Social and Club Meeting Schedule This Week
Tuesday events include Way Masry at 8 p.m. and VFW Ji Ettes. Mary’s Circle gathers at 6:30 p.m. with a $1 gift exchange. First Presbyterian UPW Circle TV at 6:30 p.m. at the church with Mrs. Floyd Polis host. Whizzers host a Christmas party at Robert Day home at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday schedules feature Good Will Club dessert with Miss Margaret Turkington, U Go I Go Club at 1:30 p.m., noon family dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Logan Ahrens, Jolly Nine Club at 6 p.m. with dinner at Blue Note and $1 gift exchange. World War I Barracks Auxiliary meets 6:30 p.m. at Legion Hall with time noted as changed. Lip and Sew Club, Snowball Club, Navajo Club all at 1:30 p.m. or 1 p.m. with luncheons and officer installations. Bethel Missionary Society at 12:30 p.m. luncheon with Mrs. Towyn Davies and officer installation plus donation drive.
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Way Masry
VFW Ji Ettes
County Tome Chapel
Sea Mary's Circle
as_pothick
Im Steele
First Presbyterian Upw Circle TV
Floyd Polis
Y Whizzers
Robert Day Home
Good Will
Margaret
Turkington U
Charles M. Kolah
Logan Ahrens
Jolly Nine Club
Pauline Hite
Blue Note
Auxiliary
Farm Bureau
Friendship Club
Harold ‘Gilliand
HH Club
Ezra Jones
West Chester Federated Social Girele
Little Flower Circle
Raymond Mi
Heights Social Club
State Cafe
PEO
W. J. Shannon
WCTU
LBC Club
Martin Whitaker
Washington social calendar Christmas notices and changes
All notices must be in by 10 a.m. for the time and place of Christmas events. Listings include WRC luncheon at Farm Bureau, various clubs meeting with holiday meals and gift exchanges, and church or lodge gatherings at Heights, West Chester, and VFW venues. Changes noted for dates and times. events feature potlucks, Christmas dinners, and reciprocal gifts.
Local notes from Brooklyn and Webster area gatherings
Local items report Mr and Mrs Maynard Mc Clain of Brooklyn Ia visiting Mrs L W Carpenter. Rev W J Stevens celebrates his 68th birthday. Mrs Roger and husband host a Christmas party at the Oasis Webster for bureau employees. Mr and Mrs A Lester Fry travel to Arvada Colo to spend holidays with their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Charles Moore. H E Busbys in Florida report settling for winter at Hollywood Trailer Park St Petersburg Fla.
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Maynard Mc. Clain
Brooklyn
L. W. Carpenter
W. J. Stevens
Roger
Oasis At
Webster
The
Bureau
Ralph Osborne
Bill Millhouser
A. Lester Fry
Arvada
Colo
Charles Moore
H.E. Busbys
Florida
Hollywood Trailer Park
North 4Th St
St. Petersburg
Fla
Farm Women officers installed at Christmas Farm Bureau meeting
A candlelight ceremony led by Mrs. Joe Jones installed the 1964 Farm Bureau Women's Committee officers at the Farm Bureau building Monday afternoon. New officers include Mrs. John Witthoft as county chairman and Mrs. Haydn Thomas as county vice chairman. The event featured Silent Night, a state-meeting report from Mrs. Witthoff, a Christmas story by Mrs. Orville Griggs, and decorations by Mrs. Clark Bauer with refreshments by Mrs. Bauer and Mrs. Augustine.
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Joe Jones
Farm Bureau Women's Committee
Farm Bureau
John Witthoft
Haydn Thomas
Henry Soucek
George Horn
Jackson Township
Archer Augustine
Dutch Creek Township
Richard Dare
Crawford Township
David Norman
Cedar Township
Witthoff
Des Moines
Orville Griggs
Waco PTA to hold open meeting on December 18
The Waco Parent-Teacher Association calls a special meeting open to the public for December 18 at 7 30 pm in the high school band room at Olds. President Raymond Rici says the band uniform project will be discussed and band mothers groups or anyone interested in securing uniforms are urged to attend. executive committee and PTA members are requested to be present.
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Waco Parent - Teacher Association
Raymond Rici
Olds
PTA
Waco
Executive Committee
Rainbow Girls Plan Christmas Dance and Decor Details
Claudia Times reports Rainbow Girls met at the Masonic Temple to finalize plans for a December 27 dance at the Armory. Members are summoned to decorate December 25 at 8 a.m. and bring a card table, a tree stand, and two dozen cookies. Initiation practice in Sigourney is set for January 2 at 4 p.m. Officials must attend. refreshments by Mary Carson and Barb Strum followed. Ann Josten of Wellman, visiting from Coon Rapids, attended. Next refreshment leaders are Judy Dodder and Anita Weeks.
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Claudia Times
Masonic Temple
Armory
Temple
Mary Carson
Barb Strum
Ann Josten
Wellman
Coon Rapids
Judy Dodder
Anita Weeks
Hospital admissions and dismissals list new arrivals
On the record hospital entry shows admissions including Mrs. Annette Mc Gugin of Washington for medical care and Mrs. Norbert Becker of Ainsworth giving birth to a daughter. Also noted are the Gent and Yoder families of Wellman welcoming sons, Rodney Groff in Wellman with a daughter, and Sue Ann Lowe of Washington being dismissed.
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Annette McGugin
Washington
Norbert Becker
Ainsworth
Terry Gent
Wellman
Raymond Yoder
Rodney Groff
Sue Ann Lowe
Bridge party at White Shrine yields high scores for two women
Three bridge tables were played Monday afternoon at the White Shrine bridge party in the Masonic Temple after dessert at Winga’s Cafe. High scores went to Mrs. Marion Snodgrass and Mrs. E. L. Rouse as hostess committee members Mrs. Claude Tucker and Mrs. C. G. Schmoeller organized.
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White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Winga
Marion ‘Snodgrass
E.L. Rouse
Claude Tucker
C. G. Schmoeller
Starliners 4H Club Caroling and Holiday Service
The Starliners 4H Club went Christmas caroling for shut ins on Sunday evening and prepared a food basket for a needy family. After caroling, they met at Marsha Kron’s home for a brief business meeting and gift exchange. Mrs. Kron and Marsha served hot cocoa and cookies, with chaperones Mrs. Glenn Widmer and Mrs. Loren Moore accompanying the group.
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Starliners
Marsha Kron
Kenneth Kron
Marsha
Glenn Widmer
Loren Moore
Transfers of property and vehicle owners listed in Kalona and Washington areas
Property and vehicle transfers involve multiple parties in Kalona and Washington. Names include Gordon Miller Dale Gigerich Emil Schlabaugh and Marie Kline with sectional lot transfers in Washington, plus several Chevrolet Ford and Pontiac related title changes among individuals and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Miller
Dale K. Gigerich
Emil Schlabaugh
Robert Schantz
Marie Kline
Outlet
Washington
Clarence W. Goff
Ernest E. Green
Smouse
Hubert Stutzman
James D. Weller
December 4-H Club Meetings Highlight Holiday Activities
Pepper Smith hosted the Chicagua 4-H Club December session with David Hyde assisting. Ira Sojka and Pepper Smith led talks on pigs, rabbits, soil erosion. New records distributed, a Christmas grab bag and refreshments followed. Town Maidens meeting featured 21 members sharing Christmas traditions. mothers guests attended. gifts exchanged and Mother leaders thanked. Jackie Blankenhorn hosted the Cloverleaf 4-H Club with talks on officers training school and a planned Christmas caroling for Dec 23. Record books distributed, goals for next year discussed, gifts from the tree given. Guests included several mothers and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Sojka
Pepper Smith
Smith
Hyde
Jackie Blankenhorn
Marie Jones
Suzette Graber
Dianna ‘Hesseltine
Lewis
Jackie
Debby Sheetz
Allen Conrad
Raymond McAlister
John J. Jones
JS. Jewell
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Dawson held in Sherman Eden
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Dawson were held at 1 30 p m December 14 in Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev Dennis Stutrud in charge. Burial was in Hillcrest Cemetery at Bright. Pallbearers were Wayne Marston Charles Wiese Merle Allison and Orville Long.
Washington Evening Journal appears in Iowa city listing staff
The document lists the Washington Evening Journal staff including editor Davidder, William Shannon as vice president, advertising director Charles Morris, news editor Bruce Cowden, contributing tutor Howard Hazen, and production superintendent. It notes the paper is published afternoons except Sundays and holidays and is entered as second class matter under the March 8 1879 act. Local and wire service affiliations are Inland Daily Press Iowa Daily Press Assn Iowa Press Assn and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Rural subscription rates are indicated by months per year with carrier pricing in Washington and nearby areas.
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Washington Evening Journal
Washington
Aditor
William Shannon
Charles Morris
News
Bruce Cowden
Howard Hazen
Post
Wash
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