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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1946

Page

8

Washington notes and visits fill News Review page

Shoppers from Crawfords ville. veterans return from duty. families visit relatives in Washington. A habeas corpus case heads to court. various trips occur to Omaha Des Moines Des Moines Bremerton and Tokyo. Updates include marriages, reunions, and local incidents among residents and visiting guests.

Weather Update Forecast Mild Tonight and Tomorrow

The forecast calls for fair conditions with moderate temperatures tonight and tomorrow. Light winds and no precipitation are expected as high and low temperatures hover in the pleasant range.

Local Social Notes From Falls City and Nearby Areas

L L Kelly of Falls City Nebr visits at Guy Cole home 400 West Washington and plans to return to Portland Saturday. Mrs Marjorie Pierce arrives from Portland for a short visit. Mrs Leonard Witthoft was in Iowa City on business. Suzie Waters takes a weeks vacation from Rapp's shoe store. Ida Williams and two sons from Columbus Junction shopped in Washington. Hugo Williams of Burbank California and Bert Thomas of Iowa City visited Helen Breese en route to Wyman to see Ed Humphreys. A six pound daughter Christal Ann born to Mr and Mrs Alvin Horak at Mercy hospital Iowa City. Dr George Kerr and family returned from Oakdale Newfoundland after two weeks for a family reunion and visit with Mrs Kerr's mother Mae Hood.

Marjorie Pierce Guy Cole West Washington Street Portland Oregon Hugo Williams Burbank Calif Bert Thomas Iowa City Helen Breese Wyman Ed. Humphreys Alvin Horak Mercy Hospital Christal Ann George Kerr Oakdale Dr. Kerr J. H. Kerr Mrs. Kerr Mae Hood

Salt Enhances Sugar Flavors and Brightens Citrus

Salt increases the sweetness of sugar and makes citrus fruits taste more delectable. The addition heightens perceived sweetness and citrus brightness, improving overall flavor balance.

North Prairie Flower social notes missive

Mrs Elizabeth Young spent Monday at the Richard Young home. Millard Schlatter and family visited Joe Christners Sunday. Mr and Mrs D F Smith and Mrs Elizabeth Sehulty visited Clair Nels last Sunday. Arthur Davison family visited Mrs Margarete Withing last Sunday. Betty and Ardith visited grandmother. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hallen and two daughters Nancy and Phyllis of Chicago and Mrs Leslie Dunlap and Mrs Elizabeth Schully visited our house last Wednesday.

D. F. Smith North Prairie Flower Elizabeth Young Richard Young Millard Schlatter Joe Christners Elizabeth Sehulty Clair Nel Arthur Davison Margarete Withing Betty Ardith Arthur Hallen Nancy Phyllis Chicago Leslie Dunlap Elizabeth Schully Vic Schulty

Noble Personals update from Noble and Lincoln trip notes

Ellis Leichty leaves Noble for Lincoln after a 15 day furlough at Henry Leichty home. Margaret Witting Dan Schantz join Hulme family in West Chester for dinner. Betty Marie and Ardit Ann visit grandmother Mrs. Witting. Local officials report at Noble school board meeting with newly elected secretary W. J. Graber taking office succeeding Raymond Rich.

Vernon W. Frey Noble Ellis Leichty Lincoln Nebr Ienry Leichty Margaret Witting Dan Schantz John Dill Hulme West Chester Arthur Davison Betty Marie Ardit' Ann D.S. Graber Max Henry Sexton Jacob Widmer P. W. Widmer Wilbur Schantz Noble Consolidated School Board Noble W. J. Graber Raymond Rich

Local social guests and discharge news from CPS service

Mr and Mrs Otto Frey and others hosted dinner guests Sunday at the BE Krabill home in White Oak. D W Widmer and H Sexton visited Mrs Margaret Witting and Dan Schantz Thursday. Clayton Nebel hosted Leonard Fisher family for Sunday dinner near Parnell Town. J M Rich and family visited daughter. Edward Freyenberger discharged Monday from Grey Stone Park New Jersey after 60 months in CPS service.

Otto Frey Vernon and Orlin BE. F. Krabill White Oak D. W. Widmer Henry Sexton Margaret Witting Dan Schantz Clayton Nebel Werg Leonard Fisher Parnell J. M. Rich Wayland Clayton Nebel Edward Freyenberger Greystone Park New Jersey CPS

Couple Ties The Knot In Guthrie Center Methodist Church

Sadie Campbell of Guthrie Center and Dr. T P McWilliams of Guthrie Center were married July 14 in Guthrie Center Methodist Church. McWilliams is a Columbus High School and Still College alum who moved to Guthrie Center last year. Velma Sehabilion, daughter of Harold Sehabilion, is also mentioned in the report.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Sadie Campbell Stacy Campbell Guthrie Center T. P. McWilliams BE. W. McWilliams Methodist Church McWilliams Columbus High School College of Osteopathy Gutherie Center Velma Sehabilion Harold Sehabilion

Marriages and births roll through Lovilia and surrounding towns

Columbus City and Michael J Slotkasky wed July 4 at St. Peters Lovilia. Margaret Marie Werner born July 10 at Memorial hospital Mt Pleasant to Mr and Mrs Orval Werner, formerly Wilma Gabriel. Merle Lee’s child announced July 14. Danny Carl Slotkasky born July 7 at St Luke's Davenport. Betty Bruner, 16, attended Girls State at Grandview College Des Moines. Leon Thompson and Rana visited L M Dallmeyer home after trip from Manhattan Kansas. LaVerne Leonhard returns from 8500 mile trip to Colorado Wyoming and South Dakota.

Columbus City Michael J. Slotkasky Mike Slotkasky Lovilia St. Peter's Church Orval Werner Margaret Marie Memorial Hospital Mt. Pleasant Werner Wilma Gabriel Merle Lee TVY Paeyory Uos Pe JosjUused Allen Jones Danny Carl St. Luke’s Hospital Davenport Betty Bruner J. Clay Bruner Wapello Louisa Jeounty Grandview College Des Moines Leon Thompson Rana Manhattan Kan L. M. Dallmeyer

Old Meanings and Measures In Early Land lore

An acre once defined by the daily plow output of a yoke of oxen and a foot by the length of a man’s foot, reflecting how early systems tied area and length to human and animal effort.

Soap guard upgrade to prevent bar soap slipping

A washboard soap guard can be improved by attaching extra wood to the ledge to keep soap from sliding into water. The method avoids wasting soap and preserves bar usage.

How to Hang Towels and Flat Linens Properly

Readers learn a simple line drying method to prevent sagging corners. Hang towels, pillow cases, and flats about two inches over the line and pin them. If towels are thin, two can be hung at once for efficiency.

Grace Hill Moravian Church Sunday Schedule

Sunday school at 10:00 followed by morning worship at 11:00. Moravian service general liturgy includes a sermon on Finding God in Worship. R. W. Hyde Sunday School Superintendent Floyd A. Smith Pastor.

God R. W. Hyde S. S Floyd A. Smith

Gersh and Smith Meet at Church Then Park Visit

Arthur Gersh as Sunday school superintendent and Floyd A. Smith as pastor schedule a 9:45 Sunday school and 8:00 evening worship with a Tuesday young people's meeting. They will meet at the church at 7:30 and proceed to a park in Washington. Smith will move into the community next week at R. R. 4 Washington.

Arthur Gersh Floyd A. Smith Washington

Ainsworth Methodist Church Service Schedule

Ainsworth Methodist Church announces a 10 A. M. Sunday school with Herbert Campbell and 11 A. M. morning worship on the topic They Sold the Church. 7 P. M. Youth Fellowship is planned, with Mrs. Maxine Elliott and Mrs. Roberts as sponsors. WSCS meets July 25 at 2 P. M. at the church with devotion a playlet and Alaska speaker Mrs. Wilma Thompson of Nome.

Herbert Campbell Maxine Elliott Roberts WSCS Wilma Thompson Nome Alaska O. J. Fix

Moldy Walls Create Uninhabitable Damp Rooms

Moldy walls and ceilings in damp rooms give off a strong unpleasant odor that irritates the mucous membranes of the nose throat windpipe bronchi and lungs making spaces nearly uninhabitable for sensitive individuals.

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