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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1948

Page

3

St Josephs Circle Holds Regular Meeting With Card Wins

St Josephs Circle met at Kathryn Flinns home with 13 members present and Father Corcoran as guest. Alice Dempsey won high in bridge Dora Gevock won high in pinochle and Mrs LeRoy Dann high in banco. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Fred Heck.

St. Joseph’s Circle Kathryn Flynn Father Corcoran Alice Dempsey Dora Gevock LeRoy Dann Banco

Riverside Garden Club Hosts Afternoon Meeting

Riverside Garden club members gathered at Mrs. Mary Schnoebelen's home with co hosts Mrs. Joseph Shra der and Mrs. T A Ryan. Mrs. Hazel Albright spoke on pests and bugs in the garden while Mrs. Milt Birka discussed culture and care of roses.

Riverside Garden Club Mary Schnoebelen Riverside Joseph Shhrader T. A. Ryan Mary Lintz Delbert Flynn Hazel Albright Milt Birka Mary Baschnagel George Deatech Lyle Fesler Rachel Gerot Victoria Griffin Minnie Holtz Earl W. Hart Anna Krotz Fred Yordi John Rotenburger Katherine Thomann Alfred Yordi

Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Community Events

Notices list events with times and hosts: Country club dinner 7 p.m. and Past Chief's Association 8 p.m. Mrs Ella Miller. Women's Council 2 p.m. at Fairfield Council. Baptist Women Missionary Society sewing and potluck at noon. Fleur De Lis 2 p.m. Mrs John Stewart. D A R annual meeting Tuesday 2:30 p.m. Mrs F R Mauthe. Navajo club 2:30 p.m. Wednesday with June 18 meeting at Mrs Rachel Gerot home and Mrs Victoria Griffin co host.

Country Club Cooperative Chief's Association Ella Miller The Christian Church Fairfield Council Baptist Women's Missionary Society Rudie Schmidt John Stewart Rachel Gerot Victoria Griffin

Night Culling Aims to Ease Handling of Poultry Flocks

The article notes that culling poultry at night can reduce stress for birds and make examination quicker. A flashlight or lamp aids inspection, and culled birds can be moved to a crate for daylight scrutiny.

R SCHANTZ PLEDGES TRUTH TO J JOHNSTON AT HOME WEDDING

Ruth Maxine Schantz and James Dale Johnston wed in Crawfordsville at the bride’s parents home. Rev. W H Regier officiated the double ring ceremony before candles and gladiolus. The couple will live in Ankeny Iowa after a reception for 65 guests. Both are Crawfordsville High School graduates. Johnston is a Navy veteran and Dairy Genetics field man. Schantz worked as a social welfare stenographer.

R. Schantz Truth J. Johnston Ruth Maxine Schantz Wilbur Schantz James Dale Johnston Holly Johnston Crawfordsville W. H. Regier Eicher Church Betty Wyse Washington Loa von Bontrager Olds Maxine Fulton Treva’ Bontrager Robert Bontrager Harry Suter Crawfordsvilleigh School Johnston Department of Social Welfare Navy Dairy Genetics of Des Moines

Flower Show Plans Move Forward at Columbus Junction Meeting

Chapter CX P E O Sisterhood held its final spring meeting at Mrs Julia Hawkins home on May 24 with 25 members and a guest. President Wilma Northey reported on the state convention at Sioux City. Flower show entries close 8 30 p m Friday with late entries Saturday morning for perishable flowers. Exhibition and table settings expected. juniors urged to participate. Fortnightly club sponsors show opening Saturday at 1 p m with a flower talk by Mrs C W Opel of Muscatine at 2 p m who will judge entries.

Columbus Junction P. E. O. Sisterhood Julia Hawkins M. A. Anderson Maryville Mary McKee Wilma Northey Sioux City Laver Nicola and Harmon's Bridges Pardon Departments C. W. Opel Muscatine

Luncheon Bridge And Golf at Country Club Ladies Day

Forty two women attended Wednesday activities at the Country Club with golf starting at 10 am. Mrs D K Pence won first prize in the blind bogie contest and Mrs Dan Brindley took second. prizes were merchandise at the cad uy house.

D. K. Pence Dan Brindley Caduy House Stutsman B. Hammer Gifford Morrison Hugo Lenseh Joe Cheves Iowa City Washington Fairfield Nels Westermark Brindley Jenee Joan Ross Mae Davis Elfth Westermark I. E. Coffey West Chester Orrin Johnson Crawfordsville

Oysters Safe in Months With R but Poor in Summer

The article explains that oysters should be avoided in months without an R because summer months yield poorer quality oysters due to breeding. It notes that fat oysters from clean water can be eaten year round without health risk.

Birthday greetings for local residents on May 27

The notice lists birthdays for Mrs. S. P. Finch Roberta Ann Wiley Mrs. Claude Rhode Beck J E Linder Francis Haney Frances Falk Gladys Ruth McNeill daughter of Mr and Mrs M B McNeill of Wapello Mrs Wilbur Rose Crawfordsville Grant Arvin Poindexter son of Mr and Mrs Robert Poindexter James Dudley Carey son of Mr and Mrs John Carey Mrs William Lyle Lantz Riverside and Delores Wallace daughter of Mrs Everette Wallace all on May 27 along with wedding anniversaries for Mr and Mrs Louis Larsen Mr and Mrs William W Brown and Mr and Mrs Gene Tucker.

S. P. Finch Roberta Ann Wiley Claude Rhodebeck J. E. Linder Francis Haney Frances Falk Gladys Ruth McNeill M. B. McNeill Wapello Wilbur Rose Crawfordsville Grant Arvin Poindexter Robert Poindexter James Dudley Carey John Carey William Lyle Lantz Riverside Louis Larsen William W. Brown Gene Tucker

Pythian Circle Hosts Memorial Day Meeting

The Pythian Circle met at Mrs. Walter Smiths home for a May gathering honoring her aunt Mrs. Don Brindley. Eleven members attended with Mrs. B C Briley presiding as president. The group read poems, answered a flower lore quiz, and enjoyed violin and piano music by Rev. and Mrs. Smith before social time and refreshments.

Pythian Circle Walter Smith Don Brindley N. Clark B. C. Briley

Older Campfire Girls Meet At Mrs Dowell’s Home

The Campfire group met Saturday at Mrs. George Dowell’s house with seven girls present. They worked on a box to be shipped overseas and planned a Memorial Day flower table for soldiers to pin boutonnieres. Sapphire the camp pig will soon be fat enough for shipment.

George Dowell Sapphire

Prenuptial Shower for Mildred Pressly

Mrs. Fred Hawkins and Hazel Hunt hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Hawkins home for Mildred Pressly who will wed on June 8. Nineteen guests enjoyed contests and gifts, including a large yellow and green umbrella. Decorations featured streamers and spring flowers with pineapple, peach ice cream, white cake, and iced tea.

Fred Hawkins Hazel Hunt Ainsworth Hawkins Mildred Pressly Miss Pressly

Bridal Shower Held For Marie Swailes At Hiland Palace

Seventy five guests attended a shower for Marie Swailes in Hiland Palace honoring her upcoming marriage to Norman D. Swaila set for June 6. The pink and white theme extended to decorations and lunch.

Hiland Palace Marie Swailes Norman D. Swaila

Party honors guests with gifts and refreshments

An event featured airplane banco and opening of gifts providing entertainment. Refreshments followed the party. Hostesses included Mrs. Henry Prymek, Mrs. Raymond Lorack, Mrs. Ray Forbes, Mrs. George Shalla, Mrs. Frank Mincer Sr., and Mrs. James Swailes.

Banco Henry Prymek Raymond Lorack Ray Forbes George Shalla Frank Mincer James Swailes

New Magic Fabric Kohinoor Textile Debuts

A wool and rayon blend named kohinoor, approved by the American Institute of Laundering, washes like cotton. Used for mens shirts and slacks, womens suits, and boys apparel, it shows less than 1 percent shrinkage and strong color and light-fastness in tests.

American Institute of Laundering

Naming Lake Huron Through History

The lake known as Lake Huron carried various names in early maps and texts. Sanson called it Kareg nondi, Champlain called it Mer Douce, and Crexius in 1680 named it Mare Dulce seu Lacus Huronum, with Huronum serving as a memorial to the Huron people living along its shores.

Lake Huron Sanson Champlain Crexius

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Fred Heck Riverside Club Mrs. Schnoebelen D.A.R. Annual Meeting F. R. Mauthe F. L. Broadgate West End Grocery Borden Irene Karol Fuller Jom Duncan Bride Joann Schantz Betty Johnston Kenneth Johnston Ankeny Mrs. Johnston Anopen Country Club Ray Delores Wallace Everette Wallace Mrs New York Atchison North Side Square Smlenigonery
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