson Christian Tabernacle South Iowa Ave Mr. Sorenson World Mission of Cuba

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