Just Us Club Elects Officers and Women Meet
Twelve members of the Just Us Club met with Mrs. Opal Parcell on Wednesday and elected officers. Mrs. Lewis Goodlander became president, Mrs. Rebecca Butler vice president, and Mrs. Eva Robertson secretary treasurer. Mrs. L. F. Harding presided with Robertson and Harding in charge of games and contests. The Washington County Council of Republican Women met at Mrs. Walter Duvall’s home with Mrs. Herb Campbell presiding. Robertson gave a program on the Community Action Program followed by questions. A spring conference is set for April 29 at the Town Hall West Branch. reservations by April 26 with Mrs. Keith Vetter. Registration is 50 cents. luncheon at Century House at noon is 1.50. Mrs. Edgar Stewart was named to oversee the Republican Booth July 4 at Crawfordsville, cohosted by Mrs. James Harris and Mrs. Walter Doak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Us Club
Opal Parcell
Lewis Goodlander
Rebecca Butler
Eva Robertson
L.F. Harding
Washington County Council of Republican Women
Walter Duvall
Herb Campbell
Robert Day
Town Hall
West Branch
Keith Vetter
Century House
Edgar Stewart
Booth
Crawfordsville
James Harris
Walter Doak
Homes and Land Transfers in Kalona and Vicinity
Property deeds list includes dozens of new houses garages stores and additions in Kalona light with several transfers of land including sec 26 77 9 sec 33 74 9 and multiple lots in Crayne s and West Chester NE Washington and Kalona. Notable entries include Sunray DX service station at 1060 West Madison and several residential additions across East Madison North 15th East Second and East Main. Transfers reflect individuals such as Orville Tappan Rev W J Stevens Dale Fritz James Ellery Foster and many others with a mix of new residences garages and lot sales along with estate transfers to Clara E Patterson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Tappan
North Sixth
Ke-Wash Fertilizer Co
W.J. Stevens
South Second
Harry Ward
East Polk
Jim Batterson
Madison
Dale Fritz
William Yearington
East Main
Sunray D X
W. Eugene Stewart
Second
Everette Goodwin
North 15Th
Bernard Singleton
Perdock Court
Milo W. Steel Sr
North Fourth
Ambrose G. Gilpin
South Eighth
James Ellery Foster
Washington County
Kenneth Clark
Frances Meacham
James V. Milam
Clarence Everett Haifley
Crayne’s
West Chester
J. Max Henness
William Edward Shepherd
Washington
Dale Cole
Alan L. Schooley
Snider
Chris P. Bontrager
Earl Roth
Snider & Allen
Walter J. Miller
George Bush
Gertrude Shettler
Dr M L Tweeton Directory Entry
Dr M L Tweeton at 108 Marion with phone 653 2351 is closed on Wednesdays and Wednesday hours unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Tweeton
Marion
Easter service by UPW at First Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Women of the First Presbyterian Church held a special Easter service in the church sanctuary. The setting featured an open Bible on purple cloth, a large candle, and lilies, with music by Mrs. Edith Shields and a solo by Mrs. Robert Kiesey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Women
First Presbyterian Church
God
Jesus Christ
Clarence Dehne
John Martin
Dale Connelly
Edward Vosika
Edith Shields
Robert Kiesey
Admitted and Births Report from Washington Medical Today
Admitted Yesterday Frank McKune Washington medical today John Kiene Washington medical Births Yesterday Mr and Mrs Edward Bean Washington a daughter Dismissed Today Oscar Collett Washington Mrs Lloyd Beenblos som and son Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McKune
Washington
John Kiene
Edward Bean
Oscar Collett
Lloyd Beenblossom
Social calendar notices for community groups and events
All notices must be in by 10 am on day of first publication and print three days ahead. Friday events include Past Matron's Club dinner at Masonic Temple and Coopera tive dinner plus IOOF Hall and Lodge No. 26 programs. Sunday Rainbow Girls attend church at 10 am. Monday meetings at Masonic Temple and YWCA Council at YWCA room. Other items list Wash Away Tops Club dessert, Washington Saddle Club at the Fairgrounds, Vigilant S.S. Class cooperative supper, and DAR Y-Wives programs, along with Dr E M Ahart and Stan Woeste speaking engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Regbekah Lodge
IOOF
Rainbow Board
Ywca Council
YWCA
White Shrine Bridge
Washington Saddle Club
Fairgrounds
First Presbyterian Church
Entertaining Evening At U P Home On Tuesday
Two part program featured Jim Marshall reciting Rindercella for laughs and Rev Clifford Ramsdale presenting mountain slides from national parks. Local visits included Mrs Arthur Krause of Keota and Mr Sam Erwin of Olds, plus Crawfordsville callers Mrs Lillian Maxwell and Mrs Maude White to Mrs Myrla Henderson. Megcelson cottage hosted George Lord of Ainsworth and Karl Megchelsen Jr of Mt Pleasant. Ramsdale leads Thursday Bible study both this week and next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Marshall
Clifford Ramsdale
Minnie Green
Arthur Krause
Keota
Sam Erwin
Olds
Lillian Maxwell
Maude White
Crawfordsville
Myrla Henderson
Megcelson Cottage
George Lord
Ainsworth
Karl Megchelsen, Jr
Mt. Pleasant
Penicillin Allergy Tests and Six Cancers Highlight Health Trends
New York University doctors test skin reactions to penicillin to gauge allergies, though large studies are needed. The American Cancer Society focuses on six cancers—uterus, colon, rectum, breast, mouth, lung, and skin—now causing about 60 percent of cancer deaths. A California doctor questions baby footprints for identification after tracing 51 births, finding only 10 matches. A Scottish physician notes rising alcoholism, with over 12 percent of mental hospital patients affected. Dr. Alan F. Guttmacher warns population could reach seven billion by century's end, urging medical leadership. He contrasts past famine responses with modern antibiotic use in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Bernard B. Levine
Levine
American Cancer Society
ASC
California
Kenneth S. Shepard
Dr. Shepard
Alastair Kenneth Macaulay Macrae
Macrae
England
Wales
France
U.S
University of Michigan
Alan F. Guttmacher
India
Guttmacher
Farewell coffee honors Mrs Griggs group in Keota sendoff
Mrs Helen Wolfe and Mrs Pearl Richardson were honored at a farewell coffee hosted by Mrs Orville Griggs with Mrs John Renoux as cohost. Twenty one neighbors and relatives attended as the honorees receive a money tree before moving to Keota soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Helen Wolfe
Pearl Richardson
Orville Griggs
John Renoux
Cooperation Keeps School Lunch Programs Running Smoothly
The article stresses full cooperation among food service staff, faculty, administration, students, and parents for effective school lunch programs. It argues that well-trained staff, creative menus, and clear understanding of food costs support nourishing meals at thirty-five cents, with administrators, teachers, homemakers, and breadwinners all recognizing the value and contributing to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Service
John
Start action on U S wage hike
Washington reports the House Education and Labor Committee backs a minimum wage measure that would raise pay for 4.7 million workers and cost employers over 1 billion dollars annually. The panel notes strong GOP objections and highlights diverging estimates on inflation risk as the bill heads to debate later in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
House
House Education and Labor Committee
New Car Ownership Listed for Several Individuals
A list of individuals with their new vehicles includes Alvin Ray Miller in a Wheel camper Everette R. Chorpen ing with Rambler Kenneth Leroy Hanson Oldsmobile Lester C. Grim Oldsmobile Harold J. Wilson Oldsmobile Richard L. Stephens Buick Lewis Charlotte Weber Chevrolet Robert Lee Ayers Ford Dennis Linda Wieland Chevrolet Raymond Saide Coleman Rambler John W Helscher Chevrolet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Ray Miller
Wheelcamper
Everette R. Chorpening
Rambler
Kenneth Leroy Hanson
Oldsmobile
Lester C. Grim
Harold J. Wilson
Richard L. Stephens
Buick
Lewis Or
Charlotte Weber
Chevrolet
Robert Lee Ayers
Ford
Dennis
Linda Wieland
Raymond Or
Saide Coleman
John W. Helscher
Birthday Celebrations Mark Mrs Eimen at 83 in Kalona
Mrs Alice Eimen observed her eighty third birthday on March 30 in Kalona with a surprise party at her son in law and daughter Lloyd Knepp home. Guests included numerous local families and church members. A separate social marked the Hartzlers housewarming south of Kalona with arrangements by local hosts and a mystery supper for Sunday School classes led by Paul D Miller and Mrs Ellis Swartzendruber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Alice Eimen
Lloyd Knepp
Mahlon Schlabaugh
Albert S. Miller
Sam D. Mast
Elmer T. Miller
Sylvan Hochstedler
Magdalene
David Mast
Mahlon Gingerich
Lizzie
Elmer Schrock
James Lee
Marion Miller
Norma Kay
Linus Gingerich
Amanda Byler
Dorothy Mast
Vernon Hartzler
Susan
Julie
Adult Fellowship of the United Christian and Baptist Church
Ford Skola
George E. Fry
Marie Jackson
Don Miller
Tom Gingerich
George W. Yoder
John D. Woodin
Roy Pewitt
Karen
Eugene Way
Paul D. Miller
Ellis Swartzendruber
Karen Miller
Ellen Beachy
Vivian Hochstedler
Grace Yoder
Linda
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