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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1944

Page

3

Has Family Dinner For Pvt. Shelman

Pvt Merl W Shelman of Fort Riley Kansas was guest of honor at a family dinner hosted by his mother Mrs Ethel Shelman. Attending were Mr and Mrs Miles Shelman and family Winfield Mr and Mrs Gor Shelman and family near Micon George Shelman Mr and Mrs Charles Wikoff and son Richland Mr and Mrs Lane Morgan and son Lockridge Ray Mille West Chester Fauline Partington Beverly Floover Wapello Virginia Mc Call Mr and Mrs John Shel man and son.

Pvt Merl W. Shelman Fort Riley Kan Ethel Shelman Miles Shelman Winfield Gor« Shelman Micon George Shelman Charles Wikoff Richland Lane Morgan Lockridge Ray Mille West Chester Fauline Partington Beverly

Sunshine Community Club Hosts Koehlers Meeting

Members of the Sunshine Community Club met at the George Koehler home with Mrs. Frank Schneiders Mrs. Carl Koehler and Donna Chalupa visiting. Mrs. Will Richards led the meeting and a committee was formed to plan the annual ice cream and strawberry social. Household hints were shared by Mrs. Burdette Stover and refreshments were served by several members.

Sunshine Community Club George Koehler Frank Schneiders Carl Koehler Donna Chalupa Will Richards Burdette Stover George T. Koehler P. C.koehler Ehme Koehler Mary Richards Chalupa

Industrial diamonds shape weapons through precision tools

Industrial diamonds form a cutting edge in machine tools used to craft and shape implements of war, enabling finer, harder, and more durable components for weapons manufacturing.

Edith Yoder and Daniel Kaufman Exchange Vows in Kalona

Edith Laverne Yoder and Daniel Kaufman exchanged wedding vows at the Lower Deer Creek Mennonite church in Kalona. The ceremony drew 25 guests with music from Goshen College and a reception for 70 at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple will reside in Providence, Rhode Island after a short trip.

Kalona Edith Laverne Yoder D. G. Yoder Daniel —& Kauffman Mable Kauffman Hesston Kan Lower Deer Creek Mennonite Paul Erb Goshen Ind Elaine Yoder Weyburn Groff Kuchner Ontario Canada Kauffman Parsons College Fairfield Goshen College Washington Coun Mr. Kaufman Hesston Academy Providence, R. I

Social Calendar Highlights From Local Groups

Thursday Friendly Circle meeting postponed until further notice at U P church 2:15. Rebekah Lodge at 8:30. Past Matrons club and families co operative supper 6:30 at Masonic temple. Emma C Anderson Mission Study 2:30 led by Mrs W L Alcorn. Presbyterian Ladies Aid 2:30 at church with hostesses Groups 1 and 3. W R C 2:20 Legion Hall. Monday Daughters of Union Veterans 1:30. Rainbow Girls 7:30 at Masonic temple.

Women’s Missionary Society P. m U.P. Church Crutch Rebekah Lodge Masonic Temple Emma C. Anderson Alcorn Daughters of Union Veterans Order of Rainbow Girls

Enjoy Hamburger Fry Following Golf at Country Club

The Maggolf committee led by Mrs I W Schenefelt and Ruth Ringheim served a hamburger fry for 50 members after a golf event at the Country Club. Mrs J A Picken won the golf ball in the women’s event while men played their own foursomes. The June committee announced a golf and bridge breakfast at 9 AM Wednesday at the Country Club.

I. W. Schenefelt Ruth Ringheim Country Club J. A. Picken C. R. Nilson Clayton Bear

Four Candles Brighten Darlene Nelsons Birthday

Four candles mark Darlene Louise Nelson daughter of Ralph and Mrs Nelson turning four today in a family birthday notice noting the proud parents.

Darlene Louise Nelson Ralph Nelson

Joyce Logan's 10th Birthday Observed at Home

Joyce Logan daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Logan celebrates her tenth birthday today. Mr and Mrs J J Rich of the Stringtown community mark their thirty fifth wedding anniversary today in a family observance.

Joyce Logan Clarence Logan Mrs J. J. Rich Stringtown

West Chester Folks Send Birthday Wishes

A note extends birthday greetings to Elizabeth Irwin Maxine Curtis June Goodwin Junior Norton Albert Zieglows ky Betty Reif of West Chester and Mrs Emma J Miller wishing them happiness on their special day.

Elizabeth Irwin Maxine Curtis June Goodwin Junior Norton Albert Zieglowsky Betty Reif West Chester Emma J. Miller

Booster Club Hats Themed Afternoon Brings Members Together

Mrs Delbert Daniel and Mrs Donald Stout co hosted at the former's home with 19 booster club members. Guests included Mrs Charles Barthelow and others. Mrs Jarrard led a guessing game with old hats and a Booth Tarkington novel review followed.

Delbert Daniel Donald Stout Booster Club Charles Barthelow Beatrice and Bernard Arthur Wittroft Billy Donna Wylie Raymond Landau Lloyd Walker James Jarrard

U S Aid to Russia Tops 50 Percent of Lend-Lease

Washington reports more than half of United States lend-lease aid to Russia reaches Soviet ports despite northern route losses. March exports set a record at 708 million dollars, with total lend-lease exports since 1941 about 7.1 billion.

Washington United States Russia Edward R. Stettinius Jr United Nations Europe British Isles Soviet Union

Wheat Returns to Western Kansas After Dust Bowl Years

Dust Bowl region in Garden City Kansas again produces a bumper wheat crop after years of drought. Farmers who stayed to fight the drought have seen fields recover and expect larger yields with recent rains.

Garden City Kan Kansas Drouth

Caistor Rat Tail Bounty Provokes Local Mutiny

Caistor rural council’s two pence bounty per rat tail has drawn 61,865 tails to the health office with 3,630 in a single month. Officials, overwhelmed by crowds of boys and old men, plan to stop fronting payments and will refund out of pocket.

London Caistor

Coal Needed for Pig Iron Given as 2525 Pounds per Ton

In 1941 records show that 2525 pounds of coal were required to produce one ton of pig iron, outlining the coal demand during that period.

Sea Water To Be Treated For Drinkable Use In Lifeboats

Navy scientists develop a sea water treatment kit to be placed in ships lifeboats and airborne rafts. The system aims to remove poisonous chemicals from sea water creating drinkable water for mariners and fliers stranded at sea. Sea water contains 49 of 92 earth elements with various dissolved substances. silicon aluminum and iron are scarce due to dissolution challenges.

Navy

Fresh Fruits for Juicing in Home Canning

Home economists advise using bruised but undamaged softer fruits for juice in canning. Local berries cherries currants plums cranberries or grapes yield best juice and red raspberries hold flavor for months. Wild berries and Muscadine grapes may be used. avoid raw orange juice and peaches.

Citrus juice stored in glass darkens and gains off flavors

Researchers report that in experiments citrus juice packed in glass and kept at room temperature darkened and developed off flavors, suggesting packaging and storage conditions influence flavor stability.

Old Man of Sea in Sindbad Tale

In the Arabian Nights tale Sindbad the Sailor meets the Old Man of the Sea on a island during his fifth voyage. The old man grabs Sindbad and torments him until Sindbad kills him after drunkenness ends his hold, becoming famous for surviving the encounter.

Sindbad

U S Biak Island Drive Halted In New Guinea Campaign

Allied forces halt advance toward Mokmer airdrome on Biak Island as infantry with tanks and heavy artillery repulse two Japanese counterattacks. Bombers raid Maffin Bay area and Wewak while Aleutian planes strike Kurile islands in northern Japan.

United Press Mokmer Biak New Guinea Phillipines U. S Dutch British New Guinea Maffin Bay Southwest Pacific

Silk Worms Spin Cocoons Turned From American Hatch

American born silk worms mature in a month and begin spinning cocoons within hours. They spin for days to seal themselves in. About ten days later the moth emerges, breaks the cocoon, and uses a solvent to soften it before escaping. Domesticated moths usually cannot fly due to wing loss.

Paraguay Rich Colorful Yet Grim Roots and Trade

Paraguay's 1811 independence began a five year conflict with Argentina Brazil and Uruguay. The nation became known for beef hides cotton tannin oranges tobacco yerba mate quebracho wood and Itaugua lace crafted by Guarani. Asuncion Jesuit ruins Parana river and Caaco region wildlife are noted as highlights.

Paraguay Argentina Brazil Uruguay Asuncion Parana Caaco

Tenderize Meat With Lemon Juice Or Vinegar

Add a squirt of lemon juice or vinegar to tough pot roast or chicken while cooking to help tenderize the meat and enhance flavor.

Garden Variety Planting Many Vegetables For Year Round Foods

A skilled gardener with ample space can grow up to 30 different vegetables. The plan ensures a diverse harvest providing foods through the season even when weather is unfavorable for some crops.

Island Names and Distances Mentioned in Naval Log

The fragment references Shimushiri 1,000 miles north of Tokyo and mentions Matsuo Shumu shu and Paramushiro, likely listing locations in the northern Pacific region near Japan. The text is sparse, with no clear event or action described.

Ing Shimushiri Tokyo Matsuo, Shumushu Paramushiro

Kalona Local Notes and Family Updates

Kalona residents share updates from June 1. Mary Colleen Grady and Jean Miller attend summer school in Cedar Falls. Fernandis Bontrager and spouse welcome an eight pound baby girl born Sunday. Jean Fry finishes Davenport school year and stays with her parents Dr. and Mrs. J L Fry. Pvt. Ford Skola returns home on furlough from California.

Chester Schwitters Kalona Mary Colleen Grady Jean Miller Cedar Falls Fernandis Bontrager Jean Fry Davenport J. L. Fry Ford Skola California

Record Egg Production Reaches 1948 High Nationwide

For 1948 total eggs from farm flocks reached 53.986 billion, a record annual total up 12 percent from 1942 and 46 percent above the ten year average. Peak output occurred nationwide due to more layers.

Bigger Chains Outpace Smaller Chains in Growth

Latest reports show 5,000 larger chain stores now generate an extra one quarter billion dollars annually compared with the 15,000 smaller chains, signaling a shift in retail dynamics.

Rudolph Announces Candidacy for County Supervisor Post

Political notice states E. Rudolph seeks re election to county supervisor for term starting January 1945. Announcement includes dates June 1 2 3 and a string of numbers as references.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pvt. Shelman Koehlers People's Grocery Kori Trikskirt Leslie Brooks Columbia Hort’ of Helmanth East Side Square Edith Yoder D. E. Kauffman Goshen, College Thelma Miller Albert Luckwalter Rhode Island Mr. Buckwalter Thursdny W.rc Legion Hall England U. S. Biak Island Tiss Rudolph John Shields & Sons Iowa OPA Brindley Standard Service Cox Motor Co. Mangold Service Tucker Chevrolet Co Washington Oil Co Brighton Saunders Crawfordsville Fletcher Motor Co. McNeil KEOTA K. M. Jones Richland T. E. Davis Oswalt Standard Service Rubio Rubio Motor Co Wellman Stricker Oil Co East Main St Ottumwa
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