Fortnightly club forms three Child Study groups
The Fortnightly club opened fall with three Child Study departments meeting. Child Study I, at Mrs. Hedberg’s home, planned refreshments for Iowa City doctors at the clinic and 23 members attended with guests Mrs. Warren Dare and Mrs. Joe Kirkpatrick. Talks on correcting children's faults followed, then a social hour with treats by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Study I
John R. Hedberg
Iowa City
Warren Dare
Joe Kirkpatrick
Paul Fern
Don Shepherd
Wilson J. Putman
Robert Wiley
Kenneth Blecha
Ed VerSteer
Richard Gant
Child Study II
Loren Robertson
Jack Trotman
Keith Vetter
C. W. Gregory
Merle Blieu
Bill Rogers
LeRoy McGraw
Duncan
Phillip Kneen
Cecil Long
Curtis Long
Harold Stephens
Methodist Church
Norman Lechner
Carl Dallmeyer
Brighton Ladies Attend Trenton WSCS Party
Sixteen Brighton Methodist WSCS members gathered at the Trenton church to mark the 10th anniversary of the Trenton society on a Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Otto Lamansky of Brighton baked the cake for the celebration with attendees including several Brighton residents and Mrs Leonard Pickard of East Pleasant Plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Trenton Wscs
Brighton Methodist Wscs
Trenton Society
Trenton Church
Otto Lamansky
R. H. Tracy
Hattie Brier
L. H. White
Lamansky
Edgar Wise
Howard Reighard
Albert Saunders
Earl Neal
L. A Horton
C. F. Darnielle
Harry Stacy
Monroe Kelly
Howard Washburn
James Morgan
Dave McNeese
Ywca Council
YWCA
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Knights of Pythias
KP Hall
Clifford Thorne
Washington County Nurses Potluck
India
LBC Club
Charles Bartholow
Music Department
J. James Hall
Carol
Pythian
Isters
Hall
Dar
H. E Wilson
Pansy Hill Club Plans Wiener Roast at Sunset Park
Pansy Hill club members plan a family Wiener roast at Sunset park on October 19 at 6 30 p m. Families to bring a dish to pass a pie wieners and buns. The event includes prizes from games like Chinese checkers and wahoo with Mrs Watkins assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Hill Club
Erwin Koenig
Sunset Park
Stan Kiesey
Harry Watkins
Bill Bruty
Cora Davis
Earl Davis
Kiesey
Watkins
Mrs Wehr Hosts U Go 1 Go Club Meeting
Mrs Albert Wehr entertained 11 members of the U Go 1 Go club at her home Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Lowell Harding and Donna Haustenstein. Pinochle was played at three tables with Mrs Harding the high scorer and Mrs Val Fuhr the low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wehr
U Go
Lowell Harding
Donna Hauenstein
Harding
Val Fuhr
Leather and Metal Classes Begin at YWCA Next Week
The YWCA announces eight week craft classes for women. Leathercraft starts Wednesday at 2 PM taught by Mrs. Richard Stewart with materials bought by participants. Metalcraft starts Thursday at 2 PM taught by Edna McCarty with a small registration fee. Both classes welcome community women and will provide tools. materials are user supplied.
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YWCA
The
Richard Stewart
Edna McCarty
Ladies Day Out
Secret Club Pals Revealed at Circle Cooperative
Secret pals for the last club year were revealed with a goodbye gift exchange at Lexington Circle’s Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Bill Martin’s home. Thirteen members and three guests attended the fried chicken cooperative dinner. Roscall was answered with a school day recollection. Marion Pence will host October 11.
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Circle Cooperative
Lexington Circle
Bill Martin
Delmar Miller
Raymond Gilliand
Richard Gilliand
Stiller
Roscall
Marion Pence
Men of Homebuilders Hosts at Wiener Roast
The Homebuilders class of the Methodist church hosted a wiener roast in the church basement on Thursday evening. About forty people attended, including members and their families. The men entertained the women after losing the contest to recruit the most members to Sunday school. Committee members were George Dare, Walter Messer, Glenn Knupp, Glenn Thompson and H. J. Brendemann. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bonar showed films of a trip through South Dakota, Montana and Wyoming.
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YMYW
YMCA
IOOF
Junior Missionary Society
West Chester Methodist
Robert Stephens
Washington Township
Tom Gerdes
Robert Swift
The
Methodist
George Dare
Walter Messer
Glenn Knupp
Glenn Thompson
H. J. Brendeman
Raymond Bonar
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Doughnut Time Recipe for Yeast and Cake Doughnuts
Home bakers can make plain doughnuts with holes twists and Bismarcks from one dough. The recipe covers nutmeg sugar cinnamon frosting and testing fat temperature plus steps to rise roll cut twist fry and yield about three dozen doughnuts.
HJ Club Meeting Hosts Prizes and Plans
Three guests attended the HJ club gathering at Mrs. Hubert Malichky’s home Thursday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs. Joe Tebockhorst, Mrs. Roy Carter, Mrs. Adolph Shalla, and Mrs. Dale Marek. The October 19 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Ernest Strum. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HJ Club
Hubert Malichky
Alva Bell
Harry Malichky
Gerald Buchwalter
Joe Te Bockhorst
Roy Carter
Adolph Shalla
Dale Marek
Ernest Strum
Fleur de Lis Club Antique Exhibit Planned at Meeting
The Fleur de Lis club will host an antique exhibit at the next meeting with Mrs. Everette Stew. The event highlights local collectors and draws members to view vintage items and discuss their history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleur de Lis Club
Everette Stew
Club Meets After Noon at Mrs Crone Home
The group gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Al Crone's house for a club meeting. Guests included Mrs. W. L. Rukgaber and Mrs. Pearl Parcell. Mrs. Robert Day spoke on her Mexico trip with articles and snapshots shown to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Crone
W. L. Rukgaber
Pearl Parcell
Mexico
Robert Day
P. F. Whisler
Hamburgers and Bun Contain Daily Thiami Share
A report notes that a hamburger and bun provide 29 percent of a working man’s daily thiami requirement. It discusses nutrient content and dietary guidelines affecting daily intake.
Chester Study Group Meets at Mrs. Stewarts
West Chester Methodist study group met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Edgar Stewart’s home. Sixteen members attended with guests including Mrs. Julius Lindenmeyer of Sioux City and Martha and Barbara Stephens.
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Chester
Mrs
West Chester
Edgar Stewart
Julius Lindenmeyer
Sioux City
Martha
Barbara Stephens
Bakers Spend Forty-Five Million On Milk Purchases
American bakers annually allocate fifty five million five hundred thousand nine hundred dollars to milk purchases. This figure reflects ongoing dairy costs for the baking industry and its supply chain.
Brooklyn Gambling Probe Witness Leaves Court
Arthur Karp, 35, once a contact for bookie Harry Gross, exits Kings County Court amid a probe that named individuals before a Grand Jury. Prosecutors did not say if any named by Karp were high officials in the case.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Arthur
Artie” Karp
Harry Gross
Kings County
Karp
Draft plan aims to triple manpower without ages shift
Veterans draftings lead the current buildup with 000 men noted. Vinson says air force and navy will rely on volunteers to maintain ranks. Hershey says expanding the pool may require law changes to avoid disturbing upper age groups and to keep numbers within a reasonable level.
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Vinson
Air Force
Navy
Hershey
Davenport Man Stolze Murdered Near Brainerd
Eugene Stolze a Davenport Illinois newspaper engraver was found shot twice near a lonely wayside 40 miles north of Brainerd Minnesota Chief John Tierney said exam of .22 caliber bullet fragments showed two hits to the skull and bullet markings could identify the weapon Stolze disappeared from the Brainerd area while on vacation July 1.
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ST. Paul
Eugene Stolze
Brainerd
John Tierney
Minnesota Crime Bureau
Tierney
Davenport
Stolze
Not Brown Study in a Sunny Modern Living Room
A bright living room features chocolate brown walls with pale ivory trim. Mahogany desks and tables match pale yellow copper-rose and deep green upholstery with a gray green floor and ivory ceiling.
Do Not Disturb Young Wildlife in the Woods
Warning about leaving young animals and birds alone in the forest. Mothers stay close and may be nearby waiting for a sign of care.
Honor Eldon Conrys At Dinner on Sunday
Eldon Coury and his bride were guests of honor at a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Coury in Ainsworth. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Moore and son Clifford Eldon, Mrs. W. E. Acton, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Acton of Eldon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson of Battle Creek, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conry and Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor Eldon Conrys
Ainsworth
Eldon Coury
Lee Coury
T. A. Moore and Son
Clifford
W. E. Acton
Paul Acton
Eldon
Harry Johnson
Battle Creek
Robert Conry
Gary
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Motor Service
R. V. Pike
Harry Kleese
Walter Duvall
Walter Bauer
Troy Forinash
Bakers’ Milk Bill
Artie’ Karp
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