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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1944

Page

3

Beulah Stewart and Sikke Temple Betrothal Reported

Readable details show Beulah Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs Cloyce Stewart and Pvt Sikke Temple son of David Temple announced engaged at a 4 July party in Slosshouse Ames Iowa. Red firecrackers announced the betrothal while a ring concealed in a bouquet. Hostesses were Esther Stewart and Louise Hamilton with guests Mrs Walter Barlow and Grace Randall.

Beulah Stewart Cloyce Stewart Pvt Sikke Temple David Temple Iowa State Ames Miss Stewart Iowa State College Beulah and Sikke H.ec.jr Camp

Mrs. Gray Hosts Circle Meeting With Card Games

The Past Noble Grand Circle met at the hall last evening with Mrs Clive Gray as hostess. Thirteen members attended a brief business session before card games and refreshments provided by the hostess aided by Rosalie Hysell. The next meeting will be a picnic.

Clive Gray Rosalie Hysell

Scott Family Reunion Set for Sunset Park

Scott family reunion announced for Sunday July 16 at Sunset Park with a basket dinner at noon. The Log Cabin at Sunset Park will be open tomorrow for visitors and details.

Scott Sunset Park

Housing wartime basements transformed into living quarters

The drive to meet wartime housing needs has converted basements into game rooms hobby rooms and expanded living spaces. Emphasis is on Meht-refeet ing paint colorful furnishings and sealing dampness to ensure safe dwellings.

Social calendar lists church, club meetings for Wednesday

Catholic Daughters of America meet at 8 p.m. K. C. Hall with social to follow. Independent club at 2 p.m. St Marys Circle at 2:30 p.m. Missionary society luncheon at 1 p.m. Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid at 7 p.m. Rural and Friendly clubs meet in afternoon. Unit No. 10 W.S.C.S. at 2 p.m.

Sunset Park Independent Club Bernard McCarthy St. Mary's Circle Harry Sowden Main St Ruth Nichol Missionary Society of U. P. Church Will McConnell Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid R. J. Tanner Country Club Rural Women's Club William Marie, Jr Friendly Circle Club Mable Johnson

New Beets Prepared by Peeling Before Cooking

Ruth Poster describes peeling beets before cooking to preserve color and speed preparation. Peeled beets are commonly diced or shredded and cooked briefly in butter. Cubed beets can be buttered or harvested, while diced pieces may lose color more if canned due to longer processing.

Ruth Poster

Women Assist At Homemaking

Haying labor in Salem on July 12 shows strong neighborhood cooperation. Mrs. Harold Strum drove the tractor for days while a cooperative group harvested on the Shalla Marek Strum and Shalla farms. Leroy Krotz and the houseman collaborated to put up the hay.

Dewey Weeks Salem Harold Strum Dwane Shalla Charles Marek Harold Ernest Strum John Shalla Leroy Krotz

Easy cheese and franks picnic sandwiches and rolls

A nostalgic recipe card describes quick picnic sandwiches with franks and melted cheese. It includes steps to prepare ham egg mixtures, dressing, and frying for hot sandwiches, plus a ham stuffed rolls variant with onions peppers and catsup baked briefly.

Haying on Two Farms Spurs Late Evening Work

Joads report 1125 bales of hay gathered on two farms with Frances 15 and Anna Marie 13 assisting in mow and team work. Norma Jean Krotz and younger girls helped with chores as hay making continued into the night. Families mention visits from Merritt Reiner and Wolfe and notes on relatives serving overseas and July celebrations for Donald Frank Patterson’s birth date.

Frances Anna Marie Norma Jean Krotz Krotz Norma Jean Anna Mareagan Stout Wagener and Coon Charles Marek Harold Ernest Strum Wayne Zeck Merritt Reiner Billy Geraldine Wolfe California Decatur Milford Shettler New Guinea Ed Clanin Keith Ilinois

Mrs J J McConnell Visits Chicago Daughter

Mrs J J McConnell travels to Chicago with her daughter to spend time while Mrs Wright McConnell recovers from a fractured hip. Mary McConnell of Chicago visited North Oregon and other local residents hosted guests and family gatherings through the week, including the Thompson and Genkinger households.

C. A. Thompson Oregon Mary McConnell Chicago Wright McConnell J. J. McConnell G. F. Greenwood Davenport Orie O'Connor George Canott Doris Sam Elmer Hayes David Thompson Marjorie Dan Storms Washington C. A

Town Council Meeting on 1945 Expenditure Hearings

The Town council of Ainsworth Washington County Iowa schedules a hearing on July 25 1944 at 8 00 PM at Town Hall. Taxpayers may speak for or against the proposed expenditures for the year starting April 1 1945. A detailed receipts and disbursements statement will be available at the hearing. Charles Jenkins Town Clerk.

Ainsworth Washington County Iowa Town Hall

Ann Judson Circle July Meeting Report

Sixteen members of the Ann Judson Circle of the Baptist church and three guests attended the meeting with Mrs. Walter Starr. Co hosts were Mrs. Wilbur Jackson and near Rubio. Co. B Reed of Washington helped with hay making at the C A Thompson home. Kenneth McConnell, moved from California to San Antonio to Camp Bowie, awaits assignment. furlough canceled.

Ann Judson the Baptist Church Walter Starr Wilbur Jackson Rubio B. Reed Washington C. A Fairfield Gilbert Hotle Columbus Junction Doyle Pfiefer Ernest Reed Patrica and Nancy St. Louis C. B. Reed

Community group study session on The American Indian ends with refreshments

Mrs. Charles Dawson and Mrs. John Little led the program and the third chapter of The American Indian study book. The devotional and business meeting concluded with light refreshments served by hostesses and assisted by Larry Jackson.

Charles Dawson John Little Larry Jackson

Y's Menettes Attend Dinner With Y's Men at Kingsbury Inn

The Y's Menettes joined the regular Y's Men's club dinner at Kingsbury Inn where a fish dinner was served. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long Jr of Des Moines. The evening ended with members and their wives playing bridge at the Dave Elder home.

Y's Men's Club Y's Kingsbury Inn Charles Long, Jr Des Moines Dave Elder

Record intercity bus traffic hits 963 million in 1943

Passenger traffic on intercity buses reached a record 963 million in 1943, up 39.1 percent from 1942 and double peacetime levels. Major lines carried 783 million of last year’s passengers, smaller operators 180 million, with larger firms increasing passengers 42.1 percent while mileage rose 11.3 percent.

Birthday greetings for local children noted in area column

Kenneth Bailey turns five and is ready for school as the family marks his birthday. Roger LeRoy Reed also celebrates his fourth birthday. Others observing birthdays include Mrs Ives McKay Mrs H O Banks Mrs Raymond Kos Wellman Sam Erwin Qlds Charlotte Earls Ray Steele East Highland community Mrs Cora Crumpacker and Ernest Fisher of Salem.

Kenneth Bailey Howard Bailey Ives McKay H. O. Banks Raymond Kos Wellman Sam Erwin Qlds Charlotte Earls Ray Steele East Highland Community Cora Crumpacker Ernest Fisher Salem

July 12 Celebrations Mark Peterson and Prescott Birthdays

Dr A C Peterson enjoys daily life but July 12 is special with birthday cake. David and Donna Prescott twins of Levi and Mrs Prescott observe their fourth birthday on North Iowa Avenue. Paul Bennell Jr turns 12 today living with his mother at 415 South Second Avenue while his father Pvt Paul L Bennell in Camp Roberts California will have furlough next week after basic training.

A. C. Peterson David and Donna Prescott Levi Prescott North Iowa Avenue Paul Bennell, Jr South Second Avenue Pvt Paul L. Bennell Bennell Camp Roberts Calif

Radium Rays See New Uses With Radon Seed Invention

A century of radium activity persists for centuries and halves after 2000 years. Ten years ago the radon seed was devised, a platinum capsule with active gas from radium. This allows radium ray benefits without using radium itself, alleviating the radium famine.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Journal Woman's Page Mrs. Gray Circle Rothschilds Wednaday Catholic Daughters of America Leo Sueppel Thursand H. H. Club William Longer H.J. Club Leo Sharp Prairie Flower Missionary Society Roland Benson Earl Dill C. C. Reeves Stella Genkinger W.S.C.S George Jarrard John Shields & Sons Pull — Building Material Clanin Mrs Charles Jenkins Ann Judson Circle Roger LeRoy Reed Bernard Reed Orepe Gabardine C.P.A
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