Korean Mission Leader Speaks at CWF Guest Day
The Rev Jeen Shoung Park Korean minister spoke on Christian influence in shaping womanhood at a Christian Woman's Fellowship event in Albia. More than 75 attendees from United Church of Christ and Pleasant Hill Christian Church heard about Korea's shift toward education and leadership for women while balancing Western and native customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeen Shoung Park
Christian Church At
Albia
Christian Woman's Fellowship
Christian Church
United Church of Christ
Pleasant Hill
Korea
Mr. Park
Sojeina
United States
Asheen
Carlyle Smith
Emil Burrichter
Woodcock
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Albia Christian Church
Journal
Bob Elliott
Square Dance Graduation Party Honors Many Couples
Forty five couples attended a square dance graduation party at the Legion Hall hosted by Dean Hartzell and Mrs Hartzell. A potluck with turkey and ham preceded the dance as Mrs Robert Huber chaired the event and committees decorated the hall and served. Skits by Mrs Lee Baird and Mrs Doyle Jarrard entertained, and eight couples took a graduating test while dancing. Diplomas were handed to 22 couples who completed the course. The evening ended with more square dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hartzell
Hartzell
Legion Hall
Robert Huber
Cloyce Tinnes
Myr Leavitt
Maynard Goff Jr
Richard Gray
Lee Baird
Doyle Jarrard
Mrs. Baird
Mr. Hartzell
NBC TV Highlights Daybreak Schedule
Morning lineup from Holland features Rotterdam reborn as a modern port. CBS covers wedding themes with Enz Calendar. NBC presents The Hunters with Robert Mitchum, color action. Lucy Shaw and Danny Thomas headlined shows follow, then Brinkley on Devil's Island. Ben Casey concludes with a psychiatrist using truth serum.
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NBC
Holland
Rotterdam
Ben Casey
ABC
Patricia Neal
Camp Fire Girls Cookie Project Details Report
The Cheerful Blue Birds led by Mrs. Marion Cady and assistants crafted Mothers Day presents and planned a picnic. Mary Ann Marie served treats while the Ao-Wa-Ki-Ya group, led by Mrs. Merle Turnipseed, fulfilled wood gatherer rank requirements and hosted a tea with guests Gwyneth Jones and family. Friendly Blue Birds, led by Mrs. Martin and Wagenknecht, advanced cookie sales and prepared a mothers’ picnic. May baskets for shut ins are set for April 30. Leanne Hillman distributed treats and Ok-Cai-Pi members toured a Library art exhibit. National Geographic notes Congo River rainfall into the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Cady
Don Libe
Mary Ann Marie
Merle Turnipseed
Gwyneth Jones
Joe Jones
Miriam
Miss Jones
Ireland
Earl Loveless
Lawrence Zuehlke
Friendly Blue Birds
Paul Martin
Robert Wagenknecht
Rhonda Martin
Leanne Hillman
Halcyon Notes Activities at Halcyon House
Halcyon notes list visits and social happenings at Halcyon House with residents and guests. The Rev. and Mrs. Sieck of Sigourney and the Hoffmans toured the home on Friday. Stella Palmer hosted several relatives and friends from Mt. Vernon Batavia Sioux Falls and Iowa City after hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sieck
Sigourney
Merlen Howe
Hedrick
Stella Palmer
John Lemmon
Charles Morris
Car Jarrard
Clayde Knapp
Ethel Palmer
Willard Palmer
Mt. Vernon
Loren
Batavia
Arthur
Sioux Falls
S.C
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Visit in Brinning Home at Wellston
A WWI era community diary notes Sharon and Stephen Smith visiting the Brinning home near Wellston and various local social visits. Entries mention Keota Washington Iowa City Marengo and Marion area social events including 4 H Club activities and hospital news. The piece records multiple neighbors relatives and clubs over a week.
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Brinning
Wellston
Sharon
Stephen Smith
Ainsworth
David Brinning
Social Calendar for Bethlehem and Nearby Groups
Calendar of weekly meetings and events filed by groups in Bethlehem including Bethlehem Commandery officers practice at 7 30 p m at the temple and later W Y W C A sack lunch at noon On Tuesday events include 19th Century Club at 1 p m Winga Cafe and Y Wives gathering The week features Smocking demonstration a breakfast with Mrs Don Bartholomew and a Mother's Day service at Temple plus flower and plant sales and a cooperative luncheon at noon with Mrs Merle Eckels requiring guests to bring table service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Commandery
Temple Music Department
Claire Keating
Golden Age Club
YWCA
19Th Century Club
Winga Cafe
Clifford Thorne
Minature Golf
Merry Makers Club
Richard Scott
Linger Longer Club
Don Bartholomew
Flower and Bulb Exchange
Ainsworth Ofs
Temple
Harmony Club
Francis McConnell
Merle Eckels
Rosemary Club
Mae Rothlisberger
Iowa City
Local Visits and Births Highlight Midwest Run
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Baker of Chicago visit relatives en route to the west coast. Lt. and Mrs. John R. Dockendorff of Moses Lake announce the birth of a daughter on Friday April 26. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conner and Mr. and Mrs. Irvy Dockendorff. The mother is Nancy Conner. Theresa Adam returns from Mercy Hospital Iowa City after surgery. Linda Cole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Cole, had an appendectomy Friday night and is recovering well. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Carris of Rutland Vermont plan a visit with his parents J C Carris and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Baker
Chicago
George Baker
West Coast
John R. Dockendorff
Moses Lake
Wash
Ed Conner
Washington
Irvy Doekendorff
de Witt
Nancy Conner
Linda Cole
Harley Cole
Henry M. Carris
Biul
Anne
Katrina
Rutland
J.C. Carris
Carrol Drayfahl Elected Queen at Burlington Beauty Academy
Carrol Drayfahl of Washington has been named Queen of the Kappa Delta Chi sorority at Burlington Beauty Academy. The 1962 Washington High School graduate, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Drayfahl, will receive an expense paid trip with the group. The queen is chosen each spring amid plans for a field trip to Florida or the Ozarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol Drayfahl
Washington
Burlington Beauty Academy
Burlington
Washington High School
William Drayfahl
Florida
Ozarks
Missouri
Carrol
Treasury debt near 303 billion as new limit looms
Debtcash on hand totals more than 303 billion, nearing the 305 billion ceiling. Dillon forecasts debt would exceed the limit in early June without new legislation while Byrnes proposes redefining the limit to about 298 billion and subtracting 5 billion cash on hand.
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Dillon
Treasury
Byrnes
Congress
James Hinshaw Weds in Hawaii
James Hinshaw, son of Mrs. Mary Minick of Washington, married Siatitui Satoafaiga at Saiwan Congregational Church in Honolulu on April 20. The bridegroom, with the United States Marine Corps, has been stationed in Honolulu for several years, and the couple will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hinshaw
Mary Minick
Washington
Siatitui Satoafaiga
Terry Spitzers Guests in Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Spitzer and their sons visited Hamilton Ohio from Thursday to Sunday at Rev. Lee Spitzer’s home. Easter gatherings included the Madson family of Cedar Rapids, the Mercers and Rodney, and the Yoders from Iowa City. Other visitors came from Iowa City and Storm Lake to celebrate Easter with local families in Kalona and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Terry Spitzer
Hamilton
Ohio
Lee Spitzer
Robert Madson
Cedar Rapids
William Mercer
Rodney
Arie Yoder
Mervin Yoder
Mark
Iowa City
Gail Shaver
Clay Figgins
Dessie Figgins
James Hornaday
Rochelle
Illinois
Allen Jefferson
Storm Lake
Tom Russell
Karen
Ted Russell
Washington
Roy Pewitt
Wayne Gardner
Iowa Cty
Ivan Barkley
Velma Spicher
Irma Gingerich
Loren Spicher
Ronnie Spicher
Raymond Spicher
Donald Debler
Panther Cornered At School In Paris
A starving panther escaped from Franks Circus and was cornered today at a girls school in St Denis a Paris suburb. Armed police and circus workers with nets pursued the beast which had not been fed for 36 hours. No pupils were harmed as the panther was trapped near a shed ventilator with a cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UPI
St. Denis
Far East
Franks Circus
Jaky Rex
Kalona Group at Bowling Tourney
Kalona residents attended events and visits across Iowa including the Fourth Annual AmVets Bowling Tournament in Dubuque. Guests joined family gatherings with multiple households from Kalona, Iowa City, Riverside, Coralville, and North Liberty during a busy weekend of sightseeing and social occasions.
Keota Hosts Richard Lyles Family Dinner Guests
Keota April 16 Mr and Mrs Guy Lyle and relatives hosted a Sunday dinner for Richard Lyle and family. The James Lyles of Tipton visited in the afternoon. Howard Bohr and girls joined Marvin Bohr’s supper guests with Harold Bohr and Miss Shirley Polman of Iowa City present. They also saw Keith Wallerich and family, Lynn Wagamon at Washington for supper. E L Conrad and Jim Keifer of Kalona dined in Iowa City and visited Orville Kaster at Blairstown. A I Fitz Simons and wife dined at Ama nas and visited Elvin Shaeffer then talked by phone with their son James Bud Fitz Simons in Denver. James has moved to a larger home and since May has managed Gates Rental Tire Store in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Wagamon
Washington
E.L. Conrad
Jim Keifer
Kalona
Iowa City
Orville Kaster
Blairstown
A.I. Fitz Simons
Amanas
Elvin Shaeffer
Fitz Simons
James
Bud” Fitz Simons
Denver
Colo
Gates Rental Tire
Funeral services for Henry J Ibendahl held
Funeral services for Henry J Ibendahl were held at 10 a.m. Friday in the Jones Funeral Home with the Rev. Dennis Stutrud in charge. Mrs. James Gallagher was soloist. Pallbearers were Karl Schmidt, Harold Wolf, John Dusenbery, Arch Gingerich, Frank Rathmel, Ed Simmerring. Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Births and Admits Across Washington and Nearby Cities
On The Record Admitted Yesterday list includes David Myers Washington surgical Verne Madden Brighton medical Linda Cole Washington surgical Gayle Schneider Columbus Junction surgical Donald Becker Ainsworth surgical Births Yesterday report a daughter for Mr and Mrs Earl F Rae Washington Today adds a son for Mr and Mrs Edward Thomas Washington and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Clifford Corpman Ainsworth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Myers
Washington
Surgical
Verne Madden
Brighton
Linda Cole
Gayle Schneider
Columbus Junction
Donald Becker
Ainsworth
Earl F. Rae
Edward Thomas
Clifford Corpman
Brostroms and Friends Visit Richland Families
Local social items report visits by the Brostroms of Waverly to the Andrews family in Richland during Easter weekend. The piece notes various regional guests including Hal and Wilbur Figgins and updates on national figures like W R Kime and a conference in Washington.
Newspaper masthead and affiliations
David Elder, Editor and Business Manager William Shannon, Vice President, Ad vertising Director Charles Morris, News Editor Bruce Cowden, Contributing Editor Howard Hazen, Production Superintendent Published afternoons, except Sunday, Christmas and July 4th. Entered as second class matter under Act of March 1, 1879 at post office, Washington, Iowa United Press Leased Wire Members: Inland Daily Press Ass'n, Iowa Daily Press Ass'n., Iowa Press Ass'n. Audit Bureau of Circulations
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David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bruce Cowden
Howard Hazen
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Ass'n
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press Ass'n
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Pories
Edward Hutchcroft
Glen Holden
Jay Vinson
Rodney Davisson
Don Gardner
William Putman
Carl Dallmeyer
C.G. Picken
Wiliam Putman
Esther Group
Mase Davis
Davisson
Lee Hesseltine
Vee Randall
Miss Davis
United Press International
Calendar
CBS
Aan
Robert Mitchum
Lucy Shaw
Lucy
Viv
Danny Thomas
Uncle Tonoose
Hans Denried
Danny
Kathy
Europe
David Brinkley
Devil's Island
Court House
Wolf's Flower Shop
Camp Fire Girls
Cookie
Ao-Wa-Ki-Ya
Wayne Brock
Congo River
Congo
Atlantic
National Geographic Magazine
Halcyon Notes
Halcyon House
Dillon Graber
Joe Beachy
Truman Beckler
Bethel Mennonite Church
John Hughes
Homer Jarrd
Dr. Fete
Cuicee Club
Homer Jarrard
St Dey
Alica Woll
Parsons College
G. Ff. Mayer
Homer
Elsie Libe
Leon Sherman
Lavern Shelman
J. A. Mayer
Elsie Mayer
Keota
Jr. Jaspering
Delmar Lee Jaspering Home
Keith McClelland
Carl Daering
Mrs. Daering
Harry Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Ralph Brinning
R. R. Robertson
West Chester
Chas. Brunning
Joe Schantz
Roger Mayer
Teri
David
Memphis
Tennessee
Mrs. Mayer
Mrs
Earnest Cress
Independence
Jack Hotle
Iowa Maidens 4-H Club
James Birney
T.J. Berdo
Vern Escher
Merritt Canady
Asaph Chandler
William Stewart
Fred L. Stewart
Harvey Davis
Rehfeldit
Phil Weldin
William Sitler
Marengo
Iowa Federation of Woman's Clubs
Carson
Theresa Adam
Soovevall Ave
Great Lake
Bob Laveine
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Rexall le Sale
Pioneer Drug
Hawaii
Terry Spitzers
Panther
I.I. Hanouchine
Hanouchine
Mrs. Eugene Way
Harry Malichky Sr
Curtis Figgins
Dorothy Havel
Merritt Olson
Methodist Church
Riverside
Roman Muller
North Liberty
Gail Swartzendruber
Merlin Gibson
Carl Pickeral
Arliss D. Swartzendruber
Lowell Erb
Donald Hochstetler
LeRoy Miller
Gerhard Tiessen
John
Loran Hershberger
Eugene Way
Lawrence Griffiths
Des Moines
Norwalk
Joe M. Yoder
Dorothy
Jesse Gingerich
Coralville
Richard Miller
Eugene Garber
Wes Sojka
Harry Malich
Susan Hartzler
Karena Miller
Kathy Houseal
Phyllis Plecker
Janet Kos
Mary Swartzendruber
Shirley Fichelberger
Richard Lyles
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Washington Concrete Co
12Th St
Rock Island
Brostroms
Richland
Otto Pieper
Glen Brostom
Waverly
F.M. Andrews
Wilbur Figgins
Belle Plaine
Hal Figgins
Washington, D.C
Marvin Jobst
Dexter
Glen Reighard
Coen Rapids
C.L. Reighard
W.R. Kime
Bill Adler
Sedalia
Fairfield
Doyle Hartnell
Cecil Clark
New Sharon
Ralph Clark
Everette Johnson
Hannibal, Mo
Charles Schreiner
The
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President's Council On Physical Fitness
Washington 25
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Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
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