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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1950

Page

3

Anniversary Supper Honors A J Votruba Couple

Mr and Mrs A J Votruba were guests of honor at a cooperative supper Monday evening at the William Vinton home celebrating their 31st wedding anniversary. Also present were Mr and Mrs Donald E Smith and Beverly Mr and Mrs Charles Dawson Mr and Mrs Charles Votruba and Marvin and Mr and Mrs William Vinton and family.

A. J. Votruba William Vinton Homie Donald E. Smith Beverly Charles Dawson Charles Votruba Marvin William Vinton

Er y Cooperative Supper at Church Highlights Guild

Thirty members of the Presbyterian Women's Service guild enjoyed a cooperative supper Tuesday evening at the church. A review of Wish On An Apple by Shannon Garst was presented by Mrs. J. Lemmon. Mrs. Harry Turner gave the missionary report and devotions were led by Ruth Miner with Mrs. Harold Johnson in charge of the prayer calendar.

Presbbyterian Women's Service Guild Shannon Garst J. ©. Lemmon Harry Turner Ruth Miner Harold Johnson

Handcraft Picnic at Sunset Park Tuesday

Mrs. O iu Dayton opened with a reading of A New Leaf by Carrie Shaw Price at the Handcraft I of Fortnightly picnic in Sunset Park. Nineteen members and one guest attended. Mae Davis reviewed Boston convention highlights. Mrs. Guy Cole spoke on presidents using Taft and Jefferson. Rosa Page Welch was listed for a October 5 church concert.

O. Iu. Dayton Carrie Shaw Price Sunset Park Boston Mae Davis Guy Cole William Taft Thomas Jefferson

Two-Course Picnic Supper For Junior Fortnightly

A two course picnic supper was served to 16 members and one guest of the Junior Fortnightly at the homes of Mrs. Everette Miller Mrs. Claude Goldsmith Mrs Leonard Kokesh and Mrs Miller. The evening was spent socially after a business meeting and plans for the year were discussed.

Everette Miller Claude Goldsmith Leonard Kokesh Miller

New Three Minute Test Aims to Find Hidden Diabetics

A new mass detection method for diabetes uses a three minute blood sugar test to identify individuals with higher than normal levels. The drive seeks to locate one million previously unknown diabetics.

Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Hill’s Home

Twelve members of the Carol Brewer Missionary society met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Melvin Hill. Mrs. John Owens attended as a guest. Mrs. Sikke Temple led the devotional period and Mrs. Cloyee Tinnes reviewed the missionary magazine. A flower committee for the pulpit for September was appointed. Refreshments were served.

Melvin Hill Missionary Society Carol Brewer Missionary Society Melvin’ Hill John Owens Sikke Temple Cloyee Tinnes

Merrimac Residents Attend State Fair

Merrimac residents attended the state fair on Labor Day weekend visiting various homes and relatives. A list includes Glenn Schafer and family, Ernest Hinkle, Doyle Paul and family, Andrew Zihlman, Jay Schafer and family, Roy Eshleman and son, Carl Amrine and sons, Max Baldosier and family, Lester Stone of West Chester, and Elsie Youkey family in Iowa City. Evelyn Smith returns to teach Richwood school. Phyllis Mayer of Brighton to teach Sharps Corner school.

Carl Amrine Merrimac Glenn Schafer Ernest Hinkle Doyle Paul Andrew Zihlman Jay Schafer Roy Eshelman Max Baldosier Dave Baldosier Lester Stone West Chester Labor Day John Baldosier Harold Donald Amrine Elsie Youkey Iowa City Evelyn Smith Richwood Phyllis Mayer Brighton Sharps Corner

Meat Waste Causes Massive Loss in 1949 Livestock Industry

The bruising of animals led to a reported 25 million dollar loss in the U.S. livestock industry in 1949. The national impact focused on meat waste and adverse effects on production and markets.

Senate GOPs Demand Interior Loyalty Audit

Senator Schoepel accused Interior Secretary Chapman and Reclamation Commissioner Straus of ties to communist groups and pressured a top to bottom inquiry. Democrats called the move political and misinformed as O Mahoney scheduled hearings.

Washington Senate Interior Department Andrew F. Schoepel Kans Interior Oscar L. Chapman Michael W. Straus Chapmeaz Straus Formosa Chapman Joseph C. O'Mahoney Wyo Senate Interior Committee Schoeppel

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