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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1948
Page
3
A WNU Features recipe roundup offers inventive meatless options for Lent. Dishes include Eggs a la Suisse, Fried Rice with Mushrooms, Noodles Romanoff, Spaghetti Deluxe, and Vegetable mains enhanced with cream sauces and cheese.
The menu features Tomato Juice Spaghetti Deluxe with buttered green beans Waldorf salad and French bread. Beverage options include Lemon Cream Pie and a defined recipe for the dish.
Lynn shares cheese basics and serving ideas. One ounce of cheese provides calcium similar to one cup of milk. Natural cheese comes from milk curd via heating pressing and curing. Processed cheese is natural cheese shredded blended and pasteurized. Cream cheese features in spreads and stuffed fruits and vegetables.
The text notes annual ice sales in the United States exceed 3 million dollars. It explains most ice is manufactured in plants by freezing water, with a portion sourced as natural ice cut from rivers and lakes.
When cheese becomes hard, grate it and store in a jelly glass with holes punched in the lid. It will keep well and adds flavor when sprinkled over vegetable salads or spaghetti dishes.
Local residents attend Holy Week services at the Y.M.C.A. and the Christian church while several join civic groups planning events. Army training completion, hospital visits, weddings, and travel notes intermingle with school notes, zoning plans, and a legal ruling.
The United States urged a truce in the Arab Jewish fighting in Palestine and proposed a United Nations trusteeship to avert a global peace threat.
The Washington Flying club met in city hall to discuss plans for the Chamber of Commerce June celebration and voted to affiliate with the Aircraft Owners and Pilots association. Easter observances include sermons by local pastors and special Easter music at morning services.
At the hospital admitted Saturday Mrs. William Boyer 310 N 3rd surgical Today Mrs. Harold Bontrager Winfield surgical. Births yesterday Mr and Mrs Carl Luers Keota son at 418 am Mr and Mrs Donald Yoder Kalona twin daughters 545 am and 620 am Today Mr and Mrs Norbert TeBoeckhorst Riverside sea at 314 am Saturday Merle Simpson 720 S 2nd Ruth Chance route 2 Yesterday Joyee Benda Brighton Mrs Ivan Hahn route 4 Cloid Willits Jr 315% 3S ave C Mrs Troy Sellman Keota Mrs Madora Patterson 313 W Jefferson Jess Rodrueck Columbus City
Yesterday births include Mrs Catherine Hammes Sigourney for medical and Mrs Albert Greiner Keota for surgical. A son arrived for Mr and Mrs Don Shepherd 741 E Second at 5 05 pm. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs James Harter Wellman route 1. Dismissals include Mrs Maynard Brown 714 E Main.
Yesterday and today notices list births and medical events across Iowa communities. Mrs W F Ailbaugh in Madison reported medical, John Benn route 1 medical, Mrs Margaret Schafer Columbus Junction medical. Today Emma Waggoner route 4 surgical. Yesterday Mr and Mrs Richard Hagvist Keota welcomed a son at 11 20 a m.
Yesterday in Ainsworth and Richland area families welcomed births and surgeries. Ms Blair Duncan and Mrs Louis Graber noted medical events, while Mr Rex Smith and Mrs H O Banks appear among listed households. Today couples Mr and Mrs Donald Smith and Mrs Carl Jungbluth are linked to newborns and family milestones.
Friday notices list Mrs William Daw son transferred to University hospital at Town City and medical cases for Mrs Harry Whittaker Mrs William Boy era Mrs Richard Havist and son Mrs James Harter Wellman and daughter Mrs Don Maxwell with residents in Brighton 310 N 3rd and surrounding entries.
Word reached Washington of the death of five year old Mary Arlene Forinash daughter of Dr and Mrs FE C Forinash who died at the University hospital in Iowa City. Also reported is the death of Mrs Rose Creech in Aurora Illinois mother of Jack Creech of Washington. John Henry Squire age 91 died at 615 am today.
Local items recount a new Crone market opening on the square, a Rock Island line recommendation to abandon the branch, Sam Marsh retiring as school director after eleven years, rising marriage licenses with thirty three issued this year, and households relocating. Firemen assisted with a grain elevator fire near Ainsworth. Spring arrives with warmer days. a West Side drugstore plans new fronts. a train killed a pet cat belonging to the Shields family. a curfew ordinance is under city review and a home talent show benefited the fire department.
Kalona residents will vote soon on a tax not exceeding two mills annually to fund a city band. The Heights school PTA raised 40 dollars from a recent entertainment. A birthday party honored John Shields on March 18 with most relatives attending. City council discussed adding electric signal lights at railroad crossings replacing long used gates. Riverside's People’s Trust and Savings Bank opened with 25 000 dollars capital. George McDaniel elected school board president. Iowa residents in Des Moines disappointed Aimee McPherson recently. An audience average cost was reported at one cent per person.
A blaze at the Will Foster farm on March 26 caused about 10 000 in damage. Four minute men organize nationwide to spread urgent information with George Morrison as local chairman. First talks by H M Eicher and E D Morrison. Wilson orders checks set ahead an hour. Mrs Ella Brindley Miller in chicken business due to conservation call. Her sister Mrs George Stewart recalls an old hen that lays an eye a day.
Facts include Remps Hampsher moving from the Rookery to Park property on West Madison Street he recently bought. W A Whiting's new elevator was struck by lightning causing damage. Ralph Smith's grocery and Mrs. Russell Goodin's home were affected. Funeral notices for Ola Edith Carter Alma E McClintie and Laura Odle.
Henrietta Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs George Stewart wed Robert McKenzie son of Mr and Mrs Carl McKenzie of Fairfield Doris Pugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Pugh Columbus Junction to Rex K Schafer son of Mrs Gladys Schafer Muscatine
Karl W. Hinkle formerly of Washington produced First Steps, a documentary on rehabilitating children with cerebral palsy polio and other disabilities. The film won an Oscar at the Academy Awards in Hollywood March 20 for educational social significance.
Round Grove, March 27. Frost lingers as rains wash topsoil away and deepen ditches. Mud days at Round Grove school, roads improve with harrow and drag work. New pupils John and Joann Chapman join Showalter place family. Local residents shop in Iowa City and Muscatine. Hog shipments and farm activity cited as roads remain rough. Journal photo of Mrs Shuerman’s kitchen praised for style and practicality.
An estimated 50 000 fluid milk distributors and 40 000 plants process milk butter cheese ice cream and other dairy products across the United States. The figures reflect the scope of the dairy sector and its extensive network of producers and processors.
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