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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1952

Page

2

Fortnightly to Welcome Dr. Peterson for March Talk

Dr. William J. Peterson of the State University of Iowa will speak on "Tall Tales of the Mississippi" at the Fortnightly general meeting Tuesday night at 8 in the Christian church. Peterson, Iowa City historian and author, has taught at Iowa and Washington University and written books on Iowa history.

Mississippi William J. Peterson State University of Iowa Christian Church Petersen State Historical Society of Iowa Iowa City Dubuque University of Upper Iowa Library Association American Home American Home Ill Mae Davis

Fischer Trial Continues Amid Allegations of Beatings

The witness described a confrontation during a family dispute as he claimed his father attacked with a bed post and a board while the gun remained unfired. The judge called a recess as the defendant's son testified he feared his father due to past beatings.

Hospital births and local family notices

At the hospital Mr and Mrs Ernest Beverlin West Chester announce a son Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Marion Blu Wellman announce a daughter last evening. Mr and Mrs Charles Helfrich city announce a daughter this morning. Today Carol Jungbluth Rex Smith Harold Gerdes Ainsworth James Dunn Wynn Max Owens Washington are listed in the society notice.

Ernest Beverlin West Chester Marion Blu Wellman Charles Helfrich City Carol Jungbluth Rex Smith Harold, Gerdes of Ainsworth James Dunn Wynn Max Owens Washington

Ruth Nichol Missionary Society Meets At Galloway Home

Twenty four members gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. Earl Galloway home for the Ruth Nichol Missionary Society. The program was led by Mrs. Marion George, Mrs. Cloyce Stewart and Mrs. W. H. McConnel. Mrs. Robert Wiley led the business meeting. Roll call noted Hendrie Lundquist, a missionary in Pakistan. April plans call for items for Verna Pillow in the Sudan. A box of used clothing was approved for Ezel Ky. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and co host Mrs. Kenneth Peters.

Ruth Nichol Missionary Society Earl Galloway Marion George Cloyce Stewart W. H. McConnel Robert Wiley Hendrie Lundquist Pakistan Verna Pillow Sudan Ezel Kenneth Peters

Local Social Calendar Highlights Potluck suppers and meetings

Readers note a dense schedule of club gatherings and devotional meetings across town. Events include potluck suppers at Legion hall and Masonic Temple, YWCA and American Home activities, Knights of Pythias and WSCS sessions, DeMolay and Pythian Sister gatherings, and church prayer services this week.

Class Utehnreh Ehurel Hob Arthur YWCA Knights of Pythias White Shrine Masonic Temple

Past Matron's Club Dines at Temple Friday Evening

Sixteen Past Matrons of the OFL and 11 guests shared a cooperative dinner at the Temple building on Friday. Mrs. J Kennedy and Mrs. L Hunting led the committee, with officers noting fund balances and upcoming events for March and April meetings.

OFL Uests Temple Lida Hunting Don K. Orr Oficers

Handcraft Meeting Deliberates At Mrs Schiebel Home

Handcraft department section 1 met Friday at Mrs Roy Schiebel home with 27 members and guest speaker Mrs Veliture. Hoover opened with The Saga of a Store Window and announced the March 1 meeting at the Christian church. Committees were named for nominating and programs. Mrs McIntyre discussed Swedish learning and needle work while Mrs Loveless demonstrated cutwork embroidery.

Roy Schiebel Wot Hoover The Christian Church Daisie McConnell Don. Anwyl Myrtle Poole W. J. Masson William Sheetz Schiebel Lo. L. Loveless George Johnson McIntyre

WSCS Group Sews At Workshop Friday

Thirty-two members of the WSCS of Ge Methodist church met Friday for an all day workshop in the church parlors. They cut quilt blocks and aprons and tied comforts for local Christian social relations work. A noon sack lunch preceded fellowship hour with several serving committee members.

WSCS Ge Methodist Church Don Holmes John Rittenhouse Oscar Sheets J. K. Latta Arthur Griffith Gates W. L. Gates Fred Wagner

New YWCA Group Opens Meeting Plans Amid Spring Coffees

This Monday marks the first gathering of a new YWCA group for older women in the community. About 40 invited members will discuss group possibilities in the VW room with the organizing committee and leaders, while a spring coffee series continues with multiple hosted events and an upcoming bake sale to boost the convention fund.

YWCA VW Room Tom Robb

March Meeting of Presbyterian Woman's Service Guild

The Presbyterian Women's Service Guild held its Friday meeting with prayer led by president Mrs. R. J. Dawson. Members approved this year's quota, and plan an all day March 12 church meeting on the project. Remodeling on the kitchen was completed and a report given. The group voted to invite men to the April general meeting with speaker Mrs. Lampe of Iowa City. The April 22 spring meeting will be in Maveatine with guest Mrs. Allen. Afternoon program featured readings and a duet by Mrs. Glenn Wilson and Mrs. Irvin Whitham. Refreshments followed served by the tea table committee.

O. BE. Schmitt GW. Mantisier Jeffrey Ferrell Vernon Stagner Mre Roa Des Moines District Association Vivian Eberly Charlotte Earth Shirley Soeth Donna Christner Kathleen Seaton Presbyterian Women's Servic Guild R. J. Dawson Maurice Libe White Cross Chand K Rhodebeck Lampe Iowa City Maveatine Allen Harvey Davis Frank Crone Calvin Wolfe Carl Roberts Mary Berry Harry Turner Glenn Wilson Irvin Whitham Graf Bessie Wead

Small Family Roast With Clove Studded Glaze

A smoked shoulder butt is roasted on a rack in an open pan at 300 degrees. Estimate 40 minutes per pound, with about 30 minutes left to glaze the meat with brown sugar, mustard and vinegar paste, then stud with cloves.

Rural School Pupils Put on Dutch Operetta at Lincoln

A large Lincoln crowd enjoyed the Dutch operetta A Play Day in Happy Holland performed by Taylor No. 9 Pupils directed by Alice Hunter. Stage blooms included windmills and tulips. costumes featured Dutch dress. Musical numbers and solos by Sarah Trotman and Dick Shalla complemented the show. Dick Jackson was ill and did not perform.

Lincoln School Holland Taylor No. 9 Alice Hunter Homemakers Club John Vines Sarah Trotman Dick Shalla Dick Jackson

Afternoon UP Society Meets With Mrs. Walter Kyle

The afternoon division of the United Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society met with Mrs. Walter Kyle. Ten petitions were offered for specific objects and the session included prayers, Bible readings from Psalms, and messages on Evangelism in Egypt and Sudan. A memorial for former member Mrs. Cnessen was planned.

Women's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church Walter Kyle Mae Beveridge Sam Jones Ira Smock Sara Pollock Cnessen Miss McIntyre Sudan Kyle

Zeck and Wolfe Families Visit Des Moines

Mr and Mrs George Zeck and Mr and Mrs C H Wolfe visited the Wolfe family in Des Moines yesterday. Tom Wolfe is convalescing from a recent operation at Mayo hospital.

George Zeck C. H. Wolfe Om Wolfe Des Moines Tom Wolfe Mayo's Hospital

Cleaning and Caring for Furnishings and Leather

The guide explains brushing down pillows and using shampoo in an aerosol can for rugs and upholstery. It notes avoiding overuse of vacuum suction and emphasizes cleaning small areas at a time. It also covers leather care with conditioner, wiping, drying, and polishing to prevent wear and soiling.

GOP delegates chosen as Palms urges reform at county level

Delegates selected at precinct meetings join Mr. Palmer in urging Republican organization at the local level. He denounces federal policy and government corruption while forecasting broader party activity ahead of the state convention in Des Moines.

Court House Palmer Washington County John C. Owen David Livingston

Americans Lead Africa Survey To Measure Continent

Two American surveyors Philip E K Hoffman of Baltimore and Donald L Higgins of Bedford Oregon conduct reconnoissance along the 30th meridian in Uganda to determine the length of Africa. The project, funded by the United States with 75000 dollars, aims to unify land measurement across Africa and inform global size and shape. Weather and season impede progress, with bush fires hazy skies delaying sighting and swamp movement.

Kampala Uganda Philip Ek, Hoffman Baltimore United States Brussels International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics

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