Rotary hosts teachers at annual dinner in Burlington
The Burlington Rotary Club entertained public school teachers and spouses at the Community room with a full dinner and lively program. Dean Mead presided, Dr. R. C. Keagy offered grace, and Dr. C. A. Boice read Rotary histories and tributes to long-time members. Captain Cecil Bates of Leeds, England, was introduced as a guest speaker on a UK procurement mission.
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Rotarians
Ed’’ Ralston
Rotary
Dean Mead
Grace
R. C. Keagy
Ralston
T. R. Phillips
Mr. Erbe
President Mead
Eloise Sorden
Leigh Soule
C. A. Boice
Rotary Club
R. E. Shannon
Shannon
L. A. Jones
Ralph Thompson
Stutsman
O. FE. Schmitt
Lloyd Lytle
Wesecoat
T. A. Mast
Cecil Bates
Leeds
England
Arthur Beers
Chicago
Mast
Britain
Burlington
States
America
Winston Churchill
Vigilant Class Meets at Presbyterian Church Social
The Vigilant Sunday school class gathered in the church basement for a social evening with ten attendees. Mrs. Fred Neiswanger conducted the meeting and refreshments were provided by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Fred Neiswanger
Ben Briley
Leslie Zook
Maurine Anderson
Mary Dreckmeier
Florence Miller
Neiswanger
Zook
Archie Euwer
van Meter
Senior Needle Club Elects Mrs Pogge As New President
Riverside report notes Mrs A H Pogge elected president of the Senior Needle Club with Mrs R H Heitzman as secretary treasurer. Mrs Margaret Cress of Cedar Rapids attended as out of town guest. Social needlework afternoon followed by luncheon hosted by Mrs Hielen Critz. Mrs Roy Snyder to host next meeting.
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Senior Needle Club
Riverside
Estelle Critz
Hielen Critz
A. H. Pogge
R. H. Heitzman
Margaret Cress
Cedar Rapids
Roy Snyder
Station RWI: World’s most powerful radio station
Station RWI in Soviet Russia claims the top radio power with a 172 kilocycle frequency and 500000 watts output, asserting unmatched transmission strength.
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RWI
Soviet
Russia
Rainbow Installation at Temple Masonic Chapter
Marian Krumbholtz installed as Worthy Advisor of the Rainbow Girls at the Temple with about 100 attendees for the public ceremony. Potluck dinner framed the event with officers listed as Jeanne Day, Audrey Hotle, Dorothy Watson, and others, plus appointive officers and staff.
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Marian Krumbholtz
Iowa
Jeanne Day
Audrey Hotle
Dorothy Watson
Hope
Marjorie Thompson
Georgianne Rudiger
Eleanor Tucker
Shirley Peterson
Anna Waggoner
Betty Snakenburg
Dorothy Bear
Lois Mace
Fidelity
Virginia Holden
Car- Oleen Sartor
Arlys Myers
Evelyn Meek
Edith Gillespie
Dorothy Putnam
Bonnie Simpson
Frances Sartor
Marshall
Jean Essley
B P W Club Tea Honors Washington Teachers
The Business and Professional Woman's club honored Washington teachers with a Sunday tea at Mrs. Helen Heilman home. Forty five guests welcomed by Mary Lynn Heilman and officers. Iola Dittmer gave a piano recital and accompanied Mary Reynolds who sang two solos. Mildred Tracy welcomed guests and invited membership. Out of town guests Ada Edwards and Betty Feldman from Fairfield attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Teachers of
Washington
Helen Heilman
Mary Lynn Heilman
Idelia Bakke
Thora Reynolds
Faye Holland
Iola Dittmer
Bran Flake Chip Cookies for Tea or Bridge Parties
Cookie recipe notes for Bran Flake Chip Cookies with flour baking powder salt butter brown and granulated sugars eggs vanilla milk bran flakes and chocolate pieces. Also a coconut oat nut cookie mix yields two dozen cookies.
Lace Cookies C White Sugar Eyes Beaten 1 Melted Butter
A brief kitchen note lists lace cookies with white sugar eyes and instructions to beat ingredients, including one melted butter, indicating a simple prep step.
Sugar Pinch Salt Pie Crust Instructions
Mix and push into pan and bake in a hot oven at 375 degrees. Make crust from 2 eggs brown sugar nut meats shredded coconut flour baking powder beaten. Spread crust on crust and bake slowly until brown at 275 degrees. Should fill one large flat pan or two small ones. Cut into squares before cold.
Honor Mrs Gordon On 91st Birthday
Mrs Martha Gordon celebrated her 91st birthday hosted by daughter Ella Gordon at 311 South Avenue C yesterday. Neighbors and family joined the gathering for the quiet city observance.
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Mrs. Gordon
Martha Gordon
Ella Gordon
South Avenue C
Tea ceremony honors Mrs Gordon’s guest group
About 45 or 50 friends and relatives attended to extend congratulations. Mrs Gordon’s granddaughter Murray McCreedy of Brigh ton helped and presided at the tea table. The house was decorated with fall flowers.
Earthenware Dishes Prone to Cracking Under Heat
Earthenware dishes crack and craze more easily than china or porcelain because the body and glaze do not expand and contract at the same rate with heat.
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China
Porcelain
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Journal Woman's Page
Rainbow
Homer Stephen Optometr
Dixie Dugan
McEvoy & Striebe
MR. Bradway
E. D. Morrison, Jr
Y.W
John Lemmean
Y.W. Cock
P. L. Etter
S. Iowa
A. A. Weiss
Uts
Sterling
Keller-Nohn Company
Rothschilds
Spurgeon’s
Tan Gabardine
Sas
Berkley
Chenille
Spurgeon
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