Pupils to Appear At Piano Recital at United Presbyterian Church
Helen Harvey brings her piano pupils to a Friday four thirty recital in the social room of United Presbyterian Church. Program features classical and contemporary pieces by Gilbert, Bach Gounod, Mendelssohn, Scharwenka, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Harvey
United Presbyterian Church
Kiven
America
Forrest
Harriet Kunik
Litthe
Brown
Ketterer
Grasshoppers
Dunn Ruth Wagenkneght
Streabbot
Brown Carol Greciana
Ae Franke
Joyce Logan
Betty Logan
Snaeren Deusois
Madge Brock
Barbara Nayadley
Cheryl Nayadley
Joretta Boshart
Czirdas
Marilyn Falk
Betty Kunik
Mrowsy Lang
Blue Bells de Leone
Betty Ann Kunik
Endie Citienat Jew Mendelssohn
Norma Eatinger
Famey Valley
Iocs
Lloyd I
Rogers Marilyn Falk
Auxiliary to Serve Armistice Banquet
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion hall with 123 paid members. They discussed Christmas cards for armed forces, rag sewing on Oct 26, and plans for the Armistice banquet. Donations were approved to the National War Fund and to buy records for service men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
E. Ward
Singing of America
the Beautiful
Carl Voorhees
Rodney Arnold
Oscar Lane
R. E. Shannon
Marietta Workman
Stanley Richards
Lee Dusenbery
National War Fund
National Legion and Auxiliary
Navy
Ward
R. J. Tanner
Leonardy
George Rudiger
Paul Snakenberg
Henry Berdo
George Baker
Fred Downing
Golia Miller
M. L. Brown
Clovee Stewart
The
Legion and Auxiliary
Keokuk
Mary Lou Barth
University Hospital
Iowa City
Straws Seen as Public Health Aid in Crowded Areas
In busy areas where dishwashing help is scarce, drinking straws are valued to protect public health. The article notes germs hidden on glass rims but asserts mouths avoid contact when sanitary straws are used.
Social calendar events at Masonic temple and churches
OES officers host benefit card party at the Masonic temple. Pythian Past Chiefs meet at 8 p m. Mrs Nola Faulkner listed. Stewart PTA 7 p m pot luck supper and family program at the school. Bethlehem Commandery and WMS meet, I O C F hall and Methodist church gatherings noted. Rebekah Lodge Unit No 8 hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Pythian Past Chiefs Association
Nola Faulkner
Second St. Stewart P.T.A
Bethlehem Commandery
M. C. DeLong
Rebekah Lodge
Piano Pupils to Stage Recital at Presbyterian Church
Elsie Bratten conducts 16 piano pupils in a community recital at the Presbyterian church Saturday evening at 7 o clock. The public is invited to attend this group performance showcasing local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Bratten
Presbyterian Church
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Holds Regular Meeting
At the Grace Hill Ladies Aid regular meeting in the Community building twelve members attended with two guests, Mrs Art Dawson and Mrs Henry Brining. Mrs John Williams led devotions, roll call used a Bible verse, and Mrs Nelson Woodford presided in president Mrs Nelson Woodford’s absence. Plans were made for an all day meeting with potluck lunch next Wednesday with guest speaker Mrs Anna Schwalbe and Mr H A Engel to bring Work for bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Art Dawson
Henry Brinning
John Williams
Ad Libe
Williams
Nelson Woodford
H. A. Engel
Isiah
Anna Schwalbe
Sanitary Straws Highlight Hygiene Benefits
Sanitary drinking straws help protect against infection by being manufactured under strict cleanliness and used only by the individual, ensuring safer consumption.
Birthday greetings to Journal staff and community figures
The paper extends birthday wishes to members of the Three Quarter Century club including Mrs. Charles Hebner aged 89 and William C. Wallace aged 79. Also celebrating are Gilbert Barr, Peter Koehler, Pollok Wallace, Dr. D. C. Barrett, and others such as Anna Wagenknecht Billie Reid Ruth Cunningham Henry Tockhurst Harold Leet Lovella Sakulin Ed Nelson and Earl D. Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Charles Hebner
William C. Wallace
Ainsworth
Pollok Wallace
Des Moines
Dr. D. C
Barrett
Washington
Indianapolis
Ind
Anna Wagenknecht
Billie Reid
Ruth Cunningham
Henry Tockhurst
Harold Leet
West Chester
Lovella Sakulin
Ed Nelson
Earl D. Payne
Reeves Sisters Entertain Group at Prairie Flower meeting
The Prairie Flower Baptist group met last evening with Maxine and Myrna Reeves hosting entertainment led by Myrna Reeves and Leota Fishburn. Leonard Booth conducted the song service and Rev A R Diddams led devotions. Refreshments were prepared by Nona Reeves, A R B Diddams, William Gammon, Newt Benson and served by hostesses and Miss Fishburn. The next meeting will be held at the Newt Benson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower Baptist Dagen
Maxine
Myrna Reeves
Leonard Booth
A. R. Diddams
Leota Fishburn
Nona Reeves
A. RB. Diddams
William Gammon
Newt Benson
Nimble Ones Cook Quick Chop Suey at Home
A brief home recipe notes Chinese chopsticks style Nimble Ones prepare a fast chop suey with canned shrimp onions and celery sautéed in a skillet served over rice.
Onions Keep Best in Cool Humid Storage
Ruth Foster explains that onions should be stored in cool storage between 38 to 36 degrees Fahrenheit with low humidity. Onions stay usable in caves or after curing until skins crack during handling before final storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Foster
Pansy Hill Club Holds October Meeting
The Pansy Hill club met yesterday afternoon with ten members and guests including Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Neiswanger led the business session while Mrs. Babb read the minutes and a bingo entertainment followed with prizes and refreshments served by Mrs. Shebeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Hill Club
John Caldwell
Charles Caldwell
John Shebeck
Judy
Robert Thompson
Lloyd Neiswanger
O. E. Babb
Caldwell
Shebeck
Proper Canning Temperatures for Home Corn
The document explains that home canned corn spoils mainly from bacterial putrefaction and requires high temperature processing. It notes that steam under pressure is essential, and three hours of boiling in a water bath is insufficient. Corn, a nonacid vegetable, should not be canned at home without a pressure cooker.
Homemade Beaters Harvest Clover Seed
The article describes building simple beaters from an old grain binder to harvest sweet clover seed. By stripping to the running gear reel and platform, reinforcing the reel four to one with the bull wheel, and enclosing the platform with a screen cage, seed is whipped out by a speeded-up reel for easy collection.
Honors Mrs. A. Cook During Visit Here
Mrs Amelia C Cook of Toledo Ohio supreme worthy high priestess of White Shrine was hosted by Dr Fred Reid Jr and others in Washington during her visit She attended dinners and breakfasts with guests from Chicago Little Rock Rochester and Rock Island as she prepared for an official Shrine visit in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia C. Cook
Toledo
Ohio
White Shrine
Washington
Fred Reid, Jr
Davenport
Iveid
Robert Schlau
Chicago
Ralph Reid
Little Rock
Ark
Charles Latchem
Rochester
Minn
Howard McCleery
Cook
Reid, Jr
Vera Palmer
Supreme
Myers
Rock Island
John Klein
Rubio Town Social Notes Highlights Local Guests
Rubio items report dinners and gatherings at the J. J. Fleig and Lambert homes. Oskaloosa visitors include Mr and Mrs Johnson and daughter. George Howard hosts guests for son in law Lawrence Borkoski. Rose Nemick of Chicago visits A J Steinbeck house after nursing school graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lambert
Rubio Town
Johnson
Oskaloosa
J. J. Fleig
Howard Sayner
George Howard
Lawrence Borkoski
Rose Nemick
Chicago
A. J. Steinbeck
Changes to Warship Desi The Monitor
The altered warship design was built in days at a cost of $275,000. It measured 172 feet long and 41 feet wide with a speed of nine miles per hour. It was lost in a great storm off Cape Hatteras nine months after launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Hatteras
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Anne Mourer
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