Country Club Plans Summer Family Dinners and Committees
The Country club announces summer family dinners with weekly golf and bridge events supervised by rotating committees led by Mrs. Wilson as general chairman. Starting June 1 cooperative dinners every Thursday at 6 45 pm require guests to bring table service and dishes to pass. local guests are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Wilson
Stan Siesey
Milan
Ebnn
J. W. _ Bhenefelt
Masonic Temple Kolah Club
Clarence Goff
Rosemary Club
Kheed Moore
Handcraft Group Ends Club Year With May Luncheon
The Handcraft department of the Fortnightly club held a May luncheon at Mrs. W. KR. Grose’s home, 22 West Washington, with fifteen members and guests from Elkhart and Fortmgbbary. Speakers included Mrs. Ernie Temple on the county convention and Mrs. St A Jurging on postwar homes with movable walls and built in units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. KR. Grose
West Washington Street
Ralph Hall
Elkhart
George Rudiger
C. Phil Weldin
Ira Rathmel
Department
Clarence Jacobs
Ernie Temple
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
St. A. Jurging
Kfe
Sugar Saving Lemon Pie Helps Family Budget
A vintage recipe outlines a lemon meringue pie with four tablespoons sugar in the filling and none in the meringue. It details cornstarch sugar light syrup lemon juice rind and egg yolk preparation, folding into a baked shell then meringue topping baked at 325 degrees for 18 to 24 minutes.
Nickerson brothers visit home and wartime updates
Mrs William Putman learned this morning that her brother Private Robert Nickerson of Fairfield has arrived in the United States and will visit Iowa relatives soon. He served in the 4th division through North Africa Sicily and Italy and has been overseas since March 1942. Another Heather, Private Charles Nickerson, is also in Italy. Hazel Simmering, long engaged in defense work in Oakland California, has returned to visit her parents for about six weeks before resuming her job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Putman
Fst
Robert Nickerson
Fairfield
States
Iowa
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
Nickerson
Heather
Charles Nickerson
Hazel Simmering
Oatland
Calif
Ed Simmering
Oakland
Roger. Hither
Sicher
Washington
Michicher
Chicago
Bieher
Mediterranean
L. M. Eichner
Kenneth W. Dayton
Hollywood
C. Dayton
Muscatine
Raymond Dayton
Kenmith
Ace Hi Bridge Club Hosts Mrs Anderson in Ainsworth
Members of the Ace Hi bridge club of Ainsworth gathered at Mrs Wiley Anderson's home on South Iowa Avenue for an evening of visiting and bridge. Mrs Karl O Connor won the high score prize and Mrs merin cess Baird received the low score award. Also present were Mrs Leona Buenneke, Mrs Myrtle Thomas, Mrs Irene Arthur, Mrs Ruth Jenkins, and Mrs George Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Wiley Anderson
Iowa Avenue
Karl O'Connor
Merincess Baird
Leona Buenneke
Myrtle Thoma
Irene Arthur
Ruth Jenkins
George Brown
Clean Factories Produce Sanitary Drinking Straws
The text describes straw production in spotless facilities using automatic high speed machinery to ensure a sanitary product for consumers.
Sau fary Drinking Trend Spurs Comfort Focus
Convenience and comfort drive a rising fad in drinking habits as patrons seek smoother sips. The trend emphasizes ease and pleasure, with drinks marketed as more enjoyable when sipped slowly.
Local News Notes On Visits From Service Members
Local brief compiles visits and leaves of service members and their families. Captain and others arrive in the States with plans to visit relatives in Iowa and Chicago. Cpl Ward N Benson and families host mothers day visits while cadet nurses spend vacations at home.
Memorial Day assistance planned by W F W group at cemetery
A Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary unit held its regular meeting in K halt last evening and announced plans to assist Memorial Day activities at the cemetery. Officers and members named include Mrs Workman Ethel Furman and Mable Athingon with funds for a little cottage and home care programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterne
Adnen
K. T. Halt
Imn
Workman
Ethel Furham
Ft Ieee
Mable Athingon
Sadee Moes
Cation
Atrar Bisie Litlle Cottage and Home Fund
Ehal
Fragmentary OCR notes tease wartime service details
A damaged fragment references daily service and a figure named Tak in a wartime context. Readable items mention improvised support and repeated activities tied to military or civil service. Further specifics are unclear due toMissing text
Bridge Party for Elsie Glassburner
A bridge party honoring Elsie Glassburner was held in town with friends and neighbors attending. The event featured a light supper and bidding games, celebrating Elsie’s milestone and social ties within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Glassburner
Picnic supper marks season for Presbyterian circle
Members of the McCleary Circle of the Presbyterian church enjoyed their first picnic supper of the season at Sunset Park last evening. The upper part was prepared at the fireplace with Mrs. William Glassburner, president, in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCleary Curthin
Presbyterian Church
Sunset Park
Willam Glassburner
Strawberry Jelly Pie Recipe Fragments From Old Menu
Fragmentary note lists ingredients for a strawberry jelly pie including strawberries sugar water mint flavoring and unflavored gelatin. Missing amounts and steps.
Senior Class Dinner Dance at Olympian Garden
A senior and junior class reception in the Olympian Garden featured two Greek temple themes with dilacs and rainbow backdrops. The event included a dramatized garden reception, musical interludes, speeches, a dance, and decorations by the junior and senior class committees with various student officers and chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. and
Mrs. Senior
Olympian Garden
Premih
Mgr
Mrt
Dale Caldwell
Margaret LeLashmutt
Straws Used For Feeding Patients At Abbey Station
A report notes straws from a soda fountain are used for feeding patients at a local abbey station. officials assure comfort and care while addressing safety and hygienic practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbot 84
Fragments Hover Over Confusing Straws and Dinger Spread
Unclear text fragment discusses straws and spreading something communicable in a jumbled narrative. Contains stray phrases about cleaning and pails with references to a hex and v4. No coherent facts or named entities emerge.
Flavor Gelatin Custard Scoop Over Lemon Pastry
A recipe describes setting flavored gelatin in cold water then making a custard from four beaten yolks with lemon juice sugar and gelatin. The custard is cooled and folded with stiff egg whites before pouring into a baked pastry shell and chilling before serving.
Hospital Births and Admissions Reported
The bulletin notes the birth of an eight pound one ounce baby yesterday at 5 26 PM to Mr and Mrs Henry Miller route one. It lists Charles Kallous admitted for observation and discharged today and Lenora Merrifield admitted for medical care. Helen Sueppel discharged yesterday and Harry Harrison discharged today. Warren Shafer and Earl Hilbier also discharged this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Charles Kallous
North Fifth Avenue
Lenora
Merrifield
Ains- Worth
Helen Sueppel
West Secorm Street
Anniversary and birthdays observed in local notices
Congratulations are sent to Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCall on their 16th wedding anniversary at 813 South Second Avenue. Ilarry Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Art Anderson, is eligible to eat extra portions today. Clarence Lewis Conrad, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce Conrad of Davenport, turns 14 today. Best wishes to Mrs. J. G. Merraw, Ed Squire, Fred Kupka, Clifford Baker and C. L. EveStone. Karry Watkins, make up man and pressman at the Journal office, celebrates a birthday and shares treats with workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McCall
South Second Avenue
Ilarry Anderson
Art Anderson
Clarence Lewis Conrad
Cloyce Conrad
Davenport
Dev
J. G. Merraw
Ed Squire
Fred Kupka
Clifford Baker
C. L. Evestone
Karry Watkins
Journal
Merhause
Dale Smith Birthday Trip Noted in England Visit
Dale Smith is spending his birthday somewhere in England. His parents, Mr and Mrs Miton Smith, live southeast of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl Ward N. Benson
Camp Sutton
N. C
Newt Benson
Ps. Dale Smith
England
Mrs
Miton Smith
Morning prayer meeting and teen health tip inked
A fragment notes a morning prayer meeting set for Wednesday at 3 where parents and many teens will gather. It urges teens to avoid drinking alcohol and promotes straw use as a hygienic habit to stay pretty and protect against infection.
Retiring Club President Plans May Party at YMCA
Mrs. George W. Rudiger, president of the Fortnightly cine, will preside at the club's May party on Tuesday evening May 29 in the Community room of the YMCA. Edna Means of Chicago will present a program titled This Land of Ours with dramatic readings. She has been linked with Washington appearances all year and is head of the Edna Means Dramatic Service of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Rudiger
Cine
Yi M.C.A. Vris
Edna Means
Chicago
Washington
Miss Meany
Smérson
Oratory
Boston
Masa
Migs Means
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Scepuone
Crone
Roy Frank
Fed Moore
SoWash
Richard Stewart
Fred L. Stewart
Mire
C. HR. Wilson
Stewart
Mr. Moore
Re. Baldrige
C. W. Stewart
B.D. Morrison
Ris Pe H. McCleery
J. W. Shenefelt
J Holbert
J. Rothschild
Stan Kiesey
McCleery
Morrison
Claude Tucker
J. 8. Kunath
E. B. Hammer
Frank Miller
Ralph Shannon
W. J. Atcorn
Louis Jones
Sai Turkington
Shanaiop
Jones
A. W. Crow
Max Marble
W. Crow
W. Livingston
Patterson
B Stewart
Clayton Bear
C. J. Jinneblum
Clow
Livingston
Eae
Sullivan
Teleephic
Theodore
Ivan Rehmel
Katharine Mauthe
Milo
Sorden
Ge Ee H. Orr
W. D. Dwve
Rudiger
Ballerin
Lafe Stout
Will Harwood
Wil Harwood
Guy Kriss
E. FE. Stutsman
Ralph Martin
George Morrison
Stutsman
Brookhart
Roger Sherman
T. L. Brookhart
J.M. Lloyd
D. Ig. Davis
Abs
Coon
Warl Steele
Lloyd
Sharge
George Stewart
Willis Jones
Mes
Henry Bailey
HS. Arthur
J. AS Pickens
Laser
Pickens
Mr. Stewart
T. R. Phillips
Wm. Shannon
BF. Bostwick, Jr
Dan Brindley
Ralph Gibson
T. A. Fleyner
Frank Nelson
BR. OH. McCleery
Glen i. Wilson
J. C. Holbert
Merle Turner
RK. M. Whitehead
Milo Sorden
Handcraft Group
Lyle Schulty
Navy
Lyle
Gladys Jeanette
Wolf’s Flower
Just Us Club
American Legion Auniliary, & i newcoeerOn Gl
Mre
J. D. Dayton
Oelock - Masonic Temple
Xington Ladies Aid Society
Elizabeth Young
Herman Sehui
Donal Smith
Ro McCutenen
Ladies Social Union of
Weel Chester Federated Enuren
Churen
Ruth Nichol
Mra
RM. Anderson
Pwriday
West Chester
W.C.T.U
Missionary Ten
Huey Leet
Héithiehem Commandery and Families
Temple
B. F. Boatwick
Rebekah Lorge
Bridge Club
W. H. Cress
Iowa City
Lester Laubach
Keota
Mable Hanlon
Krighton
Eclipse Olin. Co
Bertha Shiek
Ottumwa
Lemmon
Farragut
Idaho
Betty McKay
Mercy Hospital
Ives McKay
Pat Swift
Betty Schlatter
Jane Krupp
University Hospital
Masson
Ruth Bridges
T. H. Peelers
Meg Strd
Br. Chas
C. Brown
William Stoat
Kansas City
W.F.W. Group
Abe
Tak
Dieechas
Gack
Janus
Keith Cook
John Shaitrige
Heb Burlem
Warren Dare
Mercury
Pride
Boy Foster
Lena Davidson
Faisy Wilson Wille
Wes
Tia
Mary Lou. Barth
Cassandra
Ralph Schilling
Dave Livingston
Ruth Michels
Minty Martin
Dario E Humsten
Margaret
Plic
Althea Montgomery
Kiasth Shielda
Rosemary
Strohbelim
Jeannette Kyie
Ruth Miney
Lillian Minick
Prom of
Lincoln
Board of Education
Oiuinwa
Finch
Ruiden
Henrietta Keewart
Margaret Jungblath
Doe
Miss Stewart
Miss Jungblubh
Ralph Seidlibe
Mary Jewell Halbert
Merren Guile
Evelye Vacha
Bob Bostwick
Bob Chabal
Bob Foster
Marc Viltetoe
Shirley Duneary
Shirley Brywr
Miss Miner
Wasco Seaes Mills
Marjorie Uuwer
Seb Livingston
Kiean Hasty
Helen Falk
Novia Hirber
Janet Martin
Dane Redlinger
Harold Turner
Leondae
Char v Falk
Ruth Smith
Dick Younsee
See Au
Janices
Kathryn
Mary Loutei
Gwen
Ranseyer
Mareeta
Ed Prorta
Kyle
Mary Justine
Apr Voorhees - Lyle Ton
Dite x
Cabiweil
Kenneth Patterson
Chrele Ilies
Paul Maxwell
Atheare
Rossett
Shi
Goin
Sénidy Chase
John Whittaker
Shirely
Boerelity
Phyllis Brown
Uptasurer
Presid
Cnt
Margaret DeLashmutd
Vies Eens
Mareia Masson
Secre
Prev Dare
Temon
Puget Carnstarch
Harry Harrison
Winfield
Harvey Nursing Home
Warren Shafer
Earl Hilbier
Tegbenty
Ieshyierinan
Etiine
Threehorenh
Wales
Miss Means
Conrad Naseland
Edgar Berger
Screen and Radio
George W. Kundiger
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