Social and club events in Taylor and Washington
Homemakers Club of Taylor No. held its annual family dinner in the VW room Washington with ten members and families present guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Merrifield and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Eatinger hosts Mrs. Alton Clark and Mrs. Har vey Holden. OES officers presented baby gift to Dale and Corinne Connelly. oil painting and metal work classes announced for the YW room Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club of
Taylor No
VW Room
Washington
Fred Merrifield
Chester Eatinger
Alton Clark
Harvey Holden
OES
Masonic Temple
Dale
Corinne Connelly
Pauline Stewart
Florence Bauer
Edgar Stewart
Walter Bauer
Fred Pfeifer
YWCA Council Schedule and Weekly Activities
The YWCA outlines a week of events starting with a council meeting Monday at 7 30 p m. Figurine painting classes run Tuesday morning led by Mrs Dale Booth. Y-Wives meet Tuesday afternoon with 1 30 dessert. Mrs Lloyd Marek demos china painting. Y-Mixers begin with a 5 30 p m gym period Tuesday followed by a chili supper. Leather toolwork enrollment continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
YW Council
Dale Booth
Y-Wives
Lloyd Marek
On The Record Thursday Highlights Local News
Jerry Neff of Washington is listed for surgical status and Donald Jarrard of Washington for medical. Today Dave Benson of Washington also listed for medical. Births acknowledge Mr and Mrs Alvin Miller of Karona with a son and Mr and Mrs Grant Humston Jr of Washington with a daughter. Dismissed Today includes Sally and Susan Chance of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Neff
Washington
Donald Jarrard
Medical
Dave Benson
Alvin Miller
Karona
Grant Humston Jr
Sally and
Susan Chance
Birthday Wishes and Anniversary Greetings
We extend happy returns to Earl Smith Mrs Lawrence Libe Mrs W E Morgan Boyd Lytle Stephens Jerry Richard Patterson and Robert John McGaffey all celebrating birthdays today Best wishes to R E B Shannon editor of the Evening Journal and Mrs Ralph Williams also celebrating today Mr and Mrs John L Johnson of Washington observe their wedding anniversary with congratulations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Smith
Lawrence Libe
W. E. Morgan
Boyd Lytle Stephens
Jerry Richard Patterson
Robert John McGaffey
R. E B. Shannon
The
Evening Journal
Ralph Williams
John L. Johnson
Washington
Property transfers recorded in Washington and Kalona
Abstract department notes from Livingston Day show trustee Orie OConnor transferring lot 3 block 2 addition to Washington to Ernest Haifley et al. Allen Stauffer transfers land in section 10 74 7 in Lennin ger land to Robert Lennin. Charles Murdock executor transfers east half southeast quarter section 5 75 7 to Raymond L Bonar and wife. Blanche E Foster transfers lot 13 in Mc Conaughys addition to Washington to Aaron Batterson and wife. Henry J Bender transfers lot 5 and south 10 feet of lot 6 block 3 in Morningside addition to Kalona to Oscar Geret and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orie O'Connor
Ernest C. Haifley
Washington
Allen Stauffer
Robert Lenninger
Charles Murdock
Raymond L. Bonar
Blanche E. Foster
Aaron J. Batterson
McConaughy
Henry J. Bender
Oscar Geret
Morningside
Kalona
New Vehicles Licensed in Washington CountyTreasurer Office
List of new car and truck licenses issued include Ross Construction Pontiac Mary R Crossett Buick Ferdin ando E Skola DeSoto KeWash Fertilizer Co International Griffith Hedberg Chevrolet truck Ed and Bernice Engle Olds mobile Mary A Hahn Mercury Swift Co Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Ross Construction
Pontiac
Mary R. Crossett
Buick
Ferdinando E. Skola
DeSoto
KeWash Fertilizer Co
International
Griffith & Hedberg
Chevrolet
Ed and
Bernice Engle
Oldsmobile
Mary A. Hahn
Mercury
Swift & Co
Plymouth
County Peace Officers Meet with Local Sponsors
Seventy five southeast Iowa peace officers held a regular meeting at the Epicurean on Wednesday evening. Door prizes were donated by Gilmore’s Shell Service, Fields Motor, Perdock Olds-Cadillac, Stewart Crone of Washington, Sands Drug, Ainsworth Bank, Ainsworth Cafe, Elliott's Grocery, Brown's Hardware, Kerm's D-X and Triangle Cafe of Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Gilmore’s
Shell Service
Fields Motor
Perdock Olds-Cadillac
Stewart & Crone
Washington
Sands Drug
Ainsworth Bank
Ainsworth Cafe
Elliott's Grocery
Brown's Hardware
Kerm’s
D-X
Triangle Cafe
Ainsworth
Social Calendar Notes Upcoming Meetings and Times
Notices list Rebekah Lodge 7:30 p m IOOF hall Initiation Past Matron Club 6:30 p m Masonic Temple practice 5 p m initiation 5 30 p m WRC meeting moved to February 13 Afternoon Literature 2 30 p m Mrs A W Clow Rainbow Girls 7 30 p m Masonic Temple YWCA Council 7 30 p m YWCA room Bible Department 2 30 p m Library DAR 2 p m Mrs W J McIntyre Remember Christmas cards Handcraft I 2 p m Mrs George Johnson Bring hand work Y Wives 1 30 p m dessert YW room Demonstration on china painting Pythian Sisters 7 30 p m Odd Fellow hall Y Mixers 5 30 p m YMCA gym Chili supper after at YW
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Masonic Temple
WRC
A. W. Clow
Rainbow Girls
Ywca Council
YWCA
W. J. McIntyre
George Johnson
Pythian Sisters
YMCA
Riverside Girls To Start Tournament Monday Night
Riverside prepares for the Girls Sectional Tournament moving to Wilton Junction due to fire damage at Lone Tree. Seven teams enter with schedule starting Monday February 4 including Alatissa vs Nichols and Riverside against Wilton Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Girls
Marge Luckey
Riverside
Lone Tree
Wilton Junction
Atalissa
Nichols
Conesville
Bank official laments postponed money sale after smoke damage
Bank vice president W. Dean Vogel said he could not oblige bargain hunters after smoke from a neighboring fire. He noted at least 50 calls asking when the burned money sale would start, but the notes were not damaged. The article also states there are about 466000 oil wells in the United States across 27 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
W. Dean Vogel
Vogel
United States
Flood Devastates Several States With Moving Tide
Floods along the Tennessee River forced 200 Sevierville families from homes as water rose over car hubcaps in three Alabama cities. Authorities banked reservoirs to protect Chattanooga while creeks sent overflow downstream. Landslides blocked highways in western North Carolina. The flood spread to Mississippi and seven states, with seven deaths in Kentucky, four in West Virginia, and one each in Virginia and Tennessee. National Guardsmen reached Pikeville with supplies, and Hazard hospital gained a portable generator as disaster teams aided Pound residents.
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Sevierville
Tenn
Chattanooga
North Alabama
North Carolina
Tuckaseigee River
Toubigbee River
Mississippi
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
Tennessee
Pikeville
United Mine Workers Hospital
Hazard
Pound
Junction Chapter PEO Will Meet on Monday
Chapter CX PEO will meet Monday evening at Hope Dunn home with Julia Hawkins Anna Robertson and Lyrel Norris in charge. WSCS of the Methodist Church will meet February 6 at the church led by Mrs Grace Stacy on the devotional topic Whom Shall I Send Those Who Serve. About 240000 tons of cucumbers are used yearly in the United States to make pickles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Blue Birds
Laura Sheetz
Patty Norris
Avis Widmer
Washington
Gladys Anderson
Columbus Junction
PEO
Hope Dunn
Julia Hawkins
Anna Robertson
Lyrel Norris
Dean Owens
Dean, Jr
Cotter
Jennie Hall
Ainsworth
WSCS
Methodist Church
Grace Stacy
United States
Birthday Honors Mark Kalona Resident at Home
Mrs. Dale Brenneman of Kalona was honored at a surprise birthday party in her home Tuesday evening after celebrating her birthday Monday. Attendees included her husband and family, the Schlabaugh families, Emil Schlabaugh and sons, and Gladys Schlabaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Brenneman
Kalona
Mr Brenneman
Omar Schlabaugh
Ralph Schlabaugh
Emil Schlabaugh
Gladys Schlabaugh
Gail Shaver
Alden Jensen
Tiffin
Guy Smith
Harold Benner
Gene Sullivan
Iowa City
Rudy Miller
Cecil Miller
Willis Miller
Vere Allen
Chicago
Dona Allien
Bert Stumpf
R. H. Peterseim
Vernon Hartzler
Atalissa
Hartzler
Ralph Gingerich
Wellman
Arie Yoder
Nancy Shaver
Claudia
Eric
Margaret Beeney
G. A. Hess
Keota
Ivan
Winter Driving Tips From Iowa Highway Patrol Chief
Des Moines reports tips for safe winter travel as Iowa Highway Patrol chief David Herrick notes progress in plowing and sanding. Crews can reach hotspots quickly but limited funds prevent universal sanding. focus remains on key approaches and hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
David Herrick
Iowa Highway Patrol
Herrick
Local Notes Highlight Community Life and Veterans
Addie Thompson reports a robin in Washington despite below zero weather. Norman H. Foster, son-in-law of Owen and Mrs. Grecian, earns geology bachelor and Second Lieutenant commission at Iowa University mid winter commencement. Robert Livingston in Seoul informs of his wife and five Korean orphans arriving in the U S. for potential homes near Cleveland and Hartford. Terry Michael Crane appears on Romper Room on WOC TV Davenport. Local gatherings include Mrs. Joe Lang and Mrs. Laura Longwell hosting guests from Washington and Wayland. R J Tanner improves at Veterans Hospital Iowa City. Jack Tanner home from Fort Sill. George Watson returns for week–long visit amid stormy travel. Officials stress winter driving safety and chain usage. Sam McCleery and Don Mitchell head to Chicago for National Sporting Goods Show. Nicola store relocates to 616 West Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman H. Foster
Owen Grecian
Washington
United States Army
University of Iowa
Foster
Janet Grecian
Dave Livingston
Robert
Seoul
Korea
United States
Cleveland
Ohio
Hartford
Reapportionment Bills Debated In 1963 Committee Hearing
Local discussion centers on various 1963 bills to redraw state legislative districts. Proposals differ on how many senators and representatives, how districts are drawn, and whether reapportionment shifts to courts or remains legislative. Observers expect a compromise bill to emerge after a committee hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Dewel
McFarlane
House
Senate
McManus
Miller
Prentis
AR-PAN-EX Promises Pain Relief with Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement touts AR-PAN-EX as a quick tablet easing arthritis rheumatic pains and neuritis. It claims seven proven ingredients provide relief with a money back offer, urging readers to act today and promising freedom from crippling agony.
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Homemakers Club
Pansy Hill Club
Lucille Wagner
John Wagner
Ernest Wagner
Edgar Stout
Baby Connelly
Maytag
Payne’s
North Lowe
Office of Livingston & Day
Court House
Howers
Rel Marshall
Judy
Elvis Pressley
Jimmy
Rudolph Simon
Mercy Hospital
Robert Glaspey
Stevey
Hills
Leland Butterbaugh
Dickie
Grand Old Opera
Nashville
Flick Fountains
Davis Family
New Market
Lloyd Ross
Daytona Beach
Fla
Ross
Glaspey
Butterbaugh
Florida
A. H. Glaspey
Mose Fountain
Ringling Brothers Circus
Mose
California
North American Aviation
USAF
Flight Test Center
Martha Butler
T. W. Harwood General Insurance Agency
Mrs. Eugene Way
Duane L. Wade
Mutual of Omaha
Mutual OF
Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Association
Health & Accident Company
Journal
Addie Thompson
Terry Michael Crane
Sylvis, I
Harold Messenger Sr
WOC TV
Davenport
Terry
Virginia Messenger
Joe Lang
Laura Longwell
Lang
Winnie Marbourg
Bert Booth
Bessie Stewart
Bessie Tucker
Julia Gardner
Walter Smith
Clarence Timmins
Clara Patterson
Gertrude Tipton
Frank Longwell
Harold Kauffman
Wayland
Lexington
R. J. Tanner
Veteran's Hospital
Jack Tanner
Fort Sill
Oklo
RK. J. Tanner
George Watson
Olive Watson
Sam McCleery
Don Mitchell
Nicola and
Harmon Book Store
Morrison Hotel
Jess C. Nicola
West Madison
Washington State
Tomer
Washington State Bank
Washington, Iowa
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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