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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1922

Page

6

Fortnightly club meeting discusses Mary Roberts Rinehart works

A Fortnightly club literary department meeting at Men C. W. McLauchling’s home featured a discussion of Mary Roberts Rinehart and her book The Altar of Freedom led by Miss Anna Dawson and Mrs. R. F. Brown. Plans were made for the final session of the year an afternoon tea on May 22. Sunday guests of the Chalupa family enjoyed a large dinner with 21 relatives including Joseph Chalupa of Iowa City.

C. W. McLauchling W. A. Gibson Mary Roberts Rinehart Anna Dawson R. F. Brown A. V. Chalpa Richmond Joseph Chalupa Iowa City Jas. Chalupa Eli Jackson John Putman Ed Chalupa Fred H. Chalupa

Red Brick Schoolhouse Spelling Contest Delights Local crowd

Friday afternoon before summer recess a spelling contest at the Red Brick Schoolhouse drew mothers and district women. Sixth graders Margrite Herring Ruth Wilson Howard Sayer Bernice Lyrdy Elsie Wagner and Mildred Elwell competed with only three misspellings. Prizes included dictionaries and story books awarded to Herring Elwell Sayer Wagner and Wilson with Bernice Lady taking second.

Margrite Herring Ruth Wilson Howard Sayer Bernice Lyrdy Elsie Wagner Mildred Elwell Myrtie Katheryn Bruty

Quick Tips for Food Prep and Frame Care

To prevent pured fruit from turning dark add a dash of lemon juice. Bent whalebones can be straightened by soaking in boiling water then ironing. When packing pictures place cork at frame corners between each item to prevent rubbing and breakage.

Trans-Continental Rates to Biennial Granted by Roads

The General Federation of Women's Clubs announces summer round trip tourist fares to Chautauqua New York from across the United States with return limits of October 31 1922 and special convention rates from Eastern and Western gateways. Special certificates and identification plans authorize tickets to Cuertauqua and other routes with variable sale dates June 14 21 1922 and June 15 21 1922 depending on origin. Some lines are not participating. Identification certificates issued by state transportation chairs are required for the lower rates.

Chautauqua N. Y United States Washington Oregon California Nevada Felix T. McWhirter General Federation of Women’s Clubs Chicago St. Louis Memphis New Orleans General Federation of Women's Clubs Texas Colorado Julesburg Idaho Montana New Mexico Utah Wyoming Arkansas Louisiana Missouri Ry Ft. Smith & Western el Reno & Western Jonesboro Lake City Eastern Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf Mississippi River Bonne Terre Transportation

Women clubs fund Near East relief trip inquiry

The Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs voted 5000 for the National Headquarters purchase fund and asks if any club woman will join a July Near East observ ers expedition under the Near East committee. Applicants should contact Mrs Florence Duryea at 151 Fifth Ave New York City. Eunice A Pernie of Albany asks clubwomen about art appreciation courses and aesthetics laws.

Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs National Headquarters Near East Thomas G. Winter Armenia Syria Florence Duryea Near East Relief Fifth Ave N. Y Eunice A. Pernie Women's Club Albany

Frugal Celery Tips From Historic Home Kitchen

Do not throw away outer celery stalks. Chop and stew them or add to soup for flavor. Dry leaves and grind into powder for seasoning. If dough remains, roll thin, cut into one inch strips, brush with butter, sugar, and cinnamon, roll and bake until light brown.

Spring Song Recital and Portnightly Club Social Calendar

Social calendar lists events at various homes and studios. Recital by Miss Carolyn Hamilton’s tapirs opens the evening. May Luncheon and May Festival events mark year’s end for Portnightly club departments. Several clubs host afternoon meetings plus a few evening gatherings and officer elections.

Carolyn Hamilton

Local society notes feature women’s club gatherings

Mrs Lioyd Walker hosts the Fleur de Lis group at her home and Mrs Charles Cherry plans an afternoon for Rural Women. Chapter 1 PB O holds its regular meeting at Mrs Wilson's. Mrs Al Reeves hosts the Women's Mission Circle of Prairie Flower church. Grace Romine and Ellen Hell welcome the Zion Center Methodist Ladies Aid for a monthly social at Romine's home. Mire George Alexander hosts the WCTU in the afternoon. A newly organized Baptist Bible school class will meet in the afternoon.

W. M. Keeley South Iawa Avenue Methodist Ladies Aid Society Will Wallace Women's Foreign Missionary Society West Chester Lioyd Walker Charles Cherry Rural Women's Club PB. O Wilson al Reeves Prairie Flower Church Grace Romine Ellen Hell Zion Center Mire George Alexander Women's Christian Temperance Union Baptist Bible School

Household Hints for Everyday Efficiency

A collection of thrift tips explains spreading newspaper to catch flour, saving time and gas by parboiling potatoes, repurposing raincoats into aprons and travel cases, making car mats and plant mats from fabric scraps, and removing candle grease with spirits of wine applied to the stain.

Playful discipline helps calm ill children through imagination

An article describes using imaginative play to secure cooperation from a sick four year old. Uncle distracts Dick with car talk and pretend fuel, radiator, and battery warmers to coax drinking milk and warming his hands. It argues tact and imagination can avert distress and promote quick obedience when direct methods fail. The piece promotes kindergarten access and mentions the National Kindergarten Association.

Dickie Uncle

One Woman Is Successful Assessor

Campbell County Wyoming elected Roxa S Kirby as county assessor in a landslide over a male candidate. Born in Iowa she taught in high schools before moving to Wyoming in 1919. She grew up in a farming family and remains devoted to home cooking and fancy work despite public office duties.

Campbell County Wyoming Roxa Kirby Iowa J. H. Kirby

Render Ham Drippings For Cooking Use And Flavor

Preserve drippings from ham in a cool place for use in cookies and spice cakes. Use as a butter substitute in meat sauces and vegetable dishes. Great for frying potatoes and for imparting a smoked meat flavor in dressings and stuffings.

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Fine Arts Henry Aurelia Reinhardt General Federation of Women's Club Rose V. S. Berry Piedmont Ave Berkeley Edward Franklin White East Michigan St Indianapolis Ind White Helen Norris Cummings Alexandria Cummings Virginia West Kentucky North Carolina District of Columbia Miss Cummings Affternoon George Maxwell Orville Bider John Shebeck Rooster Club McDonald Shalom Methodist Church Ross Priscilla Club BLO. W. Club Fred Keeley Frank Ross Nash Carl Dunbar Clarence Johnson West Chester Methodist Ladies Aid Society American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms Sherm Welch Poinsettia Club Presbyterian Ladies Presbyterian Church W. M. Keeles Nineteenth Century Club Women's Relief Corps G. A. KR. Hall Hedges National Kindergarten Association West 40Th Street New York City Thy Frances A. Gray H. I. Ward & Co Washington, Iowa
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