Stewart PTA installs new officers and speaker
Stewart PTA meeting featured election of officers with Mrs. Stanley Wallace installed as president and Lars Sjoberg giving a presentation on Sweden. Music by Donna Proudfit and Greg Hillman and Patty Holden with Shirley Luers accompanied. Attendance prize won by a third grader. plans for summer movies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Parent Teachers Association
Lars Sjoberg
Stanley Wallace
Raymond Carter
Donna Proudfit
Greg Hillman
Patty Holden
Shirley Luers
Sweden
Carter
Miss Kos
Paul Gebhardt
Richard Giardino
Alford Lemke
Beverly Lenz
Maynard Goff Jr
Wallace
Elsie Glassburner
Fleuer de Lis Club Forms Anniversary Belles Branch
Fourteen members met with Mrs John Ramsey for a business meeting and a cake decorating demo by Mrs Lloyd Marek. A chapter of Anniversary Belles was formed as refreshments were served by Mrs Ramsey and Mrs Duane Krotz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleur DE Lis
Fleur de Lis Club
John Ramsey
Ethel and
Maud McCreedy
Lloyd Marek
Ramsey
Duane Krotz
YMCA Planned Two Saturday Events at Washington Branch
The Washington YMCA schedules a Junior Hi-Y dance from 7 30 to 9 30 p m with 10 cent member price and 35 cent guest add on, plus a bean feed at 12 15 p m with film show. Reservations for the bean feed are required by 10 30 a m.
Special Meetings Continue at Prairie Flower Church
Special meetings run through April 26 at Prairie Flower Baptist Church with chalk artist C. Leroy Sheveland continuing the program at 8 p m each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Leroy Sheveland
Prairie Flower Baptist Church
Social calendar notices for community events and meetings
A calendar of club meetings and social events lists Priday Methodist WSCS and Masons programs at 7:30 p.m., Baptist Women’s Mission Soci, Sunday Newcomers Dance with reservations by Thursday, Odd Fellows Rebekahs at 6:30 p.m., Mother-Daughter Banquet at 6 p.m., Golden Age Club at 10 a.m., Music by Mrs. M. M Schell at 8 p.m., various Applied Arts and YWCA events, and other gatherings with locations and times across churches, clubs, and community centers. Transfers note changes in times and places, with transportation and hosting details.
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Priday Methodist
WSCS
Masons
Fellowship Hall
Women’s Mission Soci
Surday Country Club
Odd Fellows
Standay Christian Church
YWCA
M. M Schell
Applied Arts
Agnes Whelan
Richard Anderson
B.B. Bordwell
Baptist Christian Builders
Charles McConnell
Beulah Hesselgesser
Clifford Porter
Ath Century Club
Winga Cafe
Carol Roberts
Sam Witting
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Truman Tuttle
Boyd Seifkas
Washington County tour to Minneapolis signs up twenty eight
Twenty eight women from Washington County join the Extension Family Living program to tour Minneapolis from April 27 to 29. They will depart by chartered bus at 5 30 a m CST Monday and return Wednesday night, visiting Daytons department store Red Wing Potteries Betty Crocker Kitchens and other venues with evenings for dining and theater. Sally J Smith accompanies the group.
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Washington County Extension
Minneapolis
Washington
Daytons Department Store
Red Wing Potteries
Betty Crocker
Southdale
Sally J. Smith
Washington County
Tina Bain
Boyd Berdo
George Colthurst
John Durst
Stanley Bash
Ivan Goodwin
Heard Hazen
Keith Horn
Mary Horning
E. L. Huber
Zelma Hughes
Russell Knott
Ray Lasek
John Lemmon
George Lutz
Gilbert Mills
Florence Norman
Price Roberts
Otto Sheetz
Earl Simpson
P. E. Skubal
Homer Vincent
Harvey Wagamon
David Winegarden
John Witthoft
Ed Yoder
Edith Zook
Women's Bowling Thursday Rollers League Scores and Standings
Readable league tally shows teams Slow Rollers Babies Roe Rollers Polka Dats Alley Cats Fourettes In-Betweeners. Highlights include team series Slow Rollers 616 and 1739 for Babies, with top individuals Lela Miller 500 and Mary Randall 471, and games Lela Miller 181 and Mary Randall 182.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slow Rollers
Roe Rollers
Alley Cats
Babies
Lela Miller
Mary Randall
Fortnightly Club May Dessert Features Travel Speaker
Fortnightly Club women should note the general meeting on Thursday May 14 at 1 pm with a dessert at Washington Country Club. Dr Shorty Paul from the State University of Iowa will speak on his travels in Italy. Members should reserve with department leaders promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Country Club
Family Living group plans silver Tea at Legion Hall
Twenty two members of Family Living met at Sitler's House of Light with Mrs Sitler hosting. Gracie Walker showed lighting slides and discussed home lighting for work study and relaxation. Mrs Ellingsworth spoke on reading about happiness and staying young. Dinner Belle plans include weekly annivers ary teas at the Legion Hall inviting all women to wear anniversary dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitler
House of Light
William Sitler
Gracie Lee Walker
Don Ellingsworth
Legion Hall
Randolph Kelsey
Lester Luckenbill
Kennedy Attends Advertising Workshop for Mutuals
Chas Kennedy secretary of Farmers Mutual Insurance Association at Washington participated in an advertising workshop for county mutual insurance managers on April 2 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Chas
Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
Washington
Bethel Presbyterian Church Sunday Services
Bethel Presbyterian holds Sunday school at 10 am and worship at 11 am with a sermon titled The of the Commonplace delivered by pastor Milan K. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church News
Bethel Presbyterian Sunday School
Milan K. ‘Thompson
New Car Sales Names Appear in Local Ledger
Dorothy L Gingersen and Kenneth A Peters appear with Chevrolet and Ford models in a local auto listings run by Farmers Supply. Werner or Ida Lowry and Wilfred or Evangeline Bouquet are noted with Chevrolet and Ford trades, while Larry D Fedderson, Larry Richards, and a Chevrolet truck highlight the motor vehicle section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy L. Gingersen
Chevrolet
Kenneth A. Peters
Ford
Werner
Ida Lowry
Farmers Supply
Wilfred Or
Evangeline Bouquet
Larry D. Fedderson
Larry Richards
Local News Briefs from Mercy Hospital and Area Visit
Dave Benson underwent major surgery Thursday at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City and is doing fine. Mr and Mrs Bernard Payne and Mrs Alvin Shebeck of Paynes Radio Television and Appliances attended an all day meeting at Newton at the Maytag plant Thursday. Mrs Howard Van Ness lives at 115 West Third and has cut asparagus while enjoying tulips and violets at home. Mrs Flo Stott of Monte Vista Colorado and daughter Judy Atwood of Denver left after visiting a week, noting they moved from West Chester 21 years ago to Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Benson
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Bernard Payne
Alvin Shebeck
Payne
Newton
Maytag
Howard van Ness
Clara Tooman
West Third
Flo Stott
Monte Vista
Colo
Judy Atwood
Denver
Roy Bauer
West Chester
Colorado
Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church Centenary Events
Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church celebrates its centennial with worship at 11 a.m. Sunday. The afternoon program features former ministers, a Communion meditation by Rev. Robert Stahmer, a rededication using the original service, a special choir program, and an historical review from 2 to 3 p.m. The Centennial Communion service at 3:15 p.m. includes Rev. Karl Megehelsen, Rev. V. V. Wortman, and Rev. Robert Stahmer. Continuous events include a 12:30 to 2 p.m. basket dinner and an organ performance by Mrs. John B. Skubal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Robert Stahmer
Dale E. Brehmer
Karl Megehelsen
V. V. Wortman
John B. Skubal
Brehmer
C.L. Kilgore
W. A. McGinnis
Max M. White
W. Mac Wallace
LBC Club Members Meet and Hostess Hosts Honors
Zen members of the LBC Club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs George Jarrard. Mrs Ar thur Duensing attended as a guest. Mrs Don Wylie led the meeting in the president's absence. Household hints were shared, a flower and bulb exchange occurred, and a card was sent to Mrs Orley Page. The group sang Happy Birthday to Mrs Grace Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LBC Club
George Jarrard
Arthur Duensing
Don Wylie
Orley Page
Grace Stewart
Carl Jarrard
Duensing
Neutralist Premier Accepts Terms to Restore Lao Government
In Vientiane, Souvanna Phouma agreed to conditions that restore his government while keeping real power with the right wing generals who led Sunday’s coup. The generals, led by Kouprasith Abhay, retain authority to propose cabinet members and oversee decisions, with unclear Pathet Lao involvement amid Western and Soviet pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Souvanna Phouma
Kouprasith Abhay
Kouprasith
Pathet Lao
Souvanna
Siho Lamphouthakoul
Soviet Union
Des Moines Embraces Fast Time Across Eastern Iowa
Des Moines city council voted unanimously to adopt daylight saving time from April 26 to October 4 with a one hour clock advance. A single objector worried about confusion and leaving work early. The move, part of a broader regional shift driving clocks ahead across eastern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Des Moines
Iowa
State Executive Council
McNamara unveils 22 base cutbacks nationwide
Defense Secretary McNamara announces shutdowns at 22 military installations with 10 056 jobs cut and overseas measures saving 68 million dollars over 30 years. Major cut at Watertown Arsenal eliminates 1849 jobs by September 1967, most facilities to be sold, with retained materials research agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
U.S
United States
Europe
Western Hemisphere
NATO
Watertown
Mass
Prison conditions probe deepens after closed hearings
United Press International reports the Town Legislative Budget and Financial Control Interim Committee kept silent on six hours of closed door testimony by three top state prison officials. The panel recorded the sessions while launching an inquiry into Fort Madison and Anamosa facilities, with warden John Purcell, assistant warden Roland Brown, and warden John Bennett providing new details. A three member subcommittee will seek counsel for potential broader highway commission investigations tied to a recent Iowa change from concrete to asphalt on Interstate 80 in Johnson and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Tne Town
Fort Madison
Anamosa
Clifford Vance
Mount Pleasant
John Purcell
Roland Brown
The
Highway Commission
Iowa
Johnson Counties
Births and admissions listed in regional hospital record
Yesterday records show Mae McCree ly and Katie Ross admitted for medical reasons in Washington and Brighton, with Isaac Norenberg in Keota for surgical needs. Births include a Leyden son in Washington and a Ray Smith son in Kalona. Dismissals note several patients including Mrs Horn, Mrs Hubbs, Alberts baby, and Nancy Mattes among others.
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Mae McCreely
Washington
Katie Ross
Brighton
Isaac Norenberg
Keota
Phillip Leyden
Ray Smith
Kalona
Frank Horn
West Liberty
John Hubbs
Crawfordsville
Alberts Baby
Richard Griffith
Columbus Junction
Nancy Mattes
Robert Tinnes
Fifty-One Boys Complete Gun Safety Class
Fifty-one boys have completed the gun safety course and are invited to the armory tonight for more instruction and target practice. Those absent Tuesday may take tests tonight at 7 p.m. National Guardsmen led by Sgt. Verle Mitchell will demonstrate sighting in and offer further aiming instruction. All who finish exams will use the indoor rifle range to fire shots on 22 cal. rifles. Izaak Walton League and Marine Corps League report strong parent and boy cooperation. Instructors include Myron Salladay, Bill McDole, Dick Davidson, Dick Moothart, Bob Nardy, Glenn Ladehoff, Herb Hammen, Don Beye, Don Siegle, Curt Snyder, Verle Mitchell, Keith Sanders and Walter Johnson. Near May 1 the Izaak Walton outdoor range will be completed as a small bore range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guardsmen
Verle Mitchell
Izaak Walton League
Marine Corps League
Myron Salladay
Bill McDole
Dick Davidson
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Stewart Pta
Ma Sjoberg
Lars
California
Stockholm
Venice
Social Democratic Party
Communist Party
Jarvis Appliance
Cheri Andersen
Alan Overbaugh
George Cordes
Child Study
Fone
Joe Ludley
Dallas Kinney
Julie Horn
Jimmy Cordes
Donald Spain
Wally Horn
Vernon Feuerkelm
Brothers of the Brush
Dunlop
Wolf's Flower Shop
Hawkeyes
Mario Cay Kone
NEW Urana
Utica Dept
Marion County Fair
Walnut
Knoxville
Marion Robinsons
Joe Falks
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Willis H. ‘Troyer
Wayland
Shirley
Richard S. Lindell
Virgil 8. Lindell
Swedesburg
Troyer
Waco Community High School
Burlington Beauty Academy
Burlington, la
Lindell
Olds Consolidated High School
Laforek Builders
C. M. Hayes Insurance Agency
E. Washington
Aliber & Go
Ainsworth Church
LBC
Fast Time
Got
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Chuck Gibson
Mgr
Washington State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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