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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1951

Page

2

Homemakers Club Displays Antiques at Meeting

Mrs David Kleese hosted eight members of the Homemakers Club for a Wednesday afternoon gathering featuring an antiques display. Guests included Mrs Wilbur Wright and children among others.

Homemakers Club David Kleese Homemaker's Club Wilbur Wright

Deeply Penetrating Athlete's Foot Remedy Ad

An old druggist ad promotes an athlete's foot treatment with a 90 percent alcohol base and active medication DEEPLY to kill the germ. It promises relief in one hour or a 40 cent refund at any drug store and notes availability today at L McDaniel, Druggist.

Reo L. McDaniel

Antique themed afternoon club session noted by members

Elwood Kleese and children join Mrs Hal Richards as the program explored antiques and relics. Mrs Arthur Wiley presented on antiques and old china with images of historic sites. Members shared an antique and its history during role call. Mrs Ed Shalla led the business meeting and distributed year books.

Elwood Hkleese Hal Richards Arthur Wiley Ed Shalla Shalla Wiley Jack Trotman

Navajo Club Luncheon at Mrs A Lester Home

Mrs Augusta Lester entertained the Navajo club at her West Madison street home with twenty members present and two guests, Mrs Don Sheetz and Mrs Burl Pringle of Thornburg, assisting.

Augusta Lester Navajo Club West Madison Street Don Sheetz Lester Burl Pringle Thornburg

Picnic Plans Highlight Kalona Group Meeting

The write up notes a luncheon at one o'clock with a two course spread followed by handwork. The final June gathering will be a Kalona picnic with participants Diane Alvine Elaine Wolf Kenneth Wolf Betty Iraf Judy Hite and many others from Keota Columbus Junction Gladwin Washington and nearby towns.

Kalona Diane Alvine Elaine Wolf Kenneth Wolf Betty Iraf Ainsworth Judy \hite Gladwin Claudette Davis Columbus Junction Twila Palmer Judy Stoutner Keota Barbara Ferguson Glds Marion Moll Frances Godwin John and Clem Adams Washington

Mrs Houck Recital Showcases Local Piano Students

Mrs M and Houck present another group of piano students in a Friday evening recital at 8 o clock in the Lorden music studio. Friends and relatives are invited. Performers include Lacey Ann Grant Gary Schantz Wellman Margaret Ann Patterson and Jimmy Patterson.

Tricky appetizers use dried beef in cornucopias

Dried beef proves versatile with clever appetizers. Thin strips spread with chive cottage cheese or onion cream cheese, rolled into cornucopias, then speared with decorative picks for a festive bite.

Bill Reece Named Delegate To Encampment In June

Kalona resident Bill Reece son of Mr and Mrs Delmer Reece will travel to Des Moines around June 17 to attend the annual Boys State from June 17 to 23 at Camp Dodge He was chosen as the Kalona delegate under English River American Legion Post No 23 sponsorship

Kalona Bill Reece Delmer Reece Des Moines Camp Dodge Bill English River

Social Event Honors Mrs George Tripp in Washington

Mrs L R Tripp hosted a large group this afternoon to greet her daughter in law Mrs George Tripp and her husband who arrived to make their home in Washington. Assisting were Mrs Howard McCleery Mrs Fred Reid and Mrs Dora Steck as guests arrived in groups between three and five. Decorations featured pastel tea table arrangements and background piano music by Charlotte Berry with Don Benblossom arranging the decor.

L. R. Tripp George Tripp Washington Howard McCleery Fred Reid Dora Steck Tripp Harold Johnson John Griffith Mary Berry Fred Sell

Ridiculous Stores Open Washington For Friday Events

Ridiculous Stores will stay open 7 to 9 p m Friday with special day sales items. The annual parade begins at 9 a m marching around the square. Afternoon entertainment is planned and rooster and egg entrants must register birds in Central Park after 1 30 p m with a judge and produce representatives present. Mr and Mrs J M Finney returned from a 10 day Ohio trip visiting Columbus Mansfield and Akron. Julius Conger, staying in the Finney apartment, returned to Long Beach California this morning.

Washington Central Park J. M. Finney Ohio Columbus Mansfield Akron Julius Conger Long Beach Calif

Brighton Road Project Details and Contractors

The Brighton road realignment near Sandyhook to Brighton Hill will raise the grade and widen the bed. Hanson handles culverts, Jensen builds bridges, Armstrong moves dirt, and other firms manage final surfaces and lines. Curves will be eased for safety as crews remove tree cover and old railroad structures.

Washington Brighton Sandyhook Hill Brighton Hill Sandyhool Hill Rock Island Railroad Company Ainsworth- Brighton Rock Island Company Skunk River Nou Armstrong Company Jensen Construction Company Des Moines Brighton Road

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