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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1944
Page
2
Colorful assortment of plants and cut flowers offered to brighten homes and add cheer with a wide selection for all occasions.
Ralph Scott of 1927 East Washington Street was admitted this morning as a medical patient.
Baseball standings show American League leaders at 74 59 and 73 59 with .556 and .553 pcts while National League top clubs sit around 93 36 and 76 51. Wednesday's results include Detroit 3 Chicago 2 with a full schedule note and night games listed for St Louis Cleveland St Louis at Chicago Pittsburgh at Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and others.
Lt Beth Crow of the United States Marines arrives for a few days with her parents Dr and Mrs A W Clow. She’s stationed at Arlington near Washington DC and will soon transfer to San Diego California. Pte Albert Dusek spends 17 day army air corps furlough at J L Johnson home after 17 months in the Aleutians. Legion Auxiliary rummage sale September 8 and 9 at the former Fruit Market location.
The Fortnightly club will hold its first general meeting on Tuesday evening September 19 at United Presbyterian church. Ava L Johnson author and radio commentator will speak as guest. Music Child Study and Bible departments organize hostesses for the September social meeting.
Lt B G Cooney son of Mr and Mrs Robert Cooney Brighton returns to the U S on leave from Italy where he served with the 15th A A F as co pilot on a B 24 Liberator finishing missions July 22 He will have a 21 day leave then proceed to Florida for a three week rest Other families and service members are listed visiting returning from duties in Colorado Springs Virginia Beach Lakeside Put in Bay Ohio and Austin Texas with various relatives and plans for future postings including a flight surgeon duty on an aircraft carrier backdrop notes a St Pauls Evangelical chicken supper on Sept 15 and fluorescent lamp pricing surprising.
Mrs A W Yard hosted the Public Affairs department section 2 luncheon at the Fortnightly Club marking the first meeting of the club year. About 15 members attended with Mrs William Beggs leading the afternoon session and a lesson on Our Form of Government presented by Mrs John A Stewart and others.
Washington county reported August war bond sales totaling $55 591 75 under the war finance committee chair G R Mace. The figure follows the fifth war loan in which the county bought about $1 4 million in bonds. No date is set for the sixth loan, likely this fall or early winter.
Crystals in grape jelly come from tartaric acid. Let juice stand overnight so crystals settle. Pour off top juice carefully. If juice is canned and jelly made later, crystals may still settle before use.
Mrs Ben Holt hosted the U and I club meeting with social visiting and wahoo. Plans were made for a family supper with Mrs Elizabeth Schulty on Saturday evening September 30. The next afternoon meeting will be with Mrs I B Hoxworth. Hosts served refreshments assisted by her daughter Mrs Joe Kelley and Evelyn Hoxworth.
The Snowball Local club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Glenn Knapp among 15 members, ten children and a visitor. The meeting was conducted by president Mrs. Glenn Mohr with entertainment by Mrs. Ralph Herr and Mrs. Stanley Fishburn after.
Pupils of Prairie Flower school were Mrs Knupp’s guests for refreshments served with help from the entertainment committee. The hostess and committee provided light refreshment for the students after the event.
Mrs Henry Bailey hosted an informal coffee at her home 628 East Main Street complimenting her sister in law Josephine Bailey yesterday afternoon. Guests spent the afternoon in a social gathering.
Informally Mrs Mary Berry presided at the coffee table. Bouquets of fall flowers decorated the home and mixed flowers were arranged on the coffee table. Miss Bailey and Elwood F Meschger of Chicago will be married Saturday evening.
Keep Food Dry Thawing food is wet food and the moist surface offers an ideal place for spoilage bacteria to grow. Frozen foods must be kept frozen until ready to be thawed out for cooking.
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