First Reunion of Washington High Class of 1922
The Washington High School class of 1922 held its first reunion in forty years at the Country Club Saturday evening with seventy four attendees including members spouses and special guests. Highlights included a social hour a dinner a memorial centerpiece and awards with notes from numerous attendees and a next gathering planned in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Gladys Mace
Carl Phillips
Ruth Busby Steffen
Art Dickinson
H. J. Montgomery
Helen Wilson
Bertha Hay Miller
Edith Shields
W. F. Bickel
Ernest Booth
Juanita Ellis Wilson
Mary Patterson Harvey
Dale Ebner Peters
Olive
Roger Sherman
Foster Bickel
Clarence Logan
Lewis Warren
W. Foster Bickel
Cedar Falls
Iowa City
Bruce Cowden
Washington
Gilbert
Robert Brown
Rodney Mayhew
Strasburg
Penn
Professional directory of local attorneys and doctors
A dense listing of lawyers with firms and offices on West Main and West Washington, including Stewart & Shearer Richard A. Stewart and Paul V. Shearer, Livingston Day & Bates, Morrison group, Owen, and others. Also osteopathic physician Dr P L Etter and optometrist John W Lemmon with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
Rotarians Hear Story Of The Lutheran Hour
Rev A A Bertke spoke to the Washington Rotary Club about the Lutheran Hour the radio program started in 1935 and now airing on 1200 stations for millions of listeners. He noted its international reach including Japan and that it operates on voluntary contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Bertke
Washington
Dodgers and Indians Triumph in Little League Showdowns
The Dodgers defeated the Braves 20 to 6 in a Tri-County make-up game led by Pat Hennigan with three hits. Jim McCarthy earned the win and Chris Wilson took the loss. In an exhibition, the Indians toppled the Yankees 16 to 4 as Dennis Gwin hit a homer and Bruce Paul led the Yankees with two hits. Mike Hennigan was the winner and Bruce Paul the loser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Braves
Pat Hennigan
Jim McCarthy
Chris Wilson
Indians
Yankees
Dennis Gwin
Bruce Paul
Mike Hennigan
Funeral services for Glenn G. Hayes held in Jones Funeral Home
Funeral services for Glenn G. Hayes were held Monday at 2 PM at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Lloyd Latta officiating. Pallbearers were Taylor Stout, Ralph Kelsey, James Schmidt, Fred Hermann, Harold Wilson, and Homer Vincent. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery.
Deeds Recorded for Charles City Area Transfers
On The Record Deeds list transfers including Dorothy J Chalupa and husband to Madelon Anderson land in section 11 75 7 Paul A Muller to Edna Muller lot 11 block 20 OP Riverside Bruce C Stout and wife to Faye R Knight lot 29 Crandall's subdivision East Washington Hal R Hotle and wife to William D Temple and wife south half lot 4 and all of lot 5 block 4 Young's addition Washington Gerald A Ruegsegger co executor to Verne H Knecht and wife lots A and H block 1 Chil cote's add Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy J. Chalupa
Madelon Anderson
Paul A. Muller
Edna Muller
Riverside
Bruce C. Stout
Faye R. Knight
Crandall
East Washington
Hal R. Hotle
William D. Temple
Young
Add
Washington
Gerald A. Ruegsegger
Verne H. Knecht
Chilcote’s
Wheeler Rambler and Lloyd Jr. Chevrolet Mentioned
Wilbur or Mildred Wheeler linked to a Rambler and John M. Lloyd Jr. to a Chevrolet in a brief item noting vehicle brands and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Mildred Wheeler
Rambler
John M. Lloyd Jr
Chevrolet
Market grain quotes from Chicago price table
UPI reports Chicago grain quotes with January to July bids for wheat corn oats rye and soybeans. Prices show fractional ticks with daily changes and uplifts across Sep Dec Mar May and Jul contracts reflecting mixed movements in wheat corn oats rye and soybeans.
Tiger Aims To Beat Fullmer On Birthday Year Bid
Dick Tiger declares 33rd birthday marks the start of his bid to win the world middleweight title from Gene Fullmer. The Nigerian challenger says he will fight Fullmer at Candlestick Park, San Francisco, on Oct. 16 after two delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cuddy
UPI
New York
Dick Tiger
British Empire
Agbada
Gene Fullmer
Candlestick Park
San Francisco
Fullmer
National Baxing Association
Paul Pender
Brookline
Mass
Tiger
Pender
United States
Aba
Nigeria
Florentino Fernandez
Cuba
Miami Beach
Florentino
Henry Hank
Madison Square Garden
Jersey Jones
Jones
Jersey
Fullater
Full Mer
Public service ad encourages hospitality to foreign visitors
A public service announcement urges welcoming visitors from abroad with traditional American warmth. It advises helping them find places of interest, shops, hotels, and transport and to seek someone who can answer if unsure. The message emphasizes friendly Americans as a trendsetting force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Funeral services for Milford Cook in Washington
Funeral services for Milford Cook were held Tuesday at 10 30 in the Jones Funeral Home with the Rev Lloyd Latta presiding. Pallbearers included Robert Morrow Donald Holmes Delbert Krotz Ivan Greene Kenneth Carris and Ted Griffith. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery.
Auto Industry Posts Second Best Year in 1962 Output
Detroit reports 6,675,256 cars produced for the 1961 model year tying the second highest annual total. The record remains 7,158,496 set in 1955 with 1950 at 6,459,625. Chrysler and American Motors start 1963 car production this week after recalls. Ford plants in Chicago and Wayne resume, GM returns after Labor Day, and Studebaker reopens August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
API
Ford
Chicago
Wayne
Midh
Chrysler
American Motors
Studebaker
General Motors
Motels Grow Luxurious Yet Questionable In Design
A UPI dispatch notes the extravagant boom in motel construction including Capitol Hill’s Skyline Inn for politicians. It critiques design plans and imagines features from helium balloon outlets to lobbyist lobbies and a public trough dining room. Congo outlines 17-state federal boundary plan with Katanga secession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Frederick Fox
Fox
Congo
Leopoldville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mabel Nelson Lahey
Dorothy Nelson Topping
Nellie Ryan Gehringer
Gladys Scranton Caldwell
Albert Hampton
Don Radda
Marjorie Goldsmith Boshart
Alma Karel Baumgartner
Aurilia Mayhew McCutchen
Mary Louise Minick Hill
Vivian Caldwell Williams
Esther Hay Cromwell
Margarite Hicks Robinson
Edith Otto Zelinsky
Averill Leeffler Woods
Lois Griffith Duke
John Morse
Lynn Haney
Elmer Steele
Lois Brown Hadley
Leslie McCreedy
John Lemmon
Harold Otto
L. R. Carson
Sioux City
Waukeegan
Adelma Leesman Fairbanks
Muscatine
Wellman
Oskaloosa
Mabel Hazen Neal
Des Moines
Pecatur
Bettendorf
Edith Otto Zelinski
Davenport
Nelle Ryan Gehringer
Burlington
Maxwell
Esther Booth
West Chester
Winnetka
Ill
Leslie MceCreedy
Waterloo
Grinnell
Waverly
Hampton
Aurilla Mayhew McCutchen
Averill Leffler Woods
Fair
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
George F. Morrison
Ford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
Morrison & Morrison
Edmund PD. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
John C. Owen
West Washinon
South Side Square
P. L. Etter
Optometrists
John W. Lemmon
D. D
Lemmons Ewelry
R. Q. Eastland
Journal
Lutheran Hour
Washington Lumber CO
Thrift Plan Agent
Sellers Insurance Agency
Washington, Iowa
The
Advertising Council
U. S. Travel Service
Department of Commerce
Auto Industry
Dick West
United Press International Washington
UPL
Blitz Brothers
Mamie
Savoy Hotel
London
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Mamie Eisenhower
Eisenhower
North Second Ave
Washington, Idwa
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