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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1950

Page

4

Washington YW Members Attend Iowa District Meeting

Members of the Washington YWCA will travel to Des Moines for the Iowa District YWCA meeting at the Des Moines YWCA on High Street. Registration begins early. the 1 p.m. business session will be chaired by Mrs. J. C. Holbert with Mrs. Porter Brown as speaker.

Washington YW Des Moines YWCA Iowa J. CC. Holbert of the Beret Boards YWCX Porter Brown Ywca National Board Salina Whansas Edna McCarty Willard Palmer Paul Shearer Presdent C. Phil Weldin Charles R. Wilson Ruth Mitchell Holbert

Building a Bridge of Understanding Circle Meeting

The Ann Jud son circle of the Baptist church met at Lucile and Carol Forgey home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Marion Snodgrass presided with twenty two members present and guests Irene Yard and Mrs Fred Speed attended. Mrs Ray Sojka read a poem about Building a Bridge and Mrs John McGaffey shared missionary letters from Japan. Scripture verses were read and Mrs Howard Messer led prayer for Japan. The Lord s Prayer closed the meeting and refreshments were served by the hostesses with Mrs Joe Cochran assisting.

Ann Judson The Baptist Church Lucile Carol Forgey Marion Snodgrass Irene Yard Fred Speed Ray Sojka John McGaffey Japan Howard Messer

Alpha Club Elects New Officers in Kalona Meeting

Kalona Alpha club elected officers Mrs. Jay Eastman as president Mrs. Lois Yoder as vice president and Mrs. Decker as secretary treasurer at a Monday gathering at Mrs. C. R. Decker home They planned to place four new books in the Kalona public library and to donate to the Red Cross The program committee for the year includes Mrs. A. A. Jackson Mrs. Swartzendruber and Mrs. Earl Grout Mrs. Yoder and Mrs. T. V. Knerr spoke on Your Home is Your Castle.

Kalona Alpha Club The Red Cross C. R. Decker Jay Eastman Lois Yoder Decker J. R. Swartendruber A. A. Jackson Swartzendruber Earl Grout Yoder T. V. Knerr

Brighton woman travels to Wisconsin to visit daughter

Mrs. T. N. Deguisne of Brighton rode as a bus passenger yesterday bound for Wausau Wisconsin to visit her daughter Mrs. Erwin Seidel.

T. N. Deguisne Brighton Wausau, Wis Erwin Seidel

Local Auxiliary Helps Vets Children Dental Needs

Mrs. Golia Miller, child welfare chairman, announced $16.50 was paid for dental bills of veterans' children at the American Legion auxiliary meeting in the Legion hall. The group also prepared 25 pounds of carpet rags for Knoxville Veterans Hospital and planned a Mt. Pleasant hospital birthday party with units from Washington county participating.

Golia Miller American Legion Auxiliary Auxiliary Legion Hall Neal Burton Knoxville Veterans Hospital

Comrades Class Meets With Mr and Mrs O Griggs

Eighteen members attended the Comrades class gathering at the Orville Griggs home in West Chester Methodist church. Mrs Griggs led the Meaning of Easter devotion while Frank Kleese presided and Mrs Robert Stephens acted as secretary pro tem.

Comrades O. Griggs West Chester Griggs Frank Kleese Robert Stephens Sunshine Edgar Stewart Chicago

Simmerings Honor Guests After Florida Visit

Mr and Mrs John Simmering were honored at a Saturday potluck dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Junior Simmering and son David after returning from a two month stay in Belleair Village Largo Florida. Other guests included the Sheetz and Hoyle families and Ervin Simmering with Danny. Hilton Habernold drove Virgil Earll to Town City to see an eye specialist for an aging eye injury from raspberry rimming.

Ainsworth John Simmering Belleair Village Largo Florida Junior Simmering David Marion Sheetz Donald Simmering Daryl Hoyle Ervin Simmering Danny Hilton Hrabenold Virgil F Earll Town City Mr. Earll

Speakers Highlight Home Making At American Home Meeting

Mrs B F Bostwick Jr and Mrs Harold Boyd spoke at American Home II on Tuesday in Mrs W B Crooks home. Mrs Boyd opened with the poem Home by Edgar A Guest and closed with House by the Side of the Road. She urged that a house becomes a home when lived in with comfort. Members answered roll call with A Home I Recall and nominations were set for committee posts.

B. F. Bostwick Jr Harold Boyd Harold L. Boyd American Home II W. B. Crooks Bostwick J. Martin White E. E. Stutsman Stutsman Jay Carris Sara Pollock H. H. McCleery Oscar Burham Roy Sowash

Camp Fire Group Holds After School Meeting

The Camp Fire Blue Birds met after school in the IOOF hall Camp Fire room. Dads box supper and Camp Fire Girls Friday night are planned. Members will demonstrate in local merchant windows with schedules to be announced. Ann Peterson served refreshments.

Camp Fire Group Blue Birds IOOF Ann Peterson

Mrs Trusler Hosts Kalona ABC Club Meeting

Mrs Reese Trusler entertained the Kalona ABC club Monday evening. Mrs Jack Guengerich attended as a guest. Rook was played and prizes awarded to Mrs Lyle Fry, Mrs Eugene Way, and Mrs Guengerich.

Kalona Reese Trusler ABC Club Jack Guengerich Rook Lyle Fry Eugene Way Guengerich

New Doors for Home Decor Discussed by American Home

American Home meeting centered on bedrooms and living room color schemes with Mrs. T C Davis and Mrs. Walter Bauer of West Chester presenting topics. Mrs. Davis urged wall color harmony and displayed color scheme pictures while Mrs. Bauer stressed relaxing, usable living spaces.

Sam Witting T. C. Davis Walter Bauer West Chester John Dodd Grace Moore Edith Miller Dodd Harry Turner George Foster

Birthday Honoree Marie Jackson Is Celebrated At Kalona

Marie Jackson of Kalona marked her birthday with a surprise dinner at her home on March 12. Family members including her mother Mrs. W. H Jackson and Mrs. G. Barclay attended along with relatives from Iowa City and Washington. Other guests enjoyed Sunday meals with local residents and visiting friends from Des Moines and Riverside.

Marie Jackson Kalona Mars Jackson Miss Jackson W. H Jackson G. Barclay Fred Bourgeois Val Fuhr Washington Dale Jackson Judy Iowa City Eugene Way Ivan L. Yoder William Reese Des Moines Edwin Morgan Marvin ©. Yoder

Pettet discusses Japan past present future for study group

Virginia Pettet spoke on Japan in the Alma Hearne Holland Mission Study group meeting at Mrs. Fred E Miller’s home. She called the year 2600 this year and compared pre and postwar Japanese life, outlining economic social religious educational and political development. A cooperative supper followed with food articles to be sent to Japan.

Virginia Pettet Japan Alma Hearne Holland Fred EB. Miller Rhua Helmick Irma Butner

Kalona Churches Plan Vacation Bible School

Kalona on March 14 church groups from Christian Methodist and Baptist traditions met to plan a two week Daily Vacation Bible School after the day school session. Mrs Harold Peterseim will serve as superintendent and enrollment chief. A committee was named to select materials with teachers listed.

Kalona Harold Peterseim Th Christian Church Ll. A. Jones William Althoff Eugene Way

Hospital Births and Admissions Roundup in Washington Area

Admitted today Judy Kirkpatrick and William Crayne, both of Washington, for tonsillectomies. Births yesterday include a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fisher of Washington at 11 15 p m and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. John Klein of Keota at 8 20 p m. Today a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. John J. Johnson of Ainsworth at 1 00 a m and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Rhodes of Kalona at 1 49 a m.

Judy Kirkpatrick Wiliam Crayne Washington Earl Fisher John Klein Keota John J. Johnson Ainsworth Eldon Rhodes Kalona

Sunset Knoll Farms tops at Iowa State Spring Market Hog Show

J. C. Holbert's Sunset Knoll farms of Washington and Ames earned high honors at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids, placing top ten in the Duroc barrows across two weight divisions. They finished third in the 210 to 230 pound individual barrow class and second in the two 210 to 230 and 230 to 260 pound pens.

J. C. Holbert Sunset Knoll Farms Washington Ames Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids

Mrs. Sears Demonstrates Freezing Of Foods For Home Use

Mrs. Esther Sears home economist for Iowa Southern Utilities spoke to the American Home NL at the Methodist church ladies parlor. She praised moisture proof bags to prevent freezer burn and noted that many foods including baked goods and planned over meals can be frozen for easy use on busy days. A motion picture Fro zen Freshness played, and refreshments followed in church social rooms with St Patrick theme.

Esther Sears American Home Iil Group Iowa Southern Utilities Company American Home NL Methodist Christian Church Leslie Beenblossom Pearl Parcell Floyd Hamil Kenneth Peters

Wapello and Columbus City residents visit hospital patient

Mrs. Robert Cuthamp and her infant Byron and daughter Alice of Wapello joined Mrs. W. H. McConahey of Columbus City in visiting Mrs. Chester Lavery at the Columbus City hospital yesterday afternoon.

Robert Cuthamp Byron Alice Wapello W. H. McConahey Columbus City Chester Lavery

The Christ of the Cross Topic at YWCA Luncheon

Mrs Polk will discuss The Christ of the Cross at the YWCA Lent luncheon for employed women. The event Friday noon in the YWCA room begins around 12 10 with reservations required and a free will offering. Mrs Day presides, Dorothy Turnipseed reads scripture, and Mrs Artemas Brown plays piano accompaniment.

Christ of the Cross A. “Gy, Polk YWCA Robert Day The Dorothy Turnipseed Artemas Brown

Mrs Jarrard Hosts Eight Circle Members

Eight members of the Past Noble Grand circle met with Mrs George Jarrard Tuesday evening for pinochle and canasta. Mrs Emma Campbell served as president. A card from Rhia Rickey at the Odd Fellows home in Mason City was read. The next meeting place will be announced later.

Ralph Kleese George Masson Sam Turkington George Jarrard Emma Campbell Rhia Rickey Odd Fellows Home Mason City Campbell

Rural Iowa livestock sale notices sweep week calendar

Community sales every Friday at Whittaker sale barn and cattle auctions at Kalona Sales Barn in Kalona Iowa with Thursday and Wednesday livestock sales noted. Listings include dates March 16 Earl Kellogg & Sons and March 1 Keota with purebred sows and Yorkshire public sales at Kent Pavilion. Starts times vary from 12:30 to 1:00 p.m.

Whittaker Kalona Sales Barn Kalona Iowa Midway Sales Columbus Junction Onle Livestock Exchange Ollie Winfield Earl Kellogg & Sons Bert Glaspey North Liberty Oakdale Road Gordon W Ellison L Pavilion Keota E. L. Conrad Harry Malichky Riverside

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Mrs. Holbert J. B. Randle Forgeys Joe Cochran Freshwater's Feed Store S. W. Easter R. J. Tanner Charles Mayer Walter Haight Kaster Mrs. Boyd Mrs. Trusler Kalona Club J. S. Michum E. J. Hesselschwerdt Earl Fry Carroll Sleichter Mary Jane Miss Deere Sleichter Kalona Churches Plan Vacation Bible School Porky Jr Corky Jr Porky & Corky, Jr Wayne Wayne Hog Supplement Porky Corky AG Cc Wayne Hoe Sav KXIC Humble Produce Cort Yorkshires Farrow Earl Duggins Mgr. Loenech E. L. G Conrad Keota, Iowa Auds.—Clark & Heffelfinger Farmers Savings Bank Sears Dodge Pyl DeSoto Chrysler Motors Sorrells Rock Island Produce Co Reisters West Ches Crawfordsville Lone Tree Riverside Washington, RT. 4 Wellman Wellman Winfield Joe Krotz Hugh Morris Home Lumber Co. Farmers Feed Mill Ernest Petry Dr. F. E. Reid Sam Canott Frank C. Mayer Cash Feed & Produce Miles Sherman Howell-Shrader Company Journal
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