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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1946

Page

3

Esther Smith and R M Poats Wed in Tokyo Chapel

Esther Adele Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl L Smith and Rutherford Mell Poats son of Mrs Anna Mell Poats and the late Thomas Grayson Poats were married July 16 at St Luke's chapel Tokyo Japan. Chaplain Captain H G Dutcher read the vows. The couple will live in Tokyo for the next year.

Tokyo Esther Adele Smith Earl L. Smith Rutherford Mell Poats Anna Mell Poats Decatur Spartanburg, & C Thomas Grayson Poats St. Luke’s Chapel Japan H. G. Dutcher GHQ Afpaco E. James Tilton Dallas Texas American Red Cross O1cers Fuji Fuji View Fujiyama Washington High School State University of Iowa Clarence Iowa American Red Cross Pacific Manila Cebu American Red Cross Officers’ Club Spartanburg S. C Emory University Atlanta Emory Emory Wheel Chi Phi Fraternity Phi Beta Kappa Omicron DVS

Post and Auxiliary Sponsor Picnic at Sunset Park

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary held a picnic at Sunset Park last evening. Thirty five people attended including members with families and guests. After a bountiful supper the group visited and played various games at the park.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary Sunaet Park

Wiener Roast With National Tea Company Staff

The National Tea Company store force was entertained Tuesday evening by Dean Hasty at his parents home in Ka lona. They enjoyed a wiener roast, potato salad beans pickles iced tea peach pie a la mode croquet and marshmallow toasting as men and women visited and socialized.

The National Tea Company Dean Hasty Raymond Hasty Kalona David Thompson Raburn Davis Mary Bruty Roger Banks Virginia Hasty Clara Faulkner Washington

Social Calendar highlights club events and gatherings

The calendar lists Wednesday activities for the Country Club including a 7 30 dinner at the clubhouse. It notes homemakers and rural women club meetings, family picnics, and various afternoon gatherings led by members such as Mrs. Stanley Foster Mrs. Lloyd Humston and Mrs. Gates with details on locations and times.

Pansy Hill Club Jacob Farnest Gates Rural Woman's Club Lloyd Humston Country Club Little Flower Circle Sunset Park Pythian Past Chiefs Association E. E Ward West Chester W.r,c K.p.hal

Local Birthday Notices Highlight Sixth Birthday

Marjorie Sue Patterson and Janice Fay McGill celebrate birthdays as daughters of local residents near Katona. Nancy Ellen Osincup marks her second birthday while Richard Dean Warren turns three. Charlotte Earle, a linotype operator at the Journal, vacates for a birthday observance. Darrell Ross also receives birthday wishes as staff enjoy morning treats.

Marjorie Sue Patterson Frank Patterson Katona Janice Fay McGill John McGill Nancy Ellen Osincup Herbert Osincup Richard Dean Warren Sam Warren

Circle Dinner At McLaughlin Home Organizes Mission Circle

Members of the Carol Brewer Missionary Circle of United Presbyterian Church held a cooperative dinner last evening at Virginia McLaughlin's home. It was the circle’s last meeting until September with Mrs. Stout presiding in the president’s absence.

Riverside American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 257 Masonic Wall Wellman Pearl ‘Andy Edith Long Grace Kehoe May Marek Rose Marek Vera Singleton Ida Bull Kate Ingram Pearl Tandy Ingram Kunabushek Irmina Yeggy Anna Kupkua Edna Ma Jer Lisbie Mehaffey Helena Novyy Fred V. Skubal James Cooney Ed Hill Louis Waldschnidt William Knebel C. V. Dautremont Peter F. Sehneider Harold M. Cress Duane Perkins Burton Fox Edward Wingler Carol Brewer United Presbyterian Church Virginia McLaughlin Tis Donald Stout Ira Mae Daniel William Brewer Richard Bordwell Mary Bean George Kerr Stout Louis Larsen

World War Mobility: Horsepower Growth from WWI to WWII

In World War I an infantry division began action with about 3,300 mechanical horsepower. By World War II an armored division had 400,000 mechanical horsepower, more than 120 times higher, illustrating the surge in mechanization between wars.

Soap Scraps Placed in Pockets of New Sponges

use Soap Scraps Place soap scraps in the pockets of one of those new cellulose sponges which are excellent for washing woodwork tubs sinks and dishes.

Luncheon Salad Bowl and Related Dishes Menu

A recipe page offers Luncheon Salad Bowl with lettuce tomatoes cucumbers radishes celery cress and eggs, plus variations including Cole Slaw Macaroni Salad Mushroom Potato Salad Sturted Green Pepper and a Meat and Mushroom Loaf. Each dish provides ingredients and brief preparation guidance for chilling serving and flavoring.

Conserving and Preserving Peaches Process Guide

Ruth Foster explains preserving peaches by sealing and dipping in cold water to skin. Peaches may be halved or sliced and kept from darkening with a salt and vinegar bath. Pack hot with sugar, then process in a boiling water bath for 15 minutes.

Dill Family Reunion at Sunset Park

The Dill reunion will be held Sunday July 28 at Sunset Park with a basket dinner at noon. 1358

Sunset Park

Trends in Early Car Sales Across the 1890s to 1930s

Car registrations grew from 4 at 1895 end to 3.2 thousand by century’s turn. Factory sales rose from 7 thousand in 1901 to nearly 1 million in 1915, then to over 2 million in 1920 and 4 million in 1923, peaking near 4 million in 1929 before falling to 3.6 million in 1937.

Construction Employment Peak in 1928 At 2.4 Million

The construction industry reached its all time high in August 1928 with an estimated 2.4 million workers employed. This peak reflected strong activity across housing and public works, signaling robust demand before the subsequent downturn.

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Esther Smith R. M. Poats Chapel Rhugenia Smith Joseph A. Kavanagh, Jr New York City J.v Richard A. Poole USN. R Summit N. J Royal E. Purcell Bloomington Ind Cpl Dwight Killam Andover Mass Miss Smith Tookyo Mrs. Poats Legion Auxiliary Joseph Birka Robert Frank Fred Frank Fred Kron Dale Southwick Roy Green Oral Rath Glenn Younkin R. Marner Joseph Linsley Donald Birka Milton Birka Thomas Bowstead Melvin Bone Anna Younkin Fannie Meeks Opal Kern Mary Schnoebelen George Slinson Naomi Norma Dautremont Lep Pepsi Cola Pepsi-Cola Company Long Island City Pepsi Cola Bottling Co Oskaloosa Arthur Beranek Charlotte Earle Oiurnal Darrell Ross Charlotte Artl Journal Circle McLaughlin Mac Sitler Auto Parts Washington, Iowa Fenweve Iceland Ruth Foster Lymlyn Sty Fords
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