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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1948

Page

3

Fortnightly style show wows capacity audience at school

A Fortnightly Club benefit at the high school auditorium drew a full house for a fashion show sponsored by E. M. Bridges and Co. and Cownie Fur Co. Des Moines. Models wore suits coats and furs from twelve Washington women led by Mrs. Shearer. The event featured cello solos by Mrs. Luckenbill and vocal numbers by Mr. and Mrs. Osincup with Wendell Rider at the piano.

E. M. Bridges and Co Cownie Fur Co Des Moines Ralph Kleese Darrel Ross Charles Cownie Edith Miller Dan Holland Dan Brindley Ray Tweeten Washington Paul Shearer Donna Seliers Charles Lemley Harry Fullerton Ralph Bauer Harry Sowden Fred Miller Clair Darbyshire Sam McCleery William Sitler Gene Tucker T. P. Oppedal Shearer Sitler Miss Sellers Lester Luckenbu Friml Coward George Masson United States Cownie Sowden Roger Lance Ira Coon B F. Bostwick Jr Hugo Lensech Crossett William Crayne Wendell Baker Harry Marlowe, Jr Don Shepherd Edward McCutchen Dallas Chamberlin Kenneth Patterson R. L. Ross M. L McCreedy Mary Welch E. L. Rouse

Six Guests Present At Mrs. Wolfe's Sunshine Club

Mrs. Charles Wolfe hosted the Sunshine Community club on Wednesday at 2 pm with thirteen members and guests including Mrs. Cannon and daughter Donna Lynn and Mrs. Sutherland. The program featured readings, piano numbers by Mrs. Zeck, vocal duets, and a discussion of recent trips. Floral decor and refreshments were arranged by several members. next meeting planned with Mrs. Stover on Oct 13.

Charles Wolfe Sunshine Community Club Charles Cannon Donna Lynn Henry Sutherland Don Dyke George Zeck Gene Pete Koehler Malcolm Montgomery Kansas Will Richards

Social Calendar Notes From The Community

Notices for the Wesleyan Service guild YWCA Book Review Knights of Columbus and other groups list events and meetings for the week. Many gatherings include potlucks, study groups, and committee activities with times and locations at churches Masonic Temple YWCA rooms and local homes.

Wesleyan Service Guild Marilyn Ruegsegger South 4Th Artemas Brown North Iowa St. James Circle S. J. Boyd Main Prairie Flower Missionary Society Knights of Columbus Luney

Thompson Couple Mark Fifty-Second Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thompson of 714 North Second Avenue observed their 52nd wedding anniversary. They were married Sept 22 1896 in Keota by Rev. Bradley. The couple lived in Keota and Washington before settling in their current home. Their family includes a daughter Wilma and four sons Milan Lester Stanley and Marion with seven grandchildren. Attending were Mrs. Lester Thompson Mrs. Milan Thompson Mrs. Marion Thompson and Mrs. Stanley Thompson.

J. A. Thompson North Second Avenue Edna Maud Neiswanger Samuel Neis- Wanger Keota Bradley Washington Thompson Lytle’s Grocery Hts Thompsons Wilma Campbell Milan Lester Stanley Marion Lester Thompson Cedar Rapids Milan Thompson Marion Thompson Stanley Thompson

Just Us Club Meets With Mrs Al Crone

The Just Us club met Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with host Mrs. Al Crone. Fifteen members and three guests attended, including Mrs. W. L. Rukgaber, Mrs. A. W. Yard, and Mrs. Richard Weeks. President Mrs. E. H. Messer led a brief business session.

Just Us al Crone Just Us Club W. L. Rukgaber A. W. Yard Richard Weeks E. H. Messer

Club Meeting Features Quiz and Refreshments

The ess club met and announced the next gathering with Mrs J D Dayton on Oct 6. Mrs Anna Griggs and Mrs L L Loveless led the program with quizzes and stunts while refreshments were served by the hostess and assisted by Mrs Weeks and Mrs Rukeaber.

Ess J. D. Dayton Anna Griggs L. L. Loveless Weeks Rukeaber

Birthday greetings for local residents and anniversary wishes

Friends and family in Columbus Junction extend birthday wishes to Roslyn Rae Chalupa, Mrs. Frank Schneider, Mrs. John Caldwell, Mrs. Bob Lytle, Charles Pratt, Norma Anne Widmer, Ruth Ann Petratz, Joyce Brannen, Mrs. J FE Moore, Ketty Jean Barth, Steven Alvis Lins and others. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Finke celebrate a wedding anniversary.

Frank Schneider Roslyn Rae Chalupa John Caldwell Bob Lytle Charles Pratt Norma Anne Widmer Ruth Ann Petratz Joyce Brannen Mrs. J. FE. Moore Ketty Jean Barth Steven Alvis Lins Columbus Junction

Y W C A Conference Set for Tuesday at Local YMCA

Southeast area Y W C A adult conference meets Tuesday at the YMCA building starting at 9 am. Featured speaker is Mrs Minnie Allen of Ames from the state Y W C A board with panelists Mrs Paul Shearer Carla Guther and Mrs Robert Day. Luncheon invites public. reservations via Mrs Earl Loveless.

Y.W.C. A Y.M.C.A Minnie Allen Ames Y.W.C.A Paul Shearer Carla Guther Robert Day Earl Loveless

Muskellunge Appetite Tied to Fish Consumption

Naturalists estimate muskellunge require two to four pounds of live fish of any species to satisfy its hunger. This range reflects typical feeding needs observed in muskellunge habitats and study notes on their predatory behavior.

Maryland State Symbols and Motto Reference

The Maryland motto is With the Shield of Thy Good-will Thou Hast Covered Us. The black-eyed Susan is the state flower and the Baltimore oriole is the unofficial state bird.

Maryland Baltimore

Polio Epidemic Could Strike 25,000 in US

Basil O’Connor, president of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, warned in Atlanta that more than 25,000 people may contract polio in the United States before year end. He told March of Dimes chairmen that the epidemic could deplete the foundation’s epidemic aid reserve, noting North Carolina Texas and California have been overwhelmed. The foundation’s fund for epidemic aid has fallen from 4,200,600 to under 1,000,000.

Atlanta Basil O'Connor National Foundation For United States North Carolina Texas California O'Connor

Everyday warmth compares to 100 watt stove heat

A study notes the average person emits heat equivalent to a 100 watt bulb, enough to evaporate about one third of a pint of water per hour.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. C. Wolfe Eac Amrees Beiday Women's Council of Christian Church Emma Anderson Mary Smith T. A Flenner Joe Cochran Ruth Bell YWCA Dorothy Brauninger S. Iowa DeMolar Masonic Temple Amos Chapter Order of DeMolav C of Jerusalem Mr. and Mrs A. Thompson Women’s Misionary Society U. P. Church Fred L. Stewart Roy Finke Sincerely, Tom Duncan Old Line State Neals Eric Evee T. R. Phillips Hollander Tom Duncan Rhomberg Lous Entil Frank Schublin Evelstonly al Fom Duncan's
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