House Blessing and Social Notices Across Local Churches
Social and club news recounts a house blessing at 608 South Twelfth for Mr and Mrs Harvey Radtke after Lenten services. It notes a 51st wedding anniversary dinner for Mr and Mrs Glenn Holden with family from Davenport and near Washington. Other items report transfers, receptions, conference attendance, and various club meetings and notices for Thursday through Monday events at churches, Masonic Temple, and YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Stutrud
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Harvey Radtke
Radike
Glenn Holden
Edgar Holden
Charles Holden
Birchard Holden
Davenport
Harvey Holden
Near
Washington
Linger Longer Club and Employed Women Meetings Reported
Thirteen Lin ger Longer Club members and guests met with Mrs Clayton Goode with Sheryl Bartholomew present. Mrs John Dawson opened. Scriptures read by Mrs Walter Westen. year books distributed. hostess gift to Mrs Clyde Dawson Jr. refreshments served. Y Mixers dined at Wing a Cafe then viewed spring fashions with Mrs Don Kiesey. Lars Sjoberg spoke at Employed Women meeting. Grace Hill Ladies Ltd met at Mrs Keith McClelland with guests. Indian dinner served. Alaska lesson by Mrs Leonard Brinning. percolator purchase discussed for community building. next hostesses March 18. Shoes note warns tight-fitting footwear can cause frostbite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linger Longer
Clay Goode
Sheryl Bartholomew
John Dawson
Walter Westen
Dawson
Clyde Dawson Jr
Westen
Howard Hoyle
Y Mixers Club
Winga Cafe
Tom Duncan
Don Kiesey
Grace Hill Aid
Keith McClelland
Grace Hill Ladies Ltd
LaRue Conklin
David Brinning
Magnus Ahmling
Dale Robertson
Omar Crawford
Homer Mayer
Loretta
Cindy Brinning
India
Robert Mikgel
Leonard Brinning
Alaska
It Isn't Too Late to Remember Your Valentine
An Valentine reminder from Wolf's encourages customers to order flowers, with a contact number OL 3-2652 for ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf's
Home Furnishings Short Course Dates Set
The Home Furnishings Short Course sponsored by the Washington County Family Living Committee runs February 26 March 4 and March 11 from 1 30 to 3 30 at the YMCA in Washington Program topics include color and design furniture selection and home accessories Iowa State University Art Specialist Mrs June Brown will assist on accessories Registration closes February 19 at the Extension Office 209 S Marion Avenue or by phone CMilly OL7B-4871 A small 1 00 materials fee is due at the first meeting A follow up tour to Minneapolis is planned for April 27 29 for interested participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington ‘County Family Living Committee
Sally Smith
County Extension Home Economist
YMCA
Washington
June Brown
Iowa State University
S. Marion Avenue
Minneapolis
U Go I Go Club Pinochle Afternoon Hosts Named
Mrs. D L Rohrer hosted the U Go I Go Club on Wednesday with pinochle at two tables. High score went to Mrs. Oral Mayo and son while Mrs. Charles Schiebel placed, with the next hostess slated as Mrs Schiebel on February 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.L. Rohrer
Oral Mayo
Charles Schiebel
Schiebel
Ning Gerochi Circle Hosts Evening Meeting
Mrs. Kline hosted the Ning Gerochi Circle Tuesday with Mrs. Harold Kline as cohost. Eleven members attended with guests Mrs. Richard Peterson Cathy and Cynnie Foss. Mrs. Sam Weeks reviewed Man Reaches Out to God and Beulah Hesselgesser gave a tape meditation God Is Our Refuge. Calls for shutins were reported by Mrs. Donald Foss and Mrs. Marietta Workman. Volunteers Hazel Moore and Cora Hopping offered to help next month. Southeastern Associational meeting at Washington Baptist Church March 5 urged cookies and kitchen help. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Weeks will preside at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kline
Ning Gerochi
Harley Brock
Guets
Richard Peterson
Cathy
Cynnie Foss
Sam Weeks
Beulah Hesselgesser
Donald Foss
Marietta Workma
Shutins
Hazel Moore
Cora Hopping
Peterson
Washington Baptist Church
Richard Weeks
No more families on Guantanamo
The Defense Department will remove 3,000 dependents from Guantanamo Naval Base as sailors and Marines are reassigned after a two-year tour. The Navy also launches a 10.7 million program to supply water and power, including a desalting plant, a new 12,500 kilowatt plant, and a four million gallon underground reservoir, while reducing tours to one year or less to minimize family separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Castro
San Diego
Calif
Guantanamo
Mrs Sanford to Speak at Junction Club Meeting
Mrs Enoch Sanford, a missionary from South America, will be guest speaker at the Shellbark Club meeting in the community room of the Peoples National Bank on Thursday February 20. Hostesses Mrs Roger Peters and Mrs Richard Peters will serve a 12 o'clock salad luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Enoch Sanford
Shellbark Club
Peoples ‘National Bank
Lepperts hold farm sale near Richland
The O L Leppert farm sale near Richland was held Monday as the retired couple plan to move to Brighton. The Roy Seatons who bought the Leppert place will relocate there this spring. Local residents and relatives attended and many community events followed in Richland and area, including church meetings and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Pfeifer Richland
O.L. Leppert
Brighton
Roy Seatons
Leppert Place
Ted Spray
Jack Hesseltine
Kansas City
Kermit Hinshaw
Des Moines
Sally Tharp
Bob Wells
Keith Lankford
Conrad Stempel
N.E. Missouri
State Teachers College
Kirksville
Milford
Wonderlich
Frank Andrews
Raymond Wonderlich
Richland
Dale Sasseen
Guido Stempel
P.M. Andrews
Ollie
I.R.H.A
Harold Neece
Priscilla Club
C.B. McCracken
Hopewell Friends Missionary Society
Robert Capps
C.L. Reighard
World Brotherhood
Arthur Wallerich
Dora Power
Brethren C.B.W.F
Richland Cub Scouts
Births and admissions listed in Washington area notices
Yesterday admissions include Miss Maud Hamilton in Washington for medical and John W. Meyer in Washington for surgical. Births show a daughter to Mr and Mrs Mendo Miller of Kalona. Today dismissals include Brainard, Shearer, and Mrs Ronald L Goodin of Canton Illinois in Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Hamilton
Washington
John W. Meyer
Mendo Miller
Kalona
Brainard
Shearer
Columbus Junction
Ronald L. Goodin
Canton
Parkview Auxiliary in Wayland Holds Feb 11 Meeting
Parkview Home auxiliary officers and committees met February 11 in Wayland. President Mrs. Warren Bergh opened with prayer. 16 members attended. Plans included a February 21 fellowship tea and a shift to $1 yearly dues. A March 10 meeting was announced. World Day of Prayer services are set for February 14 with participating churches listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Parkview Home
Warren Bergh
Lawrence Henss
J.G. Widmer
Ivan Wyse
Treawer
Lawrence Henss. Irman
Dlean
Truman Beckler
Ding
Raymond Wenger
Harold Meyer
Ralph Stuart
Wyse
Jake Graver
Ralph Wenger
Parkview
Ira Wenger
Wayland Mennonite Church
Cottonwood E.U.B
Finley
Olds Congregational
Swedesburg Lutheran
Wayland Methodist
White Way Club Hosts Valentine Party at Chester
Mrs Laurel Statler hosted thirteen members of the White Way Club Tuesday afternoon in Chester. Bingo was played with each member receiving a Valentine gift. Sunshine Sisters gifts went to Mrs Keith Stewart Mrs Gail Niffenegger Mrs Richard Stewart Pearl Smith and Mrs Ivan Niffenegger. Refreshments followed. March meeting planned with Pearl and Margaret Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Fed
Laurel Statler
White Way Club
Keith Stewart
Gail Niffenegger
Richard Stewart
Pearl Smith
Ivan Niffenegger
Sunshine
Valentine
Jo de Long
Melvin Booth
Merl McDowell
Robin
Arthur Davison's 25th Wedding Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs Arthur Davison invite friends and relatives to an open house at their Wayland home on Sunday February 16 from 2 to 5 p m to celebrate their 25th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Arthur Davison
Women of the Moose Publicity Group Meets Chairman Mrs Bennett
The Women of the Moose Publicity Committee met with chairman Mrs Joe Bennett Monday night to discuss a new project. Members included Senior Regent Mrs Ed Letts, Mrs Harold Brock, Mrs Wilbur Hysell, and Mrs Melo Horak. Poems were read and refreshments with a Valentine Day motif were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Women of the Moose
Joe Bennett
Ed Letts
Harold Brock
Wilbur Hysell
Melo Horak
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George H. Pauls
Hospital
Florence Heights Village
32Nd and
Scool Street
Omaha
Neb
Pauls
Don Maxwell
South Iowa
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Bidwell-Ridarside
Maxwell
Harold Ivis
Marianne
Iowa Retail Hardware Association
Dale Connelly
Iowa Retail Hardware
Connelly
M.M. Schell
Dixon, Il
Schell
Emma Schell
Kathryn Bethea Memorial Hospital
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Polo, Il
CH. Woolls
Tom Grooms
Dubuque
Mrs. Woods
Silas Ross
Marie Woods
Ross
Arthur Glider
Homer Hensley
Nebr
Milo Gli Jer
Long Beach
George Mas
Lester Luckenbill
Carl Phillips
George Mas. Son Jr
Stargaret Stewart
Los Angeles
Tom Stewart
Miss Stewart
Home Service Department
Southern California Gas Company
New Orleans
Masonic Temple
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Friendship Club
Gary Windus
Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd Ladies Aid
Roy Hodges
WLCS
L. C. Ahrens
Paul Snakenberg
Preston Harvey
Frank Patterson
M. J. Cruise
J. W Heischer
Floyd Blankenhorn
LC. Willits
Ray Carter
Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
Brighton Oes
Marion Ave
UPW
Otto Walton
Aurora McIntyre
Pleasant Hill
Vina Bowers
Arley Brown
Baptist Church
Antioch Social Club
KP Hall
YWCA
Sacklunch Rainbow Girls
Masonica Temple
Baptist Friendly Bible Class
Garden I
Ralph Bayer
Lars Sjoberg
Tom Berdo
Russell Bannister
Burr Bordwell
Wolf's Flower Shop
West Side Square
Pastry Shop
Lou
Towa
Pillsbury Angel
Vox
Velveeta
CN Cola
Swanson Grocery
South
Iowa Ave
Mrs. Kline
Mrs. Sanford
Grace Butler
Lepperts
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Ezra Wittmer
Mrs. Nelson Woodford
Arthur Davisons
Women of Moose Publicity
Obi
Leland Baker
Delano
Granite Works
Washington, Iowo
North
Marion
Custer
South Marion
Dial
Westinghouse Electric
Let U
Reddy
Westinghouse
Iowa
Southern Utilities Company
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