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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1952

Page

2

State Historical Society Head Addresses Fortnightly Group

Dr William J Petersen superintendent of the State Historical Society of Iowa addressed the Fortnightly assembly Tuesday night on Tall Tales of the Mississippi after the group’s 7 30 o clock business meeting. The March general meeting was at the Christian church with May Davis presiding.

William J. Petersen State Historical Society of Iowa Mississippi Christian Church

YWCA Mixers Welcome New Member to Club

The YW Mixers welcomed Victor Thompson as a new club member during a gathering in the YW room where about 16 girls did crafts and handwork. Tickets for the progressive supper on Tuesday evening March 25 will go on sale soon. Further plans for the supper were discussed at the meeting.

Victor Thompson

Mrs McCleery Presides Over American Home II Meeting

Section II of the American Home department met at Mrs A M Gordon's home with Mrs Oscar Burham as co host. In the leader’s absence Mrs H H McCleery led the meeting. Sara Pollock led a kitchen Q A program from slips. Readings included Dear Me diary entry and a fiction tale. Mrs Br B Hammer spoke on a Florida trip. Elsie Moore attended as guest. Refreshments featured St Patrick's day decor.

Mrs. McCleery Mrs. Gordon American Home Department A. M. Gordon Oscar Burham H. H. McCleery Sara Pollock Agnes Slight Turnbull Miss Pollock

Older Women's Meeting Opens at YWCA

The first organizational gathering for women aged 65 and over met Monday at the YWCA with about twelve attendees despite poor weather. Members planned informal meetings to socialize, craft, and share entertainment with future programs coordinated by Maynard Brown and a no charge admission.

YWCA Carl Roberts Lena Bergman Wilson Putman Ethel Palmer Maynard Brown Religious Emphasis Committee

Your Child Won’t Eat Book Offers Parent Hints

Sterling publishes So Your Child Won’t Eat with tips for mothers facing picky eaters. The article advises serving hot hot cross buns and warming in a double boiler or heating in a brown paper bag to improve acceptance.

Sterling

Cooking Directions in Oven for Roasted Item

Instructions indicate heating to 350 F and cooking about 56 minutes, suggesting a home oven method. Details are fragmentary but imply a bake time and temperature for a dish.

Freight on trains hits record first quarter 1951 tonnage

The 1951 first quarter freight per train averaged 1,253 tons, beating 1950’s 1,126 tons. The gains reflect heavier loads per train in early 1951.

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State Historical Society Doctor Petersen Missis Sippi Father of Waters Gulf May Davis Dr. Vetersen Iowa Federation of Women’ Clubs Elsie Glassburner Legisla Tive Constitutional Revision Committee Anna Dawson Washington County L. H. Forsyth Ainsworth Miss Davis C. R. Reed Towa Meredith Wilson Washington State Bank Robert Waterhouse Veterans of Foreign Wars Columbia River Basin Bob Osincup Don Boyer Keith Vetter R. J. Reed Harold Gerdes Milton Thomas S. L. Hahn S & H Green Norris AJAX Quart Benuzit Dry Cleaner Lg Drug Ee West i OLDS Ania Carol Brent Denier
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