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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1964

Page

2

Social Club News and Local Notices

Mrs. John Dawson hosted the Longer Longer Club with 13 members at Franklin Center School. Officers elected: President Mrs. Arlo Phelps, VP Mrs Clyde Dawson Jr, Secretary Mrs John Jeffries, Treasurer Mrs Donald Bartholomew. Secret sisters exchange and gift swap, reading of Christmas story, and a Ruth Ann Dawson gift. January meeting set with Mrs Donald Bartholomew. Nineteenth Century Club luncheon at Wingas Cafe hosted by Mrs Edward C Eicher. book Glow of Candlelight reviewed by Mrs Boyd Berdo. guests Fannie Shinabarger and Mary Berry. Navajo Club held 1:15 luncheon at Captain’s Table. Mae Jones read Christmas poems and gift exchange. dessert meeting planned with Mrs Jay Brewer in January. Mr and Mrs David Livingston left for Korea via Chicago to visit sons and families. plan to return in January. Mrs Harold Kline attended Luziers Cosmetics luncheon at Ottumwa Hotel with state manager Mrs Leo Lieb and district manager Dorothy Willhoit. David Masson named cashier at Mt Pleasant Bank and Trust. will take duties around Dec 20 after years at other banks. Jennie Lauderman family celebrated her 4th birthday at Captain’s Table. attendees included Leslie Beenblossom, Wilma Jean, Harry Coffin, Chester Spanvier, Ronnie, Wilmer Lauderman, and Larry. Wilmer’s wife absent due to illness.

Mae Jones Lloyd Foster FE. B. Hammer Jay Brewer Harold Kline Ottumwa Luziers Cosmetics Leo Lieb Des Moines Dorothy Willhoit Jennie Lauderman Leslie Beenblossom Wilma Jean Herry Coffin Chester Spanvier Ronnie Wilmer Lauderman Larry

Washington Evening Journal masthead and staff credits

The Washington Evening Journal lists David Elder as editor and Tuamese Manager William Shannon as vice president advertising director Charles Morrie News Editor Bob Shaffer Local Advertising Bruce Cowden Contributing editor Howard Hazen Production Superintendent. published afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th. entered as second class master under Act of March 4 1879 at Washington Iowa post office. affiliated with Inland Daily Press Association and Iowa Daily Press Association. audit by Bureau of Circulations.

David Elder William Shannon Charles Morrie Bob Shaffer Bruce Cowden Howard Hazen Suneday Washington Iowa United Preas Leas@l Inland Lally Preas Se Iowa Daily Press Asn Res Bureau of Circulations

Hospital Births Today Add New Baby for Kurtz Family

In Brighton Mr and Mrs Alan Kurtz welcomed a son today. Dismissed yesterday were Mrs Larry Danielson and her daughter Letts. Today Mrs Mark Hershberner and daughter Kalona leave, along with Mrs Mary Keister of Washington.

Alan Kurtz Brighton Larry Danielson Letts Mark Hershberner Kalona Mary Keister Washington Brenda Sue William Mangold Rt. 2

Large crowd attends St. James open house

A large crowd of parents and children attended the St. James Home and School open house at the school Tuesday evening. The children visited the rooms all gaily decorated for the Christmas season. Sister Mary St. Theodore won the attendance prize. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Harry Levy, Mrs. Jim Rich, Mrs. Bob Shaffer and Mrs. Leo Vittetoe.

St. James Home Sister Mary St. Theodore Harry Levy Jim Rich Bob Shaffer Leo Vittetoe

Julie Miller Circle Hosts Christmas Program at Baptist Church

Mrs. Minnie Van Meter hosted the Julie Miller Circle of the Baptist Church with Mrs. Marietta Workman presiding. The program titled There’s No Time Like Christmas featured Bible readings from Luke and women sharing how Christmas is observed in Japan, the Philippines, and India. The circle voted a subscription to The Secret Place for missionaries and arranged Christmas boxes for special members, with refreshments served by Hazel McCarty.

Minnie van Meter Julie Miller The Baptist Church Marietta Workman

Social calendar full of Christmas events across clubs

Thursday listings include CES 8 p.m. at Masonic Temple, Women of Moose enrollment at Moose Home, Washington Co Association for Retarded Children 7 p.m. Christmas party, Knights of Columbus 8 p.m. KC Hall, square dance 8 p.m. Legion Hall, Little Flower Circle potluck. Friday through Monday feature numerous church and service group meetings, buffets, gift exchanges, and community dinners at locations including Wing Gas, Masonic Temple, UP Home, Christmas dinners hosted by Milo Sorden and Mrs. James Harris, with clubs and circles from Methodist WSCS to White Shrine and Ernie Felsted’s square-dance events.

Masonic Temple Women of Moose Moose Home Washington Co Knights of Columbus KC Hall Legion Hall Little Flower Circle William Marie Martha Group Winggas Max Haifley E. L. Rouse Wallace Kessell A.C. Peterson Harold Stephens Edgar Stewart Ray Cain Milo Sorden Paul Shearer Herbert Camphire'l Wesleyan Service Guild Fellowship Hall Christian Cwf Dorcas Group Rodney Davisson Esther Raymond Leon Ruth Marion Ave UPW John Owen M.L. McCreedy Will Sheets Dell Walker William Perdock Jo Ann Vaughn Petronila Nieves Ivan West Temple James Harris Charles Rademaker Charles McClung Edith Cranston

Markets Livestock Prices Report From Grain Belt Market

Hogs 8 000 steady to strong, some bids 25 higher. No 1 2 190 220 lb 16.25 16.50, loads at 16.50. Mixed No 1 3 190 230 lb 15.50 16.25, 230 260 lb 15.00 15.50, No 2 3 250 270 lb 14.50 15.25. Cattle 800 head, 10 calves, steady. slaughter steers 23.00 24.50, standard 18.00 22.00, high choice prime 1000 lb heifers 23.50, 22.00 23.25, 850 lb load 20.00, canner and cutter cows 9.00 11.75. Sheep 1 000 slaughter lambs steady, 80 105 lb wool lambs 21.00 21.50, good and choice 20.00 21.00, good 19.00 20.00.

Local residents attend meetings and share holiday events

Mr and Mrs Glenn Mace returned Wednesday evening from Des Moines where they attended the Iowa Automobile Dealers Association convention. Mr and Mrs Clyde Lambert spent Wednesday with their daughter and family the Tom Beckers in Middletown Il. The Duncan Store personnel enjoyed a Christmas party in the L A Jones home Tuesday evening with a cooperative dinner and gift exchange.

Glenn Mace Des Moines Iowa Automobile Dealers Association Clyde Lambert Tom Beckers Middletown, Il Duncan L. A. Jones

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John Dawson Franklin Center School Arlo Phelps Clyde Dawson Jr John Jeffries Donald Bartholomew Clyde Dawson Sr John Combs Club Little Ruth Ann Dawson John Dawsons Cheryl Bartholomew Edward C. Eicher Nineteenth Century Club Winga's Patricia Murphy Boyd Berdo Mrs. Fannie Shinabarger Mary Berry Navajo Club David Livingston Korea Rev David Robert Livingston Chicago David Masson Mt. Pleasant Bank and Trust Company Dee Ne National Bank of Washington Farmers National Bank Winfield Walter Sojka Riverside Sandra Jim Stoesz Minneapolis Washington Evening Journal Washington, Iowan Yang Wolf's Flower Shop Dea Dot West Side Square Pastry Shop Evening Journal St. James Open House Mrs. van Meter Kalona Bank Legion Rooms Ernie Felsted Paul Horak & Son Insurance Agency Tele Izaak Walton League Tork Gazette Washington County Hospital Timothy Walter Thomas Bernard Mrs. Jerome Sheets Rt. 3 Keota Pierce John Cope Wonder Bakers Montana Bonnie Bride Beauty Parlor R. L. Lytle Reclina LA Z-Boy Marshalls Santa Claus
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