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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1952

Page

2

Mrs McConnell Reappointed President of Baptist Mission Society

Officers were elected for the coming year at the Baptist church women s Mission Society meeting held Friday. Mrs McConnell was reelected president with Mrs Ranald Hotle as vice president and Mise Forgey as missions vice-president. Others named were Mrs Richard Weeks secretary and Mrs Joe Cochran treasurer. A special Easter offering sent eggs to the Baptist Children's Home at Lake Villa, Illinois.

Women's Mission Society of the Baptist Church Carol Forgy Charles McConnell

Scoop Powerhouse Shovel Overflows Hopper Car

A massive electric shovel at a surface coal mine lifts so much earth that a railroad hopper car is overloaded. The unit operates in nearby equipment yard as workers clear the pile and monitor ore flow.

County Legion Auxiliary Holds Thursday Meeting

Washington county units attend the county American Legion Auxiliary gathering at the Legion hall with about 70 people present. County president Mrs Edna Hunt and district president Mrs Ward presided during the afternoon session. A cooperative luncheon featured Easter motifs and unit secretaries filed annual reports. Guest speaker Mrs Chester Hampton discussed her former wife in a Germany duckie. Hultquist of Henry county highlighted Girls State facts.

Washington County American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Edna Hunt Ainsworth EK. OK. Ward Hampton Chester Hampton Germany Duckie Hultquist Henry County

Cordwell-Call Nuptials Held in Columbus Junction

Edith Alberta Cordwell of Muscatine and Pearl Leroy Call of Columbus City were married in a single ring ceremony at 4 p.m. Saturday March 22 at the Independent Bible Church in Columbus Junction. The Rev. Woo L. Sanford officiated. attendants were Marion Reid and Nancy Wagner. The couple will reside in Columbus Junction.

Columbus Junction Edith Alberta Cordwell Arthur Cordwell Muscatine Pearl Leroy Call George T Call Columbus City Independent Bible Church Woo L. Sanford Marion Reid Nancy Wagner

Caldwells Host Dinner for Out-of-Town Guests

Mr and Mrs Howard Caldwell and family hosted a cooperative turkey dinner Friday evening honoring Marion Kathmel of Wichita Kansas and Carolyn and Carlton Kathmel of Kremlin Oklahoma who arrived for the funeral of their uncle Ira Kathmel. Guests included Mr and Mrs Moward Henn and family Mr and Mrs Ed Chalupa and Kosalyn Mr and Mrs William Crayne and family Mr and Mrs Ed Maynew Mr and Mrs Eugene Chalupa and family Mr and Mrs Kienara Hayes and family and Mrs Hana Allaman of Roseville tt.

Howard Caldwell Marion Kathmel Wichita Kansas Carolyn Carlton Kathmel Kremlin Okla Ira Kathmel Moward Henn Ed Chalupa Kosalyn William Crayne Ed Maynew Eugene Chalupa Kienara Hayes Hana Allaman Roseville

Walnut Community Families Meet Friday at School House

Twelve Walnut families gathered at the school house Friday for a potluck supper and a business meeting led by resident Lyle Wilson. Entertainment included games and visiting. next gathering is set for April 18.

Families of Walnut Lyle Wilson

Red Horser Club Hosts Meet at Healers Home

Fourteen Red Horser club members gathered Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Don Healer. Harold Brock and Mrs Marsh Atkinson won high scores while Mr and Mrs Marion Crawford had the low. Charles Plecker presided over a business meeting. The Crawfords will host the club on Friday April 25. Refreshments were served.

Red Horser Club Don Healer Harold Brock Marsh Atkinson Marion Crawford Charles Plecker Crawfords

Mission Study Group of Methodist Church Meets Friday Evening

Twenty one ladies attended the Emma C. Anderson Mission Study Group meeting in the church parlor Friday night. Mrs T L Brookher led the session, with readings and discussion from Adventure for Christ and The Maestro Wrenches. Mrs Ralph Shannon and Lillian Minick also participated.

Mission Study Methodist Church Parior Emma C. Anderson Frida T. L. Brookher Wits America Aire C. R. Reed Ralph Shannon Lillian Minick

TTT Members Prepare Eggs for Easter Hunt

Sixteen ladies of TTT gathered at the home of Mrs Richard Stewart Friday evening to sack 6000 Easter eggs for the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Refreshments were served later in the evening by Pat Stewart Barber Shearer and Betty Osineup.

TTT Y Richard Stewart Chamber of Commerce Pat Stewart Barber Shearer Betty Osineup

Julie Young Observes 5th Birthday Friday

Julie Ann Young daughter of Billie Young celebrated her fifth birthday with a Thursday afternoon party attended by five friends. Friday evening she was honored at a dinner with grandparents B C Briley and J L Young and great great uncle Homer Smith. Her sister Mary Catherine and Mrs Bryce Lym burner helped serve.

Julie Young Julie Ann Young Billie Young Julie B.C. Briley J. L. Young Homer Smith Mary Catherine Bryce Lymburner Young

Mrs. Randall Presides Friday Evening At Christian Women's Fellowship

The March general meeting of the Christian Women's Fellowship occurred at the church Friday evening with Mrs. Roy Randall presiding and leading group singing. Thirty-five members and two guests attended. plans included a state convention in Marshalltown May 4 to 7 and April 30 as church housecleaning day.

Mrs. Randall Christian Women’s Fellowship Roy Randall Jesus Leslie Beenblossom Bonnie Hartman Aurora Jil Gladys Cherwinker Will H Marshalltown Ferrell Fund Korea Leonard Wheatley Programe Charlotte Karl Tom = Polk

George Slosser to Return Home to Washington

Mr and Mrs George H Slosser have returned to Washington and will reside with Mrs Slosser s mother Mrs J A Pomer on South 4th Ave They spent eight months in Siloam Springs Arkansas and prior to that in Texas where Mr Slosser held positions at Remawaren and worked in advertising Mr Slosser served on the staff of the Evening Monitor and later was advertising manager for the Edinburg Review and the Weslaco News

George H. Slosser Washington Nite Seauan Eveniy Monitor Edinburg Review Weslaco News

Fleur-de-Lis Club Meets At Berdo Home

The Fleur-de-Lis club met Thursday at Mrs. T. J. Berdo’s home with 12 members and two guests Mrs. Don Morri son of Des Moines and Mrs. Wayne Zeck. President Mrs Myral Smith presided at the business session. The hostess was assisted by Mrs Joe Knoteke and Mrs Wayne Zeck in serving refreshments.

Fleur-de-Lis T. J. Berdo Don Morrison Des Moines Wayne Zeck Myral Smith Joe Knoteke

Fall Lady Bug Count Confounds Entomologists

In a brisk season study, researchers record a surge in Harmonia axyridis sightings across urban gardens. Field teams note the insects gather around flowering shrubs, affecting apple and plum crops while drawing attention from local horticulture groups.

Social Calendar Itinerary For Community Groups

A dense list of weekly meetings across clubs and churches including Bible study DAR Pythian Sisters YWCA and various social gatherings. Notable entries show KP hall gatherings, luncheon dates, and guest speakers from Iowa City.

Knights of Prythias P.m Hall Red Bullettes Carlton Mangold

Ohio firm unveils faster jet with 700 mph top speed

The F SGIF fighter built in Columbus tops 700 miles per hour at sea level with a 45 000 foot ceiling and 600 mile combat radius. It carries six .50 caliber guns and claims rapid development from assembly to test flight with pilot James L Pearce at the controls for 38 minutes.

James L. Pearce Pearce

Presbyterian Women’s Service Guild Meets with Guest Speaker

The Presbyterian Women’s Service Guild general meeting on Tuesday evening April 1 features Mrs. Henry Lampe of Iowa City as guest speaker. Men are invited to attend. the meeting begins with a cooperative dinner at 6 50 o'clock.

Dar Red Reid Ollo Sheetz Pythian Sisters KP Hall Jele Johnson DDGC St. James Pta YWCA Presbyterian Women's Service Guild Coop Henry Lampe Iowa City Korea LBC Clmb Pam Robert Lloyd Rebecca Shebeck Kensington Masonic Temple All Eastern Star W. J. Masson Just Us Club Howard Messer Harmony Club Manford Wiley Tom Harvey Rosemary Club Winga’s Care Charles Casper Ais OFS Temple Presbyterian Weta Methodist

Mrs Clegg To Remain In Alaska With Son

Mrs. Norma Clegg, re elected with a raise, will continue teaching in Kitchacan Alaska. She and her son Larry have lived in Alaska the past year. Students are preparing for a Sitka Alaska music contest in early April with 64 in the band and 35 in the chorus. travel to Sitka is funded.

Glen Lord North Xenia James Clegg Norma Clegg Kitchacan Alaska Larry Lloyd Clark Herman Wagenknecht Herman Waxenknecht Rudy Wagenknecht Washington George Lord Eva Rabenold Madge Morris Rabenold The Glen Lord Marion Snodgrass Clarence Kauffman Mary Margaret Lord Bryce Lord Grandpa Grandma Lord Roland Betty Richard Mary Charles Walter Brinning Howard Connell Roex Island Til Cora Baird Baird Gaynelle Smith Eureka Lessie Lord Rusger Redwood Alls Inn Can Se Hook Musworth

Douglas seeks amendments to military pay bill

Sen. Paul H. Douglas says his proposals would save hundreds of millions by cutting three features in the pay package. He plans to force a vote on amendments Monday as the Senate considers a three percent raise and higher allowances for armed forces. The twice wounded World War II marine argues officers and enlisted men deserve equal hazard pay and criticizes flight pay, medical officer premiums, and overseas cost of living adjustments.

Wagvhington Paul H. Douglas Illinois Democrat Senate Douglas Pentagon

Restful Sleep Requires Frequent Position Changes

The average person shifts positions 20 to 45 times nightly. Those who move less often still wake tired. A level, resilient bed supports frequent position changes for better rest.

A Cold Morning Antidote for Insomnia

If there is such a thing as a sure cure for insomnia beyond good sleeping gear this might be it. Picture a cold winter 5 a.m. moment and rising almost always triggers immediate sleep.

Notice to heirs on will probate in Washington Iowa

State of Iowa Washington County file notice for last will and testament of Henry Scherrer dated 1951. Court hearing set March 1952 at 9:30 AM at the Courthouse in Washington to prove instrument and admit will to probate. all interested parties must appear and show cause.

State OF Iowa Weehington County Co Flenry Scherrer Stecep Coure House Washington Iowa District Court of Mild Countye Deveugpal Raf Lin Noonan Wishiifton March KR. R. Noonan Merce Court

Dutchettes 4-H Club Meeting Contents March 20

The Dutchettes 4-H club met March 20 at Ann Shelman s home with ten members and two leaders. Members named famous women and explained why. Sharon Griggs gave a picture study, Ann Shelman played piano, then painting dominated the evening. Refreshments were served by Ann and her mother.

Ann Shelman Sharon Griggs Ann Shellman Ann Janice Richardeon

How to Prepare Beets for Cooking

Boil beets with skins on and about an inch of tops left on or peel and dice them and bake in a covered casserole dish for about 45 minutes.

Red Cross Gray Ladies Mobilize for 1952 Fund Drive

The Red Cross reports 3,540,000 hours of Gray Ladies service last year, with 138 volunteers serving at Washington County Hospital. The 1952 fund campaign invites contributions to support military civilian and veteran hospital care nationwide.

Red Cross Gray Ladies Washington County Red Cross Fund

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