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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1966

Page

3

Grace Hill Ladies Aid Meets at Waterhouse Home

Mrs Leonard Brinning led the Grace Hill Ladies Aid gathering at the home of Mrs Max Waterhouse on a Wednesday afternoon. Devotions by Mrs Omer Crawford featured Psalms of Suffering and the lesson by Mrs Merle Brinning explored Emerging Africa and Christian symbolism.

Leonard Brinning Grace Hill Ladies Aid Max Waterhouse Omer Crawford Merle Brinning Africa Cancer Fund Grace Hill Robert Miksch

Birthday and visit highlights at United Presbyterian Home

Activities at the United Presbyterian Home feature Mrs. Megchelsen’s April birthday celebrated by descendants from Ainsworth and Mt. Pleasant with cake and remembrances. Rev. Dale Brehmer called on the Megdelsons. Mrs. Holmes and Joe traveled to Clinton after a death notice, with a memorial service held Monday and return to Washington.

Karl Megchelsen Dale Brehmer Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church Megdelsons Mary Holmes Joe Clinton

Circle hostess leads First Presbyterian UPW Circle III

Mrs John Martin hosts Wed afternoon circle at the old manse with cohostess Mrs Ed Lets presiding over the business session. Devotions by Mrs William Petratt and lesson on Jonah in Ninevah led by Mrs Harvey Davis, assisted by several members. Announcements covered White Cross sewing June 8, Synodical Ames June 27 to 29, and Mother Daughter dessert May 6 at 7 pm.

John Martin First Presbyterian Upw Circle III Old Manse Ed Letts William Petratt Harvey Davis Jonah Ben Briley Henry Lanning Earl Steele Ames Archie Kaufman Ed Petratz

Anniversary party for TeBockhorsts

TeBockhorst couple Mr and Mrs Paul TeBockhorst celebrated a silver wedding anniversary with a Thursday evening party at their home. The event, arranged by daughter Mrs Gary Sieren with help from Jeri Lee Snider and Mrs Helen Foster, included friends and relatives. The couple’s anniversary date was April 19.

Paul TeBockhorst Gary Sieren Poplar Bluff Jeri Lee Snider Helen Foster

Social calendar ofBringing events for community groups

Notices list meetings and events for Washington Masonic Lodge Baptist Women's Missionary Society Christian CWF Women of Moose Couple's Golf and many other groups. Includes dates times locations host names and notes such as note change of date and reservation requests. The calendar mentions Mr Hevert and his education details.

Club activities and meetings across local groups

Members of the Double Deck Club met with Mrs. Ela Miller for a card evening at three tables with high score to Thelma Rohrer, followed by H and H Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Earl Ferrell with officer elections and refreshments. Chapter 1 PEO met at Mrs. Orr to hear a program on the County Court House history and clock tower. next meeting set for May 5 with Mrs. James L. Butler.

Double Deck Club Ela Miller Ralph Zeck Rebecca Butler Winnie Robison Thelma Rohrer Zeck Butler PEO Don Orr West Chester Robert Moss Richard Fisher County Court House Academy P.L. Etter Wallace Kessell James L. Butler

Davenport DCCW Convention Heads to Ft Madison

The 39th Davenport Diocesan Council of Catholic Women convention will be held at Aquinas High School in Ft Madison on April 23 and 24. Registration starts after 9 a.m. Saturday in the school lobby with an executive board meeting and luncheon followings. The 6:30 p.m. convention dinner features Mrs. Robert Mooney and Rt. Rev. Msgr. J.D. Conway. Sunday’s banquet will be followed by remarks from Most Rev. Ralph L. Hayes and Rev. Louis McColonnell.

Davenport Diocesan Council of Catholic Women Acquinas High School Ft. Madison Robert Mooney National Council J.D. Conway Ralph L. Hayes Davenport Louis McColonnese

Three motorists fined in city court

Three drivers were fined by the Justice of the Peace court after police stopped them. Norman Lee Peiffer of Webster paid $10 for speeding. Richard L. Carey of Washington and Ricky Wayne McFarland of Washington paid $10 and $5 respectively for a stop sign violation.

Justice of the Peace Court Norman Lee Peiffer Webster Richard L. Carey Washington Ricky Wayne McFarland

Community group notices and social club events

Mrs Larry Duncan hosted thirteen Jaycee Ettes and three guests Tuesday night with Xinia Solano a Costa Rican exchange student speaking on her country government and schools A rummage sale is planned for April 22 at Legion Hall May baskets were made for Prairie Flower School Refreshments were by Mrs Garth Rustan and Mrs Dick Perry Mrs Don Gardner hosted the Sip and Sew Club with president Mrs Gardner presiding and officers elected president Mrs Lloyd Miksch vice president Mrs John Gannon secretary Mrs Gardner Card chair Mrs George Sojka Laundry meeting report given by Mrs Harold Gamon Food quiz led by Mrs Gardner May meeting to be at Mrs John Gamon Roll call recalled past meetings Next hostess group Public Affairs I chaired by Mrs B M O Beirn and Mrs George Rudiger Seventeen members attended Captain's Table panel discussed Making a More Beautiful United States Business meeting led by Mrs Maxwell Secretary treasurer elected Mrs George Rudiger Nominating committee named Mrs Baldrige and Mrs Berdo Next year's program approved.

Don Gardner Gardner Lloyd Miksch John Gannon George Sojka Harold Gamon John Gamon B.M. O'Beirn George Rudiger Public Affairs Toppan Johnson Boyd Berdo Maud McCreedy United States Don Maxwell al Baldrige Berdo

BPW Club Dinner Meeting Tuesday at Captain’s Table

The Business and Professional Women Club will meet for dinner on Tuesday, April 26, at 6 30 p.m. at the Captain’s Table. The program features Nan cy Greiner Audrey Nash and Jean Miller who were sponsored to attend the Youth Power Conference in Burlington and Luiza DaSilva speaking about her trip to Brazil.

Business and Professional Women’s Club Nancy Greiner Audrey Nash Jean Miller Burlington Luiza DaSilva Brazil

4-H Activities by Jackson Jills Club

The Jackson Jills 4-H Club met Monday evening with Kathy Marek. Three talks were given on Breads of Hogs Lawn mower safety and Beef Steer Management. Leaders discussed fair enrollment sheets. Refreshments were served by Kathy and her mother.

Jackson Jills 4-H Club Kathy Marek Peggy Chabal Sherry Horak Kathy

Plans set for YWCA Camp Fire camp this August

At a committee meeting at Mrs. Alan Bergstrom's home plans were made for the annual YWCA Camp Fire camp. The first week in August is chosen. The Pioneer theme will guide crafts and activities. All girls in the community may attend with details to come. Co-directors are Mrs. Yaro Chmelar and Mrs. Donna Lant.

Alan Bergstrom Yaro Chmelar Donna Lant

Ford defends war stance amid bomb buyback claim

House Republican Leader Gerald Ford says reports of mismanagement in the Viet Nam war are alarming after noting a Pentagon plan to buy back up to 30,000 500-pound bombs from allies for B52 raids. Pentagon officials deny the plan and say no such purchases are current. The controversy arose from a March 31 McNaughton letter listing surplus items West Germany may sell. Ford repeated his criticism at a news conference with Everett Dirksen.

Washington UPI House Gerald R. Ford Ford Pentagon Viet Nam Durward G. Hall Rmo United States West Germany U.S Sylvester

Rev Woeste to speak at Wesleyan Guild program

Eighteen members of the Wednesday Night Wesleyan Service Guild met with Mrs. James Schmidt and guests including Mrs. Lyle Wilcox general WSCS president Rev Stan Woeste and Betty Exner of Florida. Rev Woeste gave a program speech titled Isn't It Strange. Mrs Don Statler led the business meeting. Cohostess Mrs Stan Kiesey helped serve refreshments.

Wesleyan Service Guild James Schmidt Lyle Wilcox WSCS Stan Woeste Betty Exner Florida Woeste Don Statler Stan Kiesey

Births and dismissals in Washington and Columbus Junction

Admitted yesterday Cheryl Ledger of Washington medical. Births yesterday a daughter to Mr and Mrs Donald Robertson of Washington. Dismissed today Mrs Jerry Chaney and her son from Columbus Junction.

Edward L. Miller Ainsworth Donna Lee E. Jerald Eiffert Richard Long Wayland Iowa Merley Eiffert Columbus Junction Cheryl Ledger Washington Donald Robertson Jerry Chaney

Marriage License Issued to Beliveau and Hughart

A marriage license has been issued here to Dale John Beliveau and Judy Lea Hughart, both of Iowa City.

Dale John Beliveau Judy Lea Hughart Iowa City

Fulbright Warns of War Fever and McCarthyism

Senator J William Fulbright arch critic of U S policy in Viet Nam warned that mounting war fever could push the nation into a new era of McCarthyism He spoke at Johns Hopkins University opening a three lecture series on foreign policy before students and future diplomats He praised dissenters as a higher act of patriotism and noted America is learning to critique a war while it is fought.

Washington UPI J. William Fulbright U.S Viet Nam Fulbright Senate Foreign Relations Committee The Arkansas Democrat Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies

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Mrs. Brinning Ladies Aid United Presbyterian Home Robert MacLachlan S.J. Seeberg Nebraska City Nebr Mrs. Seeberg Mrs. MacLachlan Grace Kerr Kerr Home Myria Henderson W.A. Trotter Claude Kilgore Kilgore Irene Burmeister Texarkana Texas Helen Lackey Bertha Williamson Charles Price Mrs. Grapes UPW George Kerr Richard Colby Clifford Ramsdale Ross Copeland Edna Sherriff Frances Patton Maud Jackson Margaret Work Ethel Weed Vincent-Sturgeon Cottage Elmer Vincent Keota Marvin Miller Louis J. Kehoe Jeffry Livingston Day & Bates Robert Day Robert Bates West Main St John C. Owen West Washington South Side Square Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main M. L. Tweeton Marion P. L. Etter Osteopathic Physician Journal Optometrists John W. Lemmon South Iowa Christian Tabernacle L. B. Eicher South TeBockhorsts Sieren Larry Simpson Puerto Rico John Air Force Washington State Washington Masonic Lodge Masonic Temple Baptist Women’s Missionary Society Christian Cwf Women of Moose Moose Home William McDole Cal Larsen Tom Bollman Dwain Tschantz Earl Griggs Chiefs Club Earl Hobbs WRC Chiefs Sunset Park White Shrine YWCA Family Living Stephen Wiggers Fareway Applied Arts I Richard Young 19Th Century Club Business and Professional Women's Club Cedar Two Farm Bureau Clark Bauer Mr. Hevert Upsala College East Orange N.J Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery Keith Statler Nancy Elaine Robert Hevert Union, N.J Arnold Hevert Union Miss Statler Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Kirksville Ke- Wash Company Earl Ferrell H and H Club Roger Roth Kendra Milton Schnicker Scott Herbert Ferrell Donald Holmes Vernon Roth Walter Horning Treaurer Schnicker DCCW U.S. Homes Dupont Wade Gary Pence Washington, Ta U. S. Homes Inc 2Nd Ave Des Moines, Lows Jaycee Ettes Larry Duncan Xinia Solano Washington High School Costa Rica Legion Hall Prairie Flower School Garth Rustan Dick Perry BPW Club Jackson Jills Michigan Defense Arthur Sylvester John T. McNaughton Senate Everett M. Dirksen, III Wesleyan Guild State Bank Washington, Iowa Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Wvepvees Slea Chry Motors Corporation Chrysler Jim Atlas Jim’s Standard Service Jim Bennett City Hall Chrysler Corporation Chrysler Motors Corporation Town & Country Plymouth East 3Rd St
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