Fortnightly Club breakfast to feature Mrs Wheeler speaker
Fortnightly Club plans its May breakfast Tuesday May 2 at 9 a.m. at the Country Club with Mrs Ralph Wheeler of Granger state president of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs as guest speaker. Wheeler heads 29 000 members and 778 clubs as theme Let Your Light Shine. Reservations due April 29 to Mrs Phil Kneen or Mrs Ruth Nolin.
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Ralph Wheeler
Granger
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Wheeler
IFWC
Iowa
Phil Kneen
Ruth Nolin
Paul Stebelton
Lawrence Whisler
Creative Living
Nolin
Senior Center Notes Warm Potluck and Outreach in Washington
Grace Kerr reports a potluck for over 100 seniors with first timers from Washington and Philadelphia. Activities include poems, Mediterranean cruise slides, Hawaii vacation memories, and volunteer outreach to visit seniors 65 plus. Spring Festival planning continues with donations welcome, plus births, admissions, discharges, and funeral for William Longer at Elm Grove Cemetery.
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William C. Longer
Jones Funeral Home
Willis
Galen Widmer
Lyle Wilson
Don Holmes
Glenn Davis
Clark Wagner
Charles Kuhn
Elm Grove Cemetery
Washington BPW Club elects new officers and outlines plans
The Washington Business and Professional Women's Club held a Tuesday meeting at Captain's Table with orientation for new members. Geraldine Schulty led the ceremony. new officers for June include Helen Peiffer as president and Margi Marek as vice-president, with reports from Cedar Rapids district meeting and Des Moines state convention.
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Washington Business and Professional Women’s Club
Geraldine Schulty
Federation
Millie Fagen
Helen Ryner
Gladys Wulf
Margaret Lemke
Catherine Eagle
Ferne Birney
Arlene Blaine
Anne Borman
Pauline Coder
Linda Hendricks
Shirley Lasser
Amelia Light
Geraldine
Weeks
Roxie Young
Margi Marek
BPW
Helen Peiffer
Fran Roland
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Fran Miller
Leon Hillman
Washington
Switzerland
Lillian Dehne
Evelyn Sonday
Dorothy Marston
Iowa
Washington County
Here
4 H clothing project meeting announced in Washington County
4 H clothing project members in Washington County will meet Saturday April 29 at 1 30 pm at D and V Fabric Fashions in Washington Mrs Thom Giuntoli of Washington will discuss sewing techniques for new fabrics The girls should bring paper and pencil to take notes Mrs Giuntoli will showcase sample garments 67 girls are enrolled this year All 4 H girls must take Food and Nutrition and may choose clothing home improvement or other projects Requirements include constructing at least three garments participating in a style revue on June 27 and delivering a talk or presentation locally
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4-H Clothing Project
Washington County
D and V
Washington
Thom Giuntoli
Mid-Prairie Quill and Scroll Initiates Three Members
Three students were inducted Thursday into the Mid-Prairie Chapter of Quill and Scroll. Seniors Sandra Schroeder and juniors Cathy Schultz and Alan Oldfield were welcomed as new members during a ceremony conducted by Judy and Jane Bauer.
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Mid - Prairie
Quill and Scroll
Sandra Schroeder
Charles Schroeder
Mr Schroeder
Cathy Schultz
Robert Schultz
Alan Oldfield
Daryl Oldfield
Judy
Jane Bauer
Highlander Supper Club
Linda Geyer
Jane Miller
Social Calendar Week of club meetings and notices
First Baptist Missionary Society meets at 7 30 in the home of Mrs Richard Peterson note change. Saturday Shirts and Skirts at 8 p m in Ainsworth School gym Dick Reisinger caller. All square dancers welcome. Members bring refreshments. Monday Golden Age Club at 10 am YWCA room lack lunch at noon. Rainbow Girls 7 30 p m Masonic Temple Rainbow line officers proficiency. Officers wear white. Rainbow Board 7 p m Masonic Temple. DAR 9 am Mrs Steve Wiggers note change of date. Stewart School PTA 7 30 p m at school gym election musical program. Tuesday Fortnightly Club Breakfast 9 a m Country Club installation of officers. Y Wives 1 30 p m Mother Daughter tea May basket exchange Create your own. Tops Club 7 30 p m YWCA room. West Chester Centennial Civic Club 7 30 p m Methodist Church basement Handcraft 12 30 p m Salad luncheon with Miss Esther White Shiloh Sunshine Sisters 12 30 p m Pizza Hut for lunch. Washington County Registered Nurses Association 6 30 p m Cookout at home of Mrs Joe White bring own meat table service and dish to pass.
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YWCA
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Rainbow Line
Rainbow Board
Dar
Steve Wiggers
Tops Club
West Chester Centennial Civic Club
Methodist Church
Esther White
Shiloh Sunshine Sisters
Washington County Registered Nurses Association
Joe White
Fleur de Lis Club Holds Afternoon Meeting
Mrs Mary McGuire hosted the Fleur de Lis Club with cohostess Mrs Gaylen Jarrard. Twelve members and three guests attended along with eight club children. Roll call named favorite flowers and a plant bulb exchange occurred. Verle Gallagher and George Horn joined the remembrance committee. Stephen Wiggers presented a Future Family Living program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McGuire
Fleur de Lis
Gaylen Jarrard
Ann French
Ray Cain
Verle Gallagher
George Horn
Stephen Wiggers
Jean Ward Honored At Bridal Shower Before May Wedding
Miss Jean Ward was feted in a prenuptial shower at the home of Mrs. E D Morrison Jr. Wednesday evening. Fourteen guests attended with gifts and lavender purple decor. She is to wed Sam Curtis on Tuesday May 2 at the Church of the Living Word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ward
E.D. Morrison Jr
Morrison
M.L. McCreedy
Harold Johnson
Max Smith
Miss Ward
Sam Curtis
Church of the Living Word
Terry Jones Show At Coe College Gage Union
Terry Jones a Coe College senior in Cedar Rapids displays his paintings in the Gage Memorial Union lobby. The exhibit runs until his graduation on May 21. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Russell Jones of Ainsworth.
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Terry Jones
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Gage Memorial Union
Terry
Russell Jones
Ainsworth
Washington Evening Journal advertising and subscription rates
The Washington Evening Journal lists contact and production details with pricing for carriers and mail subscriptions. Rates include 50 cents weekly by carrier in Washington, 40 cents in the surrounding area, and annual mail prices varied by location.
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Washington
Iowa
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Scott E. McCracken
G.W. McCracken
Miss Anderson
Swea City Community High School
University of Northern Iowa
Kappa Delta Pi
National Honor Society For
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Davis Elementary
Grinnell
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Lucille Ross
Erma Chapman
John Krotz
Etieine Spenser
Ross Copeland
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Peter Koehler
Hawaii
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Roy Humston
Henry Mineart
W.C. Robertson
William Pence
Brighton
Earl Finke
Jonas Hochstedler
Kalona
Peggy Cady
Eva Coffey
Nellie Hyde
Wayland
Charles Burbach
Robert Christner
Riverside
Rebecca Butler
University Hospitals
Iowa City
G. H. Mayer
Ethel Graf
Wellman
Mabel Baker
Leola Huston
Ed Hotle
Frank Roth
Elsie Mayer
Marlin Romoser
Keota
Plan 4
Hobbyland
East
Washington St
Earl & Virginia Capps
Tropical Fish & Supplies
Emodel Trains
HO & N Gauge & Lionel
Emodel Rockets
Sylvania
Sylvania Incorporated
South Walton
First Baptist Missionary Society
Richard Peterson
Ainsworth School
Dick Reisinger
Stewart School Pta
Fleur DE Lis Club
Washington Evening Journal
Coe
The
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North Marion Ave
Elder, Shannon & Co. Inc
United Press International
Inland Daily Press Assn
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Iowa Press Assn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Robert Shaffer
Leonard Llewellyn
Benjamin Moore
Osincup’s
Mace Motors
Ford
Mace Motor
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