Drivers Permit Rules Require Age and Medical Clearance
Warn drivers that to obtain a permit they must be under 65, pass an annual physical, and hold a regular state chauffeurs license, as outlined by the department of public instruction.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1949
Page
2
Warn drivers that to obtain a permit they must be under 65, pass an annual physical, and hold a regular state chauffeurs license, as outlined by the department of public instruction.
Cedar Rapids fair attendance is recorded with Mrs. Paul Houseal and families visiting, Jo Ann Chalupa visiting with Jim Marsh, Hesseltine reunion at Sunset Park, and multiple neighborhood visits. Other items include sick lists, barn dances at Columbus Junction, family meals in Washington, and visits to relatives in Illinois and Kansas.
Mrs Paul Shearer president of the YWCA in Washington county asks each club officer to attend the YWCA officers training session Tuesday at 2 30 in the YWCA community room. The session aims to boost leadership effectiveness across clubs this club year in an informal setting.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boshart and Mike Friday hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Don Paul and Mark of Ames, Phillip Darbyshire of Ottumwa, and Mrs. G. E. Mace for an evening meal at their home.
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad posted in Kalona depot its plan to change the mixed train service from daily except Sunday to tri weekly. Trains 814 and 815 run between Iowa City and Montezuma. Objections must be filed with the Iowa State Commerce Commission in Des Moines by September 12.
Margaret McCall and Martha Downing hosted a surprise birthday breakfast for Ann Tanner at the Downing home. The “come as you are” event featured garden flowers as a centerpiece and corsages for each guest. Guests included Ellen Gray Jean Freshwaters and Alice Walker as they prepare to return to college.
West Chester WRC met Thursday at the K.P. hall to arrange attendance at the convention on September 29. Fourteen members attended. The relief committee reported 114.50 dollars, the social committee 21.50 dollars and 35 packages. The knapsack fund was approved.
Victor Cook of Wapello was elected president at the Cook family reunion held Sunday August 21 in Iowa City Park. Jesse Cook of Iowa City was named vice president and Mrs Victor Hendricks of Mt Pleasant was elected secretary treasurer. The group plans to meet in Iowa City again next year.
The YWCA Mixers will meet in the YWCA room Tuesday at 7 30 p m for a game night. Swimming will be available. Plans will be discussed for starting craft groups in fall and winter.
The Sunset Park gathering of the Baptist Women’s Missionary Society was hosted by Mrs. Homer Lowry and Mrs. Joe Cochran Jr. Attendees included Mrs. Ben Adamec and others. Devotions cited St. Matthew Chapter five, a China mission letter was read, and White Cross Home quota report was presented. Twenty five members joined in games and contests.
Mrs Gordon Engstrom and Mrs Harold Peterseim co hosted a pink and blue shower at the latter home Tuesday evening in Mrs Weldon C Yoder's honor. Prizes went to Mrs Don Miller and Mrs Donald Thompson. Gifts were presented by Connie Peterseim. Guests included Mrs C B Moomey and others.
Mary Ann Miller of Chicago hosted Mrs. James Arnold's Sunday school class from the Christian Tabernacle at a party in the Murdock home. Guests included Mr. Arnold, two daughters, the Murdocks, and Rose Marie Biliske. Outdoor games and Bible quizzes plus hymn contests and group singing followed by refreshments served by the Murdocks.
A tire extinguisher is urged as essential safety equipment for all households, both rural and urban, to prevent fire hazards and protect property and lives. The call emphasizes preparedness and is directed at general home safety practices.
Betty Louise Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs Cloyee Stewart of Washington married Leroy Krueger son of Mr and Mrs August Krueger of Manitowoc Wisconsin at 3 PM in United Presbyterian Church. Dr George Kerr performed the double ring ceremony with 200 guests present.
A series of calendar items lists events for the week. Monday hosts a girls softball cooperative picnic at Sunset Park with coaching staff and sponsors invited. Knights of Pythias gather at E P hall in the evening. Tuesday features YWCA Officers' training at 2:30 and Mixers at 7:30. Wednesday includes a Presbyterian prayer service at 9:30 and Ladies Golf and Bridge luncheon at 1:00 with reservations due by Monday noon.
The community notes several birthday honorees including Mrs. George W. Stewart Mrs. Harry Dye Maurine Stephens Foster Bickel Richard Brinning and Mrs. Homer Biri. Young celebrants include Tommy Lee Shater Lynn Adrian Neuhart Donald Dean Snyder and Donald Verne Simpson who turns six. Sunday birthdays also honor Mrs. Phillip Kneen Ed Conner Mrs. Ed Custer and John Charles Kennedy.
At Longview Park Rock Island the 16th Woodruff family reunion elected Kenneth Woodruff of Moline Ill as president Helen Dailey Butcher Rock Island as vice president Paul Gearhart Wapello secretary and treasurer Ruth Chandler Los Angeles historian The 1950 reunion is planned for Chautauqua Park Columbus Junction with Glen Woodruff and Mrs Clayton Hartsock in charge of arrangements.
Krueger will be at home in By Ron. He will teach mathematics and physics at the high school there.
Catherine Joan Michels daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore A Michels became the bride of Desmond Ford Johnson Jr of Baton Rouge Louisiana in a 10 am ceremony at the Michels home Keota pastor Rev H N Poston officiated Hilda Michels aunt of the bride played nuptial music They will live at 73 Dana Street Cambridge Massachusetts after a wedding trip to Hot Springs Arkansas and New Orleans Louisiana The couple will reside in Cambridge pending further details
Thirty-five ladies attended the Women's Council of the Christian church meeting Friday evening. Mae Davis led devotions and spoke on People of Nations. Mrs. Ray Rathmel reviewed Crusade. President Mrs. Bill Crayne presided. Rev. T. C. Polk discussed the south trip. Group 38 members served refreshments. next meeting is Sept. 23 at 2 p.m.
Mrs Sowden hosted a joint St Rita s and St Mary s circle meeting with Rev H J Corcoran present. Twenty eight members attended as plans were set for the St James Fun Festival at the armory on Oct 6 with Mrs Sowden and Mrs Paul Horak named co chairmen and a committee listing several members. Refreshments followed the business session.
Mrs Albert Lindsay Jr the former Ruth Cunningham of Washington was honored at a miscellaneous shower in the St James Methodist church social parlor Cedar Rapids. The hostess was Mrs A E Lindsay mother in law of the guest of honor. Special guests included Mrs Floyd Hinshaw and Betty Cunningham. Other out of town teachers Cleda Wellborn and Patricia Smith attended.
Mrs Joe West was guest of honor at a pink and blue shower Friday afternoon at her mother's home, hosted by Ladies of the Christian Tabernacle. Prizes were awarded to Mrs W J Stevens, Mrs Clinton Hertig, Mrs Fred Bickhart, and Mrs West. the hostess was assisted by Mrs Stevens.
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