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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1948

Page

2

Cattle Feeder’s Day Attendees and Local News Notes

Local figures Joe Knotek Ameal Chabal and John Knotek traveled to Ames Friday for cattle feeder's day activities. George W. Alexander a junior electrical engineer at the State University of Iowa was initiated into the Eta Kappa Nu fraternity. Fresh fruits and vegetables are advertised at the Farmers Store with prices on tomatoes and apples. The clip mentions visits and social notes including Clara Faulkner at Kalona and Rev Ada Hillis of Tama.

Joe Knotek Ameal Chabal John Knotek Ames George W. Alexander The State University of Iowa John L. Alexander Ainsworth Eta Kappa Nu Clara Faulkner Raymond W. Hasty Kalona Ada Hillis Tama Hastys

Women of W S C S Meet at Kalona Church Luncheon

Christians gathered for a cooperative luncheon and program at the Kalona Methodist church. Rev Walter Smith led the service, Mrs Gates directed singing, and Jessie Klein received a token of appreciation for faithful service. District president Mrs O C Boshart spoke on Christian service.

Methodist Church Walter Smith Jessie Klein Ann Houck Melvin Houck A. 8. Smith Gates O. C. Boshart Wayland W.5.c.s

Bid opening set for governor home remodel in Des Moines

Des Moines June 19 A remodeling project for the governor s official residence will begin with bid openings on July 21 announced by State Sen Fred Maytag chair of the remodeling committee. The panel spent 27200 of a 75000 appropriation to buy a home on land avenue and estimates 52000 for kitchen baths and a porch with the rest for furnishings. Governor Robert D Blue who was defeated in the June 7 primary election is noted in the report.

Des Moines Fred Maytag Newton Land Avenue Robert D. Blue

House party honors visitor Ada Knoop with needlework set

Mrs. Charles Grisham of near West Chester hosted neighbors for a courtesy gathering in honor of her sister-in-law Ada Knoop of LeClaire. The group admired six month old Joan Darby and the party included refreshments after social visiting and needlework.

Charles Grisham Near West Chester Ada Knoop LeClaire Grishams Joan Darby Jay Darby

4-H County Committee Plans Fair Booklet and Sports Program

Members of the girls 4-H club county committee met at the Farm Bureau office Friday afternoon to plan the county fair booklet and set classifications so every 4-H girl could participate in at least one show phase. A sports program for 4-H girls was also discussed, followed by a social hour and refreshments.

Farm Bureau

Azuba Park Hosts Birthday Gathering for Three Quarter Century Member

Azuba Park entertained friends in honor of her upcoming birthday on Sunday. She is a member of the Three Quarter Century club, marking her milestone among peers.

Azuba Park Three Quarter Century Club

Rev Carl S Rice Visits Riverside

Riverside June 18 Rev Carl S Rice instructor at St Ambrose academy Davenport spent weekend with his parents in Riverside. He attends summer school at the University of Iowa. Local residents and visitors are noted for property sales and family visits including Wilkinson sale plans and guests from McAllen Escondido Rock Island Iowa City Frytown.

Estelle Critz Riverside Carl S. Rice St. Ambrose Academy Davenport Charles B. Rice Rice University of Iowa M. J. Wilkinson McAllen Texas C. J. Karel Iowa City Wilkinsons Arizona Harry Soukup Toddville John Soukup John Sexton Dorothy Lukavsky Riverside Trinity Methodist Church Robert Rummelhart Louis C. Rummelhart Redfield Iowa Ivan Potts Escondido Cali Bette Levy Andrea Gerald Cress al Erbe George Bauer Rock Island William Cole Gene Cole Frytown

Calves Learn to Eat Grain by Front-Of-Cace Teaching

Dairymen claim the best method to teach calves to eat grain is to place it before them. It may take a month for calves to learn to eat much.

Unclear Plan on Residence Occupancy for 1949 Term

The text notes that it has not indicated whether he will occupy the residence if it is completed before his term of office closes January 1, 1949. No further names or dates are provided in the fragment.

Rosemary Club Hosts Bridge Afternoon With Hostess Mrs Galloway

The Rosemary club met Wednesday afternoon at the Galloway home with three guests Mrs Foster Mrs Crandall and Mrs Stewart and thirteen members playing four bridge tables. High score went to Mrs Marek low to Mrs Augustine. Tea refreshments were laid by Mrs Stewart and hostesses daughters Helen and Mary Ruth. Roses decorated the house with a pink and white theme. No meeting will be held until July.

Rosemary Club Earl Galloway Boyd Foster Rex Crandall Cloyce Stewart Lloyd Marek S. W. Augustine Stewart Helen Mary Ruth

Booster Group Meeting at Hal Richards Home

The Booster club met at Hal Richards home with Mrs. Ray mond Landau as co host. President Mrs Richards conducted the business meeting. Five visitors nine children and ten members attended. Roll call prompted gardening hints. Margaret Herring and Grace Stewart led entertainment. Refreshments were served. Next meeting with Mrs George Dare and Mrs Martin Whittaker as co hosts.

Hal Richards Raymond Landau Richards Margaret Herring Grace Stewart George Dare Martin Whittaker

Social Calendar Listings For The Week

Community notices list meetings and events across organizations from Monday through Thursday. Included are church groups, D A V sessions, Shrine and Masonic events, Y W mixers, Pythian Sisters, Missionary Society, Homemakers, Country Club activities, and luncheon and reservation details with contact names and times.

Birthday greetings for a June 19 slate

June 19 birthday list includes John Albert Winga Mrs Carl Peterson and Sidney Eugene Schooley. Anniversary noted for Mr and Mrs Oakley Payne. Also celebrating today are Dale Atkinson Dr O F Boller Marilyn Falk Duane Thomas Durian Darlene Payne Diana Marie Schulty and Azuba Park member of the Three Quarter Century club.

John Albert Winga Carl Peterson Sidney Eugene Schooley Oakley Payne Dale Atkinson O. F. Boller Marilyn Falk Duane Thomas Durian Darlene Payne Oakley Pyne Diana Marie Schulty Lyle Schulty Azuba Park Three Quarter Century Club

Heights Social Club Picnic at Sunset Park

The Heights Social Club held a Thursday picnic at Sunset Park with a 1:00 PM pot luck dinner. Members celebrated three birthdays, a short business meeting was led by the president, and the next gathering was announced for July with Mrs. Wilbur Jackson. Former member Mrs. Mayme Brock visiting from Denver joined, along with Mrs. Elizabeth Day of Ainsworth, Lou Arthur, and several children.

the Heights Sunset Park Wilbur Jackson Mayme Brock Denver Colo Elizabeth Day Ainsworth Lou Arthur

Local visitors from St Louis and Villisca call on area families

Mr and Mrs R E Taylor and son Craig of St Louis are visiting the Sartor home. Carleen Sartor, Claude Rickey and two children of Villisca, visited with Floyd Jamison and Connie Jamison joined them for a visit at her former hometown. Jesse Mullin and children of Morning Sun shopped here today. Mrs R J Demartini and daughter Nancy are visiting the Bauer home, with Mr Demartini expected soon.

Ernest Simpson Nancy Sharon Berkel Cal Earl Simpson Everette Simps Cedar Falls Emma Cherry Washington John Kay Cherry West Chester Lockport Raymond Cherry Raymond Cherrys Chicago Kay May Williams Canton P. C. Woods Woods R. E. Taylor Craig St. Louis Mrs. Taylor M. H. Sartor Carleen Sartor Claude Rickey Villisca Floyd Jamison Connie Jamison Jesse Mullin Children of Morning Sun R. J. Demartini Ralph Bauer Mr. Demartini J. S. Simpson Micheal Murphy Albert Simpson Vince Tellin Riverside William Murphy Simpson

Five Generations Honor E Feldaverd Wedding Flynn

The Feldaverd family celebrated Mrs. J. F. Simpson’s 9th birthday with 67 attendees and multiple birthday cakes. Esther Feldaverd wed Frederick Taylor Flynn at St Joseph church North English in a lace gown, followed by a three course dinner for about fifty guests and a wedding trip.

E. Feldaverd T. Flynn St. Joseph's Esther Feldaverd John N. Feldaverd North English Frederick Taylor Flynn Michael M. Flynn Keota St Joseph Church P. V. Duggan U. S. Kempker Mary Rita Bushman Iowa City Nicholas Feldaverd Sigourney John Kelly Williamsburg

This and That from the VW desk

First casualty reported as Marlyn Anderson lost a towel. The piece notes towel and red sock searches, mentions several girls by name, and highlights swimming events and YW room visits with a closing sign off from the YW desk.

Marlyn Anderson

Engagement of Marian Williams to Ben Steckel

Mrs Georgia Williams of Crawfordsville announces the engagement of her daughter Marian to Ben P Steckel of Davenport. The wedding is set for Sunday July 18 at the Federated Presbyterian Church in Crawfordsville. Marian Williams is a physical education instructor at Davenport High School.

Georgia Williams Crawfordsville Marian Ben P. Steckel Davenport Federated Presbyterian Church Miss Williams Davenport High School

St Anthony Group Plans Ice Cream Social

St Anthony's circle met at Mrs Joe Wehr's home with 12 members and one guest Mrs P Hammen present. Led by Mrs Lester Merz the group discussed an ice cream social. pinochle was played with high score won by Mrs Henry TeBockhorst. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and co hosts Mrs Gerald Wehr Lucy Sampson Mrs Clifford Steele and Mrs Cleo Shockey.

St. Anthony's Circle Joe Wehr Lester Merz P. Hammen Henry TeBockhorst Gerald Wehr Lucy Sampson Clifford Steele Cleo Shockey

Oregon Territory Adds Vast Lands to U.S. 1848 Expansion

Congress established the Oregon Territory in 1848 enlarging the United States by over 250000 square miles. The milestone marks a century since the legal creation of the territory.

United States Territory of Oregon Congress

Shower Honors Faye Holland At Wehrs

Mrs Harold Wehr and Mrs Carl Jungbluth hosted a shower for Faye Holland at Mrs Wehr’s home. The bride to be, engaged to Alex Kochneff for June 27, enjoyed bridge and gift opening with refreshments served. High score went to Mrs Wilson Putman.

Harold Wehr Carl Jungbluth Faye Holland Alex Kochneff Wilson Putman

Betty Kunik Birthday Party at Sunset Park

Betty Ann Kunik celebrated her 14th birthday with a surprise party at Sunset Park on Thursday. Friends gathered at her home then embarked on a scavenger hunt ending at the park. supper was served by Mrs Julius Kunik with Harriet Kunik and Goldene Braverman assisting.

Sunset Park Betty Ann Kunik Betty Julius Kunik Harriet Kunik Goldene Braverman Towa City Pat DeLa Pat Berry Pat Brock Nancy Burham Darlene Miller Joyce Logan Carol Tellin Carla Benell

Births At Hospital Include Two New Sons

Today Mr and Mrs 8 P Sorenson welcomed a son at 650 am Yesterday Mr and Mrs James Carriker welcomed a son at 843 pm Dismissed Mrs Max Arbogast Coppock and daughter Mrs Richard Brock George Dillon Keota

James Carriker Max Arbogast Coppock Richard Brock George Dillon Keota

Salt usage in American life spans food and beyond

The article notes an average American consumes six pounds of salt yearly while using about 190 pounds in clothing, food preservation, and road and sidewalk treatment. It highlights broad salt consumption in daily and seasonal practices across households and industries.

Wapello County GOP Convention Planned

Ottumwa Iowa reports the Republican county convention to name candidates for Wapello county auditor and one county supervisor will be held July 2 in the coliseum. The Democratic convention will be in the courthouse the same day. No Republican candidate reached 353 percent of the June 7 primary vote.

Ottumwa Iowa Wapello

Bluebird Notes Plans for Silver Lake Trip

Sunshine Bluebirds and Garden Lincoln groups met Thursday for games songs pictures and a picnic supper by a new fireplace. They hope to travel to Silver Lake next Thursday at three if enough cars are available. call Mrs. E L McFadden at 239R to offer transport. watch Tuesday for final decision.

Sunshine Bluebirds Wilbur Hysell Garden Lincoln Bluebirds Silver Lake E. L. McFadden

Real Vitamin Factory in Cow Rumen

The rumen of a cow acts as a vitamin factory as bacteria digest low vitamin feeds and synthesize B complex vitamins. This microbial process helps supply essential nutrients for the animal's health and metabolism.

Campbell Home Hosts Church Group for Evening of Games

The Christian Tabernacle youths visited Paul and Jane Campbell’s southeast of Ainsworth Friday for an evening of games. A church bus carried forty four youths. Softball opened the night, then sack lunches were shared, followed by various lawn games under electric lights.

Campbell The Christian Tabernacle Paul and Jane Campbell Ainsworth

Mrs Harold Strum Hosts H J Club Meeting

The H. J. club met Thursday with 17 members three honorary members and two guests Mrs Norman Shalla and Mrs Preston Edmondson present. Mrs Charlie Schnoebelen led the business session bingo prizes awarded with ties for high prize to Mrs Adolph Shalla and Mrs Curtis Figgins. Next meeting July 1 will be hosted by Mrs Jim Shalla.

H. J. Club Harold Strum Norman Shalla Preston Edmondson Charlie Schnoebelen Bingo Adolph Shalla Curtis Figgins Ernest Strum Wayne Zeck George Shalla Jim Shalla

Also Mentioned on This Page

Southeastern Iowa Wolf’s Flower Shop William Kyle Gary Ronald and Richey W. S. Kyle Nina Little Clinton J. O. Conly Robert Wead Beverly and Ardythe Janet Crone Maxine Crone Freedom John Winga John Jr Eddie Richard Columbus Junction Rees Chautauqua Park Winga John A. Rees Red Miller Henry Summers Kalona Group W.S.C.S Brighwn Everette Burham W.S.G Lyman Bunce J. E. Kunath Belle Rice T. F. Barker N. M. Speidel Lida Hunting Hugh Hall Washington Flying Service R Mom Bette Mrs Booster Group Friendly Potluck supper—Baptist Church Legion Hall Damascus Shrine Masonic Temple Y. W Mixers Club West Chester Pythian Sisters Hall Women’s Missionary Society U. P. Church D. J. Ross Grace Hill Ladies Aid Homemakers Club White Elephant Hubert Redlinger Arthur Country Club el Sullivan E. FB. Stutsman Happy Heights Social Club J. F. Simpson Minnie Green Merle Green Sam Erwin Michael Murphy Out of Town Nancy Kay Sharon Ann Berkeley Calif John EK. Simpson R. H. Block Oak Park Stanley Simpson Micky Jimmie Candice Allentown Everette Simpson Duane Jimmy Stanley Jones Sammy Olds Carol Patty Arthur Krause Tommy Mary Frances Lois Near Olds W. T. McIntyre Francis White Sam Houseal Wilfrid Feldaverd Victor Victor Flynn Maurice Putman Michael Debby Doylestown Ohio Carl Butler Long Beach Wm. Wagner Dote Mullanix Cedar Rapids Edward Bushman Donald Wehr Photo Cheryl Margaret Pratt Karen Lance Toni Wittmere Erlene Hatener Linda Lee California Rita Jean Atchison Marshall Jean Charlotte Berry Carol Anderson Julie Kal Jous Mary Minick Jo Ann Stalder Sally Miller Sally Linda Brindley Pat Nancy Pehler Charlotte Whitlow White Calvary Baptist Marian Williams St. Anthony J. Wehr Oregon Territory Betty Kunik 8. P. Sorenson Wapello County Bluebird Chamberlin Bros Sport Shop
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