Rainbow Dance Committees Plan annual event at Armory
The Rainbow Dance will be held Friday December 27 at 9 p.m. at the Armory on the west edge of Washington. No invitations issued. all couples invited with special invitation to Eastern Star and Master Masons sponsors. Tickets 1 dollar at the door. Dick Sallard's orchestra plays. Decorating led by Mary Carson Ann Morrison Jenna Chorpening and Janet Talbot. Rainbow girls assist with decorating Roberta Batterson Penny Long Kay Turnipseed refreshment committee. Publicity posters by Mary Carson.
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Armory
Washington
Eastern Star and
Master Masons
Dick Sallard
Mary Carson
Ann Morrison
Jenna Chorpening
Janet Talbot
All Rainbow Girls
Roberta Batterson
Penny Long
Kay Turnipseed
UPW Circles Hold Final Meeting of Year
Three circles of the First Presbyterian Women met Friday afternoon for study on Strangers in Exile. Christmas devotions and gift exchanges marked the session, the last for the year with changes in membership planned next year.
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First Presbyterian
Nina Bowers Circle Meets With Mrs Mayer Hostess
The Nina Bowers Circle met Thursday with Mrs. Charl Mayer hosting. Eleven members and two guests attended, including Mrs. Richard Peterson and her son and Mrs. Dorothy Ar of Long Beach, California. Miss Carol Forgey presented a program on Missions in India. Miss Lucile Forgey led devotions. Mrs. Mordice Hughson conducted the business meeting. Refreshments closed the afternoon.
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Nina Bowers
Charl Mayer
Richard Peterson
Dorothy Ar
Long Beach
Calif
Carol Forgey
India
Lucile Forgey
Mordice Hughson
Washington Social Calendar Notices for First Pubs
All notices due by 10 for lay date of first pubs. Saturday events include Ainsworth CES Christmas party at Masonic Temple 6:30 p.m. and Rainbow Girls at 7:30 p.m. Sunday and Monday items cover dessert, cards, and a Christmas gift exchange. Tuesday lists craft meetings, county Home gifts, VFW Auxiliary activities, and several potlucks and exchanges. Continuous items note time and place changes and Christmas activities across clubs and circles with multiple venues.
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Masonic Temple
White Shrine Bridge
Wingas
Temple
Masonic Temple Arden 1
Carlton Wilson
Directory of Local Attorneys and Medical Practitioners
A compact list of professionals includes LOUIS J. KEHOE attorney with Jeffry Building office and OL 3-3991, LIVINGSTON DAY & BATES with Robert Day and Robert Bates in charge of Abstract Dept. at 204 West Main St., GEORGE F. MORRISON and MORRISON-IRA MORRISON at 213 South Marion Ave, MORRISON MORRISON AND LLOYD at 211 W. Washington St, STEWART & SHEARER at 225 West Main with Abstract Dept., DR. P. L. ETTER osteopathic physician in Journal Building with OL 33903, and OPTOMETRISTS listed under the section.
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Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
George F. Morrison
Gifford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
Morrison, Morrison, and Lloyd
Edmond D. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
W. Washington St
Attorneys At Law
John c
West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Richard A Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Harley returns from Apple Valley visit and hospital notes
Mrs. Charles Harley has returned from Apple Valley California after a three week visit with her son Major Dwight Harley and family. Major Harley was home on leave from Fort Mosaic duty. Dwight Hayes had surgery at Veterans Hospital Iowa City two weeks as patient. Mr and Mrs Mordice Hughson host guests Willard and Ada Ar of Long Beach California. Lawrence Whisler names son Todd Olin born Dec eleven at local hospital eight pounds nine ounces. Mrs Leroy Gunnarson becomes Phillips Drug Store clerk and bookkeeper. L A Jones undergoes therapy at Mercy Hospital Iowa City room four fifty one.
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Charles Harley
Apple Valley
Calif
Major
Dwight Harley
Major Harley
Formosa
Dwight Hayes
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Iowa
Lawrence Whisler
Todd Olin
Out of Town Orders for Cut Flowers and Plants
Request to place out of town orders for cut flowers and plants for affordable delivery by mail. Notes a range of Poinsettia and other popular Christmas plants remain available.
Camp Fire and Blue Birds News Roundup
Camp Fire Girls and Blue Birds share weekly activities. Meetings at Camp Fire rooms led by Mrs. Mc Canady and others report candy sales, mitten tree donations, and plans for Dec 16 carol sing. Various troops wrap gifts, sing carols, and prepare Christmas projects including mitten drives for needy children. Officers named. overall service and crafts noted.
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Camp Fire Girls
Blue Birds
Camp Fire Board
Campire
Mc Canady
Paul Shearer
Sheir
Dae Dallmeyer
Tata
Giff Morrison
Oelce
Fir
Irls
Keith Williams Jr
Record of Births and Medical Admits in Washington and Kalona
Yesterday and Today entries list hospital admissions for Mrs. Cora Schulty and Israel Hoxworth of Washington in medical care. Births include a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Miller of Kalona and a series of named individuals from Kalona Washington and Wayland.
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Cora Schulty
Washington
Israel Hoxworth
Calvin Miller
Kalona
Ismassea
Mary Ropp
Laura Mathis
Wasington
Dan Boone
Diane Helfrich
Katie Wenger
Wayland
Walnut Women and Moose Clubs Plan Christmas Activities
Walnut Women’s Club held its Christmas party with 12 members and 6 children, sharing poems and a St Luke story, plus 24 varieties of cookies and slippers for the County Home. The Moose auxiliary met with 15 attendees, planning hospital visits and a Social Service Chapter night on December 19. The Ano ch Social Club exchanged gifts and packed a box for a service member, voting $5 for a TV and planning gifts for departing members. The Anoch meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Marion Renoux and Mrs. Verne Colliver in January.
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Walnut Women's Club
Lyle Wilson
Milton Schnicker
St. Luke
Wilson
Lukavsky
Neuhart
Ed Letts
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Veterans Hospital
Howard Curl
Harold Brock
Ray Stale
Letts
Academy of Friendship
Secret Pal Club
An|och
Marion Renoux
Verne Colliver
Bowling high scores and team results reported
Burlington Vermont area bowling results show team Brown leading with 2541 in the team series and 925 in a team game, while Rawfordsville Legion trails at 903. Individual leaders include Dally Anderlin with 510 in series and Weik 215, Doyle Brown 209, among others. Separate note: a school bus purchase in a nearby city is described as funded by 6 million trading stamps, with WDOT radio promoting a stamps drive for the Sisters of Mercy at Mount.
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Brown
Rawfordsville Legion
Dally Anderlin
Doyle Brown
Weik
D. Brown
Burlington, VI
UPL
WDOT
Sisters of Mercy At
Mount
WSCS and Halcyon House Tea Friday In Halcyon House
The Women’s Society of Christian Service and the Halcyon House Guild held a joint Christmas Tea Friday afternoon at Halcyon House with 89 members in attendance. A play It had been in Bethlehem and a carol portion highlighted the event. Circle X led the program while Miss Mercer presided over a guild business meeting.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
Halcyon House Guild
Halcyon House
Edna Merser
Circle X
Bethlehem
Joe Evanovich
John Welk
Wilfred McCreedy
Wendell Ben
Mary
Neal Lampkin
Joseph
Bruce Campbell
Carlton Mangold
Herb Osincup
Ie Keating
Richard Paul
Wiliam Deaton
Miss Mercer
Olive Miksch
Eden
Llowing Committee
Walter Messer
Charles Kennedy
Lyle Wilcox
Wylie Anderson
Carlton
E. Stutsman
Marsh Atkinson
WSCS
Ind
Lloyd Latta Dee
Fellowship Hall
Friendly Families meet for luncheon
AINSWORTH December 9 The Friendly Families Club met with Mrs. Dale Johnston for a Christmas luncheon. All 12 members and Mrs. Johnston's mother Mrs. Wilbur Shantz of Washington attended. Birthday cake was shared by Mrs. Frame baked by Mrs. Clarke Jeifer. Members shared candy recipes and exchanged gifts. Next meeting January 8 with Mrs. Carl Roberts.
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Ainsworth
Friendly Families Club
Dale Johnston
Johnston
Wilbur Shantz
Washington
John Frame
Clarke Jeifer
Carl Roberts
4 Corners Club
May Carson
Pearl Bitting
Crawfordsville
Westminster Guild
Cotter Presbyterian Church
James Podaril
Jim Skubal
Ronnie Baird
Dr and Mrs Vorheis to move to East Lansing
Riverside December 10 Dr and Mrs M W Vorheis will move to Lansing Michigan January 1 where Dr Vorheis will join the Michigan State University faculty and teach at the Veterinary school He was associated with Dr H E Weimer DVM since August 1962.
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Riverside
M.W. Vorheis
Lansing
Mich
Vorheis
Michigan State University
Veterinary
H. E .Weimer
Vince Pyle
Wellman
Don Davisson
Vaughn
Vance Davisson
Cedar Rapids
Globe ‘Rotters
Coralville
Mary Shebanek
Mercy Hospital
Happy Haven Nursing Home
Lone Tree
William Shebanek
Mary
Albert Mellecker
Mellecker
Bob Mellecker
Walter Shebek
Leo Huff
Man
Ed Shebek
Paul Shebek
Francis Mellecker
Bernard Mellecker
Marvin Yetty
Paul Knebel
Pat Knebel
Philip
Francis Zeman
Leo Mellecker
Marvin Simon
Tom Walsh
Cletus Mellecker
Buck Kraemer
Jane Knebel
John Walsh
Bill
Naval Hospital
Jacksonville
Fla
Ensign Williamcksonville
Gordons Host to 4-H Members Holiday Gatherings
Florence Augustine reports on activities around Gordons hosting 4-H members for a Dutch Creek Flyers Christmas party. Community updates note visits, birthday celebrations, a wedding of Loreta Murphy to Dwayne Samuelson, and a Christmas party at the Gordon home with neighbors and relatives in the Hardscrabble area.
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Marvin Crile
Penny
Loreta Kay Murphy
Dwayne Samuelson
James C. Bowen
Keota
Nora Wehr
Virginia
Allen Fickling
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Jerry Simmering
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Charles Barthlow
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U Go
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Ray Wehr
Nora Ver
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Wittrig's Shoe Store
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Beauty Salon
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Eileen Hammen
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