Washington social calendar mixed group notices
All notices must be in by 10 a.m. day of first publication with prints three days in advance. Listings include Ainsworth CBS at 8 p.m. Wednesday and many meetings at Masonic Temple or churches, plus clubs such as PEO OES HJ and Rebekah with schedules, meals, auctions, and officer elections. Public events and youth activities appear with locations like Legion Hall VFW Hall and Melody Lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth Cbs
Masonic Temple
PEO
Charles C
Friendly Circle Club
Richard Schiebel
HJ Club
Hubert Malichky
HBO Club
Maurice Libe
OES
School of Instruction
Rebekah
IOOF
St. James Circle
Bethel Centennial
Legion Hall
Harold Kermeen
Rebekah Lodge
Marion Ave UPW program to feature Christian symbols
The Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Women Association holds a tea and program Friday at 1 30 p m in the church theme The Symbols of Our Christian Faith We Share Renewed Life Resource leader Mrs Mike Wheelan leads the program Rev John Baird crafted the symbols spotlighted by narrator Mrs Don Rinner Circle III assists A dedication of the new lounge is featured A nursery for preschool children will be available Circle II hosts the event
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Marion Avenue
United Presbyterian Women’s Association
Mike Wheelan
John Baird
Don Rinner
Circle Ili
Rights battle may last for months
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield warned the civil rights fight could stretch into July and August amid party conventions in San Francisco and Atlantic City. He cautioned all other legislation might stall as debate lengthens, while Hubert Humphrey expressed hope they could avoid August. Supporters prepared to defend the voting rights portion of the 11 point bill.
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Mansfield
San Francisco
Atlantic City
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Humphrey
House
Maquoketa Ends Daylight Time Straw Vote Outcome
Maquoketa residents approved daylight saving time in a straw poll 612 to 324 but the city council plans to ignore the result. Officials will heed a trade area survey the private group intends to conduct within two weeks to determine the official standard time position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa, Iowa
Sperry Kaster Named General Chairman for 125th Anniversary
Sperry Kaster accepts active general chairmanship with support from Brothers of the Brush. He plans a beard and hair growth as a sign of involvement. T. M. Nelson to serve as vice chairman, also growing a beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperry Kaster
Sperry
Brothers of the Brush
T. M. Nelson
Engagement of Margaret McKinstry to Gary Doak
Mr and Mrs Elliott McKinstry announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Elizabeth to Gary E Doak son of Mr and Mrs Walter Doak of Washington Both are students at Iowa Wesleyan College Mt Pleasant Miss McKinstry will receive her BA in English and Mr Doak his BA in Business Administration in June No date set for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott McKinstry
Margaret Elizabeth
Gary E. Doak
Walter Doak
Washington
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Miss McKinstry
Mr. Doak
Stouts of Moline mark 60th wedding anniversary
E A Stouts of Moline celebrate 60 years of marriage after wedding March 29 1904 in Brighton. The couple with 11 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren gathered at their East Moline home for a potluck. They lived in Brighton area 38 years then Wis farm, later East Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.A. Stout
Box 395A
Meersman Addn
East Moline
Brighton
Stout
Retta Caroline Lowry
Erny Andrew Stout
Amberg
Wis
Ametek
Edna Gerlock
Anchorage
Alaska
Ira Stout
Washington
Zilbert
Vernon Stout
Des Moines Fire Claims one Man in Rental Home
Julius Hunting Jr., 39, suffocated from smoke in a two story Des Moines home he rented with two others. Fire damaged the upper rear and originated near the second floor bathroom. Ben Bonner escaped. Henry Carson was away. Bonner woke to flames and alerted authorities. Home owned by John Estes.
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Des Moines
UPI
Julius Hunting Jr
Hunting
Ben Bonner
Henry Carson
Bonner
John Estes
Dubuque Man Dies In House Fire At Home
Frank T. O Malley, 63, of Dubuque, died in a blaze that engulfed his two story frame house. A passing police squad car alerted firefighters who found his charred body on the kitchen floor. He lived alone and was thought to be escaping when overcome by smoke. Cause of the fire remains undetermined, though relatives cited prior furnace trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa
UPI
Frank T. O'Malley
O’malley
O'Malley
April Fools Birthday Cheer From the Coffee Club
A triple header birthday celebration at the Coffee Club featured bis marks with some oniony delicacies. Despite mixed tastes, the mood stayed festive as callers shared greetings and upbeat vibes. A contact line OL 3-2652 invites more well wishes.
Easter Vacation Returnee Roundup From Davenport Area
Several local students resumed classes after Easter break. Tom Horak and John McDaniel returned to St. Ambrose College Davenport. George McDaniel went back to the State University of Iowa Iowa City. Jerry Horak left for Iowa State University Ames after vacation. Mr and Mrs Lewis Whit ted of Clinton were guests of George Masson Sr in Davenport. Mrs Iva Simpson returned from Oakland California for her granddaughter Nancy Simpson Knudson wedding and easter visit, then honeymooned and traveled to Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Horak
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
Paul Horak
Jerry Horak
Iowa State University
Ames
John McDaniel
Merritt McDaniel
George McDaniel
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Lewis J. Whitted
Clinton
George Masson Sr
Whitted
Fairfield
Iva Simpson
Oakland
Calif
Earnest Simpsons
Nancy Simpson
Lee Knudson
United Presbyterian Church
Knudsons
Seattle
Wash
Simpson
Cedar
Cancer workers to meet here April 13 14
The Washington County Cancer Crusade instructional meetings will be held Monday April 13 at 8 p.m. in the Washington County Court House Court Room and Tuesday April 14 at 8 p.m. in Wellman Municipal Building. Crusade captains and workers should attend to gain materials and information. Mrs. Winifred Harris of Marshalltown, regional crusade director, will present latest facts and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Cancer Crusade
Washington County Court House
Farm Bureau
Wellman
Winifred Harris
Marshalltown
Light quake rattles central New Hampshire
A slight earthquake measuring felt across central New Hampshire shook houses at 6 21 a m EST and woke residents. Many fled indoors while some described a thundering sound. Father Donohoe pegged the tremor near Lake Winnipesaukee, noting it was too small for precise location. No injuries were reported.
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Laconia
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
New England
Francis J. Donohoe
Weston College Seismograph Station
Donohoe
Lake Winniesaukee
Donoho
Alaska
Dartmouth College
Russiain farming to be discussed at SCS banquet
The Washington County Soil Conservation District will host its biannual banquet on Thursday April 9 at the YMCA in Washington. Don Johnson and Keith Shafer of Fairfield will share Russian agriculture experiences from a 1963 People to People trip and show photos. Tickets cost $1.25 and are available from the SCS office ASC office Extension office and current or former commissioners. An election for a new six year commissioner to replace Gene Stephens will nominate Orlin Leichty Lee Shaffer and Guy Stacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Soil Conservation District
Iowa
Don Johnson
Keith Shafer
Fairfield
Russia
YMCA
Washington
Washington County
SCS
ASC
Extension
Soil District
Gene Stephens
Ainsworth
Elmer Steele
Riverside
Richard Huber
Wellman
Stephens
Orlin Leichty
Route 2
Lee Shaffer
Guy Stacy
Brighton
Savage Night On Location Color Network Drama
NBC presents Once upon a Savage Night from Indiana and Chicago shot at night with new color film. Cast including Farley Granger Kelly Jean Peters and Michael Dowell discuss National Repertory Theatre touring. Also highlights Captain Kangaroo Rawhide Perry Mason Hazel and ABC News Reports on campaign costs.
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Suspense Theatre
NBC
Indiana
Chicago
Farley Granger
Kelly Jean Peters
Michael Dowell
National Repertory Theatre
CBS
Rawhide
Ashton Corners
Gil Favor
Perry Mason
Simon
Hazel
ABC News
United States
O'Dem Belles Formed By Applied Arts I Club
Mrs. Lee Baird spoke at the Applied Arts I meeting hosted by Mrs. Duane Redlinger. The group voted to form a chapter named O'Dem Belles with co chairmen Mrs. Bernard Singleton and Mrs. Robert Truax. New member Mrs. Richard Davidson joined. plans for the May 4 to 9 Art Show at the City Library were set with committees.
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Lee Baird
Applied Arts I
Duane Redlinger
O’dem Belles
Bernard Singleton
Robert Truax
Richard Davidson
Bill Crandall
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Dean
Doan
Jhoan
NFO Meat Feed Set for Ottumwa Armory
A large crowd is expected at the NFO sausage feed in Ottumwa National Guard Armory on Friday evening April 3. Meals served 5:30 to 8 p.m. Speakers include NFO Secretary Harvey Sickels and UPWA Director Martin Pardekooper with a discussion on Meat Imports and farm prices and testimony from Iowa Congressman John Kyl. The event features the Midwest Farm Report TV discussion on KTVO TV.
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Ottumwa
NFO
Iowa
John Kyl
Bloomfield
Centerville
Midwest Farm Report
Ktvo - TV
Chamra
Cinderella 4-H Club Reports Hobble of Activities
The Cinderella 4-H Club met at Chris Duvall’s home with 13 members and three leaders. Nancy Mangold presided with a habit themed roll call, talks by several members on design topics, a quiz by Mrs. John Duvall, and Vicki Dawson winning the prize. Deanna Statler was chosen to attend the Ames 4-H conference. The next meeting is May 4 with Vicki Dawson.
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Chris Duvall
Nancy Mangold
Vicki Dawson
Julia Radda
Barbara Radda
Cindy Statler
John Duvall
Deanna Statler
Ames
Seven Die in Beverly Fire Trapping Family
Police identify seven victims, a father John Crandell 40 and wife Barbara 38 and their five children Richard 5 John 8 James 9 Catherine 2 Stephen 10. Fire started on the second floor and swept to the attic trapping them as they slept. Fire Chief says upper floors were fully engulfed and rescue was impossible. First floor occupant Laura O Connell 60 escaped uninjured.
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Beverly
Mass
UPI
John M. Crandell
Barbara
Richard
John
James
Catherine
Stephen
John Callalay
Laura O'Connell
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Notice
On the record hospital admitted yesterday Earl Bidwell of Washington in medical care. Dismissed yesterday Warren Bealer of Brighton. Today Mrs Earl Steele of Washington is listed as admitted.
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Earl Bidwell
Washington
Medical
Warren Bealer
Brighton
Earl Steele
Women of Moose Meet on Thursday Evening
The Academy of Friendship committee of the Women of the Moose will convene Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs William McDole. All members are urged to attend.
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Women OF Moose
Academy of Friendship Committee of the Women of the Moose
William McDole
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