Crawfordsville WSCS Holds June Meeting at Methodist Church
Crawfordsville June meeting of the Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist Church on Tuesday June 8 with program led by Mrs William Henss assisted by Mrs John McNeill and Mrs Howard Anderson. Flowers gifts budgets and reception plans for Rev Fay and Mrs Fay were discussed along with two summer ice cream socials and committee assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
WSCS
Jack Howard
Methodist
William Henss
John McNeill
Howard Anderson
Phyllis Anderson
Margery Cherryholmes
James Wilson
Myral Smith
Clarence Hering
Don Blankenhorn
Ernest Beauchamp
Ernest Enke
Fay
Naneilee
Chester Spanuler
Max Owen
Alex Beauchamp
Russell Zickefoose
Prevention Tip For Hair Clogs In Drains
A home maintenance note advises placing a piece of steel wool in the drain before washing hair to catch stray strands and reduce clogging. It emphasizes a simple proactive step to keep pipes clear and avoid frequent blockages.
Riverside Women Attend Fortnightly Lunch in Wellman
Riverside letters describe Fortnightly club luncheon hosted by Mrs. Lydia Marner at her Wellman home with attendees from Riverside Epworth Iowa City and Lone Tree. American Legion Auxiliary held officer elections with old officers re-elected and a July 14 meeting scheduled. Additional notes cover visits by Mrs. Violet Kephart and others, newcomers to Kahoka Missouri, and Mercy Hospital nurses class dinner attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Lucker
Riverside
Lydia Marner
Marner
Wellman
Irmina Veggy
Lorena Dautremont
Virginia Harper
Edna Pusnek
Melva Walton
Cecile Doud
Hazel Kerr
Mary Kiefer
Epworth
Hilda Keittel
Dorothy Colvin
Iowa City
Les Fellner
Ras Marner Jr
Lone Tree
Sam Marner
Lowa City
American Legion Auxiliary
Kate Ingram
Fannie Meeks
Ermina Yeguy
Anna Younkin
Helen Kron
Clara Ruminelhar
Cora Flynn
Mere
Mary Schnobelen
Violet Kephart
Francie Sehraugher
Elizabeth Cole
Athantiela
Celia Lafourek
Bob Day
Washington
Francie
Elizabeth
Kephart
Emma Weert
Harry Gould
Rural Notes From Ainsworth And Nearby Farms
Rural notes describe the Berg family near Ainsworth with a 280 acre farm and a ponytail hairdo for Dianne. Don Knight's acreage reports spring chicks and chinchillas with air conditioned housing and low annual care costs. Marion Blum builds a hog house near Wellman and discusses thermostatic ceiling heat. Women with alumni ties return home after a weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivo Berg
Ainsworth
Mrs. Berg
Linda
Dianne
S&s
Berghs
Don Knight
Don
Washington
Knight
TVA Turns to Coal in Power Expansion
The TVA will rely on coal as it operates one coal-fired steam plant and advances four more under construction or contract, expanding its energy portfolio beyond hydro power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
Richland Band Concerts Schedule in Central Park
Local Richland events outline Wednesday night band concerts in Central Park directed by Bernard Onerheim with plans for Ottumwa July 4 participation. The note also covers Homecoming float planning, a Des Moines hospital patient, family farming details, a July 8 pulling contest, and summer church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Central Park
Bernard Onerheim
Ottumwa
Ottumwas
Ralph Miller
Priscilla Chub
Ted Shultz
Broadlawn Hospital
Des Moines
Millican and Cox Family News From Richland
The village news highlights Ronald Cox visiting Bushnell and TJ Millican taking vacation at Levi Van Dyke home. A modern press installation is set to print the hometown paper. Also new business Home Bakers opens in Richland Plumbing and Heating store offering rolls cakes pies cookies with weekly hours and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. FE. Millican
Ronald Cox
Ted Cox
Bushnell
Levi van Dyke
Joe Kelly
Home Bakers
Richland
Russell Parsons
Hayden Evans
Wayne Parsons
J. Wallace Blair
Freshen stale bread with warm damp cloth and gentle bake
To revive stale bread wrap the loaf in a wet cloth for a minute, then heat slowly in an oven for about fifteen to thirty minutes. The process restores softness and improves aroma.
First Ice Cream Plant Opened In Baltimore 1851
Jacob Fussell established the first commercial ice cream plant in Baltimore Maryland in 1851 at 180 Exeter Street transforming the city into a center for confectionery production and fueling the growth of the dairy industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Fussell
Baltimore
Maryland
Exeter Street
Twins graduate from Lutheran hospital nursing school
Nora Joan and Nona Jean Houston, twins formerly of Columbus Junction, will graduate from the Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing in St. Louis on Sunday June 13. They are Columbus High School Class of 1961 graduates. Mr and Mrs Brown and Esther Soulton will attend the commencement. Brown has two other daughters Natalie and Anita Soulton who are registered nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Nora Joan
Nona Jean Houston
William Brown
Ainsworth
Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing
St. Louis
Columbus High School
Brown
Esther Soulton
Columbus City
New Arthritis Relief Promised by AR-PAN-EX Pills
Sensational medical disco touts AR-PAN-EX tablets that claim to reach the bloodstream for rapid relief from chronic arthritis and rheumatism. Dr. Phillips Druggist urges patients on the West Side Square to inquire today.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dairy Mart
Ainsworth Junction
C. H. Beenblossom
Junior McKinney
Dwight, Jerry
Judy
Barbera
Kahoka, Mo
Ellen Krebs
MeKvinney
Frank Swiers
Waterloo
Cella Safourek
Swiers
Safourek
Memorial Union
Mercy Hospital Nurses Association
Marion Blum
Blum
Mr. Blum
William Edwards
Jane
Honaparte
Barl Harr
Otto W. Pfeifer
Danny
Marion
Newt Benson
Bensons
Doris Jean
Manley Chase
Denver
Colo
Marjorie Longer
Ward
Robert
Paul
Clinton
Iowa
Benson
F. OB. Shultz
Vance Curtis
Bob
Hartis
Kansas City
Roy Kreiger
Amarillo
Tex
J. W. Hendrickson
WE. Laith
A. Joe Kelly
C. B. McCracken
Andrew George
Proeran W. R. Kime
Christian Sunday
Bobby Woodruff
Floyadada
Dee
Buick
Riviera
America
S. Second Avenue
BUY Ist Tire
NY. Ath
SALE
Nanindei
Bell & Gevock
East Washington
New Press
Junction
Nursing
TR. Phillips—Druggist
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