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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1947

Page

5

Women and Families Picnic at Sunset Club

The Women’s Democratic club hosted a Picnic at Sunset with club members and families in attendance enjoying a day of community gathering and light activities.

Women's Democratic Club

Sunset park supper nets local officers for next year

Over 20 attendees gathered at Sunset park pavilion for a committee run supper. In the business meeting presided by Mrs. Al Crone, nominations elected Mrs. Clyde Hillhouse as president, Mrs. E. E. Ward as vice president, Mrs. Harry Dye as secretary, Catherine Swift as treasurer, and Eicher as program chairman. Mr Elger and guests spoke and Ward led a Russia round table.

Sunset Park Clair Williams Danville Elger Mt. Pleasant Charles Ingmanson Olds al Crone Clyde Hillhouse E. E. Ward Harry Dye Catherine Swift E. C. Eicher Williams S. W. Easter Paul V. Shearer Russia

Elastic giraffe tongue length and its use

Britannica notes a giraffe tongue can reach about 18 inches in length. The long tongue helps the animal grasp and strip leaves from tall trees.

Encyclopaedia Britannica

Methodist Group Plans June Meeting At Alma

The Alma Hearne Holland Missionary society of the Methodist church held its last gathering before a September break with 18 members at a cooperative dinner hosted by Mrs. Pearl Whistler and Ida Cavender. Elizabeth Klein led the evening business in Helen Levis absence. Lillian Minick led devotions on Where Children Flourish and Mrs. R. E. Bell spoke on Youth and the Law noting Methodist homes for children.

Alma Hearne R. E. Bell Wisie Long Marguerite Hermine Stella Palmer

Dirty Eggs Increase Dirtier Egg Reduction

Frequent gatherings of eggs reduce the proportion of dirty eggs as birds and handlers collect and move them more efficiently, improving overall cleanliness.

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