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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1918

Page

6

Weighing the Babies for Uncle Sam in Our County

Yesterday marked the county’s first day of wartime baby weighing and measuring under Uncle Sam’s program. The Commercial club hosts three rooms for the exams with ward chairmen guiding 60 first ward babies, as mothers are notified of each assigned time.

Uncle Sam Commercial Club Sam Women's Defense Council C. W. McLaughlin

Womans Relief Corps meeting notes and society updates

Attendance was strong at the Womans Relief Corps gathering with three initiations and one ballot election. The group mourned sister Elien Wallace’s son Floyd fallen in battle and wished health for Bert Smith who plans a California move.

Womans’ Relief Corps Elien Wallace Floyd Bert Smith California

Miss Lillian G Jones Appointed NY Bank Cashier at Wall Street

Miss Lillian G Jones is named the first bank cashier in New York at the Wall Street branch of Rent of Cube. She began as a stenographer eight years ago and has earned respect and admiration for her steady, efficient service.

Marie Morrison Howard Lessing Anderson Iowa City Fred Anderson Iowa State University Dental School E. D. Morrison George Morrison Liberal Art Lillian G. Jones New York Mire Jones Wall Street Rent of Cube Bank

Worth While Guild Officers Elected At Sage Home

Social calendar notes various gatherings this week including Worth While Guild officer elections at Mrs Sage’s home, Red Cross work by R CG BC girls hosted by Ivy and Inez Sharpe, and farewells for Miss Hilda Freding headed to Camp Hancock Ga and for Mrs Bert Smith bound for California.

Queen Esther Circle Evaleena Kunath Hilda Freding Camp Hancock Bert Smith California Norene Kracaw The Worth While Guild

Community club and society events list in Havre

A dense schedule lists afternoon and evening meetings from September 24 to October 1 hosted by Mrs. BD L Carbaugh Mrs Leslie McFarland Mrs Howard Gardner and others. Red Cross chapters Mothers clubs Knitting groups and church mission circles prepare receptions doll dressing Christmas gift making and wartime orphan support with various hostesses and locations in Havre.

BD. L. Carbaugh Just Us Havre Red Cross Witting Shop Leslie McFarland Mothers’ Club Philathea the Baptist Church Ed Myall Washington Sam McKee Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Clara McCaulley David McLaughlin Women's Missionary Society First United Presbyterian Church

Honey as sugar substitute in baking and preserves

A wartime guidance piece promotes using honey in place of sugar for fruit desserts, custards, cakes, and cookies. It includes a recipe for Honey Preserves and several honey based cake and custard directions, plus a plea for wartime charitable help with fruit preserves for local children.

Red Cross garment depart opens limited days

Richmond auxiliary sent 76 garments for shipment. Mrs. Walker reports a nice lot of garments from Ainsworth and Brigh ton branches and several auxiliaries and clubs including Haskins Havre West Chester Lexington Glendale Red Cross workers and Le Foch Society. A fuller report will follow.

Community plans fruit barrel gift for Orphan's Home

Plans unfold to send a barrel of fruit soon to the Orphan's Home in Council Bluffs. It is hoped many in the town and surrounding community will contribute and participate in the charitable effort.

Lemmon's Jewelry Store Council Bluffs

County Women’s Defense Council Urges Pit Waste Save

Mrs C W McLaughlin announces a United States Food Administration notice urging Iowa households hotels and restaurants to collect and dry fruit pits and nut shells like peach apricot prune plum olive and date pits for gas mask material, turning them over to the local Red Cross Unit amid wartime canning.

C. W. McLaughlin Women’s Defense Council United States Food Administration Deers Iowa Gas Defense Division United States Army Red Cross

Training Little Children by Mrs Lenore Ranus

The article argues play is innate to children aiding growth and expression. It advises training through directed play, varying toys to sustain interest, and involving mothers in play activities to promote independence. It suggests practical steps like rotating toy groups, hiding surprises, and linking chores to play. It ends urging sharing the article.

Lenore R. Ranus

Sugar Saving Urged By Food Administration

The United States Food Administration urges immediate action to conserve sugar. It explains the shortage is due to ships, not crops, as 75 percent of sugar must be shipped, funding troop and Allied needs. Citizens are urged to use minimal sugar and avoid waste, to support troops and allies.

United States Food Administration France

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