United Women’s Conference Links To UN Meeting In San Francisco
The July PEO Record reports the United Women’s Conference in San Francisco tied to the United Nations Conference on International Organization. About sixty organizations sent delegates, with P and O receiving one delegate at morning and evening sessions and five more at the evening meeting. Dorothy Weller represented the P O Sisterhood, and Ruth Bryan Owen Rhode attended and spoke. A specially written pledge poem “A Woman’s Prayer” by Mrs. Edward B Norton is praised as valuable.
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United Women's Conference
Dorothy Weller
Ruth Bryan Owen Rhode
Chautauqua
Washington City Council to Hear 1946 Budget July 6 1945
Washington Iowa taxpayers invited to a council hearing August 6 1945 at 7 30 p m in the Council Chamber to review expenditures for the year starting April 1 1946 A detailed receipt and disbursement statement will be available at the hearing City Clerk John X X Sowash signs the notice and outlines the budget figures
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Noticf
Washington
Washington County
Iowa
Council Chamber
An American Family Visit at the Flaeding Home
A Washington County note recalls a pleasant dinner at John Flaeding’s with Ruth Foster Tholma Luther and others. The piece praises John Foster as a steady driver and notes the Flaedings’ hard but fruitful farm life since 1920, their debt-free home, and memories of the late Donald, marking Washington County pride in a resilient family.
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John Flaeding
John Foster
Ruth
Tholma Luther
Mr. Foster
Flaedungs
Washington
Ruth Foster
Mt. Pleasant
Dave
Donald
Washington County
Relatives Picnic at Wayland Park for Mt. Vernon Family
Mt. Vernon relatives gather at Wayland Park for a family picnic. Mt. Union visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ballew and Mrs. Eicher’s sister Mrs. R. R. Miller. Anna Marie Peterson visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Boshart. Grace Hebel and Mrs. Glen Greel head to Mayo Clinic. Captain C. C. Wyse, from Biloxi, awaits transfer to Randolph Field Texas for a blood clot in the left limb.
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Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
Anna Eicher
Jesse Ballew
Mt. Union
Holland Princess Juliana sails for Holland with family
Crown Princess Juliana of the Netherlands is seen with her youngest daughter Princess Margriet Francesca before sailing from New York aboard the Queen Mary to return to Holland. Margriet, born in Ottawa, Canada, is two years old and will set foot on Dutch soil for the first time.
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Juliana
The
Netherlands
Princess Margriet
Francesca
New York
Holland
Ottawa
Canada
visit patterns of relatives and friends around Wayland
The article lists several families visiting relatives across districts. Omer Boshart hosts children from the past year in Wayland while Lloyd Roth travels to St. Louis to meet Mrs. Wyse and children. Evalyn Graber visits the Graber family in Harrisburg and Flaine in Harrisburg, Pa.
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Cildren
Wayland
Omer Boshart
Lloyd Roth
St. Louis
Wyse
Evalyn Graber
Wilbert Graber
Flaine
Harrisburg
Manuel Hiser
Fisher, Jrl
Ed Wenger
Clarence Burkey
Mt. Pleasant
Elmer Roth
Mahlon Wyse
Ray Good
Glen Richard
Joe EB. Good
Maude Meyer
Clarence Wen
Riverside Social Notes Highlight Summer Visits and Reunions
Riverside residents share a flurry of family visits across Iowa and beyond. Mrs. A. H. Pogge returns to the telephone exchange after a two week vacation visiting kin in Salers Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Downs races and Hawkeye Downs. Lieutenant Leon Kleopfer completes a furlough then heads to Santa Monica after liberation from a German POW camp last year. A Connolly family reunion gathers relatives from Mason City State Center and Riverside with Mrs. Ingram and others.
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Riverside
John Krotz
Krotz
Emma Zillmer
Kalong
Iowa City
Zillmer
da Adams
A. H. Pogge
Foss
Salers
George Boges
West Point
Willis McNeill
Fort Madison
William Ingram
Harold Cress
Ingram
R. L. Hall
Lexington
Nebraska
G. D. Oldaker
Pierre
South
Dakota
Marjorie Hall
North Liberty
William Pogge
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Downs
Leon Kleopfer
Santa Monica
Canif
Kleopfer
Martin Kleopfer
Hollywood
Calif
Mary Kern
Anthony Malicky
Richmond
Anna Krotz
Joseph Krotz
Ainsworth
John Moss
Washington
Verne Moss
Johnny Moss
Connolly
Charles Connolly
Fred Connolly
Mason City
State
Mrs Wayne Knupp Hosts Snowball Social Club Meeting
Mrs Wayne Knupp hosted the Snowball Social club on a Wednesday afternoon with 12 members one child and visitors including her mother Mrs Darbyshire and Mrs Rittemhouse. Vice President Mrs Ralph Herr led the business with contests and quizzes run by Mrs Don Wylie and Mrs Adolph Guenther as refreshments were served.
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Wayne Knupp
Dom Derbyshie
John Rittemhouse
Cluy
Glenn Fuhr
Ralph Herr
Don Wylie
Adolph Guenther
Darbyshire
Cloyde Knupp
Remove Marks From Waxed Linoleum With Turpentine Rag
The article notes that black marks made by rubber heels on waxed linoleum can be easily removed using a rag dampened with turpentine.
Liquefy Honey With Gentle Heat Method
To liquefy sugared honey place the jar in a saucepan of hot water and heat slowly until smooth. This gentle warming prevents scorching and preserves flavor while restoring runny texture for easy use.
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Charles Bickford
Acapulco
Grable
Actin Granle
Annes
Mat Eina Cartin
FOX
Walt N Prow
Rod Cameron Fuzzy
Emieny Fonte
Ray Whitley
Hardy
PEO
San Francisco
Edward B. Norton
Yard
McFarlane
Insurance Agency
Hotel Washington
John xX. Sowash
Park
Junior Boice
Klein Kle
DR. Hess
Ity
Harry McCall
David
Flaeding
H. L. Shrader
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hobart Creighton
Poultry Association
Warsaw
Ind
Harry Atkins
Davenport
American Poultry Association
Chicago
A & P Food Stores
Wayland Park
Mt. Vernon
Ger
Riverside News
Marjorie Hell
Neb
D. Oldaker
California
Iowa Continental Telephone Company
United States
Palace of the Governors
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Washington Lumber & Fuel CO
Pioneer Yard
Sandy
Jim White
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Betty Grable
Twentieth Century-Fox
Billy Rose
Washington, Iowa
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