Miss Jeffrey Elected Washington County Registered Nurses Leader
The Washington County Society of Registered Nurses held a meeting to elect officers with nine members and a guest present. New officers are Eileen Jeffrey president, Mrs. Marcella Masson vice president, and Mrs. Lucille Anderson secretary treasurer. Thelma Luther reported on the National convention in Buffalo New York and the district meeting in Fairfield. Social time followed with refreshments provided by the County Health Unit nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Society of Registered Nurses
Eileen Jeffrey
Marcella Masson
Lucille Anderson
Thelma Luther
Buffalo
N.Y
Fairfield
Society Dinner Meeting of Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Circle
The Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society of the Methodist Church held a cooperative dinner last evening at Sunset Park hosted by Susie Johnson and Mrs Pearl Whistler. It was the group’s final gathering until September with Marguerite Hering leading devotions and Mrs Whistler presenting the Mexico rural work lesson to seven members and one visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Sunset Park
Susie Johnson
Pearl Whistler
Marguerite Hering
Pythian Sisters and Families Host Supper at K P Hall
Pythian Sisters and families enjoyed a cooperative supper last evening at K P hall. A committee led by Mrs. Paul Harvey Mrs. Paul Deimerly and Mrs. Ralph Martin organized the event. After the meal Mrs Deimerly spoke on flag day program and the evening continued socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
K. P. Hall
Paul Harvey
Paul Deimerly
Ralph Martin
Deimerly
Germination Tips For Seeds In Varying Weather
Seeds kept under water longer than 24 hours expire from oxygen starvation. In hot dry weather soak seeds no more than 12 hours to speed germination, but in spring when soils are wet nothing is gained and some damage might occur.
Mrs Bourgeois Hosts Circle Gathering At Home
Mrs Fred Bourgeois hosted a Circle gathering for 17 members of Past Noble Grand Circle and guest Mrs Emma Gorman. The meeting led by Mrs Milo Steele in president Mrs Will Kos’s absence, ended with visited and card games. Roses and garden flowers framed the refreshment tables. next hostess to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bourgeois
Noble Grand Circle
Emma Gorman
Milo Steele
Will Kos
Loyal Sisterhood Class Holds June Social at Church
Members of the Loyal Sisterhood class of the Methodist church gathered yesterday afternoon in the church social rooms for a June social. The program was led by Mrs. J. E. Kunath, Mrs. J. D. Dayton, and Mrs. E. S. Hebner, followed by a business meeting electing Mrs. Mary Genkinger president, Mrs. A. L. Griffith secretary, and Mrs. P. K. Babcock treasurer. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Genkinger, Mrs. George Foster, and Mrs. W. E. Wasson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Sisterhood
Methodist Church
J. E. Kunath
J. D. Dayton
E. S. Hebner
Mary Genkinger
A. L. Griffith
P. K. Babcock
Genkinger
George Foster
W. E. Wasson
Rationing of Shoes To Continue In County Board Statement
The county OPA war price and rationing board says shoe rationing will persist until a marked supply improvement occurs. A joint statement by the War Production Board the Office of Civilian Requirements and the OPA declares no increased civilian shoe supply is expected in the remaining months of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Social calendar highlights at country clubs and clubs
The calendar lists dinners at 8:30 p.m. at the country club and 1 o’clock luncheons at the club house with reservations due by Tuesday noon. Various society groups meet, including Catholic Daughters at K C hall, Delta Alpha S, Methodist class at 2:30, PEO Chapter 1, and Rebekah lodge, with dates, hosts, and locations noted. Public invited to several events with guest days, tea afternoons, and antiques display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
GC. R. Wilson
Clayton Bear
P.m. W.R
1St Ward
Satince Legion Hall
Catholic Daughters of America
P.m K.C. Hall
Cleo Shockey
All Women of Country Club
West Chester Federated Church
Walnut Women's Club
Earl Chorpenninng
P.E.O
R. H. MecCleery
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
Little Flower Circle
Leo Marie Pythian
Past Chiefs Association
George Baker
Conserving sugar with honey in strawberry preserves
The text describes substituting honey for sugar in preserving and baking, offering strawberry preserve recipes and related honey based treats. It includes methods for making Raisin Honey Gems and a Strawberry Preserves process from Mrs. Fred Downing, with steps for scalding berries, sugaring, boiling, and canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Downing
Y.W
FIGHTS for freedom and years by Ruth Foster
Fruit preserving guidance appears amid wartime home front tips. The text urges selecting full colored berries, washing in cold water, sorting and trimming, crushing or slicing, and packing with sugar only as needed to extend shelf life up to three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Foster
Fabric shoes freshened by solvent sponging
Sponging fabric shoes with a solvent like carbon tetrachloride removes surface soil and stains to restore cleanliness.
Birthday Wishes for Local Youths Highlight Celebrations
Harriet Jane Johnson, age 13, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Toppan Johnson of Wellman. Additional birthday observances include Gertrude Payne, daughter of Mr and Mrs Oakley Payne, and Richard LeRoy Jugenheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Jane Johnson
Toppan Johnson
Wellman
Gertrude Payne
Oakley Payne
Richard LeRoy Jugenheimer
Strums Entertain For Vernon Weeks At Euchre Party
Salem reports a June 14 gathering at Harold Strum’s home to honor Vernon Weeks on leave from Quonset Point. Thirty neighbors attended a euchre night with Norman Shalla and Vernon Weeks winning high scores, and Mrs Leroy Krotz and Duane Shalla taking low. A patriotic luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Weeks
Salem
Harold Strum
Vernon Weeks
Quonset Point
Rhode Island
Norman Shalla
Leroy Krotz
Duane Shalla
Vernon
Reds Aid The Soviets With Livestock Goods
A wartime aid note states the Reds supply the Soviets with diverse livestock products including wool and woolen clothing, sheepskin coats, boots, and saddles to bolster their fight against Nazi forces.
Four Farmers Added to Iowa OPA Advisory Council
Des Moines OPA district names four new members Frank L. Collison Carroll Lawrence A. Clay Hampton Charlies Hearst Cedar Falls EB Humbert Corning to join existing advisers as representatives of diverse farming practices. The panel includes Cat tle feeder operations dairy farming horse breeding and livestock judging among its expanded ranks.
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Melbourne
Earl Elijah
Clarence
Anton H. Green
Grand Mound
Scott Ellis
Dallas Center
Fred K. Hawley
Laurens
le Mar Foster
West Branch
Collison
Carroll County
Clay
Franklin County
Hearst
Blackhawk County
Humbert
Adams County
Poultrymen Use Reworked Crates for Egg Packing
By nailing wooden risers on ends and sides of orange crates poultrymen convert second hand boxes into egg packing units. The crates are used to prepare the usual 30 dozen lots for shipping or sale.
Birthday wishes for local residents mark special days
Richard Arnold Nicholson of Ainsworth and Barbara Mae Dunkin share joyful birthdays as families celebrate. Mr and Mrs E L Smith near town observe their 38th wedding anniversary. James H Kelley receives special greetings on his 84th birthday today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Arnold Nicholson
Arnold Nicholson
Ainsworth
Barbara Mae Dunkin
Glen Dunkin
E. L. Smith
James H. Kelley
Too Many Hobbies M25. Korene Marie Agnes WWNILHELM- OSWALD-HORN STANKOWICH
Korene Marie Agnes WWNILHELM- OSWALD-HORN STANKOWICH faces a $4,000 bond in Detroit after an investigation showed she drew four thousand dollars in government allotment checks. Authorities revealed nine civilian husbands and involvement with three servicemen. Thomas P. Thornton, assistant United States attorney, stated the baffling case and bond status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korene Marie Agnes Wwnilhelm- Oswald - Hornstankowich
Thomas P. Thornton
United States
Detroit
International
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Jeffrey
Thursbery
Rebekah Lodge
1.C.C.F. Hall
West Chester
W.C.T.U
Arthur Peters
W.S.C.S
Women’s Missionary Society of Presbyterian Church
Val Fuhr
East
Jin
Eame
Ccer Vool
Montgomery Ward
Kimsul
Montsomery Ward
Strums
Euchre
Howard Fulton
George Zeck
Soare
Jackson Township
Charles Marek
Harry Donaldson
Joe Hines
Howard McCleery
Advisory Council
Iowa
Russell John Wieland
Clarence Wieland
Danny Lee Bean
Norman Bean
Patty Kay L Bruty
F. P. Bruty
Harold Luers
Lloyd Luers
White Oak
Clarence Niffenegger
Ruth Dupuis
Elsie Wagner
Frances Mast
Jake Beese
J. T. Friedel
Galveston Times
Normandy
U. 8 S
NuCraft
New Towncraft
Fin
Gabardine
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