Special sale on Ever Sharp pens and sets
Special sale promotes Ever Sharp fountain pens and pen and pencil sets. Top hogs priced at $29.50. Weather forecast shows partly cloudy and windy tonight and tomorrow with continued warm conditions.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1947
Page
8
Special sale promotes Ever Sharp fountain pens and pen and pencil sets. Top hogs priced at $29.50. Weather forecast shows partly cloudy and windy tonight and tomorrow with continued warm conditions.
The Lincoln PTA held a afternoon meeting at Lincoln School chaired by Mrs. Dan Brindley in absence of president Mrs. Albert Stanley. Mrs. M J Cruise was elected vice president to fill the vacancy left by Mrs. M B Bell. Committees were announced including paper drive chair and program chairs. The group heard about Adult Education classes and enjoyed songs and social hour with a sixth grade refreshments team.
Daughters of the American Revolution met yesterday afternoon at the Sunset Park log cabin for constitution day a cooperative supper followed a patriotic service Elizabeth Dawson presided Jessie B Stewart was honored with a past regent pin Glen Conard spoke on Know Your Constitution and Helen and Louise Wilcox sang In the Garden and Abide With Me Deceased members were remembered with lighted candles and tributes paid to several longtime members by name two prayer ended the service prior to the shared meal
The article notes a matinee by Freedie Martin and band at 2 30 on Saturday. It mentions a cooperative sipper event at the Neff home on Oct 2 and a Cedar township tea planned for Sept 30 hosted by Mrs Earl Booth. Several local women assisted in refreshments.
Mrs. P. F. Whistler hosted the Rosemary club yesterday afternoon with four bridge tables. Mrs. Rey Bell won high score and Mrs. James Roland took low score prizes. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from a guest, Mrs. R. E. Whisler, and Mrs. Lloyd Marek. Bouquets of fall flowers decorated the home.
Mrs. Glenn Fuhr entertained 13 Snowball Social members and two children with Mrs. Walter Neff as guest. Vice president Mrs. Ivan Hahn led the business meeting while Mrs. Clayde Knupp and Mrs. Hahn organized entertainment. Members shared vacation tales and contributed to the club’s ongoing story.
Marzaleen Redlinger, Betty Simons, and Marv Johnson co hosted a hayride gathering last evening starting at the Earl Redlinger home. Duane Redlinger offered tractor chauffeur services before guests danced back at the Redlinger residence. Seasonal refreshments were served by the hostesses and Mrs. Redlinger, with a large list of attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Kenton Mangold, Rob McDowell, Jimmy Lyal, Tom Thomas, Jean Mansold, and others.
Des Moines Sept 18 UP The state conservation commission said conservation officers statewide will begin a regular roadside pheasant census on September 24 with reports due by October 1. Quail and fur bearing populations will also be estimated using bird dogs and track observations.
Waterloo Iowa expects a record cattle congress crowd from Sept 29 to Oct 5 as dairy cattle and Belgium horse entries surge. Estel says strong interest from coast to coast and a 1947 contest lineup, with Curtis Candy farms entering 1104 dairy cattle, marks a historic year.
Washington, Sept. 18. James F. Downey, 7, charged with drunkenness and disturbing the peace in a dispute with Joe Scherer, 80, claimed he spoke to his girl. The judge, after noting Downey’s 80 prior arrests, sentenced him to 10 days in jail.
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