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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1926

Page

3

Music programs draw large crowds in Washington week

Surprising turnout marked the early days of Washington’s music week with higher attendance expected later. A 7:80 concert at the high school auditorium feature school groups including boys and girls glee clubs and the orchestra. Edith Boileau gave a pipe organ recital at the Christian church with vocal solos by Helen Tucker and Winifred Alen. The Fortnightly club music department met at Miss Maurine McLaughlin’s home. Grade school pupils performed at the high school with 150 in attendance, under Miss Bertha Hay. High school assembly featured violin and vocal numbers by Mrs I A Dickerson and Miss Carolyn Hamilton with Mrs Maurine McLaughlin. Tomorrow’s events include an afternoon recital at five o’clock.

Washington Miss Boileau Edith Boileau Christian Church Helen Tucker Winnifred Alen Maurine McLaughlin Bertha Hay Miss Hay I. A. Dickerson Henry Shields Carolyn Hamilton

Community Notes From Columbus Junction and Surrounding Areas

Dewey Smith visits Sioux Falls with his brother Dick while Ruth Marshall spends the weekend with Helen Erwin in Iowa City. Miss Lyrel Johnston of Tipton visits Columbus City. John Hetfield from La Porte, Ind visits Ben Hetfield. Harry Dowson attends his father Robson Dowson's funeral in Reading, Pa. School notes include Cecil Schlieh ting guiding two rooms of Fredonia school next year, Dorothy Schoch at Iowa Wesleyan College visiting home, and May events: Cotter church bake sale May 8, Col umbus high girls track at Wellman May 5, junior senior banquet May 7. McLaughlin organ recital at Presbyterian church. 7:30 pm high school musical program in the school auditorium. Girl Reserves recital Wednesday at 4 pm with mothers as guests. Miss Helen Harvey organ recital at First United Presbyterian Church 7 pm with prayer services in churches that evening. recital program includes pieces by Rogers, Grieg, Mendelssohn, Coleman, Hawke and selections Swanee River, Old Kentucky Home, Old Black Joe, and Dixie.

Columbus Junction Dewey Smith Sioux Falls S. D Ruth Marshall Helen Erwin Iowa City Lyrel Johnston Tipton Columbus City John Hetfield la Porte Ind Ben Hetfield Harry Dowson Reading Robson Dowson Cecil Schliehting Fredonia School Dorothy Schoch Iowa Wesleyan College Ladies Aid Society Cotter Church Benteco Columbus High School Wellman

Lupton Addresses Rotary on Boys and Character

L I Lupton spoke to the Rotary Club on boys with emphasis on character development. He urged Rotarians to invest time as well as money in boys work, noting its power for good and his own long involvement. Charley Davis led a capitals quiz as the day’s stunt.

Rotary L. I. Lupton Charley Davis Rotarians

Endless chain selling schemes prey on savers

A public notice warns investors about high pressure promotions and endless chain plans that steal savings. It details a self service vending scheme costing savers millions, exposing a promoter who took over a million in commissions and a $40,000 loss by one retired saver. It calls for bankers to intervene to curb such frauds.

United States Wiley Hls Tana Sini

Mixed spring salads and fruit dressing with ham bites

Readable fragments describe fruit salad with oranges pineapple banana prunes and coconut plus a vegetable cheese marinated salad. It details dressing ingredients oil lemon juice mayonnaise parsley olives and seasonings with lettuce serving ideas and garnishes.

How to Make Long-Lasting Pickled Beets and Cabbage

This recipe yields one gallon using 2 quarts chopped beets 2 quarts cabbage 2 cups sugar 1 cup grated horseradish plus pepper to taste Pack in a jar and cover with vinegar The mixture will keep indefinitely in cold weather if properly sealed and stored.

Cherry Salad Preparation Note

Instructions describe selecting white cherries for salad with red as alternative. Pit the fruit and fill cavities with blanched almonds. Arrange on white lettuce leaves and dress with cream mayonnaise or lemon juice and powdered sugar.

Lettuce Nests with Pork Celery Apple Mix

A recipe lists 2 cups chopped roast pork 1 cup chopped celery and 1 cup chopped apples mixed with cream mayonnaise. Serve in lettuce nests and top with a stuffed olive or garnish with pimento strips.

Hollandaise Stuffed Peach Halves with Nut Pear Mix

A recipe instructs filling halved peaches with a chopped walnut and pear mixture seasoned with parsley or celery. Each cavity is garnished with lemon jelly and served alongside maitre d hotel style mae ganeise.

Mae Gonnaise

Diced Sar Dines Salad With Pimentos and Celery

The recipe instructs removing bones from sardines then mixing equal parts chopped pimentos and celery with one third the amount of olives and nutrients. Chill and serve atop a border of jellied tomato with a rich mayonnaise dressing.

Recipe fragment for mixed bean salad with cheese

A fragment describes mixing boiled green beans kidney beans peas and Swiss cheese with grated onion and a dressing of Worcestershire sauce and lemon juice. The note lists cups and tablespoons amounts though some words are unclear.

Clay Clay May Day Social and Local Notices

May 3 report from Clay County notes visits by R B Brown of Washington and gatherings in Richland and Fairfield. Odd Fellows attendance, Mrs Alvin Jones sale lunch, Green Valley examinations in Brighton, and numerous family reunions and visits. Green Valley pavilion dance drew a large crowd with weekly events planned weather permitting.

Washington Rufus Alter Arkansas Wolcott W. T. Maaksted Oskaloosa Mahaska County Alvin Jones Richland Greenvale Brighton Ira Waterhouse Fairfield Perd Briers Ellis Walton Laurence Rubio Phillis Morgan Bert Smith Gayle Pringle Wilford Karlen Milfred Pohren Vincent Pohren Green Valley Pavilion

Farm aid measures argued in lower house debate

The lower house debated three farm aid bills with Haugen Tindher and Aswell as sponsors. The Tindher plan seeks a $100 million appropriation and eliminates the equalization fee. Curtis-Aswell proposes a national cooperative marketing system financed by farmers with a $10 million start.

Tincher Credit Curtis-Aswell Haugen Vericulture Committee Tindher Kansas Aswell Louisiana Jardine

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Cesar Franksonata Mrs. Dickerson Mrs. Shields Terry Ho Piper—Curran Lehmann Eee Rasbachie Dine Woodman Miss Hamilton Violin Concerto Vi—De Bennot Dawes J. Dickerson Come To the Martin Will O' the Wisp—Spress the Angel Cake Smith the Lucen S Hamilton Rogers Grieg Asa Mendelssohn County Derry Coleman Hawke Swanee_ River Kentucky Dixie Lup Rotary Club Klein C.M. &F.cio. Co W. R. Morehouse Public Relations Commission American Bankers Association John Bailey Gerald Chicago Cletis New York City Corbin & Barrett Bootery Frank L. Wilson & Co John Shields & Sons Hartman’s Mutual Ward Crepe de Chine Frank L. Wilson
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