Joint session of W H S houses presided by Hon Margaret Jungbluth
A joint session of the Upper Houses of Washington High School was held last evening with Hon Margaret Jungbluth presiding as speaker of the Junior House. The junior seniors banquet hosted 459 attendees including graduates and parents at the Methodist church dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Margaret Jungbluth
Methodist Church
Capitol
National Capitol
United States
Bette Simons
Bob Ross
Everett Prebyl
Jean Jchison
Margaret Junabluth
W. A. Erbe
John Harp
Edit
Shields
Linccoln School
St James P T A May Meeting Highlights
The St James P T A met after noon with 21 mothers and three teachers. A 4th and 5th grade panel discussed Who is More Practical the Father or Mother and plans for a picnic at Sunset park were announced for May 18 with baskets to pass and central park gathering at 11 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
St. James
Parent Teacher Association
Sunset Park
Ladies
W. G. Eldridge
Iowa Ave
J. N. Phillips
Washington St
Maynard Brown
Main St
Fred Hutt
S. Iowa Ave
Fred R. Mauthe
4Th Ave
Charles R. Wilson
S. Marion Ave
Cloyd Knapp
Loyal Woman's Class of
Baptist Church
Ben Coppock
Friendship Club
William McCartney
Social calendar items list community meetings and clubs
The social calendar lists C D of A and other groups meeting Wednesday and Thursday with dates, times, and locations across local churches, clubs, and civic organizations. It mentions Ruth Nichols postponements, YW rooms entrance to YMCA, flower exchanges, and multiple W.S.C.S. units with host households and officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Nichols
U.P
O.E.S
P.m. Masonic Temple
Y.W
Y.M.C.A
Chas. Palmer
Just Us Club
William Beges
West Chester Federated Church
Vegetable club hosts boosters with prize winners named
Mrs Leonard Marie and Mrs Gay Stumpf co hosted a booster club meeting at their home. Sixteen members named the most useful vegetable. Visitors included Mrs Doyle Jarrard and Jeanette Woodburn. Mrs Raymond Landau presided. Mrs Isomer Jarrard presented Vi tamin Gardens for Victory. Entertainment was run by Mrs Mae Smith with prizes to Callie Woodburn Lloyd Walker and Martin Whittaker. Two course refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Marie
Gay Stumpf
Booster Club
Doyle Jarrard
Jeanette Woodburn
Raymond Landau
Isomer Jarrard
Vitamin
Enetertainmentt
Mae Smith
Callie Woodburn
Lloyd Walker
Martin Whittaker
Farewell Bridge Party for Mrs. Minick and Mrs. Westermark
Mrs. Tom Duncan hosted yesterday at Wings cafe for three tables of bridge honoring Mrs. Donald Minick Mrs. Nels Westermark and Mrs. Wayne Brown of Minneapolis Minn The event ended with hostess and guest prizes and a tulip centerpiece as refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Duncan
Winga's Cafe
Donald Minick
Nels B. Westermark
Wayne Brown
Minneapolis
Minn
Charles Barclay
Minick
Chicago
F.B.I
Westermark
Birthday candles for Evelyn McCutehen Marlene Barnes and Patty Sizer
Three girls celebrate birthdays today Evelyn Margaret McCutehen at eleven, Marlene Ruth Barnes at eleven, and Patty Sizer at ten. All are daughters of Detroit Michigan and Lisbon families with Lincoln school ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Margaret McCutehen
C. R. McCutehen
Marlene Ruth Barnes
Flavorful cuts and bases for hearty soups
Beef neck meat and beef shanks offer rich flavor for stews and soups. Veal shanks neck knuckles lamb neck shanks breast of mutton and pork hocks are also flavorful. Beans barley or rice make tasty soup bases.
Birthdays noted for Havre and area observers
Others observing birthdays today are Mrs. Lewis Hering Havre correspondent Nina Mae Little Mrs Frank B Miller Mrs John Shalla Jr C C Niffenegger of West Chester and Lawrence Glasgow son of Mr and Mrs Elwood Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hering
Havre
Nina Mae Little
Frank B. Miller
John Shalla, Jr
C. C. Niffenegger
West Chester
Lawrence Glasgow
Elwood Glasgow
Beans and meat mix as versatile dish option
Beans and meat combine in a flexible recipe with choices including beef short ribs brisket and various lamb cuts. The idea is to cook beans with a meat extender such as baccox squares salt pork pork hooks or spareribs to create hearty meals.
Nearly Frozen Woman Recovers After Four Day Ordeal
Mrs. Frances Bigus of Chicago, 63, wandered 60 miles across Mongollom Rim in snow after her stalled car broke down en route to Mexico City. She walked barefoot at times, fell into a creek, and survived two snowstorms until a sheriff's posse found her in a cabin near Lost Eden. Her daughter and sister had reached safety earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow, Ariz
Frances Bigus
Chicago
Mongollom Rim
Jack Dillingham
Mrs. Bigus
Melrose Park
Ill
Mexico City
Ann Bigus
Miss Bess Pruzinski
Roosevelt Dam
Miss Bigus
Tonto Basin
Zane Grey
High School Boy Sues Parents for Support
William Jay Lindburg, 16, of Huntington Park, sues his parents Oliver F. and Mrs. Lindburg for $75 monthly support for his education and living costs. He seeks independence from parental control, claiming he has depended on friends for food and shelter and that his parents are estranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Friends For Food and Shelter
William Jay Lindburg
Huntington Park
Oliver F. Lindburg
Dementia precox and insulin shock treatment overview
A medical piece explains dementia precox or schizophrenia as a withdrawal from ordinary life, with early symptoms like mood changes and loss of interest. It notes historical insulin shock and metrazol shock treatments, cites Argentine Review of Neurology and Psychiatry case data, and emphasizes earlier insulin shock potentially improving cure rates.
Food Essentials For Growing Child
Dr Philip C Jeans cautions that while infant nutrition improved, older children 5 to 15 lack three key essentials. Vitamin D, proteins from meat eggs and fish, and calcium are not provided in sufficient quantities, risking strength not keeping pace with height gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip C. Jeans
Iowa City
Journal of the American Medical Association
Spring Rhubarb Sauce and Nutritious Cooking Notes
A primer on spring rhubarb served over hot biscuits with sugar and guidance on food values. It notes varying nutrient content among foods, suggests wheat flour as a protein extender, and advises light cooking of vegetables to preserve vitamins. The text mentions energy from peanuts and dares a recipe with shortribs and beans, plus a 350 F oven instruction.
Firemen Mourn Loss as Students Help at Fire
Bethlehem reporters note Lehigh University students aided firefighters at a fraternity house blaze. After the flames were controlled, firemen reported missing items including twenty one rubber coats nine pairs of boots eight helmets and the assistant chief's shield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Lehigh University
Australian women to get four shades of stockings
Australian manufacturers in Victoria will limit women's stockings production to four shades Candlelight Touch of mauve Brown derby and First love. The voluntary plan targets a stable supply and uniform color options for consumers across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Victoria
Question Box on Toe Cramps and Tea Caffeine
A reader asks why postretirement cramps occur in toes and feet and notes possible causes such as circulation infection blood pressure and lifestyle. The answer cites factors like circulation and blood changes and offers general guidance. It also confirms tea contains caffeine and estimates about two grains per cup, with caution if consumed with coffee.
Tire mileage gains from slower speeds tested
A new tire shows extended life from 17 000 to 106 000 miles by lowering average speed from 40 mph to 25 mph. The test illustrates substantial impact of driving speed on tire longevity and fuel efficiency as reported by the manufacturers.
Men's Topflight Sport Shirts for Warm Weather Wear
Cool open weave cotton shirts in smart summer colors designed for work or play. Open collars short sleeves two pockets shirted backs and long square cut tails create a neat tailored look and COOL STYLE.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hon. Jungbluth
W.h.s.’S
Helen Stone
Ralph Schilling
Shirley Shunlap
Hal Longer
John Whittaker
Betty Snakenberg
Miss Minick
Miss Kyle
Miss Goodwin
St. James P.T.A
Congress
Ruth Michels
Miarimba
Henry Harrison
A Society of Christian Service
EB. E. Stutsman
Jungbluth
Michels
Raroh Sehilig
State of Retribution
Bettesnakenberg
State of
Acheson
House
Shirley Dunlap
State Enjoyment
Doris Kay
Martha Crossett
Bonnie Mpson
Jean Atchison
Tleano Ucker
Genevieve Baker
Bill Housen
Fred Jowning
State of Desire
Joho Ogan
Frances Falk
Charles Crull
Livington, Sr
Ton Ungbluth
Miss Atchison
Unior Prebyl
Om Walker
David Kingston, Jr
Home Om
Josephine Lambert
Edith Shields
Opal Unger
Marjorie Stivers
Bob Boileau
Lord Turner
Charles Rull
Home
Isabelle Goodwin
Anette Kyle
Lillian Mink
Hubert Redlinger
Ed Rich
Carter
C.d.of A
K.C. Halt
Lexington Circle
Wayne Norman
Flower and Bulb Exchange
H.H. Club
Charles Jeffries
W.S.C.S
G. N. Barclay
Flower Plant Exchange
Briclay
Dale Gallagher
Third Ave
D. Minick
N. Westermark
Posse
Western New
Sper Union
Dr. Barton
Moore's Bootery
Ss. A
Penney
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