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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1949

Page

2

Local News From Crawfordsville and Surrounding Area

Charles Kiene of Crawfordsville, released from the county hospital, is convalescing at his sister Mrs Loren Moore's home in Washington. Joanne Reed of 76 township, a student at Ottumwa Heights Academy, joins fellow students in a piano recital Sunday night March 13. Mrs Rozetta Shreve of 717 East Polk Street returned Friday from a week visiting New London and Burlington relatives. Mrs C O Davis left Friday for Davenport to spend two weeks with son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Grayson and family.

Charles Kiene Crawfordsville Loren Moore N. Std Washington Charles Joanne Reed Township Ottumwa Heights Academy Rozetta Shreve E. Polkstreet New London Burlington

Mrs C Drish Names Red Cross Workers For Brighton Drive

Brighton March 4 Mrs Charles Drish Red Cross chairman organized the drive with appointed solicitors including Mrs Paul Ryner Mrs Neal Whisler and others to complete the work on schedule World Day of Prayer will be observed with services at the Christian church Friday afternoon Krony Krew members hosted a bridge party at Mrs Walter Hagans home Mrs Charles Drish and daughter Mary Elizabeth attended the Idris club in Kalona Harmony club met and discussed Washington county topics with Mrs W O Schafer in charge refreshments served.

Edna Crile Brighton Charles Drish Brighton Red Cross Paul Ryner Neal. Whisler Montenesnesivetigamp H. C. Stouse Lechner Walter Hagans Omar Hoskins James Morgan Bernard Singerton Warren Palzei Homer Rotzinger Irene Keegan The Christian Church Krony Krew Washington County Federated Clubs Mary Elizabeth Idris Club Sattler Kalona Harmony Club C. W. Long Washington W. O. Schafer Howard Shaffer Edna P. Crile Artemas Brown Hawaii Circle 2 Joe Lang Gilbert Mills Burlington District Y Vee CA Homer Godwin L. L. Loveless Neal Burton Godwib Circle 4 George W. Johnson Charles Eyestone Circle 1 H. M. Dodder Sdna Klein Alaska Jay Sellers Riverside Des Moines Willard Palmer Circle 92 Elmer Steela Charles Kennedy Christ and Fine Arts James Brooks Guiding Light Will Richards Lyle Wilcox Paul God Wil Cos

Mrs Murphy Hosts Highland Social Club Meeting

Mrs Samuel Murphy hosted 183 members of the Highland Social Club on Thursday. Guests included Mrs William Murphy and others. Roll call yielded cookie recipes and a $5 Red Cross donation. St Patrick’s day treats were served. Mrs W R Murphy will entertain April 14.

Samuel Murphy Highland Social Club William Murphy Charles Soukup Leo Carson Floyd Edmondson John Morris Melo Lasek Red Cross W. R. Murphy

Trinity Lutheran Aid Meets at Wesslers

Twelve members of the Trinity Lutheran Ladies aid met at Mrs. R. G. Wessler's home. Three guests attended. Rev. George A. Koch led hymn singing and read Psalm 119. The pastor led Bible study followed by discussion. Mrs. Joe Simmering conducted the business meeting.

Trinity Lutheran Aid Wesslers Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid R. G. Wessler George A. Koch Joe Simmering R. J. Tanner W. W. Schroeder Glen Yoder

Just Seven Ladies Beach Club Meeting

Bad roads kept all but seven members from the H. H. club meeting held at Mrs. Don Applegate home. Assistant secretary Mrs. Ted Givans presided in absent officers. St Patrick motif refreshments served. April meeting at Mrs. Elva Givans and Mrs. Ted Givans will elect officers. Secret sisters to be drawn.

H. H. Club Don Applegate Ted Givans Elva Givans

Valley Ladies Haxes All Day Quilting Bee

The Valley Ladies aid group held an all day quilting bee with fifteen members and a noon cooperative dinner. Mrs Merle Brinning hosted devotions and led the business meeting after Mrs Clifford Conklin, president, called the session.

Valley Ladies Aid Merle Brinning Clifford Conklin Brinning Perry Deal Ted Mayer Charles Bond Valley Church Conklin

Carrots Aplenty in 1948 California Arizona Texas

The 1948 carrot crop in California, Arizona and Texas was the largest on record at fifty percent above average. Nutritionists urge eating one vegetable from this group daily, with carrots providing substantial vitamin A along with spinach kale broccoli squash and sweet potatoes.

California Arizona Texas

Family Visits and Births Highlight Local News

In Chicago for a few weeks Mrs. Mary Ebelheiser receives care from relatives. Mr and Mrs Glen Willits and son Theodore, of Indianola, stayed with Mrs A E Horton and will remain to help her ill mother. A daughter Janet Leah born Feb 28 to Mr and Mrs Robert Renshaw of Cherokee. Mrs Renshaw notes her maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles Bennett of Brighton. Mrs Clara Smith and Minnie Crile of Wayland visited Edna Crile.

Chicago Mary Ebelheiser Glen Willits Theodore Indianola Willits A. E. Horton Robert Renshaw Cherokee Janet Leah Renshaw Charles Bennett Brighton Clara Smith Minnie Crile Wayland Edna 5 Crile

Methodist Ladies WSCS Circles Hold Monthly Meetings

Eight WSCS circles met Friday at various member homes with Circle 1 hosting 14 members and a guest. Officers were elected for Circle 6 and Circle 7. gatherings included devotions, missionary lessons, and fund collections totaling several dollars.

WSCS

Livingston Is Elected President of U P Aid

Mrs David P Livingston was elected president of the United Presbyterian Ladies aid at a church meeting. Re-elected were Sara Pollock as vice president Mrs P F Whisler secretary and Mrs Oscar Lane treasurer. A clean up meeting drew fifteen attendees with a cooperative noon dinner chaired by Mrs Gene Martin and co chair Mrs Merle Sheets.

David P. Livingston United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Sara Pollock P. F. Whisler Oscar Lane Jay Brewer Gene Martin Merle Sheets Livingston

Memorial Service at Pleasant Hill Church Meeting

The Pleasant Hill Ladies met Thursday afternoon at the church for a memorial service for Mrs. Harry Bishop with songs Trust and Obey and The Old Rugged Cross. Mrs Dale Darbyshire spoke on Glimpses of Glory and the service closed with the Lord's Prayer. Eight members answered roll call and reports of daily reading were given. A bake sale is planned for April 16 at Washington Skelgas store and an Easter Sunrise service was discussed.

Pleasant Hill Harry Bishop Trust and Obey Old Rugged Cross Howard Benn Dale Darbyshire Glenn Pratt Hugene Cha Upa Alberta Rabinel Washington Skelgas Howard Caldwell Benn Ed Chalupa

Four Christian Church Groups Meet at Church and Homes

The Women's Council of the Christian church met Thursday and Friday with Groups 1 2 3 and 4 studying United Nations Christian Part. Groups shared devotion and lesson lead by members, discussed projects and prepared CARE boxes and mission cards for the Southern Christian Institute Edwards Miss. Group 8 held an all day work session at the church knitting and finishing three comforters and planning future clothing drives.

Women's Council of the Christian Church United Nations Buel Fortney Earl Jackson Charles Anderson Harold Beenblossom Hazel Green Academy Southern Christian Institute Edwards Miss Ralph Williams

Social calendar items for fortnights events and meetings

Fortnightly executive board meets at 2:00 p m with reports from department leaders. Various church and club gatherings include Wesleyan Service Guild dinner at 6 30 p m, YWCA mixers and knitting, inter-YWCA basketball, garden and craft sessions, hospital sewing, and a range of social and religious activities scheduled at multiple venues.

K. Jkleese Library For Transportation Wesleyan Service Guild Marilyn Ruegsegger U.P. Church White Shrine Bridge Masonic Temple DeMolay Knights of Pythias T.T.T H. M. Putnam Homemakers Club Taylor School YWCA Inter-Ywca She- Wolves M. L. McCreedy L. C. Willits VEW

Eras in Farm Mechanics Progress Through Three Phases

The article outlines three eras in farm mechanics: human or hand power before 1850, followed by animal power from 1850 to 1910, and mechanical power beginning around 1910 to 1920 with ongoing growth.

Iron and Steel Directory Shows Industry Growth Since 1938

The American Iron and Steel Institute reports steel capacity has grown 17.5 percent over the past decade since 1938 while the continental U S population rose about 12.5 percent.

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