Snowball Social club hosts afternoon gathering
Mrs. Adolph Guenther hosted yesterday afternoon for eleven members of the Snowball Social club. Guests included Mrs. Lloyd Alliman Mrs. Earl Redlinger Mrs. Glen Fuhr Florence Kyle and Eunice Kyle. President Mrs. Walter Kyle led the business meeting which planned an ice cream social at the Carl Jarrard home Tuesday evening. The next meeting will be in three weeks with Mrs. Carl Jarrard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Guenther
Lloyd Alliman
Earl Redlinger
Glen Fuhr
Florence
Eunice Kyle
Walter Kyle
Carl Jarrard
Jarrard
Glen Knapp
Evelyn Shellabarger and Glenn Samuels Wed in Kahoka Mo
Evelyn Wstella Shellabarger of Columbus Junction and Glenn Everett Samuels of Morning Sun were married at Kahoka Missouri on Saturday July 26. Rev J W Monroe of the Methodist church officiated at the parsonage with mothers as attendants. The bride wore black and white net with white accessories and the couple will reside nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Evelyn Wstella Shellabarger
Egebert Shellabarger
Glenn Everett Samuels
Charles Samuels
Morning Sun
Kahoka
J. W. Monroe
Methodist Church
Kephart and Davison Family Reunions Announced
The Kephart family reunion is set for Sunday at noon in Sunset Park with baskets. The fourth annual Benson Havre schoolhouse picnic occurs Wednesday August 6 with invitation for former teachers pupils and friends to bring baskets. Davison family reunion planned Sunday August 5 in Wayland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kephart
Sunset Park
Benson Havre
Davison
Wayland
Japanese Face Food Scarcity Warnings and 12 Year Plan
Tokyo July 31. Agriculture Minister Hiroyasu Ino warned a further drop in food consumption may be needed while assuring adequate supply for emergencies. He linked farm labor shortages, fertilizer needs, and crop diseases to shortages and outlined a 12 year plan to boost rice and wheat under government direction, with efforts to plant sweet potatoes and import foreign rice. In Korea the government aims for better labor and fertilizer distribution amid wartime strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Hiroyasu Ino
Ino
Japan
Korea
Birthday greetings and civic notes from unidentified paper
Many happy returns greet a Grandview born 81st birthday today for Mrs. T. L. Tucker of Washington. Donna Jean Rich and Dennis Allen celebrate first birthdays, Betty Babcock has one in Chicago, with Mary Jones and Mrs. Mary Triska also noted. Mr. and Mrs. James Casey Sr. mark their 2nd wedding anniversary. A Japan Germany transport disruption prompts a government agriculture control speech by Ino urging production or consumption limits to tackle a food shortage and hinting at rice price increases to spur production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Jean Rich
Donald Rich
Brighton
Dennis Allen
Horace Allen
Japan
Germany
Ino
West Chester Social Calendar Listing
Friday events include Friendship club and families at Fred Shaw home with registration in the morning. Rebekah lodge in the afternoon at C.F. hall. Woman's Missionary Society at U.P. church dining room with a bring dish to pass lunch. Red Cross sewing 9:30 to 4.00. Junior American Legion auxiliary reorganizes at Legion rooms at 2:30 p.m. Saturday has W.R.C. 2:30 p.m. at G.A.R. hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Hall
Woman's Missionary Society
U.P. Church
Woman's Council of Christian Church
Red Cross
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Shake Quilts While Drying and Launder Guidance
Instructions advise laundering quilts in warm sudsy water, rinse in clear warm water, and hang in a shady place. Shake the quilts several times during drying to avoid pressing.
Sunshine Club Picnic at Lake McBride Draws Fifty Attendees
Members of the Sunshine Community club and guests gathered for their annual picnic at Lake McBride yesterday at noon. Among the attendees were Jesse Myers of St. Petersburg, Dean Myers and the Wolfe families from Decatur, Norma Churchill, Martha Davis, G. M. Wylie, and George Zeck. Attendees swam and socialized after a basket dinner. The planning committee included Mrs. Carl Koehler, Mrs. Henry Sutherland, Mrs. Grace Koehler, and Mrs. Charles Wolfe. A chicken supper was scheduled for 6:30 PM Thursday at the Charles Zieglowsky home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Community Club
Lake McBride
Jesse RB. Myers
St. Petersburg
Fla
Dean Myers
Haskins
Charles and
Marorie Wolfe
Decatur, NL
Norma Churchill
Martha Davis
G. M. Wylie
George Zeck
Carl Koehler
Henry Sutherland
Grace Koehler
Charles Wolfe
Charles Zieglowsky
Gracehill Ladies Aid Plan Guest Day Event
Ten Gracehill Women and Norma Eyestone met at the Community building for a devotional reading of the 23rd Psalm and a short poem. They held a brief business meeting to finalize plans for a guest day and an August seven ten cent social. The South West group will handle entertainment and the Northeast group will provide refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracehill Ladies Aid Society
Norma Eyestone
Lester Small
Plan Golf Breakfast Wednesday at Club
Twenty women played golf yesterday at the Country club with Mrs. Robert Patterson winning the tourney with a 43. A turkey luncheon followed as Phyllis Otto of Atlantic gave a golf exhibit. The group plans another golf breakfast next Wednesday at 7 30 AM with reservations due by Tuesday noon to Mrs. Nels Westermark or Mrs. J W Shenefelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Patterson
Phyllis Otto
Atlantic
Nels B. Westermark
J. W. Shenefelt
Lack Space for Wheat Storage
A Minneapolis report warns America faces a huge wheat harvest but insufficient storage. With a projected 900 million bushels, grain storage constraints hinder profits, as embargoes in Kansas City and Chicago push producers to unload. Limited elevator space, a slow spring wheat movement, and wartime demand strain railcars and lake ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
America
Kansas City
City
Chicago
Honor Mrs Popham in Wellman Home on 92nd Birthday
Mrs Margaret Popham celebrated her 92nd birthday at her Wellman home with a turkey dinner attended by four of her living children and many grandchildren. Guests included relatives from Cedar Falls Iowa City and Hills with gifts and flowers, and she remains active in church quilting and reading. A Juvenile convention in Fairfield featured 16 Wellman Royal Neighbors juveniles delivering closing exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Margaret Popham
Washington Journal Three Quarter Century Club
Grandma
Clarence Humphrey
Humphrey
Flora
Cleo Moothart
Will Eckhardt
James Aggison
Margaret Patton Popham
Tuscarawas County
Ohio
Knox County
D. Popham
Iowa
Hallie Maule
Pharr
Texas
Methodist
Missionary Society
Ladies Aid
Popham
Flora, Wellman
F. L. MaHannah
Cedar Falls
Bert Popham
Lynn
Trela
Edith
Vaughn
Robert
David
Garth Thomas
Wayne Popham
Beatrice
Ward Popham
Sondra
Charles DeLong
North English
Herry Wade
Willard Popham
Gene
Betty
Jimmy
Junas
Parnell
Ben DeLune
Richard
Hills
R. G. Popham
Earline Calta
Iowa City
Opal Denison
Royal Neighbors
Clifford Curl
Royal Neighbor
Leo Gislain
O. Stoner
Melvin Miller
Earl Whetstine
Fairfield
Wellmar
Freddie
Paulette Gislain
Barbara
Lydon Swartzendruber
Dean
Duane
Donnie
Charlene Miller
Kenneth Wahl
Delores
Carolyn Hochstetler
Marjorie Ull
Frances Lee
Bobby Dean
Judy Kay Whetstine
Wormwood used as bitter aromatic plant in medicines
Historical note highlights Wormwood as a bitter aromatic plant valued for medicinal uses and tonics, noting its role in traditional remedies and local tonics.
Families Shrink to 3.8 Persons on Avg in Census
The U S Census Bureau reports the average family size has fallen from 4.1 to 3.8 persons. This decline reflects changing household patterns across the nation and may affect housing and social planning discussions.
Farmers urged to use farm storage amid grain space shortage
The article notes extra space in country elevators and on farms across Minnesota, the Dakotas, and Montana. Farmers are urged to provide temporary storage on the farms to prevent a serious situation, with millers and elevator operators backing the call. The Federal government offers farmers loans of 7 cents per bushel to build farm granaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northwest
E. J. Grimes
Cargill Grain Company
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
How to prevent diphtheria with immunization
Diphtheria can be wiped out by preventive immunization which stimulates the body to produce protective substances. Protection develops slowly but lasts many years. The greatest number of cases are in children six months to six years, so parents should have every child protected early in life.
China's co operatives aid refugees and war economy
China's cooperative system helps refugees rehabilitate and contribute to the wartime economy, forming a key social and economic method during conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Washington Lodge No 26 Regular Monthly Meeting Notice
Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M holds a regular meeting on the first Friday of each month. W M Lee Holland and Secretary A W Yard urge member attendance and provide contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Lee Holland
W. M
A. W. Yard
Train Schedules for West and Eastbound Lines
The notices list daily train arrivals and departures on the CR 1 P routes with stops at Washington and California services. Eastbound Local trains No 2 and No 44 Californian run on regular schedules, and No 4 Golden State Limited departs at 3 08 am. The Knoxville Branch No 430 operates daily except Sunday with departures at 9 55 am and 10 45 am, with agents Goodlander and Anderson coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden State Limited
Washington
California
Knoxville
Cc. F. Anderson
Kansas City-Davenport
Southwest
W. Cc
Bell
Burlington Trailways Local Bus Schedule
Bus No 3 leaves Washington 600 am. Bus No 9 leaves Washington 802 pm. Bus No 7 leaves Washington 345 pm daily. Omaha to Chicago Bus No 2 leaves Washington 345 pm. Bus No 6 leaves Washington nights 1210 am. Bus No 10 leaves Washington 1123 am. All eastbound buses go to Chicago. Tickets purchased at Bus Depot Candy Kitchen North Side Square for trip to any point. Al Cantoni Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Chicago
Washington
Candy Kitchen
North Side Square
AL Cantoni
Agen
Murdered socialite Carlie haunts Mat Bream in linked noir
In a tangled criminal tale on a Sunday morning, Mat Bream awakens to memories of Carlie Swift’s murder. Detective work centers on a feared couple from the ferry incident, a dangerous envelope, and Jane Rider's connection as state troopers question Mat, David Farland, and the Rider household. Brean frets over hidden loyalties as attorney Dick Garrison presses for truths about Carlie's death and a dangerous pamphlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverstraw
Jane Rider
David Farland
Richard Garrison
David
Jane
Mat Bream
Fan Rubley
Bream
Mat
Garrison
Breanu
Fan
Carlie
Kurt
Mattila Bream
Brean
Deeck
Dick Garrison
Farland
Rider
Macklin
His
Carlie Swift
Doremus
Europe
Breana
Pete Jefferson
Pete
Brenan Carlie
Os Cree
Lease
Neon
Phen Carlie
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A. Guenther
Evelyn Shellabarger
Glenn Samuels
Erue
T. L. Tucker
Grandview
Betty Babcock
John Babcock
Mary Jones
Mrs
Mary Triska
James Casey, Sr
Washington Dairy
Grree
Tain
Mezz
Women of the Moose
Sy. Muscatine
Leg’n
Bitzer
Bellevue Hosp
Nurses Alumnae Vv
F. W
John Harold Kemble
W.R.C
G.A.R. Hall
Gracehill
Grimes
W. M. Tweeten
Chapeau
London
Britain
BR. P. L. Etter
S. Iowa
L. Goodlander
Cc. M
Davenport
Southwest Limited
Burlington Trailways
Washington Ee
Eee
West Carrollton, O
Dayton, O
Alec
Maryse Rutledge
King Features Syndicate
Ime
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