Annual February Auxiliary birthday luncheon at Legion Hall
Twenty eight members of the American Legion Auxiliary attended a birthday luncheon at the Legion Hall with six guests including Mrs. Hotle and Mrs. McGaffey from VFW and DAR. John Mansur spoke on Brazil with slides and Q&A. Plans include Girls State in June, a rummage sale on April 5, and a trip to Mt. Pleasant Mental Health Institute March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
The
Legion Hall
Charles Hotle
DA R
David McGaffey
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Robert Kurtz
Brighton
Daughters of the
T. J. Pease
Charles Wells
Crawfordsville
John Mansur
Brazil
Foster Bagge
Archie Buwer
Des Moines
Earl O’conner
Toledo
Mental Health Institute
Mt. Pleasant
Pease
Legion Post
Friendly Circle and Women’s Groups Meet Afternoon Notes
Summary of club活动 across multiple organizations. Friendly Circle held at Mrs. Ralph Witthoff home with entertainment by Mrs. Irwin Wulf and prizes to Mrs. Joe Kauffman and Mrs. Dean Sandburg. Potluck planned for March. Y Wives gathered in YW rooms with crafts instruction and games. Mrs. Robert Poorman honored as moving to Oskaloosa. Good Shepherd Mission Society speaker Robert Gillesby discussed YMCA origins. American Home III met for coffee with library program and federation convention plans. Past Worthy High Priestess Club hosted by Mrs. Roy Bauer with card games and prizes. Past Noble Grand Circle event at IOOF Hall featured contests and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Circle
Friendly Circle Club
Ralph Witthoff
Irwin Wulf
Joe Kauffman
Dean Sandburg
Ray Niffenegger
Y Wives
C. P. Berkhoff
Ed Rees
Roger Harrington
Price Roberts
Robert Poorman
Oskaloosa
Larry Duncan
Bill Westphal
Yaro Chmelar
American Home III
E. E. Ward
Emma Barnett
Robert Roberts
Walter Anderson
Edsall Brown
Ralph Kleese
Darrell Ross
Glenn Holden
Everett Burham
Lyle Rudkin
William Putman
Harry Ramseyer
Federated Clubs
Kalona
Worthy High Priestess Club
Roy Bauer
West Chester
Walter Bauer
Paul Snakenburg
Ken Peters
Marriage Of Cheryl Jean Andersen To Gary H Leer
Cheryl Andersen and Gary H Leer announce the marriage of their daughter Cheryl Jean to Gary H Leer of Portland Oregon son of William E Leer Jr of Lake Oswego and Mrs Charlotte E Leer of Wellington New Zealand The wedding occurred Thursday August 24 1967 at St Matthews Lutheran Church Portland Rev Theodore Brueckner presiding The bride a Washington High School graduate attended the University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls The groom attends Portland State College and works at United Air Lines They reside at 0436 S W Iowa Portland OR 97201 Also included are brief club notices with new officers elected at Chapter DL TTT and meetings of American Home II and Federated clubs with dates and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Andersen
Cheryl Jean
Gary H. Leer
Portland
Ore
William E. Leer Jr
Lake Oswego
Charlotte E. Leer
Wellington
New Zealand
Theodore Brueckner
St. Matthews Lutheran Church
Washington High School
University of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls
Patricia Pendergrass to Wed Jimmy Knight in June
Announcement of the engagement between Patricia Ann Pendergrass of Wauchula Florida and Jimmy Vernon Knight of Bowling Green Florida. Patricia a Polk Junior College sophomore and Phi Beta Lambda member, will marry June 7 at First Methodist Church in Bowling Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ann Pendergrass
E. L. Pendergrass
Wauchula
Fla
Jimmy Vernon Knight
Gladys B. Knight
Bowling Green
C. V. Knight
Velma Stafford
Eliza Stafford
Washington
R. J. Dawson
Miss Pendergrass
Polk Junior College
Winter Haven
Phi Beta Lambda
Phi Theta Kappa
Mr. Knight
University of Florida
Gainsville
Alpha Gamma Rho
National Agricultural Fraternity
First Methodist Church
Immanuel Lutheran Women Circles Meet for Bible Study
Immanuel Lutheran Church Women’s Circles met Tuesday to continue the Bible study of the psalms. Morning circle led by Mrs. George Schockey with Mrs. Harvey Radtke. afternoon circle hosted by Mrs. John Baldrige. evening circle led by Mrs. James Gallagher. Stewardship projects discussed and World Day of Prayer announced for Friday March 1 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Harvey Radtke
George Schockey
John Baldrige
William Siegrist
James Gallagher
Huge egg found in Keota hen house and district meeting notice
Mrs. Paul Sievert of Keota finds a giant egg February 7 in her hen house. The egg measures 7% inches around and 9% inches long, with four yolks, laid by a Cornish hen. FOE and Auxiliary urge members to Hawkeye district meeting February 17 at FOE Hall, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. dinner costs $1.25. Funeral services for Maurice B. Jones held February 14 in Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev. Gordon Packard, pallbearers listed, burial at West Chester cemetery. Mr and Mrs Werner M Lowry and Mr and Mrs Marion F Sheetz of Washington visit Quincy with Moorman Manufacturing Co sales group for plant tours and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sievert
Keota
FOE
Order of Eagles
Auxiliary
Hawkeye
Quincy
Werner M. Lowry
Marion F. Sheetz
Washington
Moorman Manufacturing Co
Moorman
Engagement of Lorna Jean Yoder to Richard Earl Yoder
Miss Lorna Jean Yoder and Richard Earl Yoder, both Mid-Prairie High School graduates of 1967, are engaged. Lorna Jean Yoder teaches cosmetology at the University College of Cosmetology in Iowa City and works at Alden’s in Iowa City. Richard Earl Yoder, a freshman at the University of Iowa, is the son of Mr and Mrs Marvin C Yoder of West Chester and Mr John Doyle Yoder of Kalona announces the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Blieu
Washington High School
University College of Cosmetology
Iowa City
John Doyle Yoder
Kalona
Lorna Jean
Richard Earl Yoder
Marvin C. Yoder
West Chester
Mid - Prairie High School
Yoder
Alden’s
University of Iowa
Patricia Batterson Honored At Linen Shower
Patricia Batterson was the guest of honor at a linen shower held Monday night at Mrs. Dean Batterson’s home. Mrs. Sam Batterson and Dee Ann assisted. Dessert featured orchid and white decor. Mothers Mrs. Don Batterson and Mrs. Ralph Peiffer poured. After games, gifts were opened. She will wed Leo Peiffer March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Batterson
Dean Batterson
Sam Batterson
Dee Ann
Don Batterson
Ralph Peiffer
Miss Batterson
Leo Peiffer
Baptist Hettie Lake Circle Meets at McConnell Home
Sixteen members gathered Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles McConnell for a Baptist Hettie Lake Circle meeting. Mrs. Richard Peterson led devotions and presented the program on Set Them Free for This Work. Mrs. Charles Johnson chaired the business session noting 22 church calls in the past month. March plan calls by Mrs. Gaylen Bickford and Mrs. Ilva Bales for shut-ins. General meeting set for February 23 with guest speaker Mrs. Peter Peters. closing prayer by Mrs. Johnson. Refreshments served by Mrs. McConnell and Mrs. Leonard Pohren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Hettie Lake Circle
Charles McConnell
Richard Peterson
Charles Johnson
Gaylen Bickford
Ilva Bales
Peter Peters
Johnson
Leonard Pohren
Social and club events offered midweek in West Chester area
A Wednesday through Friday slate of community gatherings includes Saddle Club at 6 30 p m cooperative dinner at Fairgrounds guest night in West Chester Pythian Sisters 8 p m at hall Crawfordsville O ES 8 p m Masonic Temple Thursday events include PEO 8 p m Mrs Leo Stone Double Deck Club 7 30 p m FOE Auxiliary 7 30 p m Senior Citizens Travel Program 2 p m at Y O E S Pinochle 1 36 p m HH Club 1 30 p m Mrs Dave Williams Fortnightly Club 1 30 p m general meeting and musical program by Nadine Condon and Joan Sloca at Marion Ave United Presbyterian U PW Circle II 1 30 p m Mrs John Witthoft at the old manse plus World War I Auxiliary 9 a m Coffee with Mrs Orval Meeks and Bethlehem Commandery 6 30 p m meat and coffee potluck at Masonic Temple plus Friday Methodist WSCS 1 p m dessert and general meeting at church Rebekah Lodge 7 30 p m IOOF Hall. Nursery provided for Senior Citizens events. Postponements noted for WCTU until February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Hall
Crawfordsville
O ES
Masonic Temple
Leo Stone
Ella Miller
FOE
Y. O
Dave Williams
Nadine Condon
Joan Sloca
Marion Ave
WCTU
Orval Meeks
Church
Rebekah Lodge
Bethlehem Commandery
1St Presbyterian U PW Circle II
John Witthoft
Old Manse
Waco Board Sets Salary At 6100 For Coming Year
The Waco board approved a BA base salary of 6100 for teachers next year and adjusted substitute pay to 20 per day for those with 90 hours and 25 per day for those with a BA or higher. The panel also discussed building plans, roof issues at Olds, and merit pay possibilities. The meeting designated Stone to lead during Thomas’s absence and approved high school students from Dorothy and Zuehlke families to finish the year in Waco. A hootenanny in the music room featured Mr. Garcia and students, and Waco High's band earned spots in the Tallcorn Music Conference honors bands at the University of Northern Iowa with Sue Peterson, Rick Morgan, and Tom Foster named in various ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Harold Dodd
Mr. Stone
Thomas
Dorothy
Zuehlke
Olds
Mr. Garcia
Jerry Resehly
Moses
Tallcorn
University of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Sue Peterson
Rick Morgan
Tom Foster
Cedar Clippers 4-H Meet. Demonstrations and Color Wheel
The Cedar Clippers 4-H Club met with Jackie Knupp Tuesday evening with Jackie presiding. Linda Jones demonstrated making a terrarium and Jean Marie spoke on texture as members produced a color wheel. Refreshments followed. Twelve Iowa Maidens 4-H Club members met Monday evening with Kathy Witthoft and three leaders present. Mickey Wheelan presided as demonstrations covered Understanding Color, A Color Plan for a Room, A Color Scheme Based on Objects of Nature, and Combining Colors. Diane Green spoke on Architecture in Our Community and Kathy Tuttle on Iowa Landmarks. Mrs. James Birney and Margaret presented See and Feel Panels with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Clippers 4 - H Club
Jackie Knupp
Jackie
Jean Marie
Linda Jones
Iowa Maidens 4 - H Club
Kathy Witthoft
Mickey Wheelan
Bernice Reed
Melinda Reed
Diane Green
Kathy Tuttle
Iowa
James Birney
Margaret
Washington Evening Journal masthead and details
The Washington Evening Journal lists staff names including editor David Bilder and news editor Charles Morris, with advertising director William Shannon and production supervisor Howard Hazen. It notes publication afternoons except Sundays and holidays and provides postal info and press associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
David Bilder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
United Press
Inland Daily Press Ass’n
Iowa Daily Press Ass‘n
Iowa Press Ass
Audit Bureau of Circculations
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hia
John
Robert Buffington
Country
Good Shepherd Mission Society
James Wilson
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Mission Society
Robert Gillesby
YMCA
Edwin Childs
Lester Grim
Roger Comstock
Vinton Home
Noble Grand
Madelon Anderson
IOOF
D. O. Butler
Myral Smith
Bunce
Harold Brock
Keith Williams
Edith Weidner
Butler
M. D. Lee
Cheryl Andersen, Gary H. Leer
Chapter DL
TTT
James Peterson
James Harris
Peterson
Eileen Jeffrey
Mildred Davis
Merle Turnipseed
Bernice Wilcke
Robert Logan
Delbert Soper
Delbert. Soper
Lee Eisele
L. A. Jones
American Home
Clarence Dehne
E. E. Stutzman
Otto Sheetz
Fred Moore
Helen Lackey
Stutsman
Patricia Pendergrass
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day, Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South Ave
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
Dept
West Main
M. L. Tweeton
North Marion
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
the National Bank of Washington
Washington, Iowa
Szssa
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Immanuel Lutheran Women Circles
Mr. Rittenmeyer
Riverside High School
Navy
Merle Blieu
Doris Mae
Robert Bernard Rittenmeyer
Bernard Rittenmeyer
Riverside
S-M
W. Main
Waco Board
Good Riddance
California
West Side Square
VY Price
Jean C
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