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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1952
Page
3
A guide to packing a picnic with sandwiches and drinks, plus multiple bread recipes and a chicken or ham loaf with tomato horseradish sauce. Includes Walnut Bread and Deep Dark Chocolate Cake for travel, with step by step instructions and bake times.
The menu features Heavenly Ham Loaf Walnut Bread and Butter Sandwiches served with carrot and celery sticks radishes small tomatoes pickles olives and beverages including iced tea coffee milk lemonade. Recipes are provided.
The wedding of Margaret Munster daughter of Rev H W Munster occurred at a relative’s home in Catavin with a double ring ceremony. The bride, educated at Iowa University and Northwestern, teaches music in North Wilcox schools. The groom, a World War III veteran, holds a BA from William Jewell College and business study at Lake Forest. they have ties to Glenwood and Hamburg, Iowa.
The Washington Rotary Club enjoyed a summer picnic at the Sitler residence on Volk Street last year. Rain paused the outdoor lawn setup and moved dinner and program to the Sitler basement. Musicians Bill Tweeten, Dr A L V Clow, Warke Libe, and Fred Stew performed. President Mel Hill praised the event and the club planned future soliciting for community projects with nearby service clubs.
A Sunset Park event honored Victor Thompson before his August departure for the east coast where he will report for duty. Guests included Mr and Mrs Darbyshire and many relatives from Woolington and nearby towns. refreshments featured pie and ice cream. later turkey dinner hosted by Eldon Roth and Mr and Mrs Messer marked the social occasion.
Nickerson a cook in Headquarters Company 3rd Battalion Sth Cavalry entered the Army in 1941 and has earned the Infantryman Badge Korean Service Ribbon and Army of Occupation Medal for service in Japan. Duane Thompson attends clerical school for three months on Guam and updates his address to Diane G Thompson SN S24 175% land BE Box 25 Naval Station FPO San Francisco California.
Local notes detail visits and travel among residents. Charlotte Earls plans a Maquoketa stay with Phy lis Willey and a trip to Independentes to see Joy Fairchild, then to Cedar Falls with Louis Rouse attending summer school.
Charles Nickerson of Washington Iowa served with General Mark W Clark's Honorable Division on Hokkaido as UN forces inspected the unit during a large scale field training. The commander visited the combat unit amid ongoing operations in the region.
A vintage quote notes that happiness in a woman, more than beauty or youth, draws men. It emphasizes that cheerful mental qualities and inner charm can create powerful allure. The reflection centers on the enduring pull of a joyful disposition.
May Day celebrations span from ancient Rome flower processions honoring Flora to medieval Europe revels with maypoles. Home care notes advise boiling tea towels with a dash of bleaching agent and lemon peel for fresh results.
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