By HAM FISHER MARRIED NO MORE DATIN
A brief notice reports Ham Fisher has married, ending his public dating period. No additional dates or details are provided.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1948
Page
5
A brief notice reports Ham Fisher has married, ending his public dating period. No additional dates or details are provided.
On the Chicago market this week cattle calves hogs and vealers held steady to higher while native spring lambs dropped. Total receipts reached 358 500 cattle 2 700 calves 13 904 sheep and 31 500 hogs with net weekly gains. USDA aims to boost meat by a 60 million spring pig crop for 1949 marking a 17 percent increase.
The W S C S at the Methodist church held a general meeting in the ladies parlor with 75 attendees. Vice president Mrs Sam Sigafoose presided in place of Mrs Leslie Gates who is hospitalized with a broken ankle.
St Anthony Circle held a Thursday pinochle gathering at the home of Mrs Steve Wolfer for 138 members and two guests, with high prize to Mrs Joe Te Bockhorst, low prize to Mrs Lester Mertz, and door prize won by Mrs Martin Whittaker.
W C T U members gathered at Mrs J A Stewarts home for prayers devotions and a lesson on Men of Vision. Ida Cavender led, songs were sung, reports given on county activities and temperance work, refreshments served to 12 members and one guest.
A Missouri homemaker shares a practical ironing tip. She suggests sewing a muslin pocket on the back of the ironing board and keeping two pressing cloths, one for dark fabrics and one for light, to prevent staining freshly washed clothes.
Social calendar items list church and club meetings in Crawfordsville. Highlights include Bible Department at 2:30 p m at the Library, V F W Auxiliary shifting to Monday, Daughters of Union Veterans at 7 p m, and Pythian Sisters at 8 p m at K F Kadi.
Near West Chester residents hosted a wiener roast on Friday to celebrate a birthday. Relatives gathered at Mrs Crone's home as husband Al Crone marked another year with a large bonfire, food spreads, a birthday cake, and guests including Mr and Mrs Richard Weeks and others.
Mrs Woodrow Crone and child ren Mr and Mrs Donald Lins and children Mr and Mrs Alvin Xephart and Sarah Jane and Mrs Cora Davis
Frank Fitch Jr. of the Georgia extension service notes 66 species feed on cotton pests, 57 varieties eat May beetles, and 128 bird species prey on wireworms, highlighting the value of song birds to farming.
Ellen Gray admitted to hospital. Mr and Mrs Leland Lyle of Keota welcomed a son at 12 45 a m. Mr and Mrs Alvin Sojka of Riverside welcomed a son at 2 55 a m. Relden Jarrard and Ralph Stewart noted in surgical and medical sections.
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