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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1952
Page
3
Mrs H M Dodder departed for Manhattan Kansas today for a Mother's Day visit with her son Paul Dodder and his wife and children Terri Kaye and Steven.
Three weeks remain before the 1952 primary as candidates and supporters scramble for votes. Absentee and service ballots see limited interest with Republicans gathering for a May 19 dinner and rally. County officials note low local engagement but expect turnout to rise with party events and summer road work contracts.
The World Wide Guild of the First Baptist Church hosted a Mother and Daughter banquet Tuesday evening in the church parlors. Sharon Conley served as toastmistress, Darlene Custer opened with a plate solo, and readings by Sabina Brown and Ruth Juchemheimer followed along with piano duets by Enid McConnell and Frances Johnson.
The first major iron ore deposit to open in Texas began operations in 1912. The development marked a milestone in the region's mining history and influenced subsequent ore extraction activity.
Sew-Ette Club met at Mrs. Marston's home with 13 members 12 children and guest Mrs Charles Schiebel present. Guests included Mrs Delia Ratsey and prizes awarded to those least prepared. Ice cream and cake were served after sewing and refreshments. The next meeting will be at Mrs Godwin's home on Wednesday afternoon May 21.
Simple picnic fare for a Memorial Day outing includes ham and cheese or peanut butter sandwiches with crisp relishes, fruit, and beverages in a thermos. Desserts travel well in the baking pan, or stop for doughnuts, a leaf cake, or cup cake on the way home.
Mrs Richard Schiebel and Mrs Walter Longer hosted a come as you are gathering of the Friendly Circle club at the Schiebel home. The event featured informal dress and a casual social setting.
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