Rose Mary Club Bridge and Hairdressers Group News
Seven members of the Rose Mary Club met with Mrs. Mary Crandall on Wednesday for two tables of bridge. Mrs. George Horn won high score and Mrs. Bill Crandall had low. Sherry Wenger was a guest. Bill Crandall and Harry Drake assisted with refreshments. Marcia Robertson hosted the local National Hairdressers Association affiliate with Helen Hawkins presiding. Fifteen members attended with guests Sandy Smithart and Karen Kleese. Beulah Baker reported on program procedures and new business. Don and Ethel Dayton presented a program on business management. Judy Enfield and Mrs Dayton served refreshments.
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Rosemary Club
Mary Crandall
George Horn
Bill Crandall
Sherry Wenger
Harry Drake
Marcia Robertson
National Hairdressers Association
Helen Hawkins
Sandy Smithart
Sigourney
Karen Kleese
Washington
Beulah Baker
Fairfield
Don
Ethel Dayton
Judy Enfield
Dayton
Airman Edward J. Mattes Promoted at Spandheim Base
Airman Edward J. Mattes was promoted to airman second class on August 1 and now serves a three year tour as a personnel specialist at Spandheim Air Base Germany. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John J Mattes. Mrs Vera Foriash returned from a three week Canada tour ending with Expo 67. Cathy Crockett celebrated her 12th birthday with a slumber party. Lisa Libe turned eight with family birthday celebration July 31. Davey Crockett and son Randy left for a week in Canada for fishing.
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Edward J. Mattes
Spandheim Air Base
Germany
John J. Mattes
Vera Foriash
Canada
Cathy Crockett
Davey Crocketts
Carrie Reschly
Jo Lynn Evans
Marilyn McFate
Wendy Laing
Mary Stevenson
Grace Lambertson
Debbie Lundgren
Lisa Libe
J. Paul Wolfe
Lawrence Libe
Lisa
Don Lilies
Steve
Vicki
Joni
Davey Crockett
Randy
J. Claude Miler
Speas
Kalona
Seventh Street
Howard Argabright
Napersville
Illinois
Mabel Goodrich
Oxford
H. J Fry
George W. Fry
Don Miller
Eugene Way
Des Moines
Red Cross seminar in Muscatine on military family services
Mrs Hazel Moore and Winnie Belter represented the Washington County Red Cross at a Muscatine meeting for workers supporting military families. Eugene Kenefick led the seminar from St Louis Midwest office. Discussion covered new and existing Red Cross services and the growing needs of military families. Service to personnel and families rose 37 percent from last year, with 17 percent for Vietnam related cases. There are 3.5 million armed forces members, 450,000 in Vietnam. Communications of home crisis messages reached 600 daily for Vietnam service. Mrs Harold Moore aided local Red Cross while secretary attended the Muscatine event.
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Hazel Moore
Winnie Belter
Washington County
Red Cross
Muscatine
Eugene Kenefick
St. Louis
Vietnam
Harold Moore
Social calendar notices for week schedule
Social calendar lists clubs and events from Thursday to Monday including St Paul Women Fellowship no August meeting FOE Auxiliary at 7 30 p m Fleur de Lis Club 8 p m Mrs Lloyd Marek ice cream social Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall Lodge 26 8 p m Cummings reunion noon Pot luck Chautauqua Park Columbus Junction Morning Reunion noon picnic Fairfield park Davison reunion noon basket dinner Sunset Park Swift renson 1 p m Sunset Park Monday Senior Citizens 9 a m meet at Y to go to Iowa City Golden Age Club 1 30 p m Social afternoon at VW rooms Christian Builders 6 30 p m Picnic Sunset Park.
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St. Paul Women Fellowship
FOE
Hall
Fleur de Lis Club
Lloyd Marek
Rebekah Lodge
Oesonic Temple
Cummings
Chautauqua Park
Columbus Junction
Fairfield Park
Davison
Sunset Park
Swift Renson
Iowa City
Golden Age Club
VW Rooms
Christian Builders
Thoma Completes ROTC Basic Camp at Ft Benning GA
William J. Thoma 20, of Wayland Iowa, son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Thoma, completed Army ROTC basic summer camp at Ft. Benning Georgia on July 22. The six weeks trained him to assess potential as a future Army officer and align with the two-year ROTC program. Training included rifle and bayonet drills plus leadership orientation.
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FT. Benning
William J. Thoma
William H. Thoma
Wayland
Iowa
Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Allen Wenger Open House Honors Wayland Couple
Two hundred guests gathered in Wayland on July 23 to honor Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wenger with an open house. The event featured a four tier cake with gold bells, floral centerpieces, and family participation in pouring and serving. An elder Wayland resident called to extend congratulations.
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Wayland
Allen Wenger
Jim Boshart
Fred Hixson
Edith Boshart
Omer C. Boshart
Marjorie Duncan
Winfield
Nellie Johnson
Des Moines
Ronnie Roth
Mr. Pleasant
Lyle J. Zehr
Jack Wenger
Columbia
Tom Wenger
Muscatine
Chris Wenger
Seattle
Washington
Chris
Mary Jean
Karen
Susan
Mark
Craig Wenger
Max Kanuffman
C. C. Wyse
Joe Gowey
J. B. Magdefray
Mrs. Wenger
Barbara Arnold
Medical Advice and Health News Highlights
A Chicago doctor lists 17 reasons a boy should avoid football and contact sports citing injuries and diseases. Diaper bleaching may reduce skin irritation according to Cincinnati researchers. Americans spend more on alcohol and cosmetics than health care. Teenage venereal disease rates rise sharply with many cases unreported. Cheese and chocolate linked to migraines per London researchers.
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Chicago
Fred V. Hein
Cincinnati
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Department of Health
London
Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital
Edda Hanington
Miss Hanington
Skip Renoux
Marshall Furniture
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Burlington
Miss Shaver
Mrs. Eugene Way
Claudia Shaver
Mervin Yoder
Gail Shaver
Nancy
Duane Bontrager
Lela Shaver
Arie Yoder
Olin Bishop
Wellman
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