Local birthdays and visitors noted at Des Moines scene
Dunham Morrison and Dr. W J Masson observe birthdays with cakes and coffee at the Coffee club. E D Morrison III attends only on birthdays. Mrs Hadley and children visit, Mr Hadley to stay two weeks. Dr R C Keagy attends Iowa Des Moines spring conference. Frank Floyd Hudson and Dorothy Lucille McGaffey obtain a marriage license. Helen Livingston arrives from Los Angeles to Des Moines to meet Dave Elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunham Morrison
W. J. Masson
Mr. Morrison
Dr. Masson
E. D. Morrison, III
Frank Floyd Hudson
Fairfield
Dorothy Lucille McGaffey
Washington
Helen Livingston
Los Angeles
Calif
Des Moines
Dave Elder
Births and discharges reported at local hospital
At the hospital Joan and Delsa Hoileau were dismissed this morning. William Penner of Wayland and Donald Cleveland of Washington were also dismissed this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lance of Washington route 4 are the parents of a daughter born at 11 10 last night weighing seven pounds and four ounces. She has been named Carol Jane. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coover of Columbus City are the parents of a daughter born at 2 50 yesterday afternoon. She weighed seven pounds and 11 ounces. Her name is Jerrolyn Rose. Mrs. W F Beaman of 1015 North Sixth was admitted last evening as a surgical patient. Norma Jean Dillion of Keota underwent a tonsillectomy this
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Delsa Hoileau
William Penner
Wayland
Donald Cleveland
Washington
Dale Lance
Route 4
Carol Jane
Kenneth Coover
Columbus City
Jerrolyn Rose
W. F. Beaman
North Sixth
Norma Jean Dillion
Keota
Washington High School 23-Inning Baseball Tale Remains Local Legend
A 1916 23 inning game between Washington and Winfield high schools in Winfield drew a large crowd and ended 10 to 9 for Winfield. Players Charles Minick Maynard Brown Colyce Stewart participated, Peck and Rickey pitched all 23 innings, and Washington missed the return train home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High
Washington
Charles Minick
Maynard Brown
Colyce Stewart
Winfield
Washington Lads
Journal
Vere Wenger
Bill Brown
Bill
Peck
Rickey
Warfel
Swift
Vacha
Brown
Stewart
Swede Anderson
Wenger
Pyke
David Warfel
Harry Swift
Hverette Peck
Lumir Vacha
Raymond Kaga
Cloyce Stewart
Donald P
Mrs. Alice Maas of Sharon Dies at 80
Mrs. Alice Maas aged over 80 died yesterday at her Sharon home northwest of Riverside. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 PM in Sharon Methodist Church. Survived by two sons Ivan and Meredith, her husband having died years ago. Aid from Ida Cavander of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Maas
Sharon
Riverside
Ida Cavander
Washington
Sharon Methodist Church
Card of thanks for Mr. Reaney from family and friends
We thank all the kind friends and organizations who remembered Mr. Reaney during his hospital stay. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reaney express appreciation for thoughts and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Reaney
Robert Reaney
Standings and Pitchers in Today’s Major League Games
Open date lineups show Chandler at Chicago Rigney with 2-4 and 0-2 records. Other matchups include M Tarris 5-2 at Galehouse 4-1, Hudson 4-6 at Feller 12-2, McCrabb 5-3 at Pridges 4-4, Vander Meer 5-4 at Salvo 1-7, Olsen 1-2 at McGee 0-5, Warneke 6-1 at Johnson 1-2, and Fitzsimmons 1-9 at Heintzelman 2-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chandler
Chicago
Rigney
Boston
M. Tarris
St. Louis
Galehouse
Washington
Hudson
Cleveland
Feller
Philadelphia
MccCrabb
Detroit
Pridges
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Vander Meer
Koston
Salvo
Olsen
McGee
Warneke
Johnson
Fitzsimmons
Heintzelman
Army Officers Planned Moves And Local News Flurry
Capt. C E Obermann spends week in Iowa with family before returning to Camp Robinson Arkansas and then Randolph Field Texas on official duty. Community notes report hospital patient Robert Reaney improving slowly and multiple local families visiting Davenport Rock Island and Goshen Indiana. Marjorie Coon Rainbow Girls and advisor head to Fort Dodge for state grand assembly, with other residents traveling to Philadelphia Tucson and Iowa City events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Obermann
Iowa
Marjorie Coon
Dorothy Bear
Gayle Davis
Esther Hayes
Rainbow Girls
Donald Orr
Fort Dodge
Loretta Eagle and Joseph Donahue Wed in Ainsworth Area
Loretta T Eagle daughter of Frank and Mary Eagle of East Pleasant Plain married Joseph E Donahue son of John Donahue of Morse in a June 3 St Joseph Catholic Church ceremony. Rev Wetzstein led the ring mass with family members and relatives attending the home reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bishop
Glendale
Gertrude Hook
Carrol Rubey
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
East Pleasant Plain
Miss Hook
Havre
Pleasant Plain
Joseph E. Donahue
Ainsworth
Loretta T. Eagle
Frank L. Eagle
John D. Donahue
Morse
Rast Pleasant Plain
Paul Wetzstein
Raymond Pacha
Carmilla Donahue
Don Donahue
Mary Eagle
Bernice Donahue
Robert Eagle
Francis Donahue
Town City
Marjorie Welte
Emily Kolesick
Richmond
Bertha Kurtz
A. J. Lohr
Frank Hoskins
A. W. Henry
Donahue
Kalona
Parsons College
Iowa City
B. Marshall
Ihan Donahue
Ralph
Robert Donahue
Lavina Eagle
Bart
Clem Donahue
Mike Ryan
Mary Ellen
Solon
Herman Eagle
Robert
Richard
Joan
Richland
Clem Eagle
Fairfield
Flavorful Sauces and Garnishes for Fish and Vegetables
The article suggests adding half a cup of diced dill pickle to a creamy cheese sauce for fish, and topping tender asparagus with melted butter and chopped almonds. It also recommends varying white sauce served over meat fish and vegetables by flavoring with chopped chives prepared mustard horseradish chopped egg or a dash of curry powder.
Old Fashioned Frozen Egg Nog Recipe Hint
A cool partially frozen egg nog makes a tempting between meal or afternoon refreshment. Mix egg nog with milk eggs and sugar, pour into a tray to partially freeze, beat with a fork before serving, and top with whipped cream and nutmeg.
Chopped mushrooms sauteed in butter for fresh vegetables
Mushrooms are slowly sautéed in butter to create a rich butter sauce ideal for enhancing fresh vegetables. The simple method highlights mushrooms as the main flavor with a smooth finish.
Cheese Spread with Pickles and Olives
A quick sandwich spread combines grated American cheese with chopped sweet pickles or olives and a touch of cream. The mixture yields a creamy, savory topping suited for sandwiches or appetizers.
Chocolate peppermint ice cream dessert idea
A smooth creamy chocolate ice cream dessert is presented with crushed peppermint stick candy on top. The combination is described as delicious and appealing as a unique treat.
Chocolate flavored drink with ice cream garnish
A between meal snack features a tall glass of chocolate flavored drink topped with ice cream. Grated semi sweet chocolate adds an attractive finish as a garnish.
Gingerich Reports On Census Booklet At Rotary Club
Dr. Melvin Gingerich reviewed What the New Census Means by Stuart Chase at the Rotary Club. He noted slower U S population growth since the Civil War and predicted impacts on industry and politics with a push for nationwide education to meet new needs. Willis Jones introduced him. Harland Mead spoke on the district Rotary conference in Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Gingerich
Rotary Club
Stuart Chase
America
Gingerich
Willis Jones
Harland Mead
Rotary
Mason City
Esther Lindenmeyer Wins Stanford Summer Scholarship
Esther Lindenmeyer of West Chester earns a Margaret Byrne scholarship for the Stanford University summer session. She and her daughter J M Lindenmeyer attended a family wedding and then toured relatives in Iowa Nebraska Minnesota and Sioux City before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Ferguson
West Chester
Esther Lindenmeyer
Margaret Byrne
Stanford University
Calif
J. M. Lendenmeyer
Esther
John Lindenmeyer
Martin Jisson
Stanhope
Iowa
James Greene
Schaller
Greene
Mr. Lindenmeyer
Theodore A. Lindenmeyer
Blair
Neb
Jule
Will
Sioux City
Thief River Falls
Minn
H. S. Dahlen
Garden City
Ray Thompson
Miss Hayes to Join Program at Assembly
Miss Hayes, a state officer in the organization, will participate in the program at the assembly day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hayes
Ada Mae Thomas and Paul Griffith Repeat Vows in Iowa Ceremony
A June wedding near LaMoni Iowa united Ada Mae Thomas daughter of Will Thomas and Paul Griffith elder son of Clement Griffith in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev James Thomas Independence Missouri. The couple plan residence on the Orville Dayton farm north of West Chester following a brief wedding trip. Attendants included Patricia Griffith maid of honor and flower girls Waith and Sandra Bauer with rings carried on a heart pillow. A sixty two guest luncheon followed the ceremony with a three tier cake centerpiece and a miniature bride and groom on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Thomas
Lamoni
Iowa
Ada Mae Thomas
Will Thomas
Paul Griffith
Clement Griffith
West Chester
James Thomas
Independence
Patricia Griffith
Waith
Sandra Bauer
Billy Brown
Nauvoo
William Thomes
Orville Dayton
Colorful Spring Beauty Salad Mold for Luncheon or Dinner
A vivid cottage cheese and American cheese mold with orange slices and strawberries forms the centerpiece for buffets or family meals. The recipe blends gelatin, cottage cheese, grated American cheese, pimiento, peppers, cream, and fruit garnishes, serving six.
Birthday greetings for local families and anniversaries
Two one year old children Calvin Andrew Simpson and Edward Eugene Bontrager celebrate birthdays today. Mr. and Mrs. John Cordes mark their seventh wedding anniversary and Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Bailey their fourth anniversary. Betty Crow Dr H F Masson Harold Speidel Ernest Garrett and Dunham Morrison also have birthdays on this date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Andrew Simpson
Laird Simpson
Ainsworth
Edward Eugene Bontrager
Monroe Bontrager
John Cordes
Henry B. Bailey
Betty Crow
Dr. H. F. Masson
Harold Speidel
Ernest Garrett
Dunham Morrison
Birthday cake group shares smiles across towns
A list of birthday celebrants includes Mrs. Glenn Laffer of Fort Dodge Myrtle Chance and Mrs. Melo Vacha and her twin Mrs. Roy Fredenburg of Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Laffer
Fort Dodge
Myrtle Chance
Melo Vacha
Roy Fredenburg
Davenport
Manning and Snider Celebrate Birthdays Today
Robert Manning and Kenneth Snider share birthdays today, observed with well wishes and plans for small gatherings among family and friends. Local community leaders note the pair’s longtime involvement in neighborhood projects and charitable efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Manning
Kenneth Snider
Harmony News Roundup from Harmony Iowa
Harmony notes include visitors from Chicago and nearby homes, a turkey range move to Kelsey Bailey farms, and two high school graduates Deborah Longer and Mildred Miller with Elizabeth Longer an eighth grade graduate. Harmony closed weeks ago and Miss Stalder will not return. At Harmony play day the school won first in hand work with Elizabeth Longer Willis Longer and Glen Miller Jr taking first and Jerry Longer third. Mrs Harry Hutt hosts a club Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Longer
Harmony
Roy Schiebel, Jr
Chicago
Richard Schiebel
Emil Fink
Richard Havel
Bill Chmelar
Raymond (Graf
Henry Graf
Wilson
Ralph Kelsey
Bailey
Deborah Longer
Mildred Miller
Elizabeth Longer
Miss Stalder
Harmony School
Elizabeth
Willis Longer
Glen Miller, Jr
Jerry Longer
Harry Hutt
Guernsey Breeders Set Show At Mt Pleasant Fair Grounds
District No 4 Iowa Guernsey Breeders announce their annual show at the Fair Grounds in Mt Pleasant on Wednesday June 18 Breedrs from Keokuk Washington Louisa Monroe Wapello Jefferson Henry Des Moines Appanoose Davis Van Buren and Lee counties are urged to attend for a great Guernsey day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Mt. Pleasant
Keokuk
Washington
Louisa
Monroe
Wapello
Jefferson
Henry
Des Moines
Appanoose
Davis
van Buren
Lee
John Adams First President to Occupy the White House
John Adams became the first U.S. president to reside in the White House marking a historic milestone in early American executive housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
White House
W R C Members Convene at G A R Hall
Twenty two members of the Woman's Relief Corps gathered for a regular Saturday meeting in the G A R hall. President Mrs. O F Schmitt led reports from committees including essays judged by Esther Hayes at rural eighth grade commencement. Flag Day plans urged merchants and residents to display the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
G.A.R. Hall
O. F. Schmitt
Marie Baker
Vera Brobst
St. James School
Glen Hayes
Esther Hayes
State Department
National
Schmitt
Red Cross
Fort Des Moines to Erect Three New Buildings
Funds have been allotted for three new frame buildings at Fort Des Moines Iowa including an induction building a mess hall and a finance building Construction will begin as soon as contracts can be let The induction and finance offices now in improvised quarters will move to the new facilities The mess hall will serve the recruit reception center seating 1000 men at a time All enlisted men at the post will eat there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
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Loren Gingerich
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Ind
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A. F. Holm
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Red Oak
Glen Imhoff
Grant McKune
Montgomery Ward
Burlington
F. T. McKune
Nels B. Westermark
Virginia Lemley
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Ariz
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Miss Lemley
Arizona State School For the Deaf and Blind
F. W. Eastwood
Penn
Walter Eastwood
Temple University
T. J. Berdo
H. C. Hull
Henrietta
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C. R. Wilson
Myrtle Morrow Brown
Patricia
Virginia
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J. E. Donahue
Stanford
Cal
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Harry Kleese
Frank Kleese
Lloyd Bauer
Harry
Eldin Bauer
Keith Stewart
Lafe Stout, Jr
Henrietta Griffith
Charles
Warren
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Ronald
Teddy
Junior
Han Bine
Homer Stephen Optometrist
W.R.C
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Miable Gray
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