Washington women host district GOP parley at club
About 1,547 from 13 counties attended the Spring Conference of the First District Federation of Republican Women at the Washington Country Club. Highlight was Pauline Rea of Sydney delivering a Colorado Springs convention report and praising government aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Town Federation of Republican Women
Washington Country Club
Pauline Rea
Sydney
Colorado Springs
Colo
Iowa
Peet
Dick Myron
Doris Smarje
Gene Davis to Speak at Marion Avenue Baptist Church
Gene Davis, heard weekly on a southern FM broadcast, will be guest preacher at Marion Avenue Baptist Church in Washington Sunday. He leads an adult Sunday school class averaging over 300 weekly. Wayne Tiley and Bill Smith accompany him. they fly south after weekend services. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Davis
Marion Ave
Southern
Marion Avenue Baptist
Washington
Wayne Tiley
Bill Smith
Brown
Mr. Davis
Mid-Prairie Council weighs church night change
The Council of Mid-Prairie Churches reviews proposals from Mid-Prairie High School to shift church night in the district from Wednesday to Thursday. A special meeting is set for May 6 1975 at 7 30 PM at Wellman Mennonite Church inviting all potentially affected organizations and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of
Mid-Prairie Churches
Mid-Prairie High School
Mid-Prairie
Wellman Mennonite Church
The
Council of Churches
Mrs Lay wins Press Women award at Iowa convention
Webster City hosted the spring Iowa Press convention where Gladbrook resident Permelia Robinson Lay, formerly of Washington, earned second place in feature writing for "'Mesquakie Crafts Are Valued and Preserved" in The Iowan winter 1974. The contest drew 412 entries overall with 99 in feature writing, and Lay was chosen as a delegate to the National Federation of Press Women in Sun Valley Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Press
Webster City
Permelia Robinson Lay
Gladbrook
Washington
the Iowan
Lay
Sun Valley
Idaho
National Federation of Press Women
April 4-H Club meeting reviews seed talks and recipes
The April meeting of the Farmerettes 4-H Club at Laurie Stumpf's home featured talks on cookie sheet biscuits by Renee Sojka, French dressing by Angie Sojka, and Chef's Salad by Cindy Malichky. A May 12 gathering is planned at Lori and Beth Shalla's home at 7 p.m. The Chicaqua 4-H Club met at 7 40 p.m. with discussions on seed sterilization and high lysine corn, plus seed bag tag slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerettes
Laurie Stumpf
Renee Sojka
Angie Sojka
Cindy Malichky
Lori
Beth Shalla
Chicaqua
Chicaqua 4-H Club
Scott Schnicker
Ransom Robison
Lee Farrier
Phil Guy
Curt
Dennis Pacha
Club activity notes from Pansy Hill Fleur-de-lis and Fortnightly
Multiple Fortnightly clubs report meetings with hostesses and guests. Pansy Hill Club welcomed new member Mrs. Leonard Adrian as readings included The Little Things and A Recipe for a Happy Day. Fleur-de-lis discussed the metric system extension program. Family Living and Creative Living sections noted guest speakers and upcoming events and breakfasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Hill Club
Owen Roth
William Jones
Wilbur Watson
Carl Berst
Harold Beenblossom
Leonard Goeke
Leonard Adrian
Fleur-De-Lis
George Horn
Dale Crandall
James Birney
Steve Wiggers
Crandall
Local visitors visit Mae Lamp af Washington home
Mae Lamp of Washington hosted relatives including her brother and wife Mr and Mrs Manford Woodside of New London and sister Mrs Pearl Thompson of Ottumwa with her nephew. Pete Thompson of Santa Monica Calif also joined the visit along with Roy Woodside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Lamp
Washington
Manford Woodside
New London
Pearl Thompson
Ottumwa
Pete Thompson
Santa Monica
Calif
Roy Woodside
Social Calendar events this weekend across town venues
Friday 6 30 p m IOOF Hall Zimri Rebekah and Odd Fellows Family Night Carl Kelley hosts Washington Lodge 25 AF AM 8 p m Work in head degree All Masons welcome Saturday Washington Country Club 7 p m Spring dinner dance Music by Art Reifsnyder AAUW Brunch 10 a m Lynne Rusley Christine Wilson guest speaker Promenaders Square Dance 8 p m Winfield Community Building Paul Carruthers caller Music 7 30 p m Mrs James Rossen Bring two articles for the music campship auction Monday Nighters 7 p m YW room DeMolay 7 30 p m Masonic Temple DeMolay Mothers Club 7 30 p m Masonic Temple Tuesday Tops Club 7 p m YWCA room Tops dip 9 p m Y W Women 1 30 p m YW room Nurseries 10OF Lodge 8 p m 1OOF Hall Applied Arts I 8 p m Sherman Eden Funeral Home Cedar Township Farm Bureau Women 1 30 p m Mrs Keith Stewart Program Town the Beautiful Bring toys for Ship Hope
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimri Rebekah
Odd Fellows Family
IOOF
Carl Kelleys
Washington Country Club
Country Club
Art Reifsnyder
Lynne Rusley
Christine Wilson
Winfield
Paul Carruthers
James Rossen
DeMolay
Masonic Temple
DeMolay Mothers Club
YWCA
Applied Arts I
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Cedar Township Farm Bureau
Keith Stewart
YWCA Membership Drives Highlight Successful Week
Membership events at United Presbyterian home Halcyon House and the YWCA featured coffees and a salad luncheon with 30 attendees. Shirley Sines Dorothy Souck and Jackie Wells led explanations of YWCA programs and activities. Several new members enrolled and renewals continued, with many women using free pool access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Home
Halcyon House
YWCA
Shirley Sines
Dorothy Souck
Jackie Wells
Senior Center Slices through America in Movie Tour
Senior Citizens enjoyed a half hour of travel through America via a film titled Come Back Home to America showing scenes of the Grand Canyon Old Faithful and the Sierras The afternoon continued with a Social Hour The craft group planned wax cutouts for refrigerator doors May is Senior Citizen Month The Spring Festival aims to involve the public and raise support for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Grand Canyon
Old Faithful
Sierras
Washington sixth grade band session hosts guest clarinetist
An elementary school report notes Kessel attended a Washington sixth grade band session Friday at the clinic. Last week the band welcomed guest Dick Ballard, a clarinet specialist from Everett’s Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pana
Vomn Kessel
Washington
Dick Ballard
Everetts Music
Bellringers entertain at Mother-daughter banquet
A record 170 mothers and daughters attended the Mother-Daughter banquet at the First Christian Church Wednesday evening. The Hand Bellringers from Kalona directed by Rev. John Woodin performed and will join 1500 bell ringers at the National Hand Bell Festival in Jekyll Island Ga. The event honored the oldest mother and youngest daughter and announced new officers led by president Leonard Llewellyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Men’s Brotherhood
Harold Jarvis
Jerry ‘Tyer
Doyle Brown
Ralph McCreedy
Kalona
John Woodin
Jekyll Island
Leonard Llewellyn
C.W.F
Virgil Earll
John Jarvis
Bess Dickinson
Kara Jarvis
Yale Jarvis
Alberta
Canada
Gladys Putman
Robert Cheyney
Carl Dallmeyer
Earll
Llewellyn
L. V. Clarahan
Edna Peters
Gladys Bartholow
Richard Grove Named Head Of Geode UniServ Unit
Richard Grove, 36, named executive director of the Geode UniServ Unit, a 1100 educator group in southeast Iowa supported by the Iowa State Education Association and the National Education Association. He replaces Yvonne Shafer who left for NEA Government Relations in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lee Grove
Geode UniServ
Iowa
Geode
Iowa State Education Association
National Education Association
Grove
Local Education Association
Yvonne Shafer
Shafer
NEA
Dallas
Texas
Wiley Mayne
Southeast Idaho Education Association
Pocatello
Dike High School
Iowa Central Community
Hospital Notes and Privacy Call to Direct Contact
Yesterday two patients from Washington were noted as medical cases Miss Jo Ann Dusenbery and Miss Louisa Young both listed as medical and dismissed Today Jay Brewer from Washington remains admitted With a rise in break ins in Washington patients request that out of town hospitals not release names Readers who want names of hospitalized relatives must call the Journal directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann Dusenbery
Washington
Louisa Young
Jay Brewer
Washington Iowa paper leads with rates and staff credits
The notice lists publication details for a Washington Iowa newspaper including address at 111 North Marion Ave and staff roles such as David Elder as president editor and business manager, William Shannon as VP and advertising director, Charles Morris as managing editor, and others. Subscription rates show carrier and mail options within and outside Iowa.
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Trudy Riley
Johnson County
Elsie Jones
Margaret Elliott
Montezuma
Rotary
Twyla Sasaariel
Maison Arts Ponder
Doris Schmarje
Muscatine
Ts Will
Ik Hos Ce Ra
Richard Drake
Mamie Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Boone
Kay Stewart
William Helscher
Mayme Koetting
Sylvia Miller
Wellman
Thomas Beveridge
Beveridge
Nate Young
Mid-Prairie Council Studies Church Night
Mrs. Lay
Press Women
Faith Baptist
Family Living
M. John Owen
Inez Loomis
Town
Joe McCarthy
Dorothy ‘McCarthy
Vietnam
Mildred Noonan
Lester Luckenbill
Creative Livingi
Ralph Kleese
Washington Public Library
Creative Living I
Edward Jarrard
Harold Ganon
Kleese
Don Gardner
Bob Johnson
NEW Land Bank
Horizons
Newland Bank
Land Bank
New Farm Credit Act
Roger E. Thompson
Claire B. Kenold
Mgr
Mt. Pleasant
Goff
Richard Grove
Bank
Americard— Welfare
Contac
Jerry Sturdevant R
Highway
Seifert’s
Fashion Experience
Seifert
Young Iowa Board
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