Rainbow Girls Install Officers at Ceremonial
Rainbow Girls held a Sunday installation at the Masonic temple to install newly elected officers for the year. Marilyn Falk escorted to the east by her father Marilyn Mouser sang My Best To You.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1951
Page
2
Rainbow Girls held a Sunday installation at the Masonic temple to install newly elected officers for the year. Marilyn Falk escorted to the east by her father Marilyn Mouser sang My Best To You.
A note on pan cooking a smoked ham slice. Place the slice in a heavy frying pan without fat and do not cover. Cook slowly turning occasionally for even browning and regularly pour off drippings. Serve immediately after the slice browns.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Gustafson, soon moving from Washington, were guests of honor at a porch party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Day. Guests included Gustafson's bridge club members and their husbands. A seven o'clock cooperative chicken dinner was served on the Day home south porch. A keepsake gift honored the pleasant time they shared. Bridge followed with Gustafson high score, Mrs. Harold Wehr low, and Mrs. John Oven travel prize.
Mrs. Leroy P. Conner became a new member of the S and C club at May 10 gathering hosted by Mrs. Lamont Duwa in the county's northeast. Officers elected were Mrs. Ted Gerot as president and Mrs. Duwa as secretary. prizes were won by Mrs. Robert Gerot, Mrs. Ed Kucera, and Mrs. Leroy Conner.
Members of St Marys circle and guests gathered at the country home of Mr and Mrs Hubert Redlinger for a wiener roast and picnic. Rev R J Kinnavey and others from Los Angeles attended as special guests. An auction raised 22 dollars for the circle's treasury and the evening ended with social time.
A sequence of community events lists meetings and potlucks across multiple groups. Bosses include Drama Dept Fortnightly at 6:30, YW Wives and YWCA Mixers with guest speaker, and Child Study sessions with potlucks at Sunset Park and Sunset Legion hall. Local clubs, temple events, and service gatherings fill the week.
Bride to be Wilma Marie Wiemers of Ida Grove plans to wed William Maurice Mineart on Thursday May 31 at 9 30 in Sacred Heart church Ida Grove. Mineart is the son of H W Mineart of near Brighton and the couple have taught in Battle Creek schools with Mineart teaching mathematics and coaching and Miss Wiemers teaching in the grades.
The YWCA Young Adult committee organizes a Wednesday noon luncheon in the YW room with a picnic theme. It is the last in the current series and invites all employed girls and interested women to attend without reservations. A get acquainted program is planned, with meals served at twelve and a one o'clock return to work.
Group II of the Christian Women's Fellowship met Friday afternoon at Roxie Beenblossom's new home with sixteen members and five children present. Guests included Mrs. T C Polk Teddy and Tom, Mae Davis, Mrs. Bessie Tucker, and Mrs. Jennie Laudermann.
Nettie Wittmer describes a day of gardening and canning with preserves and honey made for family, visits to a city with shoe sales, and a stroll around the square imagining new dress ideas. The piece reflects frugal budgeting, homegrown food, and light social errands.
The article notes Bradley cannot meet European commitments as farmers face many acres of corn still unplowed due to wet fields. Moisture may boost hay while a few oats fields were planted. The piece ends with poetic reflections on spring’s delays and the morning star.
An item lists names and districts of eighth grade students from townships and no. 7 Independent and others. It follows with a report on the senate committee investigation into General MacArthur's removal, noting Bradley's refusal to disclose confidential talks with President Truman and the 18 to 6 vote allowing silence, plus Johnson asking for reasons behind the joint chiefs' recommendation.
Art Klemme 51 and his wife Amelia 48 were killed after an attempted arrest by state agent Robert Blair. Blair confronted Klemme who reached for a hidden gun in the bedroom and fired three times, killing Klemme. Earlier Klemme allegedly shot his wife and wounded his daughter-in-law Darlene as she fled the family car.
A troopship carrying 5,000 soldiers collided with an oil tanker in heavy fog while approaching Seattle. No one was injured. The ship involved is the USS Private Sadao Mune.
The MorI was en route to the Far East with troops when it collided with the Union Oil tanker St Clair in the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Both ships suffered hull breaches with buckled bow plates on the 7604 ton troopship, but winter plates remained intact and no water ingress occurred, per Navy PIO Lt. Robert Kline.
Admitted Sunday were James Hinshaw of W Chester for medical and Robert Kennedy of Washington for medical. Monday tonsillectomies on Ed ward Lewis and Martha Meyers born of Washington. Births Sunday afternoon include a son to Mr and Mrs John A Yoder of Wellman and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Clover DIN of Keota and a son to Mr and Mrs John Knott of Washington.
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