Local Girls Headed to Phantom Lake Camp as Counselors
Four local girls Arlene Knupp Barbara Dare Jo anna Krabill and Marie Davis travel with Mr and Mrs George Dare to Phantom Lake near Milwaukee Wis to serve as camp counselors for August each supervising about 15 girls The group journeyed after a 7000 mile westward motor trip with Mrs Fred A Williams and family en route they stayed with Mrs M H Sartor prior to returning home Mrs Williams formerly Laure Fenton sister of Mrs Sartor Also Mrs Charles Churchill visited Brighton with daughter Mrs Clyde Knight and Margaret Hollenrake of Keithsburg Ill joined Agnes Wheelan for a Davenport day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phantom Lake
Milwaukee
Wis
YMCA
Arlene Knupp
Barbara Dare
Joanna Krabill
Marie Davis
Wisconsin
George Dare
Fred A. William
Robert
Dorothy
Clinton Ta
M. H. Sartor
Williams
Laure Fenton
Wisconsin Relatives Stop for Short Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mundt and son Don ald of Johnson Creek Wis visited relatives in Haskins with Mrs. Clara Godlove and May Hopengardner. The group later joined a Sunset Park picnic and visits in Washington. The article notes harvest delays from heavy weekend rains and several local visits including Chicago visitors and Iowa City guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Godlove
Haskins
Albert Mundt
Donald
Johnson Creek
Wis
May Hopeéngardner
Ethel Booth
Vivian
Godlove
Hopengardner
Washington
Sunset Park
Leo Farrington
Iowa City
Lipstick as armor in Olivia de Havilland role
Olivia de Havilland says lipstick and light makeup give women confidence in a male dominated world. For her Paramount film The Heiress she aims a plain, healthy look with pale lipstick and no false lashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Olivia de Havilland
Miss de Havilland
Paramount
Olivia
William Wyler
Martha Meeks Funeral At Haskins Church
Large concourse of relatives and friends attended the last rites for Martha Meeks on Tuesday afternoon at the Haskins church with Rev Henderson of Columbus Junction conducting. Floral offerings were noted as beautiful and Mrs K A Mathers with daughter Martha Skubal sang two numbers and Mrs Skubal played Going Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Meeks
Haskins Church
Rev Henderson
Columbus Junction
K. A. Mathers
Martha Skubal
Colthurst Rites Held For Mrs Cora Colthurst
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Colthurst were conducted Thursday afternoon July 29 at Sherman’s funeral home with Rev. George Kerr presiding. Pallbearers included Marion, George, D N Anwyl, C H Wolfe, A E Sands, D H Mc Laughlin and L C Willits. Burial followed in Camp Ground cemetery in Oregon township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Colthurst
Sherman
George Kerr
Marion
George
D. N. Anwyl
C. H. Wolfe
A. E. Sands
D. H. McLaughlin
L. C. Willits
Camp Ground
Oregon Township
Doubt Action Now on Oleomargarine Tax Repeal
Washington July 30 Senator Taft and other Republican leaders doubt the Senate will act in its extra session on the oleomargarine tax repeal bill. The measure passed the House and awaits Senate action. President Truman signaled he would sign if sent to the White House. Fulbright associates say he may renew efforts to win Senate action on the measure approved by the Senate Finance Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Senate
House
Truman
White House
J. William Fulbright
Ark
Senate Finance Committee
Washington YW Girls Edge, Then Fall In 4 3 Protest
Washington YW girls lost 4 3 at Columbus Junction in a tight game that featured a late protest over a baserunning call. Charlotte Earll stole second and third in the seventh before a second base touch controversy ended her bid. Eleanor Pease homered for Washington, Herdlicka Teall and Blattner drove runs, while Kistler tripled for Columbus Junction as Washington countered with fielding plays.
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Washington Y Girls
Columbus Junction
John Biederwelden
Umps
Charlotte Earll
Marge Redlinger
Earll
Charlotte
Bertha Ross
Earls
Weild
Washington Girls
Fern Herdlicka
Teall
Washngton
Eleanor Pease
Hills
Cary
Washington
Herdlicka
Marie Blattner
Marie Lee
Kistler
Lee
PO Tanner
Ross MA
M. Blattner
Pease
S Blattner
McClure
Ahmling
See
Regunger
Earl
Col
Junction
Vol Hills
Swailes
M Buster
Smith
Buster
Lf Kistler
Harbison
Iffy Bell
Beer fed to cows sparks debate over milk records
A report from England claims beer in dairy rations boosted milk output to championship levels. American Veterinary Medical Association nutrition officials call beer feeding artificial stimulation and say such records would not be officially recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Chicago
Nutrition Committee
The
American Veterinary Medical Association
Nylon Carpet Opens New Home Use Field
Nylon carpet enters a new home market as its versatility grows. Easy to clean with soap and water, the material responds well to shampoo treatments, boosting maintenance and longevity for household use.
Grain glut sparks storage and marketing crisis
Kansas City report notes over 6 billion bushels of grains, with no storage space and reduced foreign demand. Embargoes limit movement, CCC and mills slow buying, and farmers ship free wheat. Corn, oats, and sorghums face chronic storage strain as estimates project record yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Theis
Kansas City
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Gulf Porta
Theis
Congress May Adjourn August 7
Washington July 30 Taft indicated the special session may adjourn by August 7 after disposing of the anti inflation program. Republicans likely will back credit controls and installment restrictions while not acting on price controls or rationing. Dewey testimony proposal was rejected unless all candidates are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Congress
Taft
Senate
Charles W. Tobey
Jessie P. Wolcott
House Banking Committees
Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
Wolcott
Truman
Ways to Enrich Housewife Stew and Quick Kitchen Tips
The article suggests varied stew ingredients like baby lima beans corn and fresh tomatoes and advises adding vegetables near the end to keep them crisp. It then offers cleaning tips using dustless dishtowels and cheesecloth and mentions turning a guest room into a den with a sofa bed. Norwegian style notes add sauerkraut seeds and quick cooking hints.
Sudan grass hay and pasture management tips
Sudan grass yields good hay quality and can be grazed if managed to prevent prussic acid risk. Let forage reach at least one foot high before turnout and stop grazing after the first frost to protect cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Valley Ladies Aid All Day Gathering at Church
Mrs Zeno Times hosted the Valley Ladies Aid for an all day meeting with eleven members and four guests. They quilted and socialized, shared a noon pot luck, and planned an August ice cream social at the church. President Mrs Caroline Conklin led business and devotionals from Psalm 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeno Times
Valley Ladies Aid Society
Caroline Conklin
Phillips
Social Calendar and Club Meetings Report
Notices for this column due by 10 am Saturday. Ainsworth W.S.C.S. circle II hosts bake sale by Wayne Marston. Red Horses club meets all day Sunday with picnic and fish fry at Harold Brock cabin on the Town Cedar River, 2144 miles southeast of Columbus Junction. Davison reunion all day at Sunset Park. Tuesday Headliners 4-H club meeting Group Y and FF at 1 30 pm with record books led by Maxine Lambert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth W.S.C.S
Wayne Marston
Red Horses Club
Harold Brock
Cedar River
Columbus Junction
Davison Reunion
Sunset Park
Maxine Lambert
Indian Creek Club Holds Regular Meeting
Indian Creek club met with Mrs. Laura Guy on Wednesday with eleven members and twelve children present. One guest, Mrs. Roy Mullikin, attended. Roll call featured Our Favorite Salad. Mrs. Guy served refreshments assisted by her twin daughters. Next meeting slated with Mrs. Mabel Guy on Aug 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek Club
Laura Guy
Roy Mullikin
Guy
Mabel Guy
St James Circle Plans Lawn Social at School Lawn
The St James Circle met with 17 members at Mrs Clyde Fishburns home. Plans were finalized for a homemade ice cream social on the St James school lawn Wednesday evening August 4. The evening included card playing and visiting with refreshments served by the hostess and cohosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Circle
St. James
Clyde Fishburn
St. James School
Plan Day at Camp Abe Lincoln Plans for August Picnic
Chapter L of the T. T. T'a met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Joe H. Jones of Crawfordsville. They packed a box for Camp Abe Lincoln and plan to spend a day there with Roberta Fletcher. A family picnic is set for August at Saunders Park in Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe H. Jones
Crawfordsville
Abe Lincoln
Roberta Fletcher
Saunders Park
Mt. Pleasant
Dinner honors Cedar Rapids visitor Miss Crone at Kephart home
Mr and Mrs Alvin Kephart entertained Wednesday evening for Charlotte Crone of Cedar Rapids who had been a house guest of Mr and Mrs Ed Davis. Attendees included Mrs Al Crone Mr and Mrs Richard Weeks and Lilian Crone. On Tuesday Mr and Mrs Weeks hosted a dinner for Miss Crone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Kephart
Charlotte Crone
Cedar Rapids
Ed Davis
al Crone
Richard Weeks
Lillian Crone
Miss Crone
Cooperative Supper by FHA Group at Sunset Park
The F H A met Tuesday evening for a potluck supper in Sunset Park. Clarice Buck hosted with Roslyn and Gwen Mayer bringing FHA cupcakes. Miss Busby and Virginia Messenger shared promotional ideas from a Kansas City convention. Next meeting hosted by Doris Gevock at Silver Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
Clarice Buck
Roslyn
Gwen Mayer
Miss Busby
Virginia Messenger
Kansas City
Silver Lake
Doris Gevock
Weekend visit list from Cedar Rapids to Brighton
Myr and Mrs. Alfred Kroymann and daughter Kathleen Marie of Cedar Rapids and Shelby Jean Dunsmore of Brighton spent the weekend with the Charles Church ill and Cloyce Zieglowsky families. Other dinner guests Sunday were George and Myrtle Frank of Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Knight of Brighton were afternoon callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Alfred Kroymann
Kathleen Marie
Cedar Rapids
Shelby Jean Dunsmore
Brighton
Charles Churchill
Cloyce Zieglowsky
George
Myrtle Frank
Valley
Clyde Knight
Moore Family Keeps Dayton Grove Correspondent Role
Mrs. Twvall Moore becomes Dayton Grove correspondent succeeding Mrs Dean Moanie who moved to Wynshington. Mrs Bruce Moore had served there for years and Mrs Lyal Moore now takes over the post, continuing a family line of journal readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twvall Moore
Dayton Grove
West Chester
Dean Moanie
Wynshington
Bruce Moore
Journal Reader
Lyal Moore
Birthday wishes roll in for local residents and business owner
Happy birthdays are shared for multiple local women and children including Mrs. John Winga Mrs. William Sitler Mrs. Frank Gobble Mrs. Don Bealer Ella and Elisie Musil twins and David Lar son Flynn with Michael and John David TeBoeckhorst plus Bill E. Baker nine. Doyle Gray proprietor of the Steak House marks his 21st birthday and offers free coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Winga
William Sitler
Frank Gobble
Don Bealer
Ella and
Elisie Musil
David Larson Flynn
Michael David
Michael
John David
Paul TeBoeckhorst
Bill E. Baker
Doyle Gray
Homemakers Club Plans August Picnic
The Homemakers group met at Mrs. Ed Shalla's home with eight members eleven children and two guests present. They scheduled an August picnic date to be announced and set the next meeting with Mrs. Jack Trotman hosting. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. A Shatla and Mrs. David Kleese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club
Ed Shalla
Ray Phillips
Adolph Shalla
Jack Trotman
Miscellaneous Gifts Honor Jean Havel
A pre nuptial shower for Jean Havel of Highland township was held at the Riverside Methodist church parlor. Hostesses were Mary Ann Havel, Mrs. Donald Fox and Mrs. Burton Fox. Prizes went to Blanche Kos, Janice Horn, Mrs James Gwailes and Mrs Louis Havel. The bride to be will marry Lyle Fox July 31 at Riverside Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Havel
Highland Township
Methodist Church
Riverside
Mary Ann Havel
Donald Fox
Burton Fox
Blanche Kos
Janice Horn
James Gwailes
Louis Havel
Lyle Fox
Riverside Methodist Church
Shade tree investment tops six hundred million dollars in U S
The report states shade trees across the United States constitute an investment exceeding 600 million dollars, reflecting value from planting maintenance and urban forestry programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Coppock Reunion At Sunset Park Highlights Local Family Gathering
The Coppock reunion took place Sunday at Sunset Park with a noon pot luck. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry Coppock of Lansing Michigan and many relatives from Corydon Davenport Whiting Des Moines and Washington DC including the Godwins Gaston Nelson Sigafoose and Wheeler families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
Harry Coppock
Lansing
Mich
Carl Gaston
Corydon
Town
John Godwin
Archie Godwin
Homer Godwin
George Nelson
Paul
Howard Sigafoose
Roger Chapman
Davenport
Ben Coppock
Ray Thorton
Whiting, Ind
Homer Coppoeck
Ted
Kathleen
Des Moines
Francia McConnell
J. M. Wheeler
Fairfield
Russell Carson
Richland
Phil Coppock
Washington, D.C
Piano Recital by Mrs Shields Pupils at Sorden Studio
Thursday evening at 7 45 the piano pupils of Mrs Mary Shields presented a program for guests and friends at the Sorden studio featuring Gertrude Ponce Elizabeth Beethoven Cheryl Cook Bayly Lilac Time Serenade and many more with solos duets and ensembles by Jeneidas Hesseltine Hesseltine Booth Krabill Krabill Thompson and others including American Patrol and Swans on the Lake among works by Liszt Schubert and Rachmaninoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shields
Sorden
Tus GP
Oe Oong
Berth Ponce
Gertrude
Elizabeth _ Beethoven
Cheryl Cookmong
Lone
Schubert
Schaum
Roberta Wiley
Thompson
Keats
Louise Wilcox
Marjorie Lines
Mary Dyson
Liszt Curtons
Jeneidas
Eller
Jean Hesseltine
Schubert Jean
Charles Hesseltine
Bene
Carol Booth
American Patrol
Meacham
David Horsey
Erwin Phe
Wright
Brighton Harmony Club Holds Monday Meeting
Brighton Harmony Club met Monday evening with Mrs. W. B Robison at Washington. Roll call was answered by Timely Topics. Mrs. Myrtle Helmick organized the entertainment and refreshments were provided by the hostess. Attendants included Mrs. D. J. Kyle, Mrs. S. H. Hagans, Mr. Albert Saunders, Mrs. Ira Saunders, Mrs. C. W. Long, Mrs. Edni Crile, Mrs. J. C. Bridges, Mr. Myrtle Helmick, and Mrs. Dan Pringle. Guest Mrs. Pearl Frain attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club of
Brighton
W. B Robison
Washington
Myrtle Helmick
D. J. Kyle
S. H. Hagans
Albert Saunders
Ira Saunders
C. W. Long
Edni Crile
J. C. Bridges
Dan Pringle
Pearl Frain Wan
Hi-Ores Plan Picnic Meeting at Park
The Hi-Ores 4-H club met at their leader's home on July 21 with 19 members present. After the meeting they held a lawn picnic and played hall for recreation. The next gathering will be a picnic at Sunset Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
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Margaret Hollenrake
Keithsburg
Til
Agnes Wheelan
J. V. Grall
John W. Leh
Hollywood Film Shop
Mr. and
Mrs
Cal Underwood
Colthurst Funeral
Fern Pastry Shop
West Side Square
America
Valley Ladies
Andy Sheetz
Richard Sheetz
Benny
Merle Brinning
Billie Lee
Marlene Mayer
Edith Daering
Carolyn Conklin
Meint Koehler
Jack Creech
Isr
Dimmer Party
FHA Group
New Journal
Henry Knebel
Homemakers
Shade Tree Investment
M. Shields
Gene Booth
Tales From the
Vienna Woods Straits Jr
By Eckstein
Martha Gamon Rhapsody Minnone
Joanna Krabill la Cincaracha
Thompann
Waldteufel
Donna Cave
Chapin Il Penseroso
Heller
Janice Booth Prelude
Rachmaninoff Burleigh
Mary Ann Bauer
Brighton Harmony Club
Aunt Mary
Rothschild’s
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