Catholic Daughters Hear Scholarship Aids and School Work
Mrs. Marcella Wittetoe presided at the Catholic Daughters of America meeting in St. James cafeteria after a rosary in the church. A national letter announced CDA scholarships for special education teachers. Mary Lee Curley discussed Prairie Flower School and Nurses' Home projects with slide show and Q&A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Wittetoe
Catholic Daughters of America
St. James
Grand Regent
National
CDA
Mary Lee Curley
Prairie Flower School
William Marie Jr
Theresa Adam
Martin Whittaker
Frank Casey
A. P. Fitzgerald
John Mackayk
Valentine
Mrs. Burton Named Public Affairs II Leader Next Year
Mrs. Neal Burton was named leader of Public Affairs II at the Fortnightly Club meeting held at Mrs. Ira Coon’s home. New officers include Miss Ethel McCreedy as assistant leader and Mrs. Ernest Brown as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Burton
Public Affairs II
Neal Burton
Ira Coon
Ethel MccCreedy
Ernest Brown
McCreedy
W. B. Dupuis
Harriett Clendenning
Glenn Holden
Holden
Maude Jackson
William Putman
Mae Davis
A. E. Atchison
Claude Tucker
Burton
Brown
Linger Longer Club Plans Family Supper
Mrs. William Chmelar hosted 12 club members and five children for a Wednesday meeting. Devotions opened the session and plans were made for a family supper Friday at Franklin Center School at 6 30 pm with former members invited. Mrs. Clay Goode won the hostess gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chmelar
Linger Longer Club
W. W. Chmelar
Franklin Center School
Clay Goode
W. W. Chmeliar
Mrs Young Leads Merry Makers Club Meeting
Mrs Richard Young hosted the Merry Makers Club with seven members on Wednesday. She conducted the business meeting during an afternoon of social time and Valentine themed refreshments. Mrs Clayton Bear will host the March meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Young
Merry Makers Club
Clayton Bear
Mrs Rader Hosts Marion Hobby Club Potluck Luncheon
Mrs Ezra Jones and fourteen members of the Marion Hobby Club joined Mrs Harry Rader for a noon potluck luncheon. Members brought dishes for the cooperative meal and Mrs Marilyn Thatcher, county home economist, spoke on good grooming. Mrs Rader and Mrs Charlie Davison received gifts from their secret sisters. children Roger Petratz Russell Fox John Dale and Audrey Leichty attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Jones
Marion Hobby Club
Harry Rader
Marilyn Thatcher
County Home
Rader
Charlie Davison
Roger Petratz
Russell Fox
John Dale
Audrey Leichty
Buffet Luncheon Honors Miss Jones
Miss Sandra Jones of Santa Barbara California was guest of honor at a one o'clock luncheon Wednesday at the home of Mrs Walter Jungbluth with cohostess Mrs Lloyd Marek. The Iowa California themed buffet featured quarter tables and generous gifts and advice from guests including the honorees mother Mrs T A Jones matron of honor Mrs Don Colbert of Iowa City and Mrs Richard Yordy of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Jones
Santa Barbara
Calif
Walter Jungbluth
Lloyd Marek
Iowa California
Miss Jones
T. A. Jones
Don Colbert
Iowa City
Washington
Richard Yordy
Cedar Rapids
Just Us Club Valentine Meeting Held at Mrs Goodlander Residence
Thirteen members of the Just Us Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Lewis Goodlander's home. The Valentine theme appeared in the entertainment by Mrs. D O Butler and Mrs. L F Harding and in the refreshments. Mrs. Harding led the business meeting as members read clippings and the roll call was taken. The birthday song honored Mrs. Ralph Hesseltine. Secret sister assignments included Mrs. Harding with Mrs. Howard Messer and Mrs. Butler helping with serving. Next meeting is scheduled for February 21 with Mrs. Harding in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Us Club
Lewis Goodlander
Valentine
D. O. Butler
L. F. Harding
Hospital Dismissals List Washington Families
On The Record notes dismissals today for Mrs. Donald Ayers and daughter in Washington, Mrs. Robert Fish and son in Washington, and Mrs Arnold Bruegge and son in Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ayers
Washington
Robert Fish
Arnold Bruegge
Ainsworth
White Way Club Valentine Exchange Highlights WESTCHESTER
The White Way Club met with Mrs. Edgar Stewart as valentines were exchanged. Mrs. Lyle Romine received a birthday gift and gifts were given to Mrs. Raymond Gordon and Pearl Smith from sunshine sisters. They learned to make smocked pillows and signed cards for ill members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
White Way Club
Edgar Stewart
Lyle Romine
Raymond Gordon
Pearl Smith
Stewart
L.P. Statler
Go and Let Go Club Embraces February Theme
The Go and Let Go Club met with Mrs. William Carr on Tuesday with ten members present. Mrs. Leonard Brinning presented slides for entertainment and Mrs. Carr led the meeting. Plans for a visit to Mrs. Olive Munson's greenhouse for the March 6 gathering were announced with meeting time at 1 15 p.m. at a designated corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carr
Leonard Brinning
Carr
Green House
Olive Munson
Fred Chalupa
Busy Bees 4 H Club Hosts Valentine Service Project
Busy Bees 4 H Club met Monday evening with Carol and Donna Wilson presiding. Judy Childs demonstrated how to wash a sweater while members heard listening records and made valentine favors for the County Home as a service project. A party planned for Saturday February 10 at Mrs Raymond Sojka's home with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Donna Wilson
Busy Bees
Judy Childs
Valentine
Raymond Sojka
Social calendar notices for coming week
Social calendar lists Thursday to Monday events from CWF groups to PTA meetings. Activities include church groups at 7 to 8 p.m., UPW circles, Masonic Temple events, and dances at Brighton H S gym with Bob Yerrington hosting. Includes Willis, Jarrard, Schell, and Hesseltine participants among numerous circle meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kennedy
T. L. Brookhart
Keith Vetter
Ralph Shannon
William Sitler
Eva Robertson
M. M. Schell
E.L Rouse
Walter Jarrard
Wesleyan Service Guild
Halcyon House
Christian Cwf Dorcas Group
Ralph Hesseltine
Esther
Price Roberts
Ruth
William Crayne
Marion Ave
Frances Patton
Jay Brewer
Maud Jackson
Frank Miller
Nina Bower
Julia Branchflower
Brighton Cbs
Masonic Temple
Agnes Anderson
Harold Brock
Three Links Benevolent Association
Potluck
Ioof Hall
Local Residents Share News From Milton and Washington
Mrs. Milton Norton returns home after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Val Fuhr in Milton. Mr and Mrs Glenn Fuhr observed their 31st wedding anniversary while attending the 63rd anniversary of the Val Fuhrs. Helen Breese leaves for California to visit relatives in Los Angeles area for about a month. Harold Kerr covers Helen’s shift at Phillips Drug Store. Bill Jones starts at National Bank of Washington. Veterans at hosting by Women of the Moose included Colleague Mrs. Howard Curl and several co workers. Lt Col Roy D Voorhees of Scott AFB visits Washington and plans to depart this weekend. Mrs Kenneth Courey and son Bobby visit her parents as husband works in Pittsburgh. Earl Murphy family from Iowa City also visits. John Logan returns from Chicago gift show where he met Duane Christensen and wife. Mrs Arthur Duensing undergoes major surgery at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Mrs W R Gamon and William Gamon of Wellman return from three week Phoenix trip with Otha Huber visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Breese
Columbus Junction
California
M. M. Murphy
Los Angeles
Harold Kerr
Phillips Drug Store
Kenneth Courey
Bobby
Iowa City
Joe Barnes
Pittsburgh
Earl Murphy
Barnes
Jury List Confined From Page One
Names of potential jurors listed by township and ward including Letts Highland Ray Miller Lime Creek Lucille Montgomery Orpha Munson Washington Ivan Niffenegger West Chester Francis Noffsinger LeRoy O Connor Iowa Celia Patterson G H Pepper Seven ty six Edgar Porter Mary Petratt Brighton Josephine Rich Crawford Vida Roberts Richard Ross IranF Saunders August Schmidt Treas Schroeder P H Shelangoski Karl Simmering Catherine Smith Stanley Smith Mary Stewart Nolan Stogdill Dean Swartz Jack Tanner Ruby Thomas Dorothy Vosika Walter Westen Mabel Wilson Oral York Clarence Zieglowsky from multiple townships and wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Township
Treas Schroeder
Brighton Township
P. H. Shelangoski
Karl Simmering
Catherine Smith
Stanley Smith
Mary Stewart
Washington Township
Nolan Stogdill
Crawford Township
Dean Swartz
Lime Creek Township
Jack Tanner
Ruby Thomas
Dorothy Vosika
Walter Westen
Franklin Center
Mabel Wilson
Oregon Township
Oral York
Clarence Zieglowsky
Truth Seekers Class Attends Travelogue
Eight members of the Truth Seekers Sunday School Class of the Baptist Church met at the Sam Weeks home Tuesday evening and attended the travelogue at the high school in a roup. The roup returned to the Weeks home for refreshments served by Mr. and Mrs. Weeks and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nicola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truth Seekers
The
Baptist Church
Sam Weeks
Roup
Weeks
Robert Nicola
Cedar Chips 4 H Club Names New Members and Grooming Lesson
Don Patterson entertained Cedar Chips 4 H Club as Steve Whisler led the regular meeting. Linda and Tom Frank joined as new members while Merritt Canady presented a grooming lesson. A film strip The Ninety Per Cent You was shown. Mrs Patterson served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Patterson
Cedar Chips 4H Club
Steve Whisler
Linda
Tom Frank
Merritt Canady
Mrs. Patterson
Kennedy in Japan Faces Protests During Kyoto Visit
During a Kyoto stop President Kennedy ignored taunts from placard carrying demonstrators while Japanese police shielded him. Earlier in Washington Attorney General warned of a strong possibility of atmospheric nuclear tests. Kennedy toured a textile plant and village sites amid mixed reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Kyoto
Farmers’ Cooperative
Reds tie World Series record with 15 pinch hitters
Cincinnati Reds set a 1961 World Series record by sending 15 pinch hitters to the plate in a game. Only Chico Cardenas managed a hit as the surge produced a lone success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
UPI
Cincinnati Reds
Chico Cardenas
White Oak Visitors Bring News From Home And Far
Harold Pepper of near Keota and family visited in White Oak with Omer Luers who is regaining strength after confinement. Keith McClelland Wayne Hamilton and others called or stayed for visits while Harry Hamilton moved to Veterans Hospital in Iowa City for a week. We share notes from Hawaii and the Far East with warm and cold contrasts from Albert Lea Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak
Harold Pepper
Keota
Omer
Betty Ruth
Carl Daering
Dean Luers
Julie
Jenene
Frances Feltz
Jessie
Harry Hamilton
Fairfield
Harry
Wayne Hamilton
Keith McClelland
Joyce
George Augustine
Leo Reinhart
David Wright
Harold Allen
Richland
Edgar Farrier
Packwood
George Cady
Williams, Jr
Fred Bond
West Des Moines
Iowa City
Veterans Hospital
Roy Hafferty
Rex
Timmy
Wehr Brothers
Bill Crawford
Duane
Hawaii
Pat
Far East
Pee
Albert Lea
Minnesota
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Catholic Daughters Meeting
Linger Longer
Mrs. Young
Mrs. Rader
Aif
Wolf's
Wolf's Flower Shop
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
West Side Square
White Way
Club
CWF
Martha Group
Dean Stanley
Priscilla Group
Duane Krotz
Trinity Lutheran Church
Roe Tharp
UPW
OES
Women of Moose
Moose Home
St. Mary Circle
Robert Swift
Knights of Columbus
KC Hall
Brighton H. S
Bob Yerrington
White Shrine Bridge
F. E. Bartow
Sylvia Wilson
Suzannah
PTA
St. James School
Lincoln
Billie Young Dav
Farm Bureau Building
Milton Norton
Milton, Ia
Val Fuhr
Glenn Fuhr
Mr. Fuhr
Val Fuhrs
Bill Jones
National Bank of Washington
James Edwards
Women of the Moose
Howard Curl
Ed Letts
Bill Ward
George Brock
Wayne Ziesdorf
Bernice Tripses
Allen Dennis
Roy D. Voorhees
Scott Air Force Base, Ill
Ralph Bauer
John Logan
Chicago
Duane Christensen
Hampton
Christensens
Arthur Duensing
Mercy Hospital
W. R. Gamon
William Gamon
Wellman
Phoenix
Ariz
Otha Huber
Truth
Travelogue
Evening Journal
Lews
Japan
West Madison
Jack J. Calhoun
Mgr
Tul
Des Moines
Mary Contrary
Annette
Tom Piper
Tommy Sands
Walt Disney
Ed Wynn
Buena Vista
Harold Peppers
E. M. Bridges & Co. “Fashion Hints
Jack
Rived
P. S
Warner
Time Loan, Inc
Ralph Ward
Bidg
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