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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1922
Page
6
A compact collection from The Delineator detailing Peach Pudding with flour and peaches, a gelatin meringue, and a peach garnish. Also includes Pickled Quinces and Apples, Pickled Stuffed Peppers, and Ham recipes with vinegar sauce, plus variations for baking and serving.
A busy Sept social agenda in West Chester and Riverside features multiple club meetings in homes and churches. Events include dinners for Miss Ida Roberts of Colorado Springs, bridge for Miss Dorothea Wickham, and various Mission Circle and women’s groups with afternoon and evening gatherings. Riverside reports Clement Upka breaking his arm twice while cranking his Ford on the main street.
The Chas Shalla farm home 20 miles southwest of Wellston burned early today, likely caused by a faulty flue. Neighbors and Mr Shalla saved belongings on the first floor and cellar, with total loss of upper level seed storage and furnishings. Insurance reportedly covers the loss.
In Topeka Myra McHenry, once linked to Corrie Nation, tries to breach jail wearing a large apron saying I am for the strikers 100 percent. In Greensboro Mrs Crawford, 71, starts Columbia summer school and notes stagnation is youth’s foe. Anita Nieto, 20, daughter of Rabbi Nieto, argues for female independence and defies norms with college wear.
Esther De May a 19 year old actress from Ratkin Pennsylvania died in Chicago after a drinking party physicians cited alcoholism as the cause. A brief note reports the tragedy alongside other human-interest items and society notes.
A special meeting of the Christian Church is announced for Sunday morning. Those who will assist the pastor are Messrs Enslin Henderson Fetters and Marble. All members are urged to attend.
The Senior Guild met last evening at the church for a study on India. On the program were Amy Edworthy Faye Sutton Ines Sharp and Miss Brougham visiting Miss Anna Scott.
Mrs F L Wilson provides a requested recipe for a spiced loaf cake with sour apple sauce and no eggs. Phillip Crail returns from Chicago welcomed by friends. Mrs Crail travels to Cincinnati on business. Ray Blankenhorn undergoes a serious appendectomy at the county hospital and is resting well.
The Union Signal publishes letters from prominent women supporting Prohibition. Frances Burns notes wage gains for families, Florence Kelley cites nurse availability and schooling improvements, Maude Booth observes fewer arrests and better health, Katherine Blake highlights enforcement, and Caroline Swope describes liquor workers redirected toward home life and family spending.
William and Boston Atchison of Regina Saskatchewan left this morning with their car for Canada after two weeks visiting nephew John Atchison in Pennsylvania. J. E. Boved departed for Lyman Wyoming to visit his son Nate and wife for the winter. Miss Mary Forman, who died in a Sheridan Wyoming hospital, arrived for a week’s visit with her parents Mr and Mrs S H Forman.
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