Brighton Federated Club Spring Breakfast Enjoyed
Brighton Iowa April 27 Mrs Lathol Guy hosted the Brighton Federated Study club for their annual Spring Breakfast with co hosts Mrs Marion Dunbar and Mrs Kenny Meyer Fourteen members attended roll call and planning for a state Federation of Womens Clubs project was discussed including an IFWC cookbook with four recipes from each of twelve categories The club also arranged quilt related items for sale and noted upcoming events and programs including a May salad luncheon and a Pythian Sisters School of Instruction with gifts presented to officials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laton Schooley
Brighton
Lathol Guy
Brighton Federated Study Club
Marion Dunbar
Kenny Meyer
Homer Mann
Leo Dunbar
Iowa Federation of Womens Clubs
Des Moines
IFWC
Burnett Smith
Richland Womens Club
St. Joseph's Church
East Pleasant Plain
Brighton United Methodist Church
Fairfield Library
Old ‘Threshers
Mt. Pleasant
Lee Schafer
Beulah Coffin
M.E.C
Brighton Temple
Max McClintic
America
Chapter AQ
P.E.D
Donald Guy
Church women's work circle in session at Crawfordsville
In Crawfordsville on April 4 the United Church Women's Work Circle met at 10 am in the South Building. Sixteen ladies sewed quilt blocks tied comforters and assembled scrapbooks. A thank-you note from Betty Hamil arrived for Easter nut caps sent to Washington County Hospital Extended Care Unit. Rev Harlan Winter joined the cooperative dinner with Lena Henderson and Vivian Wells in charge. Other attendees included Arlene Fletcher Ferne Canott Ella Fisher Martha Asby Gladys Thomas Hazel Moorhead Linda Henderson Kaye Winter Margaret Davidson Helen Young Aline Hesseltine Alice Edgar Pearl Christner Velta Finke and visiting Vickie Graber who has been staying with Dwight Graber’s family since graduation from Goshen College. Vicki Graber will wed William Lee Kurtz of Salem Ohio in August. Seventeen members of Wednesday Study Club then toured Town City, visited Oakwoll, and enjoyed dessert hosted by Mabel Monson and Lillian Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Waters
Crawfordsville
United Church Women’s Work Circle
South
Betty Hamil
Washington County Hospital
Harlan Winter
Lena Henderson
Vivian Wells
Arlene Fletcher
Ferne Canott
Ella Fisher
Martha ‘Asby
Gladys Thomas
Hazel Moorhead
Linda Henderson
Kaye Winter
Margaret Davidson
Helen Young
Graber
Joanne
Greg Graber
Tim
Doug Graber
Waterloo
Vicki
William Lee Kurtz
Salem
Ohio
Town City
Oakwoll
Mabel Monson
Mabel
Lillian Maxwell
Sears Foundation For
Area Lunch Menus Across Washington Highland and Mid Prairie
Area lunch menus list daily offerings for Washington Highland and Mid Prairie schools. Items include varied mains such as pizza, tacos, fried chicken, and meatloaf with sides like vegetables, breads, fruits, and milk. Readings show repetitive weekly patterns with dessert options and occasional typographical errors in station names.
Social Calendar General Missionary and club meetings list
A long list of social events at various venues includes General Missionary Meeting at 7 p.m. and an Executive Board meeting at First Church, a 7:30 p.m. regular meeting, Shirts and Skirts at the school gym with caller Larrie Orman, and a guest-friendly refreshments policy. Sunday ceremoni al events feature the Grand Cross of Color at Donnellson Masonic Temple with transportation by Jeanne Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Missionary Meeting
First Church
Ainsworth
Larrie Orman
Grand Cross of Color
Donnellson Masonic Temple
Jeanne Erickson
Rotary hears CPR demonstration at Washington meeting
Washington Rotary Club met at the Captain's Table with president Jim Fash presiding. Karl Jones of the Washington County Ambulance Service and attendant Tom Sheetz demonstrated dummy CPR procedures. Jones said they spoke for the Heart Association urging members to take the CPR course being offered by the association. Guests Ed Holden and Russell Thompson were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Rotary Club
Jim Fash
Bob Riley
Karl Jones
Washington County Ambulance Service
Jones
Tom Sheetz
Tom
The
Heart Association
Rotary
Association
Ed Holden
Davenport
Russell Thompson
Washington
On the Record New Cars
A list of individuals and their associated vehicles and brands appears, noting entries such as Fiat Ford Chevrolet Pontiac Honda Mercury Olds and various vehicle types including trucks motorcycles and travel trailers. The roster includes names like Henrietta Johnson Ronald Schmaltz Richard Hayes and Marvin Sammons among others with multiple car brands and a couple of company names such as Pacemaker Building Inc. and WINN Motor Home.
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One
Henrietta Johnson
Fiat
Ronald John Schmaltz
Ford
Richard L. Hayes
Chevrolet
Larry J. Rice
Pontiac
David
Dorothy McClellen
Marvin L. Sammons
CAAM
Norman Donald Shalla
Ezra R
Ezra J.smith
Honda
Randall Berg
Plymouth
Evelyn R. Lukovsky
Mercury
Pacemaker Building Inc
Pacemaker Building, Inc
Dale Keith Caldwell
Pauline Virginia Stewart
Olds
Kenneth Joe Becker
Harold Or
Ruth Ahrens
Winn Motor Home
Sandra Gerot
Lewis J
Georgia Dempsey
Jayco
Melvin Wayne Liska
Marvin G
Adella Boone
Milo M. Orr
Robert Or
Roberta Lenninger
Old Creamery Theatre to offer festival of American theatre
The Old Creamery Theatre in Garrison announces An American Theatre Festival starting May 20 to mark its fifth professional summer season. Nine scripts by American playwrights were chosen by Thomas P. Johnson. Performances run Thursday through Sunday evenings with Sunday matinees at 2 pm. The 21 week season includes Summer Stock eight weeks from May 20 to Aug 15 and Special Repertory from Aug 19 to Oct 10. Tickets: adults 3.50 non-musicals, 0.50 musicals. discounts for students and seniors. group rates available. Box 160, Garrison, Iowa. Stage Door Restaurant offers expanded indoor buffet before performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
Old Creamery Theatre
OCTC
Thomas P. Johnson
Iowa
April 3 1976 Almanac Snapshot Friday
United Press International notes April 3 marks Taurus births and Moon phases Sky events include Venus Jupiter morning and Mercury Mars Saturn evening. Historical items mention Thomas Jefferson era land expansion via Louisiana Purchase and 1969 New Hampshire action toward state run lotteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Venus
Jupiter
Mars
Saturn
Juliana
The
Netherlands
Tota
United States
Louisiana Purchase
Mississippi River
Vetoes and notices echo in Washington area newspaper
A battered OCR item lists staff roles for a Washington newspaper led by David Elder as president and editor, with Shannon Cane as vice president and ad director. It includes subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery, plus governance notes and dates, all reflecting a mid century local press notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Daly Pres Assn
Twa Daily
Presa Ast One Pres
Assn
Audi Bireauor Creations
David Elder
Wiliam ‘Shanon
Charles Morris
Ctof
Robert Luther
Leonard Llewellyn
Washington
Fortnightly May Breakfast Planned at Washington Club
The Fortnightly will hold a May breakfast at the Washington Country Club at 9 am on Tuesday May 4. Reservations are due by May 1 via phone 3 5751 or 33650. A report from Mrs. Cal Wolf Mother of the Year will be read and officers installed. Seifert's will present a style show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannie
Gaylan
Total Look School of Cosmetology
Robert Stumpf
Washington D.B
Norma Beauchamp
YWCA
Methodist Church
Liu
Washington Country Club
Cal Wolf
Seifert’s
ST JAMES School Menu Week Described
Monday ground beef and spaghetti finger foods fruit and cookie. Tuesday Sloppy Joes french fries apple crisp. Wednesday hot dogs orange juice green beans chocolate pudding. Thursday Lasagna tossed salad garlic bread fruit. Friday macaroni and cheese buttered asparagus Jello salad peanut butter sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
B.B.Q
Mid-Prairie
ST. James
Priscilla Club Hosts Breakfast and Plan Cards
Mrs Pearl Kennedy hosted the Priscilla Club for a Wednesday breakfast at Winga's. Mrs Edna Peters, leader, presided over the business meeting and opened with Thank You God for Everything by Helen Steiner Rice. Members signed cards for Mrs Floyd Bagge Mrs Gladys Putman and Mrs Laura Holden. The program was cooperative with each bringing an item of their own selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Pearl Kennedy
Winga’s
Edna Peters
Helen Steiner
Floyd Bagge
Gladys Putman
Laura Holden
4 H Clubs Style Review Chooses Five for County Event
The Headliners 4 H Club held a style review at Brenda and Barb Burt’s home with Mrs Karen Murphy as judge. Five girls Kris Armstrong Mary Jane Meeker Tina Bruty Angie Knight Becky Armstrong were selected to advance to the county style review. Mothers attended the gathering and the group planned upcoming sewing activities. The American Girls met at Julie Davis home with roll call and a sewing demonstration by Rhonda Bruegge. They practiced ring belts and planned a skating party for May 18 at the local rink, with the next meeting set for May 11 at Andrew Zooks home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peauliners
4-H Club
Brenda
Barb Burt
Karen Murphy
Kris Armstrong
Mary Jane Meeker
Tina Bruty
Angie Knight
Becky ‘Armstrong
Julie Davis
Rhonda Bruegge
Andrew Zook
Mt. Pleasant
Linn Marr
YWCA
Washington
Washington Merchants
S.E
Keokuk
Washington Mennonite Church
Country Club
Mid-Prairie
H.S
Armed Forces
Mareks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brighton Federated Club
Church Women’s Work Circle
Iowa Federation of ‘Women's Clubs
Maxine Martin
University of Owa Museum of Arts
Laura Barker
Ruby Montague
Gladys Twinam
Wilma van Engen
Margery Edgar
Marie Dare
Mildred Sands
Graham Williams
Mildred Cherryholmes
Joan Anderson
Kay Bernau
Louis Schrader
William Bean
Betty Becker
Melvin Bergstrom
Telitha Bean
Susan Fulton
Mark Boshart
Bethene Nebel
Dan Widmer
Robert Achen
Betty Jones
Mary Miller
Vicki Roth
Annette Beese
Kelly Miller
Joni Peterson
Greg Tolander
Susan Swift
Deanne Alvine
Rhonda Roth
Conday Ywca Council
Potluck
Theta Lambda
Beta Sigma Phi
Jerri Faulkner
Xi Epsilon Kappa
Barb Willams
Stage
Wethington
Lews
Benjamin Moore
Osincup's
Wolf's Flower Shop
Capitol Avings
Washington Evening Journal
Fairgrounds
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