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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1962

Page

2

Christmas Luncheon and Tea Mark American Home Meetings

The American Home departments held Yuletide gatherings with lunch and tea. American Home I met at Captain's Table for a 12:30 luncheon led by Mrs. R. J. Dawson, with devotions by Miss Clara Faulkner. American Home II featured a Christmas tea hosted by Mrs. Lester Orr with decor by Mrs. E. E. Sutsman and a reading by Mrs. Max Miller. American Home III, led by Mrs. E. E. Ward, shared poems and songs and a gift presentation for Woodward resident, with a bell storytelling moment and a final Silent Night.

American Home American Home I R. J. Dawson Clara Faulkner Harry Turner Hawaiian Islands Alaska James Brooks Raymond Hasty Brooks Carrie Davis American Home II Lester Orr H. H. McCleery Joe Falk E.E. Sutsman Max Miller Bess Streeter Aldrich E.E. Ward

Immanuel Lutheran Women hold Christmas fellowship program

The Immanuel Lutheran Women met for a Christmas fellowship at the church instead of regular circle meetings. New officers were installed and new members welcomed. Program booklets were distributed. Members brought gifts for the Muscatine Lutheran Home. Bible study leader was Mrs. Robert McAvoy on "Christ Transforms Life." Hostesses were Mrs. William Matson and Mrs. John Simmering Jr.

Immanuel Lutheran Muscatine Lutheran Robert McAvoy Christ William Matson John Simmering Jr

Two Baptist Women Circles Observe Christmas Programs

Two Baptist women's circles held Tuesday meetings after business sessions and presented Christmas programs. The Ning Gerochi Circle met at Mrs. Richard Weeks home with 14 members and a guest. Lucile Forgey led the program and discussed Christmas observances in Hawai and Burma. A Love Gift dedication and card-signing for convalescing members were noted, with visitations planned for holiday care.

Ning Gerochi Ning Gerochi Circle The Baptist Church Richard Weeks Richard Peterson Lucile Forgey Matthew Richard Simmering Simmering Bill Graf Charles Johnson Charles McConnell Hawai Burma Carol Forgey McConnell Iva Bales Peterson

Dinner Reception Honors Wilbert Roses on 50th Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs Wilbert Rose were feted at a family dinner and church reception in Brighton celebrating half a century of marriage. About 150 guests attended as children hosted, with a golden 50 cake and crystal silver service. The couple wed December 11, 1912, at the Methodist parsonage in Crawfordsville.

Brighton Wilbert Rose WSCS Methodist Church Gilbert Widmer Stanley Brecheisen R. H. Reeder Marshall Rose Karen Widmer Linda Widmer Dicky Reeder Mr. Rose Alice Williams N. A. Swickard Crawfordsville Denver Dicky Morrison, Colo

Past Noble Grand Circle Elects Officers and Acts of Charity

Mrs Wayne Brock hosted ten members with Mrs Glenn Anderson presiding. Mrs G A Reinert elected president, Brock vice president, Edith Weidner secretary, Dora Wagner treasurer. Group voted five dollars to LIOOF Home Mason City and planned gifts for shut ins. Gift exchange and bingo followed with refreshments served.

Wayne Brock Noble Grand Circle Glenn Anderson G. A. Reinert Brock Edith Weidner Dora Wagner Lioof Mason City

Washington Social Calendar Highlights Many Club Gatherings

The column lists numerous Friday and Saturday community events including potlucks, Christmas parties, and gear for church circles, clubs, and auxiliary groups in Washington. Notable entries include Ainsworth CES, WSCS Circles X XI, West Chester Pythian Sisters, and Baptist and MOose gatherings with gift exchanges and dinners.

Suzannah WSCS Circle X Keith Bridson Circle XI Richard Higgins West Chester Pythian Sisters Hall Crawfordsville OFS Masonic Temple Jolly Nine Club Lola DeLong

Prairie Flow er and Special Ed Pupils Host County Home Party

Pupils of the Prairie Flower and Special Education Schools and parents held a Christmas party for County Home residents Tuesday. Betty Donnelly Mary Ellen McNeill and Mrs James Rossen performed while Sherri Roberts and Bonnie Greiner did a tap routine. Refreshments followed. The UPW Circle met at St James Home and School with 13 members, Irene Singer attending and Romans studied. Silent Night was sung led by Mrs Don Beye. St James announced a Christmas program and party dates with Donald J arner set to complete the Home and School vice presidency term.

OFS Temple Rebekah Club Wayne Knapp Christian Cwf Martha Ed Hutchcroft Priscilla Leonard Llewellyn Friendship Club Wes Lavely Rural Women's Club Dick Ross St. Mary's Circle William Steele Antioch Club Walnut Women's Club Everette Lewis Prairie Flower and Special Education Betty Donnelly Mary Ellen McNeill James Rossen Sherri Roberts Bonnie Greiner UPW Circle Robert Huber Presbyterian Upw Circle Irene Singer Cal Larsen Joe Martin Don Beye Leland Carris George Krogmeier St. James Home Father Grubb Donald Jarner Harold Wolf Burton Kent Charles Friese Harold Sobaski Ralph Peiffer Wilfred Wittetoe Dale Batterson

On The Record Hospital Births and Names

Yesterday: Mr and Mrs Keith Bloomer Columbus Junction a son. Mr and Mrs Larry Been Columbus Junction a son. blossom Columbus Junction a son. Today: William Brice Washington. Mrs Bernard McCarthy and daughter Washington. Mrs Glen Bender and daughter Kalona. Mrs Richard Long and son Brighton. Timothy Arbogast Wayland.

Keith Bloomer Columbus Junction Larry Been.blossom William Brice Washington Bernard McCarthy Glen Bender Kalona Richard Long Brighton Timothy Arbogast Wayland

Marriage License Issued to Smith and Debler in Cedar Rapids

Steven Douglas Smith and Karen Joyce Debler both of Cedar Rapids were issued a marriage license at the clerks office in the courthouse Tuesday December 11. Harold Neff of Sigourney appeared before Justice Glenn B. Holden on a charge of failure to have a drivers license. He was fined five dollars and costs.

Steven Douglas Smith Karen Joyce Debler Cedar Rapids Court House J. P. Court Harold Neff Sigourney Justice of the Peace Glenn B. Holden

Khrushchev asserts peaceful coexistence over war in Cuba crisis

Khrushchev tells the Supreme Soviet that the Cuban missile crisis was averted by restraint and diplomacy. He denies Soviet guilt in a U.S. invasion scare, emphasizes coexistence over thermonuclear war, and cites a peacetime budget and development plan approved by the delegates. Tito and Carlos Rafael Rodriguez attended.

Cuba Khrushchev Soviet Union United States Russia Africa Asia Europe North America Tito Carlos Rafael Rodriguez Supreme Soviet

Calvin Lowes Honored For 49th Anniversary

BRIGHTON The extended Wiles and Lowry families gathered at Mary Wiles home to mark the 49th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Lowe. Attendees included Mrs. Wiles and several siblings and spouses, with the couple married Dec. 12, 1913 in Brighton by Rev. Walker. They lived in Kansas before returning to Iowa eleven years ago to care for Mrs. Wiles.

Brighton Calvin Lowe Mary Wiles Wellman Lowe Mrs. Lowe Walker Kansas Iowa Wiles

Local Health and Social News Roundup

Reports from Minneapolis Iowa City Granada Hills and Denver detail hospitalizations visits and a birthday at Ft Sill. Mrs Crail travels to California and a VEW Auxiliary party hosts gift exchange. Mr and Mrs Lewis announce Sharon Kathleen born at Ft Sill with German grandparents noted. Handel Messiah viewed by State College of Iowa chorus. Mental health note from 1898 WW Hospital report cited.

CWO J.L. Lewis Sharon Kathleen Ft. Sill Oklo Cwo Lewis Anna Lewis South Avenue C Washington Army Ernst Speidel Stuttgart West Germany Edward Rees Carol Robert Roberts Handel State College of Iowa The Bees Cheryl

Wasagee Evening Journal Washington Iowa Editorial Staff Notice

Washington Iowa daily newspaper details editors and staff positions. The item lists David Elder and William Shannon among key roles and gives publishing schedule and registration information with press associations and circulation terms.

David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Bruce Cowden Howard Hazen Washington Iowa United Press Based Inland Daily Press Lowa

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