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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1946

Page

3

New Hope Comedy Laughter Packed at State Theatre

Paramount's Monsieur Beaucaire opens at the State Theatre with Bob Hope and Joan Caulfield. Hope, as Beaucaire the royal barber, herds a torrent of humor through 18th century intrigue, aided by an excellent supporting cast.

Paramount Monsieur Beatcaire State Theatre Bob Hope Joan Caulfield Booth Workington Hope Beaucaire Louis XV Louis Bob France Spain Air Patric Knowles Marjorie Reynolds Joseph Schildkraut Reginald Owen Hillary Brooke

Junior Missionary Society Meeting at United Presbyterian Church

The Junior Missionary Society held its regular Saturday afternoon meeting in the church parlors with 28 members present. Beanor Huisman led devotions and Mrs. R. A. Acheson spoke on Indians and Indian missions. Letters from families in Holland thanked the society for boxes. Dr. and Mrs. George Kerr oversaw craft time making plastic napkin rings. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Floyd Hamil.

Junior Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church Beanor Huisman R. A. Acheson Hiviland Society George Kerr Floyd Hamil

Handcraft Group Meeting Hosted by Mrs Helman

Mrs Irwin Helman hosted the September Handcraft Group meeting of Fortnightly club section 3 with 26 members present and guests Mrs W D Dillon Mrs Ira Gastman Mrs W A Erbe and Mrs Arthur Hirsch. E G Humm presided in leader Ed Sorrells absence as members discussed W C A Christmas party donations and Centennial display notes along with a plastics talk and a plastic heat demonstration for pin initials.

Irwin Helman E. G. Humm Ed Sorrell W. D. Dillon Ainsworth Ira Gastman W. A. Erbe Arthur Hirsch T. E. White Gene Gorham Lilian Minick R. Chorpening Donald R. Boyer

Dinner Honors Four Men From Service

A Sunday cooperative dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Orris in Crawfordsville honored four men recent returned from the Armed Forces Delbert and Paul Grecian Ora Marlatt and William Orris. Attendees included extended family and friends from Riverside Iowa City Lone Tree Hillsboro Mt. Pleasant and West Virginia among others.

W. A. Orris Crawfordsville Delbert Paul Grecian Ora Marlatt William Orris Ison Lantz Etta Mae Marjorie Columbus Junction Riley Grecian Paul Riverside Lucille Grecian Iowa City Delores Horak Loraine Baker Lone Tree Boyd Lantz Donald Brighton Stanley Lantz Rot Patty Darrell Duane Hillsboro Everette Lantz Mt. Pleasant Thomas Lantz Olds Ora Jr Rita Albert Lantz West Virginia W. A. Orrs Sen, Billie

Fourth birthday notices for local children

Birthday observances listed include Donna Kay Woods, Charles Joseph Nelson, Ronald John Sharpe, Barbas Jean Richardson, Larry Duncan, Jeanette Irene Bartz, and others. Also noted are Mrs. E. R. Cox, Licy Nelson, Herry Bailey, Mrs. Del Mar Yoder, Donald Brinning, Firmin Tebockhorst, and A. C. Rues serger.

Donna Kay Woods Don Woods Charles Joseph Nelson Roy Nelson Ronald John Sharpe Leo Sharpe Kalona E. R. Cox Licyi Nelson Herry Bailey Delmar Yoder Donald Brinning Firmin Tebockhorst A .C. Ruesserger

Hindu Population in South Africa Revealed by National Geographic

National Geographic notes about 250000 Hindus in the Union of South Africa, a figure small relative to the 1944 population estimate of 11 million. Europeans number about 2.3 million, ten times larger than the Indian community.

Union of South Africa National Geographic Society South Africa Africa

Insect Dust Dusting Cornucopia of Vegetable Pests

Insect Dust Rotenone dust is presented as the best general purpose dust for vegetable insects. It targets bean beetles cabbage worms flea beetles cucumber beetles asparagus beetles squash borers potato bugs and most aphids.

Social Calendar of Club Events and Meetings

Notices list upcoming gatherings for rkpsemary club Pythian Sisters and families Fortnightly club W R Post and Auxiliary and others at Sunset park K P hall YWCA rooms and Masonic temple Speeches by Margaret Cowden returned Iran missionary and Mable Epp guest speaker Also events include dinners luncheons and a box social with child partners and a turkey dinner at Damascus Shrine Ceremonial at 7 p m

Dell Walker Pythian Sunset Park Women’s Missionary Society U.P. Church E. M. McConaughy Baptist Church K. C. Hall Pythian Post Chiefs Association Nola Faulkner Natujo Club W. T. Carson Emma Barnett Carson Just Us Club William Beggs Bethel Missionary Society Ed Cady Margaret Cowden Iran Homemakers Club Amos Stout Y.W.C.A Damascus Shrine Masonic Temple West Chester W.R.C K.P. Hall Irwin Helma Turkey Masonic Tempyr

Wittrigs Host Wedding Party After Rehearsal

Mr and Mrs Howard Wittrig hosted a wedding party at their home Saturday following the Darbyshire Hanna wedding rehearsal at the church. Guests included Dale and Mary Darbyshire Tommy Allan Ralph Hanna Doris Annett George Swift Joyce Gault Raymond Wittrig and others.

Howard Wittris Darbyshire-Hanna Chorch Dale Darbyshire Tommy Allan Ralph Hanna Doris, Annett George Swift Joyce Gault Raymond Eoka Raymond Wittrig Charles Cannon Donna Darbyshire Charles Hanna Miss Gault

Highland Township Homemakers Meet at Mrs Milford McCreedy’s Home

Mrs Milford McCreedy hosted the Highland township homemakers meeting on Thursday afternoon with twenty two women present. Ruth Foster Alice McDaniel and Jean Bryant led the program Keeping up Appearances with cosmetics grooming and hair styling tips. Mrs Grove Letts was re elected township chairman and Mrs Mae Wallace alternate with Herbert Campbell re elected publicity chairman. Refreshments were served and the next meeting will be with Mrs George Havel.

Milford McCreedy Highland Township Ruth Foster Alice McDaniel Jean Bryant Miss McDaniel Miss Bryant Grove Letts Mae Wallace Herbert Campbell McCreedy George Havel

Houseals Reunion At Weed Park Attended By 80 Members

The Houseal reunion at Weed Park in Muscatine on Sunday drew about 80 attendees. A fried chicken dinner was served at noon and the group planned to meet again on the second Sunday of August at the same venue. Rolia F. Houseal was elected president for the coming year, succeeding Oscar Allensworth, with numerous Houseal relatives listed from Davenport to Washington and beyond.

Houseal Weed Park Muscatine Rolia F. Hovuseal Oscar Allensworth Rolla Houseal Kenneth Johnnie Buddy Margaret Ant O. C. Buffington Kenneth Buffington De'bert Mildred Mulcahy Ainsworth Harold Houseal Daryle Muscatine Richard Houseal Pleasant Benny Houseal Cedra Kay Gary Brighton Paul Houseal Berlen Robert Houseal Jane Ann Keota Lewis Houseal Buffalo Hilton Houseal Sharon Nessler John Woolheater Rock Island W. J. Houseal Lone Tree Buffington Wapello Arthur R. Leffler August Birkholtz Burlington Isador Houseal Forrest Brock Darwin Vicky Helen

Insects: Only 6 000 Dangerous 70 Cause Most Losses

Of 600000 known species of insects about 6000, or 1 percent, are dangerous and about 70 kinds account for most agricultural losses in this country. Insects also pollinate many flowers and aid fruit and vegetable growth. Some kill harmful species and provide chemicals like beeswax, cochineal, silk, and shellac.

Stain Removal Tips Mention Warm Water and Acetic Acid

The piece notes warm water can remove fresh fruit stains but may not preserve color as boiling water. It advises ink remover or bleach for white fabrics and a ten percent acetic acid solution for colored fabrics. It ends by urging experimentation beyond proven methods.

Nut content balance for baked goods

The guide notes most nuts are high in fat and chopped nuts add flavor and crunch to biscuits muffins waffles or cookies. It suggests using 1/2 to 2/3 cup of chopped nuts per cup of flour as a good allowance.

Reception Honors Faculty Ministers in Richland Town

In Richland on September 21 the three churches sponsor a reception for teachers and ministers at the Methodist church. Local residents report arrivals including Mrs. J. W. Blair returning from Kansas City hospital and Jay H. Horning’s navy discharge plans. Other notes cover family visits, a 40th wedding anniversary for A. T. Mills, a newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Black, property sale by Lottie Bailey, planned remodeling by Fremont Hendrickson and price-driven closure of the Harry McClure cafe.

C. A Meville John Coleman Fairfield California Navy J. A. Wray Montebello Cal Hal Virgins C. A. Neville Mike Eulis Greenstoro N. C Lottie Bailey Jake Hendrickson

Women Can 55 Mrs Apples Tomatoes For Mrs Jamison

Neighbors of Mrs Lorance Jamison who was badly injured in a July 27 fall gathered at her home and canned 535 quarts of apples and tomatoes. The group includes Mesdemes Guy Enke Lorain Lukenbach Delbert Black Keith Nau and Harlan Weltner. Robert D. Greene, Fay Greene's son, returned from several months in the Philippines. Sharon and Karen Peters celebrated their eighth birthday. Harry Swiger, former head lineman for the Iowa-Illinois Telephone, moved to New Boston to run a trucking business. Margaret E James USNR stationed at Camp Wallace Texas has been reassigned to the naval replacement base in New Orleans.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Lorance Jamison Mesdemes Guy Enke Lorrain Lukenbach Delbert Black Keith Nau Harlan Weltner Robert D. Greene Fay Greene Philippines Sharon Karen Peters Jarrett Peters Harry Swiger Iown-Illinois Telephone Company New Boston Ill Margaret E. James C & K (D) Usnr Camp Wallace Texas Naval Replacement New Orleans Yah

Presbyterian prayer meeting announced for Wednesday 9 30

A Presbyterian morning prayer meeting will be held at 9 30 on Wednesday at the church. Due to Centennial celebrations there will be no Friendly Bible clues party at the Baptist church.

Presbyterian Echuren Baptist Echurch

Byrnes Urges Nations to Attack Barriers of Mistrust

Secretary of State James F. Byrnes called the United Nations to vigorously dismantle suspicion and mistrust hindering international understanding. In a message to the U S Commission aiding the UNESCO delegation, he urged building defenses of peace in the minds of men and emphasized cooperation as essential to world progress.

Washington James F. Byrnes United Nations Byrnes United States Commission Unied Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization Unesco William Benton

Beans Should Not Be Planted Until Ground Warms

Garden guidance advises delaying bean planting until soil temperatures rise to prevent frost damage and ensure sprouting. Gardeners are urged to wait for warming conditions before sowing seeds.

Bus Service Resumes in Ottumwa After Driver Strike

Ottumwa Iowa residents see bus service resume at 5 am after a 24 day driver strike ends. Parcel, union president, restored to employment and strikers return without penalties. City licenses to operate buses to be renewed by 9 am following settlement.

Ottumwa Iowa Street Railway AFL Ottumwa City Lines Inc Lester Parcel Parcel David Nivin

Industrial plant fire at Davenport destroys Venard Equipment Co

Davenport Iowa Sept 24 Fire of undetermined origin last night destroyed the Venard Equipment Co building which housed new and used furniture owner V V Venard says exact extent of the loss cannot be determined at present.

Davenport Iowa Venard Equipment Co V. V. Venard

Davenport Fire Destroys Landmark Brewery Site

The blaze caused several thousand dollars in damage with losses tentatively set at 75000 dollars, ranking as the sixth most disastrous fire in Davenport history. All of Davenport's fire companies were summoned to fight the blaze that destroyed a once historic brewery site.

Davenport

Time Saver for Dishwashing Efficiency

A simple kitchen tip urges cleaning and putting away cooking equipment immediately after use to save time and reduce clutter.

Also Mentioned on This Page

New Hope Junior Missionary Society Mrs. Helman Guther Studio Ainsworth State Bank Washington County Fashion Colony Erecan Haelmans Barbas Jean Richardson Duane Richardson Larry Duncan Tour Duncan Jeanette Irene Bartz Charles Bartz Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Victor Blattner Harry Dye Harry Turner Tom Gerdes Charles Wiley Women's Council of Christian Church Mable Epp Des Moines Wittrigs Houseals Weed Park Rothschild’s Rcott Jamison Pauline Blanchard Maybelle’s Beauty Salon Hotel Washington BERT State Spurgeons W. L Little Washington Dairy Marian Evans Milwaukee
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