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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1942
Page
8
Mrs. J. G. Maxwell hosted twelve members of the Pythian Circle and two visitors, Mrs. Earl Simpson and Mrs. R. S. Warfel. President Mrs. Sam Witting led a short business session with roll call via current events as the Maxwell residence was decorated with garden flowers.
During the social afternoon the hostess served an elaborate two course luncheon in charge of Mrs Glenn Hayes.
WELLMAN June 18 The A LIC club entertained the Idris club of Kalona Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Rex Severt. The program on the lives of American soldiers was presented by Mrs Stanley Bash Mrs Orville Morrisor Mrs Lyle Wade Mrs Joe Schmeltzer and Mrs Ben Swartzendruber. The patriotic theme was carried through in the tea table centerpiece with patriotic carriages given as favors.
The Rocking Chair Brigade hosts a warm flag day celebration at the log cabin with DAR regent Mrs. C. O. Davis presiding and Jeannette Kyle handling the social program. Ivan Norton speaks on safety and the group urges Bible society support while noting maintenance needs at the cabin.
Mrs Carl Voorhees was reelected president of the American Legion Auxiliary at a meeting yesterday afternoon in Legion rooms. The nominating committee chaired by Mrs Maynard L Brown named officers including Mrs Archie Bower and Mrs George Baker as vice presidents, Mrs George Birney secretary, Mrs Ted Crone treasurer, and others on the executive committee. Mrs S W Easter reported annual progress in child welfare and community service, noting about 140 dollars given in clothing and cash. A 190 dollar bond was approved for purchase by committee to be led by Mrs Brown and Mrs George Baker. Final poppy sale report was presented by Mrs P L Etter.
Fred Downing spoke on proper flag use etiquette and the respectful treatment of the United States flag. He outlined correct display, handling, and ceremonies to honor the flag and promote national respect.
Iowa liquor sales climbed in May with total liquor sales of 1,678,798 across 179 stores, up from 1,537,446 in April. The Iowa liquor commission released the figures as part of its monthly report.
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