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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
3
A column offers cool beverages for simple meals or snacks with recipes for fruit milk shakes and fanciful iced coffees. It includes Milk and Honey Nectar, Brazilian Chocolate and Iced Coffolate as well as Mint Ade, with tips on ice cubes, garnishes, and pantry prep for quick refreshment.
Quick lunch ideas include broiled liver sausage slices with creamed lima beans and tomato, fruit and milk with cookies, leftover ham creamed with peas and carrot raisin salad peaches and cream and a beverage. Pork sausage links with baked potatoes and cream gravy plus garden vegetable soup with peanut butter or bacon tomato sandwiches.
The average person emits enough heat in a minute to raise the temperature of 30 cubic feet of air by nine degrees Fahrenheit, demonstrating the body's significant thermal output in a brief period.
The menu features baked corned beef with mustard sauce, potatoes with cheese sauce, horseradish, and a salad bowl of tomatoes, celery, mixed greens, and radishes with soft rolls. Raspberry short cake is offered as dessert and a beverage accompanies the meal.
The water used to cook rice is described as a light starch that can renew fabrics such as chintz cretonne or laces.
Mary Gertrude Eagle and Richard A. Lahr exchanged wedding vows in a double ring ceremony at St. James church. The service was conducted by Father Paul Wetzstein before about 100 guests, with a reception at the Eagle home and luncheon at K C hall. The couple plan to live in Davenport after a honeymoon trip.
Elizabeth Casper marks her 78th birthday while James Lyle Schulty and Clifford LeRoy Horak celebrate ages one and two. Other families observe 7th anniversaries and individual birthdays including Joh William McCartney Leslie Gene Altenhofen Carmen Leigi Bell and Nancy Lee Harter with decorative candles noted.
Vivian Stover and Delores Ann Martin celebrate birthdays today with family names listed. Delores Ann Martin, daughter of Eugene and Mrs Marti, observes her first birthday with one candle on a decorated cake southwest of town.
Health officials emphasize a space about the width of a standard twin bed for restful sleep. Designers favor twin beds for decor while sleepers often choose them for comfort.
Advice urges airing and sunning mattresses outside if possible to fluff fillings and restore resiliency before winter weather arrives.
Mrs D W McClure hosted a Just Us Club meeting with 17 members and guests Mrs Walter Kyle Mrs C B Reed and the club president Mrs John Shebeck presiding The treasurer reported a five dollar contribution to the emergency food drive and a food conservation program recap was given A canning skit and games followed with June themed refreshments served by the hostess and two assistants Next meeting set for June 19 with Mrs Griggs
Frances O Conner and Lamont Duwa were married at St Marys church Riverside in a June 4 ceremony. Rev J J Fath officiated with Nuptial music by Bernadine Veggy and the St Marys school choir.
Community notices list a series of meetings and gatherings including Hour of Remembrance at the Masonic temple, OES and Masons events, Presbyterian Ladies Aid at church, Matrons club dinner, Rebekah Lodge at IL 0.C.F. hall, St Pauls Woman's Guild, Nichol Missionary society, Independent club dessert, Kennedy Woman's Missionary society, Emma G Anderson Mission Study group, Ann Judson Circle Baptist co-operative dinner and transportation arrangements.
Garden by Ruth Foster notes Italian green sprouting broccoli is good fresh or frozen. It yields well across a long season especially if the side shoots are kept cut. It requires dusting or spraying for cabbage worms and aphids.
A misc pre-nuptial shower was held Sunday afternoon in St Marys hall Riverside for Frances O Conner who is to wed Lamont Dann in St Marys church. Guests played bingo and a lunch was served. Mrs T A Ryan won the guessing contest. Co hosts were Mrs William O Conner Mrs Albert Dann and Mrs Bernard O Conner. The bride elect received numerous gifts.
Ushers Leroy and Bernard O Conner brothers of the bride assisted at the Riverside ceremony. Forty guests attended a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs William O Conner of Riverside, is a St Marys high school and Marycrest college graduate who taught in Garwin Public Schools. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Dunn, is a St Marys graduate who served thirty three months in the U S armed forces.
Evelyn Grace Mineart and Roman Joseph Gevock were married in a 9 o'clock ceremony at St. Joseph's Church East Pleasant Plain with about 150 guests. The bride wore a white lace gown and long veil while attendants wore pink net gowns. A garden reception followed with a three course breakfast, and the couple plan to live on a farm near Pleasant Plain after a short honeymoon.
Mrs W V Durst and Mrs Mary Moore hosted the Linger Longer Club in Durst's home. Guests included Mrs Vernon Tucker Mrs Earl Long Mrs Alma Brinning and others. With officers absent the meeting was conducted by Mrs H J Brenneman. New member Mrs John Combs welcomed. Next meeting with Mrs Donald Rinner and co-hostess Mrs William Chmelar. Refreshments and summer flowers were featured.
Rosalyn Harwood and Lloyd Duensing marry at Camp Atterbury Indiana in a noon Sunday ceremony conducted by Chaplain Hogewall. Attendants were Sgt Roy Ringel and Pvt Robert Doud. reception at the Service club. Both graduates of Washington High School class of ’45.
The subject is engaged in farming with his father northwest of Riverside, reflecting a notable military discharge tied to his local livelihood.
Mr and Mrs Elbert Elmore of Fairfield announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Edith Marie to Roy Weldon Rogers. The ceremony is set for Sunday evening at the Friends Church in Pleasant Plain. Rogers is the son of Mr and Mrs C Rogers of Richland.
Mrs. I. b. Hammer and daughter Mrs. I. b. Bailey hosted a June luncheon yesterday at 733 East Main Street. About 86 guests dined at small tables amid summer flowers as a two course meal was served by Marsha Bailey Frances Miller Marilyn Cook and Jane Whitehead. Bridge at ten tables crowned Mrs. Ed Sullivan high scorer with Mrs. Lawrence Wilson second and Ellen Morrison of St. Louis low. prizes awarded.
Katherine Flynn hosted St Joseph circle of St James church at her home with 11 members present. They planned the circle’s entertainment for the coming year. The second meeting is set with Mrs Van DeHerman on Thursday July 11, co hosted by Mrs Fred Heck and Mrs Beat Rice George.
Figurative passage describes crates kept in moisture resistant boxes, standing ready for immediate use. It emphasizes preparedness and instant deployment without further preparation.
A kitchen tip suggests making toasted open faced sandwiches with sliced luncheon meat. Toast bread on one side, layer meat on the other, spread with chili sauce, top with cheese, broil until melted, and serve promptly.
Officials estimate annual U S costs from uncontrolled erosion at 3 844 million dollars. The figure reflects widespread soil loss and related damages across states, underscoring the economic impact of conservation measures.
Employees at the Montgomery Ward store and their spouses, totaling 44, held a fried chicken dinner at K. P. hall after a store contest led by Sam Simmering and W. L. Friedman. The dinner featured decorated tables with wildflowers and post-dinner dancing and games. Earlier, a kittenball game at Lincoln school grounds lacked competition and scoring.
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