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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1948

Page

5

West Chester High Notes on Classes and Activities

The West Chester school page reports Mr. Quire’s ear trouble delaying attendance, physics light lessons, career studies with ditch digging chosen by Junior Bauer, Big Business history unit, and a new English teacher Warren A. Smith from Rippey. It covers sports losses to Springville, four volleyball teams, and ongoing agriculture and home economics work. Junior party night, plans to Iowa City for State tournaments, then notes post basketball season study load and poly zon geometry prep. Freshman algebra test and science unit with world work. Reporters credited.

Mr. Quire Junior Bauer Warren A. Smith Rippey Town Mr. Smith West Chester Iowa City Carl Richardson Hiarold Nicola Evan Wimp Candy Casey

Third and Fourth Grade Class Notes at Keswick School

Keswick Iowa reports new Third Grade member Junior Bair and return of La Wayne Gungerich and Ronnie Weaver after illness. First and Second Grades welcome Linda Conkinger Gary Bomber Sheila Hotle John Henry Rowland. new Elson Gray Reader for third readers. I Know a Secret reader for pre-primer. room enrollment now 37. spelling tests for second grade every Friday.

Junior Bair Junior Keswick Iowa la Wayne Gungerich Ronnie Weaver Linda Conkinger Gary Bomber Sheila Hotle John Henry Rowland Janice Argo

How to Choose a Binocular for Sportsmen

Outdoor writer Jack Van Coevering advises buyers to avoid overhyped low quality glasses. For $25 or less a 4 power Galilean is better than toy glasses. Prefer 6x5 or 8x (implied) field with central focus and light weight. Fluoride lenses and moisture absorption tech after the war improve models. Check optical alignment before buying used to avoid eyestrain and headache.

Ted Westing Jack van Coevering U. S. Navy

Mrs Antoine Finke Helps Hauensteins With Moving

Mrs Antoine Finke helped Mr and Mrs Edward Hauenstein move to his fathers farm west of Crawfordsville after they relocated from Davenport. She returned home Wednesday evening from their residence where she assisted in settling in.

Antoine Finke Hauensteins Floyd Blankenhorn Fairview Edward Hauenstein Hauenstein Crawfordsville Davenport

Local Social Roundup from Ainsworth Area

Thursday evening visitors included Mr and Mrs Orie OConner and Larry with Mr and Mrs Clifford Thompson and Charles of Ainsworth. Other guests attended births day party for Charles Cannon. Several locals recovered from illness while Ed Rees and Hanna homes hosted visits. Jack Hoke of Wapello memorialized by Albert Horak.

Orie O'Conner Larry Clifford Thompson Charles Ainsworth Floyd Blankenhorn Dale Darbyshire Pleasant Chas. Hanna Coddington Kansas City Ed Rees Carl Monson William Edgar Sr T. H. Barnes Charles Cannon Cannon Art Swift Washington Albert Horak Jack Hoke Wapello Glen Cherryholmes Raymond Howsare BE. C. Monson

Freezing sausage safely for long-term storage

Sausage can be kept in the freezer locker or home freezer for six months or longer provided it is completely seasoned, tightly wrapped and kept at zero temperature or lower.

Rural Health Plan Advances Across States

The AMA committee on rural medical service forms committees in several states with farm groups endorsing the plan. Medical and farm organizations cooperate to place facilities under the program, aiming to reach rural areas nationwide.

Committee On Rural Medical Service of American Medical Association

Ham content in hog carcasses study results

The Ham What Am Hams make up about 19 percent of total weight and 29 percent of lean meat in 225 pound chilled hog carcasses. They contain about 29 percent of protein and 15 percent of energy value of the carcasses.

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