Religious Affairs council meets at Marion Avenue church
Fourteen members attended the Council on Religious Affairs meeting at Marion Avenue Presbyterian Church. Rev Mark Bayert led a devotional on I Like Youngsters. Rex Lee reported Camp Reece plans including an afternoon camp out before school ends. Al Fritz presented an adopted budget. Edsall Brown reported for the Union Service Committee handling Lenten Breakfast and Good Friday services. The council declined to sponsor Sunday evening services in Central Park this summer. Clarence Dehne outlined weekday programs for exceptional children starting next fall. Camp Reece ties into religious education in a camp setting.
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Council On Religious Affairs
Marion Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mark Bayert
Rex Lee
Reece
al Fritz
Edsall Brown
Union Service Committee
Central Park
Clarence Dehne
Dari Delight Phone Ahead Service Abbreviated Menu
You can phone ahead to have your order ready when you drive in. Order by name to eat here or take out including chicken pizzas sandwiches drinks sundaes malts shakes. Open Sunday through Tuesday and Thursday to Saturday with varying closing times.
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Tve Yoour
Calvary Bible College students to speak at Wayland church
A group of students from Calvary Bible College Kansas City will present the evening service at Independent Bible Church in Wayland Iowa this Sunday at 7 30 p m Their program promises to be enjoyable and an invitation is extended to all to attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Bible College
Kansas City
Independent Bible Church
Wayland
Iowa
Bean Feed at Y Saturday Noon In April
Washington YMCA reminds Boys of monthly Bean Feed this Saturday at noon. Richard Choate will entertain after lunch, then open swim 1 to 2. World Service Carnival setup after 2. Camp Arrowhead sign-up deadline this Saturday. Reservations by 10 30 Saturday morning. Next Bean Feed May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Ymca
Richard Choate
Arrowhead
Highland School Board Meeting Set for Monday Evening
Highland Community School board will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the high school to discuss district matters and upcoming actions.
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Highland School
Highland Community School Board
Washington social calendar notices list events by day
The column lists upcoming community events for Friday to Tuesday with times and venues. Notable items include a Friday Pre Retirement Series at the Adult Center, an Art Show at City Library, a Spring Golf Ball at the Country Club with an Ivan Hahn orchestra, Homemakers Club pie bring, and YWCA Public Affairs Luncheon, plus various church and club meetings and a Red Cross information contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Red Cross
Rebekah
IOOF
Ivan Hahn
Homemakers Club
Louis Larsen
Family Living II Club Reports China Painting Program
Mrs Ross Lane of Mt Pleasant presented a china painting program at Family Living II with Mrs Richard Ballard on Tuesday evening. She also shared slides from a Western Europe tour last summer. A May 27 historical tour is planned with Mrs Chuck Hotle. Members meet at 7 p.m. at the Fareway lot, then visit Mrs Roy Hodges home. Guests included Mrs M L McCreedy, Mrs Joe Reynolds, Mrs Lane, and Jenny Madden. Mrs Lyle Rudkin was co hostess.
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Ross Lane
Mt. Pleasant
China
Family Living
Richard Ballard
Chuck Hotle
Fareway
Roy Hodges
M. L. McCreedy
Joe Reynolds
Lane
Jenny Madden
Lyle Rudkin
Lauri Booth Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
Lauri Ann Booth daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Booth marked her eighth birthday on April 21 with a party for 17 classmates and friends. She is in second grade at Lincoln School. Outdoor and indoor games entertained guests. Prizes were awarded and cake and ice cream served. She received many thoughtful remembrances from friends.
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Lauri Ann Booth
Roger Booth
Lauri
Lincoln School
Navy Airman Craig B K Martin Graduates Radar Course
Airman Craig B K Martin USN, son of Laurence E Martin of Marshalltown Iowa and husband of Carla Grimes of Washington Iowa, completed a 12 week Aviation Electronics Technician Radar course at the Naval Air Technical Training Center. The program covered pulsed radar systems electronic countermeasures radar navigational aids and related test equipment. He also completed Aviation Familiarization and Electronics Fundamentals training prior to the radar course.
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Memphis
Craig BK. Martin
USN
Laurence E. Martin
E. South St
Marshalltown
Iowa
Carla D. Grimes
Washington
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Here
Morning Sun woman and former recorder dies
Miss Mildred Baird of Morning Sun, who served as Louisa County recorder from 1936 to 1968, died at Davenport Osteopathic Hospital on Wednesday April 23. Funeral services are set for Saturday April 26 at 2 p.m. at the First United Presbyterian Church in Morning Sun, with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Visitation is Friday night at Pierce Funeral Home in Morning Sun. She is survived by two sisters.
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Columbus’ Junction
Mildred Baird
First United Presbyterian Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Baird
Louisa County
Davenport Osteopathic Hospital
Republican Women at Stephens home gathering report
Twenty five Republican Women met at Mrs. Robert Stephens home on a Thursday morning. Mrs. Stephens led the business session with a report on the Davenport district meeting. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Phil Weldin, Mrs. Joe Jones, Mrs. Cecil Miller, and Mrs. Walter Bauer. Election of officers is set for September. Buck Night will be in Washington County May 15 from 6 to 8 p.m. Joe Jones urged focus on the reapportionment issue before the legislature. Max Lewis of Wellman, Area X College board member, spoke with Miss Marty Ribble assisting in the high school completion program near Cedar Rapids.
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Robert Stephens
Max Lewis
Wellman
Area X College
Marty Ribble
Cedar Rapids
Washington area births and admissions in brief
Yesterday admissions include Mrs. Robert Anderson, Washington medical. Mrs. Henry Hamilton, Washington medical. Mrs. Eunice Letts, Washington medical. Today: Mrs. Nellie Essley, Brighton medical. Births yesterday saw Mr. and Mrs. George McNeely, Washington, a son. today Mr. and Mrs. James Wiles, Washington, a daughter. Dispositions today include Mrs. Glen Pratt, Washington. Mrs. Larry Schooley and daughter, Washington. Mrs. Dale Stephenson, Sigourney. Mrs. Fred Goff, Columbus Junction.
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Robert Anderson
Washington
Henry Hamilton
Eunice Letts
Nellie Essley
Brighton
George McNeely
James Wiles
Glen Pratt
Larry Schooley
Dale Stephenson
Sigourney
Fred Goff
Columbus Junction
Keota wedding unites Stark and McDonald in Keota church
Denise Stark daughter of Ed gar Stark of Harper wed Pfc Kenneth McDonald son of Herbert McDonald of Keota in a Saturday April 19 ceremony at United Presbyterian church Keota. Rev Arthur Peters officiated the eight o clock double ring ceremony with Mary Walker as organist. The bridal party wore yellow and white gowns with daisies and the couple plans to reside in Frankfurt Germany while he serves in the army.
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Keota
Denise Stark
Edgar Stark
Harper
Pfc
Kenneth McDonald
Herbert McDonald
United Presbyterian Church
Arthur Peters
West Chester United Presbyterian Church
Mary Walker
Linda Redlinger
Shirley Stoutner
Donna Stark
Brian Crooks
Mark DeLong
Minor collision near West End Grocery reported
Washington police responded to a Wednesday accident at West End Grocery. Richard Lee Nordyke of 712 South Ave C backed out of an alley and struck Raymond Miller's car at 513 South Ave E. No injuries or tickets. both vehicles sustained damage.
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Washington
West End Grocery
Richard Lee Nordyke
South Ave. C
Raymond Miller
South Ave. E
Local news notes on visits and births in three states
Mrs Lillie Essley returns to El Reno after visiting relatives including Gladys Mayhew in Iowa and Kansas communities. A daughter Lori Kay Kron was born to Richard and family in Iowa City Mercy Hospital. siblings and grandparents noted. TTT delegates from three chapters attend state convention in Davenport with several local members listed. Leo Johnson of Matfield Green and family visit Don Tisor’s household this week.
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Lillie Essley
el Reno
Oklahoma
Gladys Mayhew
Richard L. Kron
Riverside
Lori Kay
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Julie Ann
Leonard Brock
Oxford
Robert J. Kron
TTT
Blackhawk
Davenport
James Butler
Robert Bates
Merle Turnipseed
James Peterson
Delbert Soper
Fileen Jeffrey
Kelly Schlapkohl
Wayne Gamon
Edgar Stewart
Gilbert Mills
Leo Johnson
Matfield Green
Kansas
Don Tisor
YWCA Public Affairs Luncheon on Civil Disorder Study
The final YW CA public affairs luncheon discussing the Kerner report will be held Monday at noon in the YW CA rooms. A cooperative meal precedes the discussion with Mrs. Ralph Kleese summarizing Washington county findings and Mrs. Robert Day leading the dialogue kit chapter discussion.
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YWCA
YW Rooms
Kerner
Ralph Kleese
Washington County
Robert Day
Herb Campbell
Faith Baptist Church Washington Fairgrounds Event Note
Faith Baptist Church at Washington Fairgrounds shares a quotation about belief. The message emphasizes knowing whom one believes rather than what is believed. The note attributes the thought to C. R. S. and cites a dial number 3 4462 for contact.
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Faith Baptist Church
Washington Fairgrounds
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Jack Benny
Rodney
Jack
Wolf's Flower Shop
State Bank
Washington, Iowa
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Evening Journal
Chicago
UPI
Prairie Flower Church
Lauri Booth
Martin
Morning Sun
Stephens
Osincup’s
Prescription Service Center
IND
Mr. McDonald
Keota Community High School
Fort Gordon
Frankfurt
Germany
Rev
Oliver
Ih. Parish
Dial
World Baptist General Conference
Ron’s
Gift & TV Center
Ron
Wayland, Iowa
June Jensen
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