YW Mixers Plan Outfit for Japanese School Girl Project
At a YWCA Mixer session Dorothy Turnipseed announced a project to outfit a Japanese schoolgirl. A dime bank will fund remaining items. posters listed needed articles and decisions followed on purchases and mailing the box. Doris Ford presided as plans for Lent service and metalwork rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
YW Room
Dorothy Turnipseed
Miss Turnipseed
Doris Ford
Louise Wasson
Social Calendar for West Chester Area Events
Activities listed for Wednesday through Saturday include church suppers and choir practices at various locations, plus meetings of clubs and guilds. Note schedule changes due to coal shortages and requested attendance details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Methodist Church
Father and Son
Chirel Ardelz Santha No
KP Hall
Ainsworth Ces
Masonic Temple
Lorden
Clifford Eyestone
Lincoln School
Harley Davidson
St. Paul Women's Guild
Lior di Ti
West Chester
Fred Foriash
Val Fuhr
Pleasant Hill
Clifford Thorne
HBO Club
Elwyn Corey
Roll Call
Activity Blue Birds Plan Camp Fire Week
The Activity Bluebirds met at Lincoln School after school Tuesday and mapped plans for Camp Fire birthday week from March 12 to 19. Afterward the group visited a drug store for refreshments.
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Blue Birds
Bluebirds
Lincoln School
Camp Fire
ABC Club Entertained By Mrs. C. McKenzie
Mrs Chestney McKenzie hosted the ABC club and a guest at a rock party in her Kalona home Monday evening. Rook was played at two tables with prizes awarded to Mrs Jack Guengerich, Mrs Eugene Way, and Marie Jackson for high score travel and consolation honors. Other members present included Mrs Joe Allen Mrs Willis Gingerich Mrs Reese Trusler Mrs Vernon Hartzler and Mrs Lyle Fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Chestney McKenzie
ABC Club
Rook
Jack Guengerich
Eugene Way
Marie Jackson
Guengerich
Joe Allen
Willis W. Gingerich
Reese Trusler
Vernon Hartzler
Lyle Fry
Honor Neda Aston at Miscellaneous Shower in Payne Home
Mrs Kermit Payne and Mrs Lloyd Turnipseed hosted a miscellaneous shower Tuesday night at the Payne residence in Kermit for Neda Aston. The bride elect will wed Rev. 8B G Ftall March 6 in Forrest City. Guests enjoyed advice, games, aqua yellow and white decor, with fourteen attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor Neda Aston
Kermit Payne
Miss Aston
Dell Walkers Entertain Rosemary Bridge Club Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Dell Walker hosted the Rosemary club Tuesday evening. Four tables played bridge with high scorers Mrs Charles Rothlisberger and Don Brown. Consolation winners were Mrs Lloyd Marek and Earl Galloway. Travel prize went to Mr Rothlisberger. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Walker
Rosemary Club
Tommy
Charles Rothlisberger
Don Brown
Lloyd Marek
Earl Galloway
Mr Rothlisberger
Hospital Admissions and Births Noted in Local Entries
Admitted yesterday in Washington Mrs Homer Birney. Dismissed today Mrs Howard Harris and daughter Leta Glenn and Mary Ann Bauer. In Kalona a son born at 1 05 a m to Mr and Mrs Donald Kern. In Washington a son born to Mr and Mrs Wayne Brown at 11 05 a m. The report lists multiple local residents and newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Birney
Washington
Howard Harris
Leta Glenn
Mary Ann Bauer
West Chester
I. D Quinn
Donald Kern
Kalona
Wayne Brown
VEW and Auxiliary Stage Americanism Program Then Square Dance
Forty attended the VEW and auxiliary event in the VFW hall Tuesday evening. Mrs. Harold Kerr led the Americanism program with performances by Sandra Floyd Karen Lance Nancy Gastman and Darlene Custer providing accompaniment. Mrs. Gerald McGaffey a new U S citizen discussed steps needed for final papers. A patriotic poem was read and a charades game followed. Walter Jones called the square dancing numbers. Refreshments were served by four hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VEFW
VFW
Harold Kerr
Sandra Floyd
Karen Lance
Nancy Gastman
Darlene Custer
Gerald McGaffey
United States
America
Earl Dusenbery
Phillip Kneen
Walter Jones
Don Bealer
Dwight Hayes
Jones
Fern Murray
MYF
Methodist Church
Kalona
Clara
Edna
Vada Lemley
Larry Howard
Patsy Luckey
Jimmy Holderness
Marvin Walton
Dick Perrin
Walter Lemley
Verne Moss
Lawrence Jones
Restoration Talk Highlights Williamsburg Virginia Project
Eugene Engel discusses the 1627 begun restoration of Williamsburg and the 1937 27 million dollar spending. He notes colonial fronts on all business buildings and points to the George Wythe house and Bruton Parish church as key historic sites. A garden tour and new flower arrangements are also described. Sixteen Garden department members attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Engel
Williamsburg
Virginia
Garden Department I
Roy Lowash
Engel
John D. Rockefeller
A and P
Mr. Engel
George Wythe
George Washington House
Governor's Palace
Bruton Parish
America
Garden Department
England
Prairie Flower Community Honors Mrs. L. Reller Speaker
Mrs. L. Reller spoke at the Prairie Flower Community meeting at the school recounting a Europe trip with her niece June Knotek. Ruth Witthoff performed a piano piece and Fern and Judy Christner sang The Tea Pot Song. others performed and group singing followed. Refreshments were served and committees listed for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Reller
Prairie Flower Community
Mrs. Reller
Europe
June Knotek
Ruth Witthoff
Fern
Judy Christner
Lee Long
David Meyer
le Christner
Birthday Party Follows Shrine Meeting in Masonic Temple
January and February birthday honorees were celebrated after a White Shrine gathering at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Fred Longer led a song contest with Mrs. Lee Baird at the piano. Refreshments by Mrs. Orville Thoma Orrie OConnor Mrs. Clarence Richard and Mrs. Hugh Morris. Officers to be elected at the March 28 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Fred Longer
Lee Baird
Orville Thoma
Orrie O’connor
Clarence Richard
Hugh Morris
Ainsworth
W. E. Howell
Worthy High Priestess
Max Cook
WOS
Mrs Irvin Coffey Recalls Alaska Trip At Club Luncheon
Mrs. Irvin Coffey of West Chester spoke at a Priscilla dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. Tra Coon. She described a recent Alaska trip with Mr. Coffey and joined guests Mrs. Fred Mauthers Ivan Rehmel and Mrs. Hugo Lensch as eleven members shared childhood anecdotes amid spring flower centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Coffey
Alaska
West Chester
Priscilla Elv
Fred Mauthers
Ivan Rehmel
Hugo Lensch
Lona Girls Hostesses Cheerful Blue Birds After School
Linda and Janet Long hosted the Cheerful Blue Birds after school Tuesday. They planned Camp Fire Birthday Week from March 12 to 19. Two short games were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lona
Linda
Janet Long
Blue Birds
Camp Fire
Monte Hate Proves Rugged Cowboy Image in Pioneer Marshal
Monte Hate, star of the Republic western Pioneer Marshal opening Thursday at the Fox Theatre, has logged 24 film appearances since 1944 and averages four fights per movie, totaling 96 skirmishes in five years. The piece notes his tougher-than-average on-screen battles for the rugged cowboy persona.
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Monte
Republic
Fox
Hollywood
Canned Tomato Cheese Pie from Italian Cookery
A savory tomato and cheese pie called pizza by Italians uses hot roll dough, canned tomatoes, and grated cheese baked until bubbly. Variations include mushrooms anchovies or sardines with Mozzarella or sharp cheddar. The recipe yields 6 servings and can be served with a tossed green salad.
Elmer Sojka Relocates To New Riverside Home
Elmer Sojka and family move from an apartment in the William Ingram building to a new home on the gravel road between Riverside and Washington. Nearby residents, visits to relatives, illness notes, and local church youth group activities accompany the move in a neighborhood update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Luckey
Riverside
Elmer Sojka
Baby
William Ingram
Here
Washington
Arnold Lukavsky
Sojka
Cyrus Birka
Phoenix
Ariz
Lyle Lantz
Milton Birka
Elizabeth Liska
Lioyd Lantz
Verna Lantz
James Wanning
Iowa City
Janice
Donna
Gary Webmeyer
Jimmy Luckey
Dolores Romine
Monte Hale’s Rugged Screen Cowboy Record Highlighted
From five years of films, Monte Hale reportedly fights twice yearly, rides at least 25 miles per film totaling 600 miles, and kills about three men per picture, reaching 72 victims in his Western quest. The piece praises the tough, relentless cowboy persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte
Hale
Community and Livestock Sale Listings Across Iowa
Want Ads note weekly and special livestock sales in Kalona, Columbus Junction, Ollie, West Liberty and Riverside areas. Auctions include weekly Friday, Thursday and Tuesday livestock events plus specific sales at households and farms with start times around 1:00 p.m. and dates in March.
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Whittaker
Kalona Sales
Kalona
Iowa
Midway Sales
Columbus Junction
Ollie Livestock
Ollie
North 5Th St
Lloyd Arnold
West Liberty
Arthur Bailey & Sons
Carl Gunnels Buys Crawfordsville Home
In Crawfordsville on February 28 Carl Gunnels of Columbus City bought Alvin Engle’s property, with the Gunnels family planning to move in immediately. Local notices also report area dinner guests and movements as several families host or travel for work, while the Young Dairy ends milk deliveries March 1 affecting local supply.
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Crawfordsville
Alvin Engle
Rock Island
Carl Gunnels
Columbus City
Gunnels
Elon Christner
Joe Rich
Herbert
Walter Rich
Stanley Swartzendruber
Howard
Oliver Barnhart
Burlington
Colo
Lyle Fletcher
Tri-Cities
Vernon Fletcher
Frank Fletcher
John White
Jerry
Cleo Fletcher
Don Oak
Jackie
Jack Cary
Columbus Junction
Edward Engle
Lois Ann
Bill Strum
Richard Lease
Harry Morse
North English
Roger Davey
Des Moines
Jess Raymond
Cedar Rapids
Young Dairy
Young
Kennedy Dairy
Mt. Pleasant
Shift to Pasteurized Milk Likely for Local Dairy
Residues show a move away from raw milk as authorities indicate continued use will require pasteurized products. Officials note safety concerns and advise dairy producers to adjust sourcing and labeling accordingly.
Brood Sows Bring $75 At Wagner Farm Sale
At Harold Wagoner farm sale nine miles north of Columbus Junction on February 25 brood sows sold for 70 to 75 dollars. Other items included two horses at 24 and 43 dollars, milk cows 250 to 255, New Hampshire hens 1.60 per pair, 400 bales alfalfa hay at 66 1 4 cents, and farm machinery such as a combine 585, a 22 B corn picker 275, a F 20 tractor 500, and a hog house 37.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Mar
Harold Wagoner
Montana
New Hampshire
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Dale Booth
Edna McCarty
Helen Breese
Stan Kiesey
Hear
Louise Rouse
Harry Truman
Women’s Service Guild of Presbyterian Church
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Ralph Kleese
Mae Davis
Woman's Relief Corps
tLegion Hall
Mrs. C. McKenzie
Harry
Journal
Bidg
Walker
Stanley G. Newton
Ledgera
VEW
Auxiliary
Kasers AG Lime
Darlings
Hotse Bros. Supply
Mr. Enge
T. C Davis
Mrs. L. Reller
Prairie Flower Community Meeting
Ted Meyer
Holland
Sweden
Norway
John Goff
Charles Keller
Myron White
J. ©. Carris
Joe Christner
Don Witthoft
Virgil Long
Adolph Shalla
Dwane Shalla
Clinton Anderson
Buel Fortney
Glenn Fuhr
Ivan Hahn
Ralph Herr
Fred Kleir Eohmidt
Glenn G. Hayes
Washington, Towa
Elmer Sojkas
Lloyd
John Liska
Mary Lou Frost
Ness
Wes Sojka
Cleo Burich
Cedar
Ivan Shradel
Mercy Hospital
Knotek Bros
Harold C. Timm
Muscatine
Case Stott
Lyst Edge
Nafziger
Frank J. Patterson
J. A. Raymond
Wagner Farm
Dodge
Pyl
DeSoto
Chrysler Motor
Sorrells
Morton
the Evening Journal
Post Office
New Add
Porky, Jr
Corky, Jr
Porky Jr
Wayne
Humble Produce & Hatchery
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