Club Activities Highlight January Meetings and Plans
Members of the Nine teenth Century Club met for a one o'clock luncheon at Mrs. Robert Patterson’s home with a review of Ding’s Half Century. The Go and Let Go Club demonstrated raised doughnuts hosted by Mrs. Leonard Brinning and noted valentines from secret sisters. Handcraft I featured a patriotic program, new officers were elected, and a silent food auction and herb garden visit were planned. Daughters of Union Veterans met at the Farm Bureau building to arrange a cooperative dinner and hospital scuffies distribution at Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Brinning
Keith McClelland
Secret Sisters
Valentine
McClelland
Bill Kindred
Richard Hayes
Ferne Carr
Jessie Fishburn
W. B. Dupuis
L. F. Harding
Lloyd Neiswanger
Ruth Luers
D. O. Butler
Orva Scott
Neiswang
Murray Smylie
Daughters of Union Veterans
Farm Bureau
Ralph Williams
DUV
Legion
VAVS
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Lois Fruehling Named Probation Officer for Three Counties
Mrs. Lois Fruehling has been named probation officer for Des Moines Henry and Louisa Counties by Judges E O Newell and George O Van Iien of the 29th district. She succeeds Ruth Paule of Burlington who was killed January 2 in a car truck collision near Mt Pleasant. Fruehling was deputy probation officer. Also noted George W Weber marked his 83rd birthday February 1. a Columbus Junction school superintendent 1908 to 1914, he later ran a grain and coal business and served as state senator from Louisa Muscatine. Mrs Shelden Hawkins hosts Chapter CX PEO February 4 with Mrs Lester Orr leading the topic Are You Listening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Butler
Columbus Junction
Lois Fruehling
Des Moines
Henry
Louisa
E. O. Newell
Burlington
George O. van Iien
Pleasant
29Th Judicial District
Fruehling
Ruth Paule
Mt. Pleasant
George W. Weber
Louisa County
Weber
Columbus Junction State Bank
Louisa-Muscatine
Shelden Hawkins
P.E.O
Lester Orr
Social Calendar Notices Preview Week Activities
A schedule of community meetings and events lists Ainsworth OES and Pinochle gatherings at the Masonic Temple, church circles, youth and service groups, and a Valentine Dance at Brighton gymnasium with cookie requirements. Dates imply Wednesday through Saturday postings with various host locations and hosts.
Rainbow Girls hold first meeting of term at Masonic Temple
The Rainbow Girls opened the new term Monday at the Masonic Temple with 19 officers present and planned a Valentine party for 6 30 p m before the Feb 18 meeting. DAR members met with Mrs J W Helscher and elected a nominating committee for next year. Mrs Lauder Kennedy spoke on National Defense. News of Mrs Fred Mauthe’s death reached the group and funeral plans were announced for Feb 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
DAR
Daughters of the American Revolution
J.W. Helscher
John Cherry
Ethel Henderson
Washington
George Washington
Pio Barone Lumaga Speaks at Y-Wives Dessert Luncheon
Pio Barone Lumaga the Naples Italy exchange student spoke at the Y-Wives dessert luncheon held Tuesday at the Captain's Table. He described his homeland and his impressions of the United States before and after arrival, then answered questions. Introduced by program chair Mrs. Robert Huber, the event also noted upcoming Home Decorating program by Mrs. Robert Geuther and plans for the next members and husbands banquet. The service committee seeks tennis shoes and used items for the Prairie Flower School and eyeglasses and jewelry for mailing next Tuesday. Members were asked to arrive at 1 p.m. for project help before the regular meeting, with continued activities in February. Guests included numerous members listed, and opening prayer was by Mrs. Vernon Feuerhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pio Barone Lumaga
Pio
Naples
Italy
United States
Robert Huber
Geuther
Clarence Brown
Walter Messer
Don Mitchell
Prairie Flower School
Local Social as Keota Families Visit Kin and Attend Events
Mrs Cletus Reed and children visited her mother Mrs Marcella Vittetoe while Mr Reed helped at the Market Hog Show. Wilcox and Steele families attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs Orville Portlock in Macomb Illinois. Dale Trettin of near Mason City hosted visitors. Korean War pals shared memories. Rev Dennis Stutrud elected president of Cedar Rapids Lutheran Pastors Conference. 40 pastors in 42 churches in SE Iowa. Walter Stan and Theodore Kiesey travel to Mayfield Kentucky to join Raymond Kiesey and visit brother Dale recovering from a heart attack. Mrs Fred Jarvis honored at birthday dinner hosted by her daughter Betty Jarvis. Attendees included Mr Jarvis Mrs Kenneth Gatton and sons, Mr and Mrs Clayton Lintz and family, Ivan Jarvis, and Mrs Louis Thompson and granddaughter. Paul Houseal transferred to Pines Rest Home. Methodist WSCS Circle VII meets Friday at 7 30 pm with Mrs Clarence Jacobs, moving from afternoon to evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletus Reed
Nick
Judy
Jacque
Keota
Dennis A. Stutrud
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Cedar Rapids
Muscatine
Iowa
Fred Jarvis
Betty Jarvis
Mr. Jarvis
Kenneth Gatton
What Cheer
Clayton Lintz
Crawfordsville
Ivan Jarvis
Louis Thompson
Births and names appear in Washington area notes
On The Record Admitted Today Miss Grace Lutes Washington medical Births Today Mr and Mrs Dale Batterson Washington a daughter Mr and Mrs Lowell Carroll Washington a daughter Dismissed Yesterday Mrs Paul Klotz Columbus Junction Today Everett Peck Cotter Mrs Richard Ford and daughter Letts Mrs Earnest Beachy and son Kalona Mrs James Hershberger and daughter Wellman Mrs Gerald Wade and daughter Kalona
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Batterson
Washington
Lowell Carroll
Paul Klotz
Columbus Junction
Everett Peck
Cotter
Richard Ford
Letts
Earnest Beachy
Kalona
James Hershberger
Wellman
Gerald Wade
Catholic Daughters Honor Past Regents Initiate Four Members
The Catholic Daughters of America Court met at St. James School Cafeteria with 36 members and one guest Mrs. George Krogmeier. Four new members were initiated: Mrs. Edward Peiffer Mrs. Eugene Reed Mrs. Hubert Bruty and Mrs. Kenneth Pettebaum. Past grand regents were honored with corsages and remembered for their terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
St. James School
George Krogmeier
Edward Peiffer
Eugene Reed
Hubert Bruty
Kenneth Pettebaum
Marie Marie
Burton Kent
Irene Heck
Robert Curley
Murielle Bockhorst
Eileen Hammen
Hubert Redlinger
Funeral Services for C S Lemmon Held in Lemmon
Funeral services for C S Lemmon were held Tuesday afternoon at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Milan Thompson and Rev Richard Bingham in charge. Thompson was soloist. Pallbearers included Vernon Witting Charles Murdock John Morrett John Logan Russell Knott and Charles Bartholomew. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery with IOOF lodge conducting graveside rites.
Pio Barone-Lumaga Joins WHS As Foreign Exchange Student
Pio Barone-Lumaga of Naples Italy attends WHS as a foreign exchange student this year. He participates in football wrestling and student government while joining clubs such as Letter Club Art Service Club and Student Council. He designed painted set pieces for the Senior Class Play and plans to study Architecture at Napoletana University after return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pio
Italy
Washingtonian
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
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Nineteenth Century Club
Robert Patterson
Frank Miller
DAV
Mrs. Fruehling
Schoonover Drug
Rick Latta
Rick
Lloyd Latta
Roemiahes
Pangburn
Evening Journal
Ainsworth
OES
Temple
Presbyterian Adult Fellowship
Robert Hubers
Friendly Circle Club
John Sherman
Washington Do
Fairgrounds
Legion Hall
PEO
A. W. Hinderman
Christian Cwf
Priscilla Group
Richard Stalder
HBO Club
Don Applegate
Marion Ave
UPW
WSCS
Paul Snakenberg
E. D. Morrison Jr
Logan Ahrens
W. J. Shannon
Harold Klopfenstein
Clarence Jacobs
E. L. Rouse
Ferne Birney
Wesleyan Service Guild
Winga
Don Paul
M. L. McCreedy
Circle III
George Kerr
Ralph Gibson
Stanley Fishburn
Dorcas Group
Ed Hutchcroft
Esther
Ralph Hesseltine
Ruth
F. Crayne
Brighton
CBS
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Stanley Wallace
Nina Bowers
Wayne Wagner
Brighton Gymnasium
Paul Tinsley
Saywil Flowers
Wolf's Flower Shop
World News
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First Presbyterian Church
Korea
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Taiwan
Iit
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Russell Bannister
Escoc
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Bob Elliott
Robert
Donna Batterson
John Baldrige
Earl Booth
Dale Close
Elwyn Gardner
Paul Gebhardt
LeRoy Gunnarson
Richard Ross
Ralph Martin
Keith Proctor
Ray Schrader
William Snodgrass
John Sproule
William Stewart
Gerald Tedrow
Jerry Tyer
Vernon Feuerhelm
Manford
Lyle Wilcox
Milo Steele Sr
Macomb, Ill
Orville Portlock
Dale Trettin
Mason City
Leo Vittetoe
Walter
Stan
Theodore Kiesey
Mayfield
Kentucky
Raymond Kiesey
Indiana
Dale
Paul Houseal
University Hospitals
the Pines Rest Home
Methodist
Wscs Circle VII
West Main
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Ome
Bloomington
Illinois
OOF
Covenant Lodge
Keith William Jr
Noble Grand
C.S. Lemmon
John Johnson
Myron Selladay
Grace Lutes
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Ladies & Children’s
Paul
North Side Square
Lacey Dempsey
Agnes Wheelan
Cleo Shockey
Margaret Payne
Lyle Schulty
Will Marie Jr
Martin Whittaker
Joe Hines
Leona Wehr
Theresa Adam
Elaine Wolfer
Harry Sowden
Paul Horak
Court McDermott
Father McDermott
St. James Parish
Marcella Vittetce
Phil Englert
Meryl Steele
Bertha Orth
Tom Cannon
Wittetoe
Mayme Sullivan
Islea Schulty
Katherine Kiefer
Mary Reister
Charles Ragan
John Mackayk
W. E.S
Cheryl Keating
Pio Barone-Lumaga
Alfredo Barone-Lumage
WHS
Charlie
Andies
Black & Decker
Golden Drill
Ressure Pandat
U. S
Melly
South Side Square
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