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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1951

Page

3

Delicate Fish Cooking For Pleasant Odors And Flavor

Article urges careful fish cooking to avoid strong odors and preserve flavor. Presents several recipes including Creole Salmon, cod with honey lemon glaze, fried lean fish, and broiled lobster tails with lemon and mayonnaise. Emphasizes simple seasonings and quick cooking for tender, savory results.

Spinach Pancakes and Fancy Additions for Everyday Foods

Spinach can be incorporated into pancake batter for spinach pancakes and paired with pot roast. Recipes describe mustard hollandaise, broiled rock lobster tails with butter and lemon, and battered lobster with sesame crumbs. The guide suggests decorative lemon cups and a frankfurter scallop with mustard in white sauce.

Thermal Expansion Alloys for Glass-Equivalent Uses

Alloys with 42 percent nickel match glass expansion and are used as lead-in wires in sealed beam headlights television tubes and similar devices.

Lynn Chambers Menu Highlights Aboard Ship

The menu lists baked fillet of fish with mustard Hollandaise sauce and chopped creamed spinach. Baked potatoes and watercress with French dressing accompany hot rolls. Lemon sherbet and butter cookies end the selection.

Leftover Sweet Potatoes Stretch To New Patties

Leftover sweet potatoes may be mashed into small patties rolled in bread crumbs and browned on both sides in a little fat for a second serving.

Washingtons new dog pound nears completion and ordinance

The Junior Chamber of Commerce reports two of twelve dog pound units finished near Woodlawn cemetery with finishing work ongoing. A city ordinance regulating the pound and owner rules has been published as construction progresses and fundraising continues for a feed shed priced at 100 to 200 dollars.

Weasnington Woodlawn Cemetery Junior Chamber of Commerce Tom Duncan Washington Chamber of Commerce Fred Pfaff Don McClure Don Nichols Duncan Earnest Garrett Jack Creech Daryl Tucker Henry Schantz City of

Good Neighbor Color Scheme Guides Row House Repaint

When planning house colors, match neighbors on both sides to improve the block. Harmony across the row should trump individual distinction even when repainting a row house.

Keota Students Stage Senior Play and Banquet

Keota notes conclude school activities with the May 17 18 senior play Family Circle directed by Miss Alfred to full attendance. Junior Senior banquet followed in the gym with Pilgrim ambiance and a meal by junior mothers and 12 Freshman helpers. Baccalaureate was held May 20 with Rev. Hugh Williams delivering the sermon and music by a girls sextette. Service members on leave include Robert Krause and Rollin Royce S A visiting home prior to base reassignment.

Keota Alfred Gertrude Smith Russell Wallerick Don Shannon F. B. Mannatt Bill Arnold Mr. Musser Miss Alfred Hugh Williams Methodist Church Geore Freshwaters H. N. Poston Shirley Cupp Martha Smith Alice Richardson Shirley Lyle Shirley Yoder Nancy Leary Robert Krause S. R Ayees Krause Portland Oregon Fort Madison Rollin Royce S. A

Wheelmounted sheep shears patent hits Baxter Springs

Arthur J. Root Sr of Baxter Springs Kansas unveils a new lawnmower concept called sheep shears on wheels. The device resembles half a fedora hat with extending shear points and rotates on a disk powered by a motor. A guard rail protects cutting points to reduce accidents.

Arthur J. Root Baxter Springs Kans

New Refrigerator Bag Keeps Fish Or Fowl Fresh On Ice

A new market bag preserves freshness for fish or fowl until home. Fiber glass insulation maintains hot or cold for up to 30 hours. The outer bag uses scuff resistant simulated alligator plastic with a leakproof liner and full zipper top.

Ted Williams Rides Sox To 14 2 Win Over Washington

Ted Williams homered and drove in four runs as Boston blasted Washington 14 2. The Red Sox pounded 19 hits in support of Chuck Stubb s in a route victory, marking the fourth straight win and Williams back to form after elbow trouble.

New York Ted Williams Boston Red Sox Red Sox Williams Boston Washington Steve O'Neill Chuck Stubbs White Sox Cleveland Bob Lemon Billy Pierce Eddie Robinson Phil Masi Chicago Johnny Bero Browns Tiger Hal Newhouser St. Louis Toy Campanella the Brooks Preacher Roe Vern Bickford Giants Philadelphia Bubba Church Connie Ryan Reds Ken Raffensberger Pirates Ralph Kiner George Metkovich Murry Dickson Andy Pafko

Contests Draw Fire in Ridiculous Day Events

During Ridiculous Day retailers held independent contests alongside Chamber of Commerce events. Winners included Cora Swift for a Parker Pen set with 1 296 pencils. Murial Simmering for 2 421 floor tiles with 2 409 correct. Mrs. Clyde Tucker for closest to time stopped at Osincups. Elma Lloyd for 130 shoe sizes. Warren Dare for funds in a window jar. Florence Wolfe winning a prize for 32 826 days in three men's ages with 32 796 correct.

Chamber of Commerce Cora Swift Parker Nicola & Harmon Murial Simmering Duncan's Osincups Drug Clyde Tucker Washington Skelgas Tucker Elma Lloyd Benner Glen C. Yoder Warren Dare E.G. Huntin Appliance Florence Wolfe Chamberlin Bros Gnessing Roger Alliman Waviend Russell Klein Glen Cuddeback

Memorial Day Softball Tourney Opens Washington Weekend

Memorial Day week kicks off with a Washington all star game as Stewart Crane All Stars face North Liberty at Greenfield Sunday night. A full Memorial Day tournament follows Wednesday May 30 with noon start, $1 admission, and six teams including Cochran Roofing Iowa City and Glen Towers Des Moines.

Washington Stewart & Crane All Stars North Liberty Greenfield Art Edmondson Cochran Roofing Iowa City Glen Towers Des Moines Iowa City Cardinals Iowa Football Jerry Faske Joe Paulsen Dick Riecks Reberry Ottumwa

Windstorm Causes Widespread Damage Across Washington and Wellston

A strong windstorm toppled power lines and damaged equipment for Iowa Southern Utilities. Fifteen crew members worked overnight with more teams restoring service. Washington reported heavy damage in the south, with downed maple trees near the United Presbyterian home and near the Everette Palmer residence. New and old lines along the east route suffered outages, with anchors torn and poles down, affecting the Blue Note cafe area. Two-way radios aided rapid restoration, and the highway 218 area saw only limited interruption. Wellston saw a flattened barn and trees felled on multiple farms, with telephone service disrupted. Water flooded basements of local buildings including the Methodist church and nearby businesses, hampering eighth grade graduation activities. Downed trees and wind damage were reported across several residences, including at the Lambert residence southeast of Greenfield.

Iowa Southern Utilities Company Washington Frank B. Miller Iowa Southern United Presbyterian Everette Palmer Blue Note Cafe Grace Hill Milles Miller Wellston the Journal Ted Mayer Davis Brinning Wellston Bridge Walter Wilson

Defense attorneys plead for life of accused murderer

In Waterloo Iowa defense counsel urged jurors to spare Edward Beckwith life in the retrial for the 1949 mutilation slaying of Irma Stahlhut. Attorneys argued Beckwith was intoxicated and incapable of intent, contending the gallows should not be the outcome.

Waterloo Edward Buddy) Beckwith Morrison Irma Jean Stahlhut W. Louis Beecher Black Hawk Beckwith Fort Madison Supreme Court Beecher Stahlut

Army Post Office Delivers Mail Boost for Morale in Japan

The U S Army says mail service is key for morale and reports that in a 24 hour period its Japanese post office processed and forwarded nearly 90 000 pounds of mail from Korea to worldwide destinations.

United States Army Japan Korea

Army Life Builds Muscle and Posture in Recruits

The average soldier gains about five pounds in weight within months of enlistment. The overweight recruit sheds fat while gaining muscle and sinew, improving body posture after a few weeks of service.

United States Army

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