Temptation and Faith Highlight September 19 1946 note
A brief item notes the date Thursday September 19 1946 and includes a quotation about enduring temptation from James Bite, asserting personal resolve and moral stance in love and loyalty.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1946
Page
4
After Election Lessons and Rural Life Notes
The column reflects on politics teaching a new leader that not all can be pleased. It then surveys corn yields, farm fortunes, and the mocking reality of government agencies, newsprint shortages, building slumps, and rising paper prices. A horse shoe contest is planned with Geo rge McDaniel. A bicycle accident leads to a charge for safety awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Tommy Denison
Tommy
Meat Shortage Sparks Wilson Critique of OPA Policy
United Senator George A Wilson charged the OPA creates a meat shortage while he returns to Washington ahead of the new session. He criticized OPA chief Paul Porter's remarks on a meat famine, argued meat prices are controlled but corn prices are not, and blamed farmers’ squeeze on PAC politics and decontrol orders from Truman’s three member board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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JDPA
OPA
United
George A. Wilson
Wilson
Paul Porter
Rn Imo
Washington
Political Action Committee
PAC
New Moines
Iva
Truman
OPA Prices On Livestock Spark Federal Debate
The article notes officials including the secretary of agriculture set live stock prices while the OPA says it only enforces others orders. The piece discusses authority and the role of controls in wartime economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
OPA
Plan First Meeting With Mrs. G Miller
The English River township women met with Mrs. Dale Jackson Monday for their first committee meeting of the year with eight present. They set a first meeting for Wednesday Oct 9 with Mrs. Gordon Miller, featuring tea and a lesson on Keeping up Appearances as Farm Bureau lessons focus on making farm family living more gracious and satisfying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English River Township
Dale Jackson
Gordon Miller
Farm Bureau
Birthday Anniversaries and Birthdays Noted Across Community
Mr and Mrs Liveydaers of White Oak celebrate their anniversary alongside Mr and Mrs Dennis Lynch and Mr and Mrs Don Orr who mark six years. Independent birthdays include Jerry Gardner age 17 and Evelyn Krabill age 18. Other celebrants are Frances Cherry Louise Fishburn Robert Jacobs Phyllis Meckkeown Rex Hesseltine Della Christner Kenneth Lee Davidson Shirley May Goodwin John Robert McCreedy and C Harry Davis with sixteenth and eighty first milestone noted for club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llveyd Aers
White Oak
Dennis Lynch
Don Orr
Jerry Gardner
Wade Gardner
Evelyn Krabill
Lester Krabill
Frances Cherry
Town City
Louise Fishburn
Robert Jacobs
Phyllis Jean MeckKeown
Rex Hesseltine
Route Four
Della Christner
Kenneth Lee Davidson
Harley Davidson
Shirley May Goodwin
Lloyd Goodwin
John Robert McCreedy
C. Harry Davis
Club Plays Pinochle At Schiebel Home
Mrs. Charles Schiebel hosted U-Go, I-Go club activities yesterday afternoon. President Mrs. Val Fuhr led a brief business meeting deciding to shift meetings from Wednesday to Thursday. Attendees included Mrs. Albert Wehr Mrs. J. H. Campbell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiebel
Charles Schiebel
Val Fuhr
Albert Wehr
J. H. Campbell
Howard Stewart
Della Miller
Ernest Miller
Richard Schiebel
Host Serves One Course After Pinochle
A fragmented description notes after pinochle the host served one course of refreshments to guests.
Whittaker Home Hosts Rooster Club Luncheon
Rooster club members met at the Whittaker home for a one o’clock luncheon hosted by Mrs. M. L. Whittaker with co hosts Mrs. George Jarrard and Mrs. Dale Woodburn. Fifteen members and guests attended including Mrs. Fred J. Tucker Ottumwa and others. The event featured a two course luncheon, fall floral decor, a brief social, a playlet The Sisters, and an auction using corn as money with each participant allotted $24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooster Club
M. L. Whittaker
George Jarrard
Dale Woodburn
Fred JD. Tucker
Ottumwa
Mee Smith
Carrie Dill
Callie Woodburn
Jeanette Woodburn
Harold Gray
Rose Nehbergall
Anna Liu
A. L. Duensing
October meeting set with Mrs Hal Richards
The October meeting will welcome Mrs Hal Richards as a featured participant. Details reflect a community notice listing attendees and event timing for the local group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Richards
No More Weddings in the Wedding Family
Cincinnati report notes the last Wedding wedding will take place Saturday as Leinzy D. Wedding 27 to Mary J. Wood 19 announce a final family marriage in the neighborhood.
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Cincinnati
Leinzy D. Wedding
Mary J. Wood
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