Dessert Luncheon Honors Public Affairs With Mrs Beggs
Public Affairs department of the Fort nightly club held a May dessert luncheon at Mrs. William Beggs home to conclude the club year. Visitors included Mrs. Glenn Holden and Mrs. Karl Mohr. Officers for the new year were announced and six new members joined the department. A paper by Mrs. Albert Simpson titled And What Kind of Peace was followed by discussion. A quiz was conducted by Mrs. Yard and Mrs. Dupuis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Affairs Department
Fort Nightly Club
William Beggs
Glenn B. Holden
Karl W. Mohr
J. M. White
Kathryn Mauthe
William Mohland
John Stewart
Harvey Meek
Charles R. Wilson
Lauder Kennedy
A. W. Yard
Wilson
Albert Simpson
Yard
W. B. Dupuis
Honor Della Patton at Informal Tea in Homemaking Parlor
Della Patton was guest of honor at an informal tea yesterday afternoon in the homemaking parlor of the high school. Miss Patton, a popular instructor who recently resigned, was honored with the participation of the high school and junior college faculty and homemaking class members hosted by Eugenia Hoffert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Patton
Aud High School
Miss Patton
Eugenia Hoffert
Martha Downing
Beverly Brown
Helen Knapp
Margaret McCall
Gloria Keyser
Doris Knott
Jean Patterson
Pat Flynn
Jo Ann Ross
Virginia Luers
Shirley Carris
Social calendar details up for local clubs and meetings
Thursday events include O E S regular meeting at 8 p m at Masonic temple and T I T with Mrs Herbert Campbell at 7 30 p m Wisie Glassburner’s apartment. Friday lists Ladies Aid U P church 2 30 p m and Woman's Republican club elections at 7 30 p m with Mrs William Beggs. Multiple W S C S units meet 2 30 p m at various homes. Fortnightly and Junior Fortnightly gatherings scheduled with picnics and suppers at Sunset Park and 923 S Third Ave. Tuesday features community social and reception for Rev Milo J Phillip at Valley church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
T.I.T
Herbert Campbell
Ainsworth
Wisie Glassburner
Ladies Aid Society
U.P. Church
Church Woman's Republican Club
Washington County
William Beggs
Seventh St
W.S.C.S
W. Main St
C. G. Marshall
W. G. Eldridge
Iowa Ave
J. N. Phillips
Washington St
Maynard Brown
N. Main St
Fred Hut
S. Iowa Ave
Fred R. Mauthe
S. 4Th Ave
Charles IK. Wilson
S. Marion Ave
W.S.C
Cloyd Knapp
Loyal Woman's Class of
Baptist Church
Ben Coppock
Friendship Club
William McCartney
Sunset Park
Milo J. Phillip
Valley Church
Rosemary Club at Rothlisberger Home
Mrs. Charles Rothlisberger hosted the Rosemary club yesterday afternoon at her home. Bridge was played at three tables with Mrs. Shirley Augustine winning high score, Mrs. Reed Moore low score, and traveling prize going to Mrs. Don Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rothlisberger
The
Rosemary
Shirley Augustine
Reed Moore
Don
Harmony club meeting hosted by Mrs James Swift
Mrs James Swift hosted a Harmony club afternoon with three visitors Esther Stewart Virginia McLaughlin and Mrs Ed Mayhew. Mrs Cloyee Stewart club president led the meeting as thirteen members answered roll with their mothers favorite songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Swift
The
Harmony Club
Esther Stewart
Virginia McLaughlin
Ed Mayhew
Cloyee Stewart
Club
Boyd Stephens
I.S.A
Francis McConnell
Nelson Thompson
James Btooks
Ralph Kleese
W. H. McConnell
John Wheelan
Leona Wehr Elected Regent of Catholic Daughters
Leona Wehr was elected grand regent of the Catholic Daughters of America during a meeting at K C hall. Agnes Wheelan presided and new officers for the year were listed, including Martha Whittaker as vice regent and Marie Birka as prophetess. A social session followed with card games and prizes for Lucy Dempsey and Mrs John Braunshausen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of Americ
K.C. Hall
Agnes Wheelan
Leona Wehr
Martha Whittaker
Marie Birka
Nettie Boyd
Lucy Dempsey
Angela Shockey
Margaret Payne
Monitor
Helen Sueppel
Sentinel
Teresa Adams
Albie Lukavsky
Joe Wehr
Cedar Falls
Adam
John Braunshausen
Banco
Mrs Holt Hosts Good Will Club Meeting
Mrs Holt hosted the Good Will club for a 15 member gathering led by president Be Hoxworth. New officers were elected: John Tucker president Will Bealer vice president Julia Sisk secretary Frank Mayhew assistant Karl Simpson treasurer b b Lemley reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Holt
Good Will Club
Be Hoxworth
John Tucker
Will Bealer
Julia Sisk
Frank Mayhew
Karl Simpson
B&b Lemley
Jake Wenger
Fred Wagner
Joe Klopfenstein
White Oak Community Notes
White Oak notes feature Charles Dill and Lloyd Luers Jr taking seventh grade tests at New Haven school. Two boys from the area graduate high school this year Keith Daering and LeRoy Luers. Neighbors Rev Peters from West Chester visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Luers
White Oak
Charles Dill
Lloyd Luers, Jr
New Haven
Keith Daering
West Chester
LeRoy Luers
Washington
Rev
Peters
Homer Brinning
Leonard Brinning
Luers
Walter Hotle
Richland
George Augustine
Wilbur
Brighton
George Bond
Cy Dickinson
Annebell Jackson
Virginia Luers
Naval Academy Opens at Annapolis in 1845
The U S Naval Academy was established at Annapolis in 1845 marking the founding of the national military college. The new institution began training officers for the United States Navy and Marine Corps under federal jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open
Naval Academy
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Mother's Day Tea by Pythian Sisters at Brighton
The Pythian Sisters hosted a Mother's Day tea at P. hail Brighton May 12 drawing about fifty attendees. Programs included songs and readings by Diane McNeese Mrs H Hagans Mrs W O Schafer and Joan Hagans with God Bless America. The oldest mother present, Mrs Anna Shaffer, received a bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Pythian Sisters
No. of
P. Hail
America
Diane McNeese
H. Hagans
W. O. Schafer
Joan Hagans
Fred Wanerus
Lorne McNeese
Preeent
Anna Shaffer
Grace Hill Ladies Plan a Guest Day
Grace Hill Ladies Aid society held a regular meeting at the Community building. A devotional service led by Mrs. Frank Anderson opened with the sower story from Luke. The group planned a guest day tea for Wednesday afternoon May 26 inviting two guests per member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Frank Anderson
Ed Libe
Nelson Woodford
T. Schwalbe
Bethel
Alaska
H. A. Engel
West Chester Federated Church
West Chester
Aid Society Plans Different Program In United Presbyterian Church
The Ladies Aid society of the United Presbyterian church maps a monthly birthday program plan. Lists of month by month hostesses and officers include President Mrs Aileen White and Secretary Winnie Gordon. Kensington Club hosted eight members for a plant exchange and a one course luncheon with guest Mrs Mary Chihak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Baird
Flower
Hemphill
Townsend
N. Clegg
Owens
J. E. Adams
Kensington Club
Mary Chambers
Mary Chihak
China Converts Nonmilitary Trucks From Gasoline to Charcoal
In a move described as experimental, Chinese authorities report converting nonmilitary trucks from gasoline to charcoal as an alternative fuel approach. Officials say the program tests fuel efficiency and emissions impacts in limited city fleets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Congregation Holds Annual Meeting At Baptist Church
The Baptist congregation hosted a cooperative supper for 32 attendees followed by its annual congregational meeting led by Rev. Alfred Trenerry. Elections named Woodrow Crone and A.4. Bielefeldt to the deacon board, Mrs Woodrow Crone and Nellie Wiley as deaconesses, and S. W. Easter and Carol Fourgey to the trustees. Numerous officers and committees were listed, including financial secretary Lucile Forgey and organist Mrs. Charles McConnell, with leadership roles in the young people's society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Trenerry
C. V. Brown
W. P. Moore
Woodrow Crone
A. 4
Mae McClure
Mabie Gordon
Wilma Thompson
Lois Turnipseed
Tee
Carol Forgey
J. A. Sutten
Dave Benson
Bush
Charles McConnell
A. J. Bielefeldt
Charles Murdock
A .W. Yard
Thompson
Marietta Workman
Liebfeldt
Crone
Ben Coppock
Young People
Crusader
A. Wotruba
Stanley Thompson
Dale Garrett
Clyde Kelley
The
Young Peoples Society
Dorothy Wotrwba
Rhea Buck
Lick Dowis
Lizzie Reighard Celebrates 86th Birthday At Journal
Lizzie Reighard, member of the Journal's Three Quarter Century club, marks her 86th birthday today. Birthday greetings come from Mrs. A. F. Ledger, Charlie Schamp, Mrs. Ben Holt, Billy Gray, Edward Kauffman of Pleasant Ridge, and R. D. Orris of Crawfordsville. She was born in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Reighard
The
Journal
Ohio
A. FR. Ledger
Charlie Schamp
Ben Holt
Billy Gray
Edward Kauffman
Pleasant Ridge
R. D. Orris
Crawfordsville
Time Guidelines for Washing Different Fabrics
Washing in a machine can be overdone as well as underdone. Ideal time for woolens is two to three minutes. Silks and synthetics take three to five minutes. Cottons and linens need five to ten minutes, with five extra minutes optional. If not clean, wash in fresh suds a second time.
Mrs Hildeth Coates Elected T T T President
Crawfordsville May 12 Chapter L of the T T T held its monthly meeting with Mrs Ruth Tolander of Olds presiding as deputy. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs Hildeth Coates, vice president Mrs Ruth Tolander, corresponding secretary Mrs Mabel Monson, recording secretary Mrs Violet Lindeen, treasurer Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ruth Tolander
Olds
Hildeth Coates
Mabel Monson
Violet Lindeen
Florence White Leads Postmeeting Social With Refreshments
Florence White historian and reporter Arlene Fletcher and Isabelle Piper attended a postmeeting social hour. After the business, guests enjoyed light refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence White
Arlene Fletcher
Isabelle Piper
Card of Thanks from the Enfield Family
The Enfield family expresses heartfelt thanks to all who offered comfort during their sorrow. Gratitude is extended for the beautiful service floral offerings and other kindnesses received from friends and neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Enfield
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Dean Enfield
Spot Welding: Glue Spots Bond Lumber Edges
A new process uses glue in spot joints along edges and high frequency radio waves to set the spots. This method enables converting surplus lumber into marketable stock at low cost.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Beggs
Honor Della Patton
Rosemary Club
Rothlisberger
Alice Lafourek
Catherine Vacha
C. D
Mrs. Holt
Mrs. Bealer
Mrs. Tucker
Pythian
Grace Hill
Aid Society
Moore's Bootery
Coates
T.t.t.’S
P. L. Etter
Iowa
Benteco
Strak
Varibpty
HERA
Sido Club
Sinera Benteco
Lice ¢ Haly
Larg
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Bermudas
California
Sv. Oz
Clicquot C.ius
Clicquot
Washington Beverage CO
Washington, Iowa
Sing Wate
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