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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1950

Page

2

Calendar of community meetings and events

Tuesday activities include WMS Evening division at UP church with Mrs. J. M. Finney, Prairie Flower community meeting at the schoolhouse, and VFW events at Sunset Park. Wednesday features Navajo club luncheon, Bethel Ladies Missionary society, Homemakers, YWCA mixers, and many club sessions at various halls. Friday lists GOP Women meeting, school potluck, and Presbyterian federation events among others with transportation notes.

WMS U.P Church J. M. Finney Prairie Flower Community Meeting VFW Sunset Park Sunshine Community Club Lyle Wilcox Word Weavers Pines W. T. Carson Bethel Ladies Missionary Society Harry Dye Homemakers Club George Dare Ainsworth OF Masonic Temple St. Mary's Circle Ed Sullivan Pythian Circle H. M. Shaver Independent Club Francis McConnell Pansy Hill Club Erwin Koenig Knights of Columbus St. James Hall HJ Club Hubert Malichky Fleur de Lis al Crone Plant and Bulb Exchange West Chester WRC Robert Speed Loren Robertson Albert Wehr Methodist Church Walnut School John Hedberg GOP YMCA Tom Davis Iowa City

Tips for Biscuit Makers Quick breads guidance and tips

Biscuit making tips emphasize rapid preparation and careful measurement. It advises sifting flour before measuring and using inexpensive standard measuring spoons and cups to speed the process while maintaining accuracy.

Camp Fire Leaders Receive Instruction

Mrs John Battin and Noel Newell led an instruction school for Cedar Rapids Camp Fire Girls leaders at the IOOF hall. Mrs Ira Gastman urged listing girls for Junior Red Cross training and announced November candy sales. Three handcraft sessions will run Oct 17 Oct 30 and Nov 8 at 2 p m in the Cedar Rapids office.

John Battin Noel Newell Cedar Rapids

Pratt speaks on Scandinavian crafts at Handcraft II meeting

Mrs. C A Pratt discussed handcraft in Scandinavian countries and her Europe trip this summer at Handcraft II in Mrs. Herbert Campbell's home near Alsworth. She showed crocheted items from her mother Mrs. Pauline Reuss and displayed china linen lace and more. The Pratt party visited Denmark Norway Sweden Belgium France and sailed home on the Batory. Staples remain rationed abroad and refreshments closed the meeting.

C. A. Pratt Europe Herbert Campbell Alsworth Sweden Belgium Tolland France Batory

Crawfordsville Auxiliary Views Meeting Highlights

At the Crawfordsville American Legion auxiliary meeting held Wednesday at the Methodist church, Mrs Myral Smith and Mrs Jack Howard staged a humorous one act play. Twenty nine members attended and the group voted to support the Bells for Freedom campaign by signing a scroll for Berlin. A community poll was planned to gauge opinion on universal military training. Mrs Clarence Moorhead reported on the Muscatine district convention. Committee reports covered the Farrier-Conrad sale the Sister Kenny Fund and the rehabilitation chairman. Refreshments followed.

Crawfordsville Myral Smith Jack Howard Methodist Church Berlin Clarence Moorhead Muscatine Farrier-Conrad Sale Sister Kenny Fund

Stainless steel dominates new dairy equipment

For the American dairy industry an estimated 82 percent of new equipment contacting milk is stainless steel, a finding that underscores durability and contamination control. The statistic reflects a shift toward corrosion resistant enclosures and processing surfaces in dairy plants.

Stainless

Oatmeal Blueberry Muffins Fresh From fall kitchen

Fresh fall mood with hot coffee pairs with oatmeal blueberry muffins. The recipe blends rolled oats with flour baking powder baking soda salt and buttermilk for a moist crumb. Fold in blueberries spoon into greased pans bake at 400 F for about 25 minutes yield 18 large muffins or 24 small sticks.

Lueberry

Pecks Hold Golden Wedding Anniversary in East Pleasant Plain

Over 100 friends and relatives gathered Sunday at the East Pleasant Plain hall to honor Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peck on their golden wedding anniversary. A noon family dinner followed by an open house began at 2 PM with all nine Peck children in attendance. Attending guests included Frank Peek and his wife Mrs. Frank Melinski, longtime wedding party members, and Mrs. Martha Kasowski who baked the cake as she had for previous Peck anniversaries and the wedding.

East Pleasant Plain Paul Peck Peck Peek Frank Peek Frank Melinski Washington Peter Peck John Crish Martha Kasowski Roger Arnold Vincent Peck Rock Island Rosie Kregoski August Kregostd St. Mary’s Polishville Church Pecks Jefferson County Robert Peck Indianapolis Ina Sam Armetta Roy Lamansky Charles Crish Maynard Peck Brighton Lester Forbes Pleasant Plain Joseph Peck Past Pleasant Plain Wiliam Peck

DeMolay Mothers Host First Fall Meeting and Birthday Party

The DeMolay Mothers Circle held its first fall meeting at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Charles Kennedy in charge, appointing committees for membership and events. A birthday party celebrated 13 boys with July August or September birthdays, featuring home made cake and ice cream.

DeMolay Mothers’ Circle Masonic Temple Charles Kennedy Belle Rice Kennedy Harlan O'Loughlin Don Maxwell Howard Caldwell EB. G. Humm Edna Meclure Joe Cochran Charles Crone G. M. Humble Ronnie Baker Ray Carter Don Gardner John Kennedy Dick Maxwell Leo Mangold Larry Thornton Richard Brinning Robert Godwin Jerry Foriash Paul Benell Jerry Richards Gary Augustine

Applied Arts Club Welcomes Three New Members

At the Fortnightly club Applied Arts meeting Monday night in Mrs. Willard Palmer's home three new members joined: Mrs. Paul Shearer Mrs. Marion Swanson and Mrs. John McConnell. Mrs. McConnell assisted as hostess and Eileen Jeffrey spoke on chinaware. Fifteen members attended.

Applied Arts Willard Palmer Paul Shearer Marion Swanson John McConnell McConnell Eileen Jeffrey Dean Cox

Kansas Woman Guest At Alvine Residence

Mrs Alfred Patterson of Hiawatha Kansas visited last week at the Maurice Alvine home. The Patterson family joined Maurice Alvine and family for a Sunday drive to Ft Madison and to the Patterson home. The community extends sympathy to Joseph Janecek and congratulates Leo Miller and wife on their marriage.

Bethel Alfred Patterson Hiawatha Kansas Maurice Alvine Ft. Madison FE. A. Patterson Diane Ray Niffenegger Davenport May Ruth Gideon Elizabeth Longer Ernie Temple Emil Peiffer Mary Birka Riverside Charley Kolosick C. J. Wolfe Dale Robertson Joseph Janecek Leo Miller Kalona Miller

Molasses Cookies Add Variety to School Lunch Menu

Molasses cookies delight students in lunch boxes and snacks. They satisfy sweet teeth, provide quick nutrition, and stay fresh. The variety of molasses cookies offers different flavors for the menu.

Birthday wishes for West Chester and Pleasant Hill residents

Happy Birthday greetings dated Tuesday September 26 honor Mrs G E Mace Mrs Maude Jones Eva Blake and Patricia Ann Skinner of West Chester and Betty Jo Earnest of Pleasant Hill who is celebrating with a three candle cake today.

Ed Chalupa Carol Grecian Arden Safoek Janet West West Chester Robert Lee Hunt Dale Hunt Keota G. E. Mace Maude Jones Eva Blake Patricia Ann Skinner Betty Jo Earnest Pleasant Hill

Bridge Club Meets at Ma sonic Temple

The White Shrine bridge group played Monday afternoon at the Ma sonic Temple on three tables. High scorer was Mrs. Clarence Richards of Ainsworth, second high was Mrs. Guy Cole. Hostesses were Mrs. E. B. Hammer and Mrs. H. M. Dodder. Tables featured fall flowers. Next meeting set for October 9.

White Shrine Masonic Temple Clarence Richards Ainsworth Guy Cole E. B. Hammer H. M. Dodder

Refrigerator Cleaning Tips From Daily Living Column

Easy method to clean a gas refrigerator using soda and water. Suggests three trips to mix a quart of warm water for washing walls shelves and fittings.

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