S and C Club Meetings Hostess Mrs M Klein
The 5S and C club met with Mrs. Henry Klein hosting. Guests included Mrs. Lawrence Sass and daughter Ar ja and Carrol Fisher and Daniel Kucera. Bunco prizes went to Miss Sass and Mrs. Howarde Fisher. Ed Kucera to host next meeting on March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Klein
Lawrence Sass
Arja
Carrol Fisher
Daniel Kucera
Bunco
Miss Sass
Howarde Fisher
Ed Kucera
Luncheon Hostess Mrs Neiswanger Entertained at Bridge
Mrs Neiswanger hosted a bridge luncheon yesterday at her home 21514 South Locust Avenue. A two course meal was served at one o clock with guests seated at small tables and bouquets of sweet peas as centerpieces. In the afternoon three tables played contract and Mrs B F E Stutsman won the high score prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Neiswanger
South Lows Avenue
B. FE. Stutsman
Channel markers guide pilots at night for transoceanic landings
Channel markers guiding pilots landing transoceanic clippers at night are described as small dinghies carrying two cylindrical fluorescent lights in methylmethacrylate resin tubes. The plastic tubes shield the lights from weather and breakage while preserving brightness.
Mrs White Hosts Dessert Bridge for Y’s Men Club
The Y's Men's and Y's Menettes bridge club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Poyd White at 499 East Jefferson Street. Women enjoyed a seven thirty dessert with sweetpeas on the tables after the regular dinner at the YMCA. Mrs Theodore Brown won high score for women and A. J. Bielefelut won for the men in a six-table game.
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Poyd White
Jefferson Street
Hostess Guests Honor Mrs Kendrick of Guelph Ontario
Mrs. David R. Elder entertained at a Wednesday afternoon coffee from 3 to 6 o clock for her houseguest Mrs A James Kendrick of Guelph Ontario. About 30 guests attended at 1140 South Iowa Avenue with coffee and kolaches served amid blue and yellow décor. Guests included Mrs RN A Hender and Mrs T Reagan Adams of Kalona. An evening fridge party at the R H Me Cleery home and a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs D P Livingston were planned to honor the Kendrick couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Kendrick
Guelph
Ontario
David R. Elder
A. James Kendrick
Guelph, On- Sto
Elder
South
Iowa Avenue
Dan Frindley
T. R. Phillips
RN. A. Hender
T. Reagan Adams
Kalona
Kendrick
R. H
Edna Hall
Phyllis
Harold
Charles Hall
Walter Johnson
George Canott
Dc. A. Thompson
W.S.C.S
Ainsworth
Robert Henderecon
L. B. Donaldson
Lawrence
Oven meals plan to save gas for war demands
A wartime guidance article urges housewives to batch bake meals at 375 degrees to conserve gas and aid production. It details a family style oven meal with pork sausage and potato casserole, green beans with bacon and onion, and a cinnamon apple salad, plus a quick coffee cake, all designed to cook together for about 45 minutes.
Birthday anniversaries and births listed in standard column
Mr and Mrs Andy Blattner celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner and open house. Warren Schlatter of Wayland and Albert Weber of Fast Highland also mark birthdays and anniversaries today. Willard and Wayne Palmer, navy brothers, observe birthdays with Willard at Farragut and Wayne in New London. Katherine Lintz, member of the Journal’s Three Quarter Century club, marks another birthday. John Wesley Ramsey and his grandmother also celebrate birthdays, as do John Chmelar and Weith Bauer. Judith Atwoon of Colorado and Betty Lou Small of West Chester reach ages today. Barbara Ann Griggs of St. Louis is observing her first birthday with relatives in Washington. Mrs J D Day and others also receive congratulations today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Blattner
Warren Schlatter
Wayland
Albert Weber
Fast Highland
Willard
Wayne Palmer
R. B. Palmer
Navy
Farragut
Idaho
Wayne
New London
Conn
Katherine Lintz
The
Journal
Yaro John Chmelar
William Chmelar
Weith Allen Bauer
Lloyd Bauer
West Chester
Judith Atwoon
Earl Atwoo
Colorado
Barbara Ann Griggs
St. Louis
Cpl
Duane Griggs
D. C. Griggs
Byron Snider
Washington
East Highland Group Notables Include Local Residents
A collected note lists residents including Mrs. Leslie Payne Mrs. J. J. Minick Mrs. Frank Mincer correspondent at East Highland and Mrs. James Dvorak of East Highland born in 1864 Junior Turnipseed Ralph Augustine Vernard K. Pauly and Marvin Anderson who is 72 today.
Past Matrons Club Hearings Hosted by Mrs Adams
Mr Keith Adams hosted the Fast Matron club in Wellman on a Friday at 3 PM. Mrs Frank Wilson of Iowa City, a former Fast Matron and Wellman resident, attended as a guest. Mrs Roy Durian hosted the embroidery club Thursday afternoon. Mrs Ross Levert hosted a dessert luncheon Wednesday honoring her house guest Mrs Frank Wilson of Iowa City.
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Wellman
Keith Adams
Frank Wilson
Iowa City
Roy Durian
Ladies Embroidery Club
Ross Levert
Spider Web Workers in ATS Precision Sighting
Members of the British Auxiliary Territorial Service collect spider webs for precision sighting instruments. A spider is moved between hands to spin a strand which is fixed to a shellac coated frame. If needed, workers split a strand under the microscope for stronger lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Auxiliary Service
ATS
Kansas Winter Wheat Center Production Share Report
In normal years Kansas yields about one fifth of the hard winter wheat grown in the United States, highlighting the state's pivotal role in national supply and farming patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
United States
North Oregon Social Notes March 1
North Oregon community news covers visits among families in Bethel and Olds areas. Highlights include gatherings at the Mac Davis and Walter Johnson homes, W.S.C.S. at Ainsworth, and a Trowa Purdue game in Iowa City. New pupils at Oregon No. 3 and several family dinners are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Thompson
Oregon
Orie O’connor
Bill Trotter
Duane Hazen
Dkenny
Walter Johnson
Renoux
Lawrence Genhinger
Teachers in Service Among 1942 43 Losses
About 39,000 teachers were lost to the armed services in 1942 43 and they are mostly men, reflecting wartime manpower depletion in the education field.
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Armed Services
Soothe itch with Mexiana medicated powder
A brief ad notes Mexiana soothing medicated powder provides relief for simple rashes and diaper rash.
Signs of the Times in Vermont Trash Trucks
Burlington garbage crew displays bold signage on their trucks proclaiming the "Used Vitamin Convoy Service" as a point of pride amid city sanitation work. The playful slogan highlights a local regard for the fleet and its daily route through Burlington.
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Burlington
Carter's Little Liver Pills Boost Digestive Flow
Carter's Little Liver Pills claim to rapidly increase liver bile flow to aid digestion. The ad asserts natural digestion improves within minutes and promotes using the product instead of artificial aids, priced at 26 cents and available at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
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Eee
Ane
S & C Club
M. Klein
Mrs. Neiswanger
Mrs White
Sid
Ao Square
Duick
John Wesley Ramsey
Wes Ramsey
Keota
John
Betty Lou Small
Mrs
Lester Small
J. D. Day
Mrs. Adams
Mrs. Wilson
Spider
Adolph Larsen
Olds
Kenneth Ornduff
Charles
C. B. Reed
Cedar Rapids
Pioneer Drug Store
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