Local Society News Highlights Iowa State Freshmen and Visits
Gretchen Miksch to enter Iowa State University Ames as a freshman Sept 3 studying home economics. John Beranek to begin pre veterinary medicine at Iowa State. Weekend guests in the Hammen home include families from Mason City and Harper. Casual notes cover insurance association meeting in Fairfield and hospital transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Miksch
Robert Miksch
Iowa State University
Ames
Gretchen
Keota
Herbert L. Hammen
R. F. Palmer
Houston
Texas
C. R. Farmer
John
Pearl Naylor
Mason City
Marjorie Klein
Dennis
Harper
John Beranek
Hubert Beranek
Eli Cook
Mercy
Iowa City
Mr. Cook
New Residents Welcomed in Washington by City Hostess
City hostess Mrs. Robert Swift greets multiple families moving to Washington. New arrivals include the Nau family at 1212 East Second from Burlington with jobs at Advance Ross. the Bainbridge family from Smithland Ia at 1006 South Avenue B. the Rohde family from Mapleton Ia at 1003 South Avenue B. the Bolander family at 504 South Third from Burlington. retirement-bound Meeks from Banning Calif. the Trowbridge family from Des Moines at 1212 North Third. Harris from Prairie City Ia at 702 North Marion. the Ramseyer Trailer Court residents Darlene House and family. Evelyn Griffith with two children from Burlington. and Moody family from East Peoria Ill. with connections to Advance Ross and Methodist church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Swift
Dean Nau
Evan Dean Jr
Roy
East Second
Burlington
Advance Ross
Methodist Church
Nau
John Bainbridge
South Avenue B
Smithland
Roger
Jolene
Susan
Johnnie
Jensen Construction Company
Adolph Rohde
Mapleton, Ia
al Bolander
Don
Edward
South Third
E. R. Meeks
West Madison
Banning
Calif
Des Moines
John Trowbridge
Tom
Barbara
Julie
Baptist Church
North Third
International Harvester
The
Elks
E. T. Harris
North
Marion
Prairie City
Jane Groom
Debra
Jerry
Ramseyer Trailer Court
Ramseyer
Darlene
Allen
Leo
Diane
Donald
Evelyn Griffith
South Taylor
Travis Lee
Ronald Duane
Jean Moody
Bruce
Connie
Pamela Jean
Roberta
North Second
East Peoria
Ill
Christian Builders Class Holds Meeting at Warren Anderson Home
Twelve members of the Christian Builders Class of the Baptist Church met Monday evening at the Warren Anderson home. Mrs. Marion Snodgrass led devotions and Mr. Anderson spoke on the Baptist Assembly Grounds at Green Lake Wisconsin. Mrs. Snodgrass aided in serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Builders
The
Baptist Church
Warren Anderson
Marion Snodgrass
Anderson
Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
Wis
Snodgrass
Social Calendar Notices for Week In Advance
Notices for the week are due by 10 a m on publication day. Friday Lane Leaders bow at 7 30 p m at the bowling alley. Sunday Shalla reunion at 12 30 p m at Sun Set Park with drink furnished. Monday Fleur de Lis Club at 6 30 p m at Sunset Park featuring family picnic and basket supper with watermelon and drink. Rainbow Girls meet 7 30 p m at the Ma sonic Temple. Rainbow Board 7 p m at the Masonic Temple. DUV noon annual picnic in Sunset Park. YWCA Council 7 30 p m in the YWCA room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shalla
Sun Set Park
Sunset Park
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Rainbow Board
Ywca Council
YWCA
TV Highlights Friday Television Highlights By United Press International
Portrait, CBS features Gov. Mark Hatfield of Oregon in a half hour interview with Charles Collingwood at his Salem home. Hatfield, governor since 1959, discusses life, career and politics then airs NBC programs including fashion talk and a mix of dramas and comedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Charles Collingwood
Hatfield
Salem
Ore
Stanford
Willamette
Thursday Rollers Bowling League Plans New Season
The Thursday Rollers held a pre bowing meeting at Mrs Dean Cox home. The season will start Thursday Sept 5 at 1 10 pm with all bowlers asked to be at the alleys by 1 pm. Mrs Sharon Lutes named committees for rules nominating banquet entertainment prize and more. Substitutes invited call OL 3 3768 or OL 3 2877.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Cox
Sharon Lutes
Betty Turnipseed
Pauline Crull
Wilma Butler
Margaret Hammer
Helen Hayes
Ferne Birney
Pauline Brown
Maurine Milles
Roe’s_ Rollers
Marge Glover
Dolores Reitzler
Anna Russell
Shirley Lynch
Lutes
Cox
Births Reported at The Record Hospital
Yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hahn of Washington welcomed a son. Today, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tobin of Ainsworth welcomed a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Hahn
Washington
Leonard Tobin
Ainsworth
Bethel Missionary Society Elects New Officers
The Bethel Missionary Society met with 16 members including Mrs. William Wulf. After lesson study by Mrs. Grove Letts and prayer calendar by Mrs. Dean Sandburg, Mrs. Keith Hardy reported on Taiwan. New officers for the coming year are president Mrs. Bill Wulf, vice president Mrs. Sandburg, secretary Mrs. Don Zwicki, treasurer Mrs. Mary Crandall. Mrs. Wulf served refreshments with Mrs. Sandburg and Mrs. Zwicki assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Missionary Society
William Wulf
Grove Letts
Dean Sandburg
Keith Hardy
Taiwan
Bill Wulf
Sandburg
Don Zwicki
Mary Crandall
Little Joe Rocket Buried in Sand at White Sands
At White Sands missile range engineers recover the Little Joe II rocket and its dummy Apollo capsule after a launch that reached 24000 feet and failed to trigger the destruction mechanism. NASA aims for a 1970 moon mission with Project Apollo testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sands, N.M
UPI
White Sands Missile Range
New Mexico
el Paso
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
NFO Demands Higher Milk Prices Disrupt PMA Meeting
Nearly 3,000 National Farmers Organization members crowded Chicago to interrupt a Pure Milk Association meeting and press for a master milk contract. Ray Johnson of Wisconsin warned of dumping milk if needed. PMA President Avery Voss said the board would study the demand and that the issue won’t be resolved in one afternoon. The protest follows other NFO actions targeting stockyards and price negotiations in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
National Farmers Organization
Loop
Pure Milk Association
Ray Johnson
NFC
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Dairy Cooperative
PMA
NFO
Johnson
East St. Louis
Ill
St. Louis
Minnesota
Governor Hughes signals campaign against Shaff plan
Iowa Governor says he may actively campaign against the Shaff plan, calling it bad for Iowa and future representation. He plans to run solo, not with party or opposing groups, urging a big voter turnout to defeat the measure on the December 3 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Hughes
Polk County
Democratic Women’s Club
Democratic Party
March on Washington sparks unity across races
CORE chairman Floyd McKissick called the march the end of Negro protest and the start of the American protest. A. Philip Randolph praised it as the greatest demonstration for freedom. Leaders plan a New York meeting within 10 days to map further actions and possible counterdemonstrations if civil rights legislation falters. White participation varied in estimates from 10 to 30 percent. Josephine Baker praised the unity of participants, comparing them to salt and pepper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Field
Washington
Floyd McKissick
The
Congress For Racial Equality
CORE
A. Philip Randolph
New York
Kennedy
Murray
Nmewmsen
Josephine Baker
Paris
The Washington Eventing Journal Was Run Iowa
Publication details for The Washington Eventing Journal based in Washington Iowa list David Elder as Editor and Business Manager and mention staff roles. It notes publication afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th and that it is entered as second class matter under March 3 1879. Subscription rates show rural options of 2.5 months for 4, 1 year for 9 dollars with a 40 cent charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bruce Cowden
Howard Hazen
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press
Audit Bureau of
Tama Liquor Store To Close September 30
Des Moines Iowa officials announced the state owned Tama liquor store will close at the end of business on Sept 30 The move follows earlier protests from Tama residents The Toledo store on U S 30 built in 1959 may eventually absorb Tama customers and the Tama store opened in 1935 is considered outdated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Tama
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Toledo
U.S. 30
Liquor Commission
Congress and Kennedy avert railroad strike with arbitration
Congress and President Kennedy blocked a nationwide rail strike by authorizing binding arbitration on firemen's jobs and train crew composition. The measure, signed 90 minutes after House approval, delays a walkout at least six months, while unions deem it a setback to labor relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Congress
Kennedy
House
Starts Prison Riot At Clinton Monday
In Clinton Iowa the riot ringleader John C Dean 33 was sentenced to one year for assault with intent to commit bodily injury. William McClure 45 and Robert Mahoney 22 were arraigned on conspiracy charges after allegedly placing four six packs of beer and a bottle of whisky for jail trustees to smuggle in during a Monday night disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Iowa
UPI
Clinton County
John C. Dean
Clinton
M.L. Sutton
William McClure
Robert Mahoney
Mahoney
McClure
Dean
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Charles Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Fairfield
Iowa Association of Mutual Insurance Associations
Robert
Everett Shenefelt
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. I. W. Shenefelt
Lucille Wagner
Ira
Bill
Los Angeles
Marjorie Coon
Donald Marek
Donnie
Jeffrey
Wendy
Vince Marek
New Hampshire
Haiti
Wolf's
Wolf's Flower Shop
West Side Square
Pastry Shop
Evening Journal
Bowling Alley
United Press International
NBC
Soviet Union
Discovery
ABC
International Showtime
Circus
Copenhagen
Dickens
Fenster
Alfred Hitchcock
George
Gene Barry
Jack Paar
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Jayne Mansfield
Senor Wences
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Bethel Society
Little Joe Rocket
Kalonial Town House
Kalona, Iowa
Mary Hotle
Wellman
Howard Baker
Omer Black
Daniel Aggson
Jeffrey of
Black
Baker
Washington Eventing Journal
Sarier Wash
Martin Box
Tama Liquor Store
Brown Finance
Joe Falk
West Side
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