Blue Birds Host Father Daughter Box Social at YMCA
The Blue Birds of the Washington Council of Camp Fire Girls hosted a Valentine themed Father Daughter Box Social on Thursday February 14 at the YMCA community room with about 160 attendees. Denise and Diane Smith performed, Vicki Smith accompanied, and an original composition What Do Blue Birds Have for Breakfast was read by Mrs. Richard Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Birds
Valentine Box
Y Community Room
Washington Council of Camp Fire Girls
YMCA
Merritt Cannay
Council
Denise
Diane Smith
West Chester
Vicki Smith
Richard Fisher
Valley Camp Fire notes and social events summary
A long Wilmington area column covers Halcyon House, Camp Fire Girls activities, greetings for Jane Kyle and other visitors, Valentine posters planned for downtown store windows, Go to Church Sunday events, dances, and community devotions. Several local families, leaders, and guests are named.
Local Newspaper Classifieds and Audit Details
The fragment lists staff roles including Editor David Eider and News Editor Bruce Cowden, with production and advertising heads and notes on publication times and post office matter. It mentions Inland Daily Press and Town Press associations, rural subscription rates, and carrier delivery in Washington Iowa, reflecting classic newspaper boilerplate and rate tables.
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David Eider
Willttt Shanon
Charles Mortis
Bruce Cowden
Bator Howard ‘Asen
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Town Daily Press
Town Press Annn
Tows
S.cietia
al Monte
Professional Directory of Attorneys and Dentists
Directory lists attorneys Louis J. Kehoe Jeffry Brig Livingston Day Bates Morrison Morrison Lloyd Edmond D Morrison Jr James E Lloyd and the firm Morrison Morrison and Lloyd with addresses and OL phone numbers. Also includes Dr Dale E Garrell dentist and John W Lemmon optometrist with contact details and office hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
George F. Morrison
Gifford ‘Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
Morrison, Morrison, and Lloyd
Edmond D. Morrison, Jr
James E. Lloyd
Attorneys At Law
Washington St
Dale E. Garrell
Journal Building
Pate
John W. Lemmon
Lemmon
R. Q. Eastland
Journal
Neighbors Honor Families at Dinner in Wellston
Wellston neighbors and friends held a pot luck supper at Grace Hill Community Building honoring Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Corpman and family moving to a farm near Ainsworth and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brinning and Loretta, newcomers to the neighborhood. A gift was presented to each honored family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Grace Hill
Clifford Corpman
Ainsworth
Charles Brinning
Loretta
Harry Hamilton
Omar Crawford
Dean Luers
Carl Harbison
Keith McClelland
Joyce
David Brinning
Larry
Robert Miksch
George
Paul Kendall
Noah Farrier
Junior Jaspering
Homer Mayer
Laverne Sherman
Magnus Abmling
4 H Activities Cedar Clippers Meeting Summary
Cedar Clippers 4 H club met with 12 members one leader and one guest. Talks covered Energy and Calories in Your Daily Food Survey White Sauce and Do Dishes. A Yeast Experiment demonstration was given by Nancy Redlinger. Refreshments were served. Next meeting will be with Pam Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Cuppers Sit Club
Nancy Redlinger
Susan Knupp
Angela Tinnes
Pam Norman
Myrna Cave
You Can Help Keep Communism Off Balance
A persuasive appeal urging support for Radio Free Europe as a weapon in the Cold War. The message touts broadcasts to Eastern Europe with 28 transmitters and calls for private contributions to sustain broadcasts and counter Red domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Radio Free Europe
Redio Free Europe
Trinity Ladies Aid Meets in Tanner Home
The Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid gathered at Mrs. R J Tanner's home with 15 members. Pastor Berthe Gold spoke on Our Witness to America. Bond stamps for Bethesda Lutheran Home were collected to help buy a bus. Betty Crocker coupons were also gathered. Coffees planned for Lent began March 5 at 9 30 a.m. at Mrs Arthur Dinkheller's home. New members Mrs Ed Childs Mrs Roy Hod es and Mrs Jim Wilson were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
R. J. ‘Tanner
Les Grim
America
Berthe
Bethesda
Watertown
Wis
Betty Crocker
Arthur Dinkheller
Ed Childs
Roy Hodes
Jim Wilson
Community Club and Fraternal Group Activities Report
Seven members of the Rebekah Club met at ICOF Hall with Mrs. Moriarty presiding The group planned a pot luck for March 14 at 6 pm and asked members to bring white elephants for prizes New books were to be sent to out of town members The WSCS Circle XI met with Mrs Kelly Schlapkohl The Y-Wives gathered for knitting, bridge, swimming and exercises and prepared eyeglasses for mailing Copper pictures will be started with copper sheeting to be available Next, the Friendship Club hosted 13 members for a heart fund collection The Eastern Star met with 42 in attendance The Washington Chapter Sweethearts program included a Rainbow Girls origin reading The Moose Women met with plans to visit the Veterans Hospital and to serve beef stew at Moose Home Feb 23 A joint meeting with the Loyal Order is set for Feb 20 and the next meeting will be formal enrollment A surprise hospital committee coffee closed the evening
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Rebekah Club
ICOF
W.P. Moriarty
Harold Brock
Oral Mayo
Dora Wagner
Moriarty
Earl Rae
Max Sellers
Leroy Gunnarson
Bob Gillesby
Norman Jensen
Women of the Moose
Joe Bennett
Robert Dunbar
Mt. Pleasant
Veterans “Hospital
Bill McDole
Mooseheart Committee
Moose Home
Loyal Order
Garden
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Bernice Wilcke
Baptist Friendly Bible
Golden Age Club
YWCA
J.B. Walker
VFW
West Chester
Ray Hough
Garden I
C.C. Wilson
Walter Jungbluth
First Presbyterian Upw
Robert Garrett
Donald Beye
19Th Century Club
M.L. McCreedy
Bert Hahn
Rosemary Club
John Cherry
Pio Barone Lumaga
Ray Whisler
R. H. McCleery
George Sojka
St. Rita Circle
Farm Bureau
Liquor by the Drink Topic at Methodist WSCS Meeting
Mrs. C. Phil Welain led the general meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the Methodist Church Friday afternoon with a program on Liquor by the Drink. Facts on the World Federation of Methodist Women were shared by several members and devotions used Romans 14 as the Bible reference. World Day of Prayer was announced for Friday March 1 at 2 p.m. Refreshments from Circle III accompanied by a rose and taper table were served. Mrs. U.S. Smith poured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
C. Phil Welain
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Bous
World Federation of Methodist Women
Wilfred McCreedy
Forrest Henry
T.W. Nelson
Wallace Kessel
BM. O ° Beirn
Keith Vetter
Mans
Circle III
U.S. Smith
John Lemmon
Vernon Witting
Harold Johnson
Mervin Grosscup
Circle
Pio Will Speak To Employed Women Luncheon
Barone Lumaga an exchange student from Italy will address the Employed Women's Luncheon next Wednesday February 20 at the YWCA rooms. The event runs from noon to 1 pm to fit work schedules. Mrs Nels Westermark and Mrs Gilbert Mills lead the committee. Reservations encouraged but not required. All working women in the city are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Via Barone Lumaga
Italy
YWCA
Nels Westermark
Gilbert Mills
Pleasant Hill unit hosts eight members for sewing
Mrs Earnest hosted Pleasant Hill CWE with eight members present for sewing. Guests included Mrs Frank Scranton and Roger Chalupa. Six husbands joined for a noon potluck. Mrs Dale Darbyshire presented Okinawa program while Mrs Eugene Chalupa read scripture. The meeting opened with a Bible miracles roll call and closed with prayer by Mrs Howard Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Harnest
Pleasant Hill
Frank Scranton
Roger Chalupa
Okinawa
Dale Darbyshire
Eugene Chalupa
Howard Caldwell
On The Record Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Hospital notices list admissions yesterday and today including Mrs Richard Skip ton Washington medical Mrs Effie Schmitt Was a medical. Dismissals include Miss Helen Levis Washington and several discharge names such as Mrs Ralph Kelsey Washington Mrs Joy Bender Kalona Irene Whitham Mrs John Jarvis Mrs Johanna Peterson and others from Washington Keota and Kalona with family relations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Skipton
Washington
Effie Schmitt
Senths
David Kuntz
Helen Levis
Ralph Kelsey
Joy Bender
Kalona
Irene Whitham
John Jarvis
Johanna Peterson
Roland “Underwood
Harry Chamberlin
Brian Jarrard
Clarrence Weber
Keota
First Presbyterian UPW Continue Study
Local news notes a long list of hospital patients and anniversaries at Veterans Hospital Iowa City. James Batterson and Harry Haminton are patients for observation. Mr and Mrs Ralph Chorpen ing observe their 43rd anniversary. Mr and Mrs Dave Livingston plan a speaking engagement in Renwick then Minnesota returning late next week. Mrs Harold De Vries hosted Circle I with 20 members. readings and prayers noted. Circle II and III meetings recorded with guest readers, prayer calendars, and World Day of Prayer March 1. Mr and Mrs Linnenkamp observe their 53rd wedding anniversary today. she will be 85 on March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Batterson
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Ralph Chorpening
Dave Livingston
Mr. Livingston
Renwick
Minnesota
First Presbyterian Unnen Presbyterian
University Hospitals
Air
John Linnenkamp
North Avenue D
Linnenkamp
VEW Junior Unit Meets at VEW Hall in March
Seven members attended the VEW Junior Unit meeting Friday at the VEW Hall. With no crafts assignment, the girls prepared Easter Seals for mailing and will record community service hours by the March 1 meeting. Barbara Reed served treats.
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VEW
Barbara Reed
Valentine party honors four birthdays and film screening
Mrs. Bill Nordyke hosted the Jolly Nine Club for a Valentine party with the birthdays of Mrs. Pauline Hite, Mrs. Emma Murra, Mrs. Maynard Goff, and Mrs. Walt er Lance celebrated. Cathy Nordyke helped serve as a film Treasures In Heaven was shown after a 6:30 refreshment hour. Dr. Charles Martin will be a guest. Mrs. Cloyce Crone hosted former Washington High graduates for a Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs. James Larson of Minden Nebraska. Guests included Mrs. Cloyce Statler Mrs. Clifford Conklin Keota Mrs. Raymond Lewis Columbus Junction Mrs. Alice Storek Town City Mrs. Earl Hobbs Mrs. John Hough Mrs. Morton Carr Mrs. Lewis Larson and Mrs. Raymond Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Nordyke
Jolly Nine Club
Pauline Hite
Emma Murra
Maynard Goff
Walter Lance
Cathy Nordyke
Charles Martin
Cloyce Crone
Washington High School
James Larson
Minden
Nebraska
Larson
Helen Holden
Cloyce Statler
Clifford Conklin
Keota
Raymond Lewis
Columbus Junction
Alice Storek
Town City
Earl Hobbs
John Ho
Mission Society Meets at Chester
Federated Mission Society members meet at Chester with Mrs Charles Ralston presiding. Devotions led by Mrs Ralston, program books filled, Korea report highlights doctor and nurse shortages. New study book "One People of God" introduced by Mrs Nelson Woodford. Various local guests attend, including Peters, Woodford, Statlers, Houghs, and others. visit to Hannibal, Missouri noted. Family night social planned for February at the Federated Church.
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ST Chester
Cnt
Federated Mission Society
Charles Ralston
Ralston
Melvin Booth
Korea
Nelson Woodford
David Bauer
Keith Statler
Cloyee Statler
John Hough
Ray Hough
Denise
Hannibal
Missouri
Cyril Smith
Norma Martin
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
C.H. Peters and Son
Arthur Peters
Betty
C. H. Peters
Lockridge
Fenerated Church
Khrushchev Reach Delicate Ties With China Amid Dispute
Khrushchev aims for goodwill with China at a Laos reception while keeping outcry over ideological rift. He boasted that communism will bury capitalism, reaffirming cooperation with Pan Tsun lu, but experts say the root causes of the split remain unresolved and unlikely to be erased by friendly gestures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPS
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Peking
Khrushchev
China
Savang Vatthana
Loos
Pan
Mao Tze-tung
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Yaro Chmelar
Cal Little
Mary Morrison
Marilyn Ward
Halcyon Notes
Halcyon House
WS. Kyle
Jane Kyle
Kalama 700, Mich
University of Iowa
Paul Kyle
Miss Jane Kyle
Mr. Pleasant
Joseph Rehfeldt
Cheerful Blue Birds
W. D. Jones
Williamsburg
Robert
St. James School
Rehfeldt
Rebecca
Roger
Don Libe
Mar
Annette Whittaker
Vicky
A. H. Collins
R.A. Ross
Pam Walker
Towyn Davies
First Presbyterian Church
Ouet
Camp Fire Girls Council
Camp Fire Rooms
Ventire
Leaders Association
Rex Brier
BW. Hess
Winfield
E. C. Smith
Margaret Smith
Louis
Emma Cherry
Emily
William Arnold
Christian Tabernacle
James West
James Laing
Mr. Arnold
Harry McClary
Herbert Stamats
Cedar Rapids
Choic Willits
Paul Shearer
Tom McSpadden
Hawaii
Roy van Heukelem
New Sharon
Mr. Gammon
J.W. Helscher
Roy Stewart
Ward Essley
Ed Petratz
Guild
E.E. Stutsman
J.F. Larson
Valentine
Karl Lovetess
Ralph Shannon
W.J. Shannon
Vera Bailey
A.L. Griffith
Lester Duke
Grinnell
Okidiapi
Stewart School
Keith “Williams
Professional Directory
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Sideware
Stewart & Shearer
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrists
Jomo Free eEurope Fund
Mount Vernon, N.Y
Susies Anecation
Evening Journal
Trinity Ladies Aid
Tanner Home
Wolf's Flower Shop
Rebekar
Circle XI Wscs
Kelly Schlapkohl
Richard Higgins
Verne Knecht
Delbert Soper
Friendship Club
Ed Reed
Ruth Gideon
Heart Fund
Gary Windus
Reed
Ers
Joe Bauer
Order of Eastern Stars
The
Temple
Donna Batterson
J. F. Larson
Women OF
MOO
Pio
Mrs. Earnest
Serman
Eden Mer
Olympia
Harry Haminton
Harold de Vries
Circle I
Bessie Wead
R. J. Dawson
J. M. Lloyd
Ella Gordon
Ivan Rehmel
Moses
Elsie Coward
Laura Darbyshire
Mirs
Frank Crone
Ucranej
Rebekahs
Rebekah Lodge
Ivan West
Noble Grand
Edna Gardner
Wayne
State Farm Ute Insurance Company
Home Office
Bloomington
Iinois
Mission Society
Chester
H & R Block
U. S
Jeanne Chapman
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