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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1948

Page

2

Local News Roundup highlights and travel plans

Mrs Ruth Foley returns to New York after a five week visit with relatives and friends. Frank Miller of Mt Pleasant takes seven horses to the Keokuk Horse Show June 29 to July 1. Families visit Des Moines Veterans Hospital to see Tommy Tanner. Verla Boshart heads to Oakland after a two week stay with the Boshart family. Mrs Mary Roberts Berry and daughters depart for four months in Colorado. Florence Baird returns from Drake University for a weekend visit. office closed until August 1. Dr Etter and family plan a west coast trip with Barbara attending summer camp at Camp Norton in Dubois Wyoming. Mrs H A Engel travels to Cedar Falls for a week with Katherine Buxbaum. Jack Derby visits South Bend Indiana. Mr and Mrs Homer Hensley and Dickie travel to Tri Cities for a week then camp at Rock River near Oline.

Wead Family Attends Camp and Visits In Iowa Missouri

Mr and Mrs Robert Wead and daughters Beverly and Ardythe plus Janet Thompson travel to Mt Pleasant to enroll Ardythe and Janet at Pioneer Institute intermediate camp with Methodist young people from the district. Beverly plans to attend a Lacour evangelistic service in Winfield. The Weads will visit Rev and Mrs Theodore Bauer in Mt Pleasant. Mrs G F Baird and Florence drive to Rock Island to visit Mrs Bairds mother Mrs Lord. Mrs M E B De Lashmutt and son Millard go to Palmyra Missouri to visit her parents and Mr De Lashmutt and Maggie will join the family in a birthday for Mrs De Lashmutt's father.

Robert Wead Beverly Ardythe Janet Thompson Mt. Pleasant Janet Pioneer Institute Winfield Wead Theodore Bauer

YW Desk Recaps Parade Roles and Community Ties

The YW desk highlights participants in a recent bicycle parade led by Julie Kallous with Mary Margar et Whiene winning first prize for a rose adorned bicycle. Mentions Irene Wabbena leaving Washington and Eva Stevens visiting from Los Angeles, plus Shalla family travels and local news on members and activities at the YW. The piece notes Learn to Swim classes growing and a potluck dinner with new member Ravona Steele joining, ending with a call to sign up for summer swimming.

Mary Margaret Whiene Mary Y. W. Desk

West Pointettes Meet at Home of J Griggs

The West Pointettes met with Jeaniene Griggs and Marcella Bowser as president calls the meeting to order. Members answered roll with Why I Should Take Health Examinations. Two members camped last week and shared experiences. Plans were made for a camp Friday evening at Mrs Andersons home. Mrs Eckles demonstrated home canning and freezing with two piano solos. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother.

West Pointettes Jeaniene Griggs Marcella Bowser Alderson Robert Eckles

Mrs Steele Hosts Pink and Blue Evening Shower

Mrs Roy C Steele hosted a pink and blue shower for Mrs Clifford Steele. Guests included Barbara Peiffer Eleanor Swift Lechner Lyle Man gold Shockey Van Gorp and others. games followed with gifts delivered by Jimmy Steele and Bennie Kelley. Refreshments matched the pink and blue theme.

Roy C. Steele Clifford Steele Barbara Peiffer Norman Lechner Eleanor Swift Kenton Mangold James Lyle Jean Mangold Warren Marston Robert Swift Lois Cuddeback Alvin Horak Cleo Shockey Leighton Kelly Starra van Gorp Aurora Jimmy Steele Bennie Kelley

Bridal Party Dinner Before Nuptials at Payne Home

Mrs. Kermit Payne and Norma Payne hosted a bridal party dinner for 25 at the Payne home. Guests included the wedding party and helpers with Miss Payne and Mr. Blurnip seed set to speak vows at a four oclock Methodist church ceremony, followed by a reception in the church parlors.

Kermit Payne Norma Payne Lloyd Turnipseed, Jr Glen Murphy Nick Dittrich Wilma Tait Pat Patterson Miss Payne Blurnipseed Tomorow

Fruit acids give berries their tart taste

Citric acid, responsible for sourness in lemons and oranges, is present in cranberries currants strawberries raspberries and many other fruits.

Social L Calendar notices to be in by ten a m

Social column calendar notices must arrive by 10 am. This item notes submission timing for this community page.

Porch Meal Ideas and Outdoor Dinner Tips for Summer

A feature on enjoying porch meals with the family in warm weather. It suggests tray service, simple dishes like tomato aspic, burgers with onions and noodles, and a pear pie, plus dessert ideas and a garden salad to suit porch dining. Includes practical tips for casual outdoor eating and a menu outline for cooling summer suppers.

Marriage of Ada Ridgeley and John Simmering in Springfield

Mrs. Ada Ridgeley aunt of Mrs. Everette Palmer wed John Simmering at her son's home in Springfield Ohio last Wednesday evening. The couple now reside at 608 East Jefferson. Mrs Palmer attended the wedding in Springfield for five days.

Ada Ridgeley Everette Palmer John Simmering Springfield Ohio E. Jefferson Pallmer

Engagement Announced for Estelle Florence and Delno Wheeler

Mrs and Mrs Fred Stapp of Columbus Junction announce the engagement of their daughter Estelle Florence to Delno Wheeler son of Mr and Mrs Everett Wheeler of Wapello. The wedding will be held in the near future. A dinner party at the Lloyd Coon home celebrated three occasions including Adrian Valentino’s visit Helen Marston birthday and the Coon couple’s 10th anniversary.

Fred Stapp Columbus Junction Estelle Florence Delno Wheeler Everett Wheeler Wapello Lloyd Coon Adrian Valentino Colton Calif Helen Marston Coons Woodrow Coon Glen Bailey

Christian Church Women in Meeting

The Women's Council of the Christian church held their regular meeting at the church. Mrs. Etieine Spenser led prayer and Mrs. Leo Sturgeon gave the lesson Great Causes Make Great Men and reviewed the year's decisions. Officers were installed in a candlelight service with Mrs. Leslie Beenblossom as president and Mrs. Leo Sturgeon as vice president.

Women’s Council of the Christian Church Etieine Spenser Leo Sturgeon Dorothy Putman Sturgeon Leslie Beenblossom William Crayne Bessie Tucker Roy Kephart Clive Gray Carl Dallmeyer Roy Minnis John Jarvis Everette Beenblossom William Putman Frank Gobble T. C. Polk Htteine Spenser Wade Pence Lee Hesseltine Harold Jarvis Council Virgil Earll Fred Burger Charlotte Earls Charles Anderson World Call Roy Randall Joby Gary 2G Harold Beenblossom Bert Spangler Harlan Neuhart Ivan Hahn

Quick Ham Slice in Orange Clove Sauce

A simple ham slice baked in a sauce of water and brown sugar with orange slices studded with cloves. Creamed potatoes benefit from chopped dried beef mixed in, and sausage meat can be combined with egg and crams then baked with noodles.

Baptist Missionary Ladies at Meeting

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church met for their regular meeting Friday. One session was held early to finish garments for the mission field in Belgian Congo, with 40 garments completed. Devotions were given by Mrs. W.

Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Belgian Congo

Friendship Club Hosts Ice Cream Supper at Wulf Home

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wulf and Elaine hosted a Friendship Club gathering at their Bethel neighborhood home Friday evening. Thirty five members and families enjoyed homemade ice cream and cake served by Mrs. Alvin Shaw and assistants Mae Gideon Mrs. C. J. Wolfe and Mrs. Mac Davis. Games and social time followed under the supervision of Mrs. Fred Donaldson and Carrie Davis. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Delbert Lewis on July 9.

Charles Wulf Elaine Friendship Club Hame Bethel Ning Alvin Shaw Mae Gideon C. J. Wolfe Mac Davis Fred Donaldson Carrie Davis Delbert Lewis

Food Demonstration For Busy Bees Group

A freezing and canning demonstration was held at the home of Doris and Dorothy Guy Friday afternoon. Twelve members of the Busy Bees were present. The leaders showed how to can beans and cherries and how to freeze peas and raspberries. Group reports from those who attended camp followed, and songs were sung by the group after the reports.

Doris Dorothy Guy

As the Stars Forever and Ever Playlet Highlights Service

P Moore read scripture from Mark and an article from The Secret Place. The program leader Rose Gilbert used the study book for this year and presented a playlet titled As the Stars Forever and Ever. Mrs Dodd Messer So Jka Burham Coddington joined, with Miss Gilbert and guest Mrs Lile Hayes attending the afternoon.

Homemakers Urged To Check Canners This Season

Ruth Foster, County Extension Home Economist, urges homemakers to have pressure cookers checked as canning season peaks. Bring full cooker without racks for testing of gauge and safety valve. Regular checks prevent unsafe operation and potential hazards if pressure rises.

Ruth Foster County Extension Home Economist Farm Bureau Office Miss Foster Farm Bureau

McIntosh Crail Wedding at Home

Gladys Sarah McIntosh daughter of Mt. Pleasant's late Mrs. McIntosh and Hubert Crail son of the late J B Crail wed in a single ring ceremony at the bride's home on Sunday June 13 at 4 30 p m Rev James A Wilson officiated. Attendants were Leela and Florence McIntosh. A reception at Mrs M J Naughton's home followed with cake served by Charlotte and Sue Coen. They reside in Washington with out of town guests M J Naughton of Peoria Harold Young of Galesburg and Mrs Bess Coen and daughters Sue and Charlotte of Fairfield.

Gladys Sarah McIntosh McIintosh Mt. Pleasant Hubert Crail J. B. Crail James A. Wilson Leela Florence McIntosh M. J. Naughton Charlotte Sue Coen Washington Peoria Harold Young Galesburg Bess Coen Sue Favrifield

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Wolf’s Flower Shop Ruth Foley New York Ainsworth Frank Miller Keokuk R. J. Tanner Jack Jane John Beiderwieden Veterans Hospital At Des Moines Tommy Tanner Verla Boshart Oakland Clarence Boshart Clinton Farmer’s Store Mary Roberts Berry Colorado Sorden’s David Letts Washington, D. C C. F. Letts Grove Letts Brown’s Garage Florence Baird Drake University G. F. Baird Preston L. Etter Barbara West Coast Dubois Wyo Cornell College Camp Norton H. A. Engel Gracehill Cedar Falls Katherine Buxbaum Jack Derby South Bend Ind Homer Hensley Dickie Tri-cities Rock River Oline Florence Rock Island Mrs. Baird Mrs. Lord Julie Kallous Julie Janet Graff Aewer Sally Miller Mariene Blick Maxine Grone Barbara Davidson Donna Peters Harriet Kunicx Wilma Nickles Eriene Hatcher Barb Shannon Linda Lee Mr. Hill Irene Wabbena Irene Eva Stevens Los Angeles Rev M Irs. W. J. Stevens Miss Stevens L.I.F.E. Bible College Edward Shalla Shalla Edgar Blick Arthur Miller Cambridge Wheeling W. Va Delores Wallace Jean Slickers Wabash Ind Ted Brown Milwaukee Wis J. A. Rettela Rettela Lester Mack Joan Fields St. Luke’s Hospital Davenport Mrs J. W. Fields Jesse Moore Crawfordsville J. C. Cannop Joe Klopfenstein S. 4Th Avenue Joyce Steele Ravona Steele J. Griggs EVAR SAL Flying Service Rae Winter Iowa Louis Chamberlin Bros Mrs. Steele Payne Home Lynn Chambers Verne Gallagher Lynn Priscilla Club Alice Shaver Hayride Marge Redlingers Mrs. Day Helen Wittmer Pythian Circle Harry Davis Just Us Club J. H. Campbell Ladies Golf & Bridge Association Earl Loveless St. James Circle Ernie Kriner Marion Bethel Missionary Society Anna Brown Sunshine Community Club Rolleail Carl Schneider Pilotburg Merz. H. J. Club James Shalla C. Club Lucille Kucera Agnes Bowman Lillian Fisher Ethel Nicola Patsy Fisher Charivari Max Owens E. Washington Street Owens Ozarks Christian Church Women In Meeting Baptist Missionary Ladies At Meeting Busy Bee Mrs. Lile Hayes Stanley Rest Haven West Monroe St. Washington Eva L Stanley G. McIntosh H. Crail Bes Professional Directory Louis J. Kehoe Jeffrey Bidg Theodore B. Bailey Morrison Building Ss. W. Livingston Robert Day Alttorneys W. Main George F. Morrison G. Gifford Morrison J. C. Penney Co Paul W. Shearer Court House Wendell L. Shaffer Hotel Washington Optometrists Lemmon John W. Lemmon East Side Square P. L. Etter Osteopathic F. G. Livesay D. C Spinal Distortion Iowa Avenue
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