Halcyon notes two groups hold Valentine social at YMCA
Blue Birds and Camp Fire Girls of Washington Council hosted a Father Daughter Box Social on Thursday February 14 in the YMCA community room with about 160 attendees. The event featured music, readings, and Valentine themed table decor as leaders promote Birthday Week March 17 23 and poster projects due March 9.
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Blue Birds
Valentine Box
Y Community Room
Washington Council of Camp Fire Girls
YMCA
Merritt Canady
Denise
Diane Smith
West Chester
Vicki Smith
Camp Fire Girls Council
Camp Fire Rooms
Leaders Association
A.L. Griffith
Fuiay
Lester Duke
Grinnell
Okidiapi
Stewart School
Keith ‘Williams
Wayne Brock
Morrison Directory Listing for George F. Morrison
Professional directory entry for George F Morrison affiliated with Ford Morrison law firms. Includes phone number OL 3 2802 213 South Marion Avenue. Placeholder text indicates multiple surnames Morrison Gif Morrison Ira Morrison-Lawyers.
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George F. Morrison
Ford ‘Morrison
Ira Morrison
Marion Ave
Neighbors Honor Families at Dinner in Wellston
A Wellston pot luck at Grace Hill Community Building honored Clifford Corpman and family as they move to a farm near Ainsworth, and welcomed newcomers Charles Brinning and Loretta. Attendees included Harry Hamilton Omar Crawford Dean Luers Carl Harbison Keith McClelland David Brinning Larry Robert Miksch Paul Kendall Noah Farrier Junior Jaspering Homer Mayer Laverne Selman Magnus Admiling.
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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 Selman
Airs
Magnus
Cedar Clippers 4-H Meeting Highlights Activities
The Cedar Clippers 4-H club met with 12 members one leader and a guest. Talks covered Energy and Calories in Daily Food by Susan Knupp Snack Survey by Angela Tin nes White Sauce by Pam Norman and Do Dishes by Myrna Cave. A Yeast Experiment demonstration was given by Nancy Redlinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Coppers 411 Club
Nancy Redlinger
Susan Knupp
Angela Tinnes
Pam Norman
Myrna Cave
Pam Nor
You Can Help Keep Communism Out Balance
An exhortation urges Americans to join the fight against communism by focusing on Eastern Europe where 80 million people resist Soviet domination and Russian divisions are concentrated, portraying a geopolitical campaign against Red influence.
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Europe
Radio Free Europe
Trinity Ladies Aid Meets in Tanner Home
The Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid gathered at Mrs. Ro J Tanner's home with 15 members. Pastor Bertke spoke on Our Witness to America while Gold Bond stamps and Betty Crocker coupons were collected for Bethesda Lutheran Home. New members Mrs Ed Childs Mrs Roy Hodges and Mrs Jim Wilson were welcomed.
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Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
Ro J. ‘Tanner
Les Grim
America
Bertke
Bethesda
Watertown
Wis
Betty Crocker
Arthur Dinkheller
Ed Childs
Roy Hodges
Jim Wilson
Club Activities and Meetings Across Local Womens Groups
Seven Rebekah Club members met at 100 Hall with Mrs. Moriarty presiding and new books planned for out of town members. Bingo prizes were awarded and a pot luck is set for March 14 at 6 pm. Friendship Club hosted by Mrs. Reed with Ruth Gideon in charge, heart fund collection of 8.50. Eastern Stars at the Temple featured Sweethearts of the Washington Chapter. Circle XI and WSCS hosted origination programs with prayers and refreshments. Wives group met at Y for knitting, bridge, and packing eyeglasses. copper sheeting planned. Moose Women met with plans for hospital visit and beef stew fundraiser. joint meeting with Loyal Order next week. formal enrollment planned. A surprise hospital coffee closed the evening.
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Rebekah Club
W.P. Moriarty
Harold Brock
Oral Mayo
Dora Wagner
Moriarty
Ed Reed
Friendship Club
Ruth Gideon
Heart Fund
Gary Windus
Reed
Joe Bauer
Order of Eastern Stars
Temple
Washington
Valentine
Circle XI
Donna Batterson
WSCS
Kelly Sch
Origin of the Rainbow
Laokohl
Richard Higgins
J. F. Larson
Verne Knecht
Delbert Soper
Tom McSpadden
Earl Rae
Max Sellers
Leroy Gunnarson
Bob Gillesby
Norman Jensen
Agmven
Women of the Moose
Joe Bennett
Robert Dunbar
Mt. Pleasant
Veterans Hospital
Bill McDole
Mooseheart Committee
Moose Home
Loyal Order
Liquor by the Drink Topic at Methodist WSCS Meeting
Mrs C Phil Weldin led the WSCS general meeting at the Methodist Church with a program on Liquor by the Drink. She shared material from visits to senators, representatives, and county officials, while others spoke on the World Federation of Methodist Women and World Day of Prayer.
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WSCS
C. Phil Weldin
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
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 begins at noon and ends by 1 PM so attendees may return to work. Mrs Nels Westermark and Mrs Gilbert Mills lead the committee. Reservations urged but not required. All working women in the city are invited.
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Bio Barone Lumaga
Italy
YWCA
Nels Westermark
Gilbert Mills
Mrs Earnest Hosts Pleasant Hill Unit Meeting
Mrs Earnest hosted the Pleasant Hill CWF unit with eight members and six husbands at a noon potluck. Afternoon program on Okinawa was presented by Mrs Darling, scripture read by Mrs Chalupa, and a brief business meeting followed with a closing prayer led by Mrs Caldwell.
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Jake Arnest
Pleasant Hill -Cwf
Frank Scranton
Roger Chalupa
Okinawa
Dale Darbyshire
Eugene Chalupa
Howard Caldwell
Washington Names in Medical and Family Announcements
Yesterday and today multiple residents of Washington and nearby areas received notices. Mrs. Richard Skip ton and Mrs. Effie Schmitt are listed in medical notices. A new baby is reported for Mr. and Mrs. David intz in Washington. Several individuals are noted as dismissed or moving, including Miss Helen Levis and Mrs. Ralph Kelsey. Additional names include Mrs. Joy Bender Kalona Irene Whitham Mrs. John Jarvis Mrs. Johanna Peterson and others, with Clarence Weber and Brian Tarrard also mentioned.
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David Intz
Washington
Helen Levis
Ralph Kelsey
Washngton
Joy Bender
Kalona
Irene Whitham
John Jarvis
Johanna Peterson
Ro and Underwood
Harry Chamberlin
Brian Tarrard
Clarence Weber
Keota
First Presbyterian UPW Continues Study Circle I and II
The First Presbyterian United Presbyterian Women follow the study book One People of God and reviewed God Chooses a People. Circle I hosted 20 members at 1 3 o clock dessert with Mrs. Bessie Wead assisting and Mrs. R J Dawson in charge. Devotions and Year Book of Prayer by Mrs. J M Lloyd. Miss Ella Gordon led the lesson. Mrs. Ivan Rehmel read The Burial of Moses. Circle I members later met with Mrs. Dean Cox. devotions led by Mrs. Harry Turner. program by Mrs. Robert Moss and group discussion. Circle II met with Mrs. John Lemmon. devotions and calendar by Mrs. Harold Johnson. World Day of Prayer March 1 noted. March pit flower duties assigned to rele III. sewing for the hospital continued as a circle project.
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Nans
Circle III
U.S. Smith
First Presbyterian United Presbyterian
Cire
Harold de Vries
Circle I
Bessie Wead
R. J. Dawson
J. M. Lloyd
Ella Gordon
Eader
Ivan Rehmel
Moses
Elsie Coward
Laura Darbyshire
Dean Cox
William Petratt
Harry Turner
Robert Moss
B. C. Briley
Walter Anderson
Frank Crone
John Lemmon
Verton Witting
Harold Johnson
Mervin Grosscup
Rele III
Social Calendar list of meetings and events in West Chester
The notice lists weekly society events across Monday to Wednesday including Rainbow Girls Drama at Masonic Temple, Baptist Bible class potluck, Golden Age Club, YWCA lunch, Handcraft, VEW Auxiliary, West Chester Past Chiefs, Luncheon at Captain Table, Presbyterian circles, Booster Club, Rosemary Club, Employed Women's Luncheon, Snowball Club cooperative dinner, Public Affairs, Sip and Sew, and St. Rita Circle with dates and hosts. Reservations by Saturday with local organizers.
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Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Bernice Wilcke
Baptist Friendly Bible
Golden Age Club
YWCA
J.B. Walker
West Chester
Ray Hough
CC. Wilson
Walter Jungbluth
First Presbyterian
UPW
Robert Garrett
Circle V
Donald Beye
19Th Century Club
McCreedy
Bert Hahn
Rosemary Club
John Cherry
Pio Barone Lumaga
Ray Whisler
R. H. McCleery
George Sojka
St. Rita
WRC
Farm Bureau
Local Civilian News From Veterans Hospital Iowa City
James Batterson is a patient at Veterans Hospital Iowa City East Floor. Mr and Mrs Ralph Chorpening celebrate 43rd anniversary on Sunday February 17 with no events planned. Harry Hamilton is a patient at 3 East Ward 15 for observation. Briley receives congratulations on her 83rd birthday. Mr and Mrs Dave Livingston leave for a speaking engagement in Renwick then drive to Minnesota returning late next week. Will Sheetz home from University Hospitals Town City after heart surgery ten days ago and mobile. Mr and Mrs John Linnenkamp observe their bird wedding anniversary today. They are confined by winter illness. Mrs Linnenkamp will be 85 on March 2.
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Blue Bird
First Presbyterian Church
St. James School
Ralph Chorpening
Harry Hamilton
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Dave Livingston
Mr. Livingston
Renwick
Minnesota
Will Sheetz
University Hospitals
Town City
Mir
John Linnen
North Avenue D
Linnenkamp
VEW Junior Unit gathers for Easter Seals mailings and hours
Seven members attended the VFW Junior Unit meeting at the VFW Hall. With no crafts assignment, the girls prepared Easter Seals for mailing and were asked to record community service hours for the next meeting on March 1. Barbara Reed served treats.
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VEW
VFW
Barbara Reed
Valentine Club Night and Birthday Recitals
Airs. Bill Nordyke hosted the Jolly Nine Club for a Valentine’s Day evening with birthday celebrations for Mrs. Pauline Hite Mrs. Emma Murray Mrs. Maynard Goff and Mrs. Walt er Lance. Cathy Nordyke assisted with refreshments as a film titled Treasures In Heaven was shown. Dr. Charles Martin is slated as a guest.
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Bill Nordyke
Jolly Nine Club
Valentine
Mission Society Meets at Chester in February gathering
WEST CHESTER February 12 eight members of the Federated Mission Society met with Mrs. Charles Ralston who led the meeting and devotions. Reports highlighted Korea needs with a doctor and nurse shortage, plus a study book titled One People of God. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Max Waterhouse and friends from Collinsville and Hannibal as local social events filled the afternoon.
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West Chester
Federated Mission Society
Charles Ralston
Ralston
Melvin Booth
Korea
Nelson Woodford
David Bauer
Keith Statler
Cloyce 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
Federated Church
Khrushchev plays host as differences with China linger
In Moscow premier Khrushchev mingled at a Laotian reception for King Savang Vatthana, claiming that capitalism will die with China. He boasted of Communist triumphs and pledged future cooperation, while acknowledging unresolved ideological rifts with Beijing. He joked and smiled as Pan Tsulu seemed overwhelmed by the embrace. When asked about Mao Zedong talks, Khrushchev warned he might be pulled away if he stayed.
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Moscow
UPS
Nikita
Khrushchev
Peking
China
Savang Vatthana
Loos
Pan
Mao Tze-tung
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