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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1946
Page
3
The Red Cross office in Atchison will be open on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday afternoons to collect or return knitted garments. A Presbyterian morning prayer meeting is set for 9:23 at the church on the 21st.
A reader suggests inventive sandwich fillings to diversify menus. Ideas include chopped corned beef with pickled onions and mayo, liver with grated carrot and bacon, deviled ham with egg and lettuce, luncheon meat with cheese, roast lamb with mint jelly, peanut butter with mayo and bacon, and hay with celery onion and cream dressing.
The Fortnightly club program committee arranges a guest night featuring Frances Nash Donovan, dramatic entertainer, at the Community room of the Y on Thursday evening at unknown hour. Hostess departments prepare social activities to match the entertainment.
The World's Day of Prayer was observed by 22 West Chester women at the Federated church. Officers elected include Mrs Glen Gordon as president and Mrs Earl Hobbs as vice president. The program theme was The Things That Make for Our Peace with Mrs Bert Rittenhouse directing. A candlelighting service, piano by H W Munster, and special music by Hobbs Gordon and Edgar Stewart accompanied an offering of $12.
The general committee leads the hostess sections including Mrs. L. F. Harding, Mrs. E. D. Morrison sr., Mrs. Phil Weldin, and Mrs. N. M. Speidel. Will preside at the business meeting as the women’s chorus of the Music department prepares to sing. Mrs. Donovan is recommended to present a strong program acclaimed nationwide for her theatre recreations. Each member may bring a guest.
Nut fat content comes from nuts used in meals. Most nuts are at least half fat, and some are richer.
Craig Richenberger son of Mr and Mrs Max Richenberger was guest of honor Sunday at a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs Rich Sharing honors with Craig who shares the date of his birthday with the former. A decorated angel food cake centered the table and Craig received many keepsakes from family guests including his grandparents Mr and Mrs J Kirnennerger Mr and Mrs Ed Rienenerger and sons Cpl Date who recenty returned from overseas and others from Waviana.
Pearl Amlong daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Amlong and Charles Whetstine son of Mr and Mrs Harold Whetstine of Kinross were married Saturday afternoon in Iowa City Rev L L Bennington performed the double ring ceremony at the Methodist parsonage at two oclock Attendants were Mrs Bernice Speake and watcher of Washington The bridegroom of Port Minckett Va has been spending a 14 day furlough at Nome and will leave Thursday for Virginia.
Mrs. T. M. Mast hosted TT T Chapter last evening with 20 members attending. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Robert Lytle Mrs. M. J. Cruise and Mrs. Jt. A. Jurging. President Mrs. Harold Putman led a brief business meeting before four bridge tables. Milo Sorden and R. E. Arthur won high and second high prizes. Hostesses served refreshments and decorated tables with smilax and candles.
Ethel Hopkin son and Fred Bauer celebrated fifty years of marriage with a Sunday reception at their Sunnyside avenue home. Eleven guests who attended the 1896 wedding returned, including Bauer children, grandchildren, and relatives from Des Moines, Wilmington, Owatonna, and Crawfordsville. The event featured a daffodil centerpiece, filet crochet tablecloth, and an anniversary cake.
Mrs Yohe and Mrs Johnson assisted at the reception attended by over 100 events. Mr and Mrs Bauer received many anniversary gifts flowers and congratulatory cards. A cooperative dinner for the family was held at Lloyd Bauers home on the farm, with 28 guests present.
Fragmentary text describes wrapping the head in a sheer wool cap or wrap to prevent catching a cold while sleeping. Lacks clear action details, dates, or identifiable persons or organizations.
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