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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1963
Page
2
The Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Women held group meetings Friday for study and devotion from the One People of God book. Announced Presbyterial dates airfield April 25-26 with strong attendance urged and several hostesses led programs and refreshments.
Bridge club play at White Shrine Temple yields prizes to Hal Dunham and Roy Sowash while Ri bekah members plan May convention. Kalona lodge visits Washington chapter April 19 with traveling emblem and entertainers Myral Smith Wayne Brock Lyn Gardner. Members bring pies and name coffee and refreshments crews for May and April events.
Cancer drive workers for Ward IV are asked to meet at 7 30 p m tonight at the home of ward chairman Mrs Dwight Hayes to get material for the drive Mr Schell county crusade chairman will be present to answer any questions
Stewart Parent Teachers Association meets at 7 30 this evening at the school to install officers and present a musical program by sixth graders directed by Miss Mary Ellen McNeill and Ronald Halvorsen, grade school music instructors.
United Presbyterian Women will meet Thursday at 1 30 p m with Mrs Lee Hunt hosting. Cohostess will be Mrs John Skubal. The program will be presented by Mrs Merle Colton and Mrs Law Committee. UPW executive committee met Tuesday with Mrs George Koehler. Plans were set for a contribution supper on April 17. Sewing was done on a quilt.
Funeral services for David Nardy were held at 9 30 Monday morning in the St James Pholic Church with a Reform Mass by the Rev T J Lew and Rev James Grubb present. Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery with Jones Funeral Home in charge. Casket bearers included Bob Nardy Bill Norman Richard Weeks Sam Weeks Vernon Weeks Reid Orris
Cotma notices due by 10 each day print three days in advance. Listings include Noble Grand Circle, American Legion Auxiliary, WRC, Pythian Sisters, Masonic groups, church circles, and potlucks. Activities feature meetings, suppers, bake sales, exchanges, and cooperative dinners across West Chester Crawfordsville and nearby halls with times ranging from morning to evening.
Yesterday in On The Record Hospitals, Lynne Coles ington surgical Ruth Wagner Washington surgical Pearl Clark Washington medical Earl Steele Washington medical were listed as admitted. Dismissed today were Mrs Earl Jones and daughter Washington Mrs Paul Yoder and son Kalona Mrs Ken dall Neil and son Wellman Mrs Robert Robertson transferred to Mercy Hospital Town City Mrs Guila Oakes Columbus Junction.
Mr and Mrs Wi mer and family, Des Moines graduates, spent the weekend in Washington with his mother Mrs W A Palmer and relatives. Mrs Mickey ill in Denver pneumonia patient at St Anthony's Hospital. Dr and Mrs Wayne Barnes welcomed daughter Michelle Marie born April 8, adding to two boys and two girls. George A Pauls of Cedar Rapids visited Washington with Mrs Will E Jones. Larry Thornton and daughter Julie of McHenry IL stayed with parents and in Foster Bagge home. Julie just turned five. Mrs S M Fishburn returned from Northfield WI where she met granddaughter Lisa Louise born March 29. Mrs Wagonknecht’s children Beth Paul Laura and others noted. Mrs A W Hinderman attended TB Health Association meeting and Iowa Town and Country YWCA event. Washington County Republican Women plan Muscatine district meeting with speakers.
Product pitch for SEWEREAMER sewer cleaner by Carson Plumbing & Heating. Claims fast action dissolving roots paper grease and rags, with 5 and 10 lb can packaging and a price of 3.95 dollars. Cautions against competing brands and urges purchase.
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