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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1943

Page

7

District 4 social notes and farm work updates

District No. 4 reports visiting neighbors five households with the Dares Kep hart Mc Council and others. Oats cutting continues with Francis and Will McConnell aided by Floyd Hamil and Billy Wittetoe. Captain LeRoy McGraw returns to Camp Hood Texas and his mother recovers from surgery in town.

Sandra Francis Ann McCouncil Etta Swift Raymond Whelan John Wheelan Floyd Crayne Clement Griffith Teddy Bill Crayne Eddie Ray Whitehead George Dares Lester Hanan Frank Kephart Francis Will McConnell Floyd Hamil Billy Wittetoe LeRoy McGraw Camp Hood Texas Joe McGraw Fort Madison Capt. McGraw Town City McGraw George Dare Val Fuhr

Drying and brining demonstration at Crawfordsville church

Ruth Foster will lead a drying and brining demo at the Crawfordsville Methodist church basement on Thursday July 22 from 2:00 to 4:30 PM. 4-H girls Mary Ellen Duensing and Margaret McCall will present vegetables ready for raw and cooked servings. Women and surrounding community urged to attend for wartime food variety.

Extension Service Civilian Defense Methodist Church Crawfordsville Miss Foster Mary Ellen Duensing Margaret McCall S. K. Orris Dorothy Paul Howell Columbus Junction Howell Orris Bruce Oakdale Illinois Southern Pacific Georgia Gault Alice Holmes

Crawfordsville Social News Highlights Local Visits

J C Wooley of Columbia Missouri visited Crawfordsville then traveled to Avoca. Staff Sergeant Maurice Maxwell, stationed in Deming New Mexico, returned for a week at home. Mildred Johnson teaches at Iowa State University and will resume summer term. Morris Crayne and son Donald of Iowa City visited with Mrs Lease. A refugee Loy from China accompanied them. Joe McCoy and cadet Bob Schmidt of Iowa Wesleyan College spent time with Rose Moorhead. Despain family visited New London and Betty Despain returned with them. Owens couple finished a two week vacation elsewhere. Dorothy Huston cared for the children during the absences.

Mary Manners Crawfordsville J. C. Wooley Columbia Avoca Maurice Maxwell Deming New Mexico Mildred Johnson T. E. Maxwell State University Morris Crayne Donald Iowa City Lee Lease Bob Schmidt Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant Rose Moorhead California Clarence Despain New London Mr. Despain Betty Denmark D. D. Owens Dorothy Huston

War widow Duchess faces royal tragedy anniversary

The British Royal Family marks over a year since the death of the young Duke of Kent in a Scottish plane crash. His widow and three children continue a quiet life at Coppins estate in Buckinghamshire as photographers capture Prince Michael’s birthday.

Ragedy Duke of Kent Coppins Iver Buckinghamshire England Prince Michael

Spring Is Firemen Headache

Spring brings peak fire danger for firefighters. Brush fires surge as cigarettes along roadsides, faulty outdoor incinerators, and careless brush burning rise as leading causes.

Hybrid corn topic thrills Ames Rotary audience

J W Chandler county agent explained hybrid seed corn and pollination methods to the Ames Rotary Club using a chart. Rev Wm Harless praised Rotary aims while urging renewal of Christian ethics to combat unemployment as war ends. Judge Harold Leavis lauded Rev Fred Miller, new Washington Methodist pastor from Chariton. Next meeting set for Congress hotel. Y M C A room undergoing improvements. Frank Kos presided in the president's absence.

J. W. Chandler Rotary Club Mid-West Chandler Wm. Harless Presbyterian Synod Ames Iowa Rotary Harold Leavis Chariton Fred Miller Washington Methodist Miller Congress Hotel

The Cumaru Tree and Tonka Bean Use

The cumaru tree in bloom carries bright rose colored blossoms and oily egg shaped fruits. Its seeds are tonka beans used for coumarin a vanilla substitute and a flavor in cigarettes perfumes and medicines.

Pre-nuptial Party for Amy Hemphill

Mrs Lee Hunt and daughter Hazel hosted a pre nuptial party for Amy Hemphill who will wed Stanley Shutts of Oakville on August 11. About twenty guests attended and games and contests provided entertainment. Little Billy Moore arrived with a wagon of pink and green presents for the bride to be. A one course luncheon with pink and green decor completed the event.

Ruth Morris Ainsworth Lee Hunt Hazel Amy Hemphill Stanley Shutts Oakville Billy Moore

No Blood Vessels in Eye Refracting Parts

The lens and vitreous humor lack blood vessels. Light rays are interfered by vessels, so nourishment comes from transparent lymph flowing through the eye’s refracting tissues.

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