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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1948

Page

3

Legion Auxiliary reports on conference plans and charity work

The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion hall describing future conference meetings. They noted schools supporting the Poppy Poster contest, fundraising for Knoxville hospital, magazine subscriptions, and a March 17 county birthday event for 18 veterans at Mt. Pleasant hospital.

Legion Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Golia Miller Fred Downing Knoxville Saturday Evening Post

Stewart P T A Chorus Delights With School Performance

The March Stewart School Parent Teacher Association met at the school with forty three attendees. The six grade chorus directed by Carolyn Neal performed Old Man River as a study of Negro music. Officers were elected: Mrs Gent Crosset president, Mrs Gilbert Mills vice president, Mrs Granville Humble secretary.

Stewart School Parent Teacher Association Carolyn Neal Old Man River Mary Berry Stewart Parent Teacher Association Gent Crosset Gilbert Mills Granville Humble Henry Bailey Gessel Bailey Helen Wiley Fred Hubrey Marius Olson Warren Stewart Lowell Wirene Luke Lewis

Social Calendar Highlights Community Clubs and Meetings

Notices list multiple groups with times and hostesses including Harmony club at 6:30 dinner bring own service Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid 1 00 p m United Presbyterian Ladies 2 30 p m and many group meetings at Masonic Temple Friendship club at 2 00 p m and Order of Rainbow Girls school of instruction at 2 00 p m evening events include election of officers and cooperative dinners with meat and potatoes provided attendees asked to bring dishes and table service

Delta Alpha Homer Jarrard Harmony Club Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid R. G. Wessler Wesleyan Service Guild Harold Stephens S. Marion Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Women’s Council of the Christian Church F. G. Polk Women’s Council of the Christian Church Group Buel Fortney Ralph Zeck S. 3Rd Ave WT Props West Madison St Brirg Bibles Verle Gallagher Lyle Wilcox Bert Dill W. Washington St C. W. Stewart S. Marion Ave Wm. Nordyke N. 2Nd Ave J. D. Dayton KE. Main St Wyatt Marbourg Main St G. E. Baird S 3Rd Ave Robert Speed S Ave R Order of Rainbow Girls Masons Mason Temple EB. H. Whitehead Drama Library For Transportation Ralph Kleese Bible Department Daughters of Union Veterans Legionall Order of Rainbow Girls

Local Social Roundup Highlights Home Gatherings

Alfred Rashid of Rashid Sons spoke at the Half Hour club in Davenport on Oriental bugs, with 37 in attendance and refreshments. A Marion housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bote drew friends and cards. Red Horses club held an oyster supper with multiple households present. Open house marked the 50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Dickinson of Brighton. Fox birthday surprise welcomed P Fox with cake and guests.

Alfred Rashid W. KK. Rashid Sons Davenport Edith Kearney Margaret Hinderman Myrtle Erwin Wapello Leonard Bote Sour Marion Red Horses Club Mrs. Marsh Kitson William Hoskins Pleasant Plain Co. P. Fox Fox E. J. Blatter Karl Schmidt McKirahan George Boller J. B. Magdefray Gerald Sharpe Smith Washington Keota Mt. Pleasant Winfield Jemima McClintie

American制造商产量分布卡车与巴士数量

Seventeen American companies produce passenger cars, 38 produce trucks, and 17 manufacture buses, reflecting varied emphasis across sectors.

National 4 H Club Week Highlights Washington County Growth

Fourteen clubs with 236 members in Washington County marked National 4H Club Week with 24 leaders and six committee members guiding nutrition projects. The 23 percent membership rise follows 1947 and 1946 saw growing clothing and home furnishings efforts, health work, demonstrations, and community service as clubs plan for 1948 activities.

Cedar Clippers Joe Knotek Washington County Isabelle Combs George Dare Merle Beckels Harry Stacey John Flading Richard Stephens Waterloo

Potluck Supper Brings 4-H Families Together

Fliers 4 H clubs held an annual potluck at the New Haven schoolhouse with parents as guests. With officers absent, Ann Sherman and Sharon Griggs led the business meeting. The next meeting is set for March 18 at the home of Virginia and Shar Griggs.

Fliers New Haven Ann Sherman Sharon Griggs Virginia

Masons Hold Dinner At Masonic Temple

Cyrus chapter of the Royal Arch Masons held a dinner at the Masonic Temple with White Shrine ladies Rainbow girls serving. A college vocal group and a high school girls trio performed. Grand High Priest Lloyd Rime of Ottumwa spoke on the origin of Masonry, joined by Earl Daggett.

West Chester family hosts seventh birthday dinner

Mr and Mrs Wilbur West entertained relatives for Larrys seventh birthday with two grandmothers bringing cakes. Guests included Earl Dill and Tom West families, Glen Widmer Casey Jones Everett West and Mattie McAvoy. The County Line club met March 9 with ten members and one visitor.

Wilbur West West Chester Larry Earl Dill Tom West Glen Widmer Casey Jones Everett West Mattie McAvoy

Mrs Mayhew Leads Good Will Club Meeting

The Good Will club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Mayhew and twelve members. Mrs. Art Ruegsegger conducted the business, two new members Mrs. George Foster and Mrs. Fred Neuhart were welcomed, and refreshments were served. Next meeting set for April 14 with Mrs. Charlie Nicola.

The Good Will Club Frank Mayhew Art Ruegsegger George Foster Fred Neuhart Jake Wenger Clara Foreman Charlie Nicola

Irish Jokes Mark Roll Call Session at Club Meeting

The Just Us club met with Mrs. D. W. McClure and answered roll call with an Irish joke. Mrs. L. L. Loveless led the business meeting. An anniversary luncheon is planned for April at Mrs. Cy Bush’s home. Program committee members conducted St. Patrick day quizzes and bingo was played.

Just Us D. W .McClure L. L. Loveless Cy Bush E. H. Messer John Lee

Wayland O E S Holds Instruction School

Mrs Helen Smith of Columbus Junction led a Wayland chapter O E S school of instruction at the Masonic Hall on February 26. Past Matrons hosted a buffet luncheon with honored guests Mrs Smith and Mrs Freida MacKinahan.

Wayland Helen Smith Columbus Junction Wayland Chapter O. E. S Masonic Hall Smith Freida MacKinahan

Birthday greetings and anniversaries from local notices

Happy birthday wishes go to Martha Ann Chance Hugh McClelland Downgall Madge Brock Barbara Jean Rathmel Daryl Beenblossom Margaret Jane Owen E M McConaulhgy Lee Arthaud Evelyn Sim Genevieve Baker Sherman Donna Wylie Oran May and congratulations to Mr and Mrs Albert Simpson and Mr and Mrs Daryl Oldfield on wedding anniversaries The hostess gave St Patrick s day refreshments at Mrs Loveless home assisted by Mrs John Dodd and grandchildren Phillip and Sylvia McClure

Martha Ann Chance Hugh McClelland Downgall Madge Brock Harold W. Brock Barbara Jean Rathmel Daryl Beenblossom Margaret Jane Owen E. M. McConaulhgy Lee Arthaud Evelyn Sim Genevieve Baker Sherman Donna Wylie Oran May Albert Simpson Daryl Oldfield St. Patrick’s John Dodd Phillip Sylvia McClure Loveless

More Pay Less Work Trims U S Weekly Hours Over Time

The article notes a long term trend of rising wages paired with shorter average work weeks. Since 1850 the typical U S work week has fallen by about three hours every decade, reflecting productivity gains and labor reforms.

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