Social and club notices calendar for week events
Social calendar lists Thursday Women of Moose 8 p.m. regular meeting Moose Home Executive board 7 p.m. Thursday Afternoon Bowlers 7 30 p.m Mrs Ted Russell Women bowlers welcome Shirts and Skirts 6 30 p.m Potluck Fairgrounds Cof fee provided Bring families Harold Kermeen caller Friday Friendship Club 7 30 p.m Ice cream social Fairgrounds Men's Stag Dinner 8 p.m Reservations by Thursday afternoon CWF 2 p.m General meeting at church Home Arts Club 2 p.m Mrs Herman Luers Baptist Women's Missionary Society 7 30 p.m At church Sunday Wilcox Reunion noon Sunset Park
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Women of
Moose
Moose Home
Ted Russell
Fairgrounds
Harold Kermeen
Friendship Club
CWF
Church Home Arts Club
Herman Luers
Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Wilcox
Sunset Park
Hughes predicts Democratic vote surge for Johnson in Midwest
Iowa Gov. Harold E. Hughes, at the Democratic National Convention, backs Lyndon B. Johnson for president. He says midwestern voters, traditionally Republican, will favor a strong leader with industrial and farm economic focus and human compassion.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Johnson
Midwest
White House
Hughes
Lyndon Baines Johnson
United States
William Tweeten Patient at Mercy Hospital Iowa City
William Tweeten is a patient at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City listed in room 348. The brief notice confirms his admission status and location within the hospital.
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William Tweeten
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
HJ Club Outing At Lake Odessa Cabin
The HJ Club families joined Mr and Mrs Duane Shalla for a Tuesday outing at their Lake Odessa cabin. A noon basket dinner followed boating water skiing and visiting. The next meeting will be a quilting session at Mrs Joe Te Bockhorst home with a date change noted.
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HJ Club
Duane Shalla
Lake Odessa
Joe Te Bockhorst
Hospital and Birth Notices for Washington Area
Hospital admitted Willis Richards of Washington for a surgical procedure yesterday. Births reported: a son to Mr and Mrs Elwood Miller of Kalona and a son to Mr and Mrs Leon De Meyer of Washington. Dismissals: Lora Green of Washington Larry Robertson of Washington and Mrs Kathryn Gray of Washington today.
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Willis Richards
Washington
Surgical
Elwood Miller
Kalona
Leon de Meyer
Lora Green
Larry Robertson
Kathryn Gray
Vernon A
Amos T. Miller
Ainsworth wedding guests and local births noted
Sue Potts and David Ornduff were married at Eldon with attendance from Kenneth Ornduff George Stout Jr and families. Tom Wagenknecht welcomed a baby son Michael James born Aug 10. Several local residents traveled to Grinnell and Leech Lake for visits and fishing while others plan college enrollments and work before school starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Kenneth Ornduff
George Stout, Jr
Ronald Ornduff
Sue Potts
David Ornduff
Eldon
Herman Wagenknecht
Grinnell
Tom Clarke
Tom Wagenknecht
Cedar Falls
Tom Wagenknechts
Iowa Wesleyan
Stan McCreedy
Gene McCracken
State Teachers College
Kirksville
Gene Stephens
Leech Lake
Walker
Minn
David Stephens
Jeanell
Peoria
Dale Roberts
Jack Holthouse
Scott
Billings
Mont
David
Robert Buck
Waukee
Iowa
Carol Carlson
Chicago
Stephens
September Wedding Of Linda Mae Kallaus And Jack Ruch
Miss Linda Mae Kallaus daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Kallaus Riverside route 1 and Jack Dean Ruch son of Mr and Mrs Rex Ruch De Witt plan a September 19 wedding at 1 pm in the First Baptist Church Iowa City. The bride elect is a Riverside High School and University College of Cosmetology graduate and works at Joan Millma's Salon de Coiffure Davenport. The groom is a Clarence High School graduate employed by International Harvester Company Moline Illinois.
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Linda Mae Kallaus
Carl Kallaus
Route 1
Riverside
Jack Dean Ruch
Rex Ruch
de Witt
First Baptist Church
Iowa City
Riverside High School
University College of Cosmetology
Joan Millma
Salon de Coiffure
Davenport
Clarence High School
International Harvester Company
Moline, IL
Steven Floyd
Larry Gene Smith
Richland
David Lee
Walter Fritz
Pleasant Plain
Gladys Elaine
Chester H. Miller
Jerri Jane
Clinton Cocklin
Wapello
John Joseph
Merle Pacha
Washington
Connie Jean
George B. Miller
North
Iowa
City
Michael Ray
William Lloyd, Jr
South 3Rd
Brenda LE Ann
Gary Todd
Columbus Junction
Barry Wayne
Rex Hagans
Brighton
William Allen
Richard Hills
Susan LU Ann
Jerry Albright
Rt. 1
Wellman
Wisconsin police order 24 hour alert over market rebellion
Gov. John Reynolds ordered a 24 hour police alert to curb violence tied to the market rebellion. Sheriffs and the state patrol to use all lawful means to protect lives and property, with possible National Guard help to clear routes for non NFO livestock trucks past 400 pickets near a packing plant. Five NFO members were arrested at a Waukon blockade and two at Altoona. The NFO urged nonviolence. Texas leads in lamb production but lags in per person consumption at 2.5 pounds yearly versus national five pounds.
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NFO
John Reynolds
Wisconsin
National Guard
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Waukon
Iowa
Altoona
Bridal Showers Celebrate Miss Ellen Walsh and Miss Joan Evers
Two Riverside bridal showers honored Ellen Walsh and Joan Evers. Guests from Iowa City Cedar Rapids Washington Kalona and Riverside attended. Walsh will wed Gerald Horak September 5 at St Marys Riverside. Evers will wed Martin Strabala September 5 at St Patrick Ryan. Decorations were white emerald green for Walsh and pink white for Evers.
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Riverside
Ellen Walsh
Paul Knebel
Joe Hurt
Riley Meade
James Pauwels
Miss Walsh
Gerald Horak
Washington
St. Mary's Church
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Kalona
Joan Evers
Ryan
Victor Strabala
Miss Evers
Lelander Evers
Martin Strabala
St. Patrick's Church
Sheila Strabala
George Birrer
Cecil Strabala
Evers
Planting Lilies and Seasonal Garden Tips from Extension
Garden column by Jim Frier and Ben F. Vance advises planting lilies promptly after purchase to avoid drying roots. If delayed, store bulbs in a plastic bag in the vegetable crisper. The piece also notes not to fertilize semihardy woody plants late, avoid heavy watering, and water deeply before frost for evergreens. It highlights late August to early September as ideal for lawn establishment and reseeding, and to bring houseplants inside before cool nights and check for pests while outdoors.
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Washington County
Jim Frier
Ben F. Vance
Iowa State University
Carnival on Monroe Street draws big crowd and prizes
A Saturday Monroe Street carnival organized by local youngsters drew families for games such as bail throwing, ring toss, sack races, a pony ride and clown performances. Prizes included a teddy bear and a bells prize. proceeds of 25.40 were donated to Music Mothers for Highland School band uniforms.
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Ainsworth
Jim Stephens
Gene Stephens
San Diego
Irene Flynn
Chokio
Minn
Maye Flynn
Nassau
Tobin
Anamosa
Richard Craig
Lynn
Eagle Grove
C. A
Monroe St
Lee Norris
Max M. White
Highland Community School
Kenneth Ornduff
Raymond Lasek
Barbara Johnson
Rodney Campbell
Sioux City
Iowa
Poison Oak Toll in San Francisco and Food Spending Decline
UPI reports poison oak as the leading occupational disease in California. Nearly 800 workers yearly are disabled by contact with the plant or its smoke. Also noted is a postwar drop in the share of family income spent on food, from 25 percent after World War II to about 19 percent today, per Texas A&M specialist Gwen dolyne Clyatt.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
State Division of Industrial Safety
College Station, Tex
Gwendolyne Clyatt
Texas A&m University
Lytle's offers free home delivery by phone
The store promotes telephone ordering with free home delivery on orders totaling $1.50 or more. Customers are urged to use the service regularly since it costs nothing to deliver.
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Lytle’s
Mrs Mary Stephens Honored At Cooperative Dinner
Mrs Mary Stephens was guest of honor at a farewell cooperative dinner hosted Wednesday night by her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs George Masson Sr The gathering at their home included Mr and Mrs George Masson Jr Kent Mr and Mrs Harold Stephens and family Miss Eula Cherry and Mr and Mrs Lester Luckenbill She plans to visit Lancaster Ohio with daughter and family the James Taylors for an indefinite period.
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Mary Stephens
George Masson Sr
James Taylors
Lancaster
George Masson Jr
Kent
Harold Stephens
Eula Cherry
Lester Luckenbill
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Wolf's Flower Shop
Ainsworth Group
Long Johns
West Side Square
Pastry Shop
BIG Sheep
College Station
Tex
W. Hartley
Bird & Son
Alside
Monroe Street
C. A. Thompson
Golia Miller
Bing Miller
McAllen
Texas
Harold Booth
Fairfield
Ernest Reed
Ray Stoffel
Stacie Rae
Charles Thompson
Everette Miller
Charlotte Singleton
Duane White
Fred Hawkins
Harry Boileau
Birthday Club
Methodist Church
Dale Brehmer
United Presbyterian
George Gobel
General Hospital
Muscatine
Ed Goble
Carl Phillips
Phillips
Darold Jones
Leland Foster
LaCross
Minnesota
U.S
Census Bureau
Scafe
Sun Master
Paul
North Side Square
Olympic
Brown Finance
Iowa Ave
Payne
West Side
Bob
Gooch
Charac
Ters
R. L
Osincup
Belles
Kay
Tor 'N
Evening Journal
Tork Gazette
Washington County Hospital
Janelle Marie
John King
Dana Lynn
Dan V. Allen
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