Employed Women Hear Pio Barone Lumaga
Employed Women attended a Wednesday noon YWCA luncheon to hear Napolitan exchange student Pio Barone Lumaga speak on Italy, its people, and ideals. He urged support for the American Field Service, encouraging engagement with students and praise for the program.
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Ine
Pio Barone Lumaga
Naples
Italy
YWCA
Pio
Gener
Emma Barnett
Gilbert Mills
Nels Westermark
Walter Doak
TV Highlights Friday Television Highlights
United Press lists a one hour life and times special on an entertainer with films and stills from early years Hollywood era Paris home and coast to coast tour culminating in his 74th birthday party hosted by Don Ameche on NBC 7 30 p m CST Other shows include Rawhide Route 65 Tin Dickens He’s Fenster and Jack Paar with Peter Ustinov Florence Henderson and Shelley Berman CBS ABC and NBC airings with color telecasts and a Hitchcock feature Black Curtain in prime time
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Hollywood
Paris
Showtime
NBC
Europe
Don Ameche
Rawhide
CBS
Route 65
Tod
Tin Dickens
Fenster
ABC
Charlie
Arch
Jack Paar
Peter Ustinov
Shelley Berman
Florence Henderson
Alfred Hitchcock
Black Curtain
Richard’ Basehart
Lola Albright
Local Students Named to Academic and Professional Honors
Michael Gilpin of Washington earns Omicron membership at Parsons College Fairfield. Beverly Tucker of Washington becomes charter member of Lotas Sigma Pi chemistry honor society at Purdue. Fred Pfaff of Washington and Joe Demeter of Columbus Junction to attend ISU seminars with 36 engineers from 29 towns. Jerry Lee Mitchell of Crawfordsville enrolls in February term at American Institute of Business Des Moines for junior accounting and automation courses.
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Gilpin
Michael Gilpin
Washington
Omicron
Parsons College
Fairfield
Tucker
Beverly 5
Purdue University
Lota Sigma Pi
Linda Phares Engaged To Donald Snodgrass
Linda Phares daughter of Mr and Mrs Marion Phares of Iowa City is engaged to Donald Snodgrass son of Mr and Mrs Marion Snodgrass of Washington. The couple plans a late spring wedding. Miss Phares attended Iowa City High School and works at Key Nursing Home. Her fiancé will graduate from the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy in June.
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Linda Phares
Donald Snodgrass
Marion Phares
Iowa City
Marion Snodgrass
Washington
Miss Phares
Iowa City High School
Key Nursing Home
University of
Muss
Colleen Guinn
South India
Assembly of God
Farm Bureau
Charles Tipton
Miss Suvin
India
North Central Bible College
Minneapolis
St. Joseph Hosal School of Nursing
Ottumwa
Social Calendar Notices for Evening Events and Meetings
Notices list St Anthony and St James circles events at 8 p.m., Legion Hall dances, PEO and club meetings, community dinners, book reviews, and square dancing. Includes details on locations such as West Chester Home Arts Club, Iroll Hall, Captain's Table, Masonic Lodge, and Baptist groups, with times, hosts, and potluck notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony Circle
Leo Vittetoe
St James Circle
Toe Barni
Legion Hall
Ralph Martin Peo
Lloyd Latta
Lester Orr
Sylvia Wilson
West Chester
St Marys Circle and Booster Club Activity Report
Nineteen members of St Marys Circle met with Mrs Bill Hennigan for prayers reports and prizes. Prizes went to Mrs Gordon Secrest Mrs Blum and Mrs Lyle Schilty. Booster Club met at Mrs Bert Haun with ten members voting a Heart Fund donation and officers to be elected in March. Snowball Social Club hosted noon cooperative dinner with Mr and Mrs Raymond Whisker and guests Mr and Mrs John Krotz. Linda Campbell spoke of Norway trip with the American Field Service. Household hint roll call fines collected.
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St. Mary's Circle
Blum
Bill Wossen
Adolph Shalla
Leo Sueppel
John Stauffer
John Holford
John Butler
Bert Hahn
Dale Lance
Heart Fund
Mike Wheelan
Lloyd Duensing
Raymond Whisker
Richard Knapp
John Krotz
Earl Booth
Linda Campbell
Norway
American Field Service
Service BEAN carry Bean SG 26816041 2nd Enlisted Tng Regt
The record notes Bean SG 26816041 2nd Engineer, 1st Training Regiment at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri with documented service details.
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Carry Bean
Tng
Eng
Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo
On The Record despitel- Admitted Yesterday
Lewis Lockard of Aloa, medical within today with Mr. and Mrs. William Starr of Coppock noting a daughter. Dismissed today: Miss Eileen Jeffrey of Washington and Mrs. Kenneth Bauer and her son, Washington.
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Lewis Lockard
Aloosa
William Starr
Coppock
Eileen Jeffrey
Washington
Kenneth Bauer Ad
Engagement announced for Janet Brack and Richard Kron
Miss Janet Brack of Cedar Rapids and Richard L Kron son of Mr and Mrs Robert Kron Riverside Route 1 announce their engagement. Mrs Leonard Brack Route 1 Oxford is the bride to be’s parent. Janet is a graduate of Oxford Community School and works at Cedar Rapids Engineering. Richard graduated in 1959 from Washington High and farms. An August wedding is planned.
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Janet Brack
Cedar Rapds
Richard L. Kron
Robert Kron
Route 1
Riverside
Leonard Brack
Oxford
Oxford Community School
Cedar Rapids Engineering Company
Washington High School
Just Us Club Meeting and Remarks
Mrs. George Birney hosted the Just Us Club with thirteen members, including greetings from Mrs. Val Fuhr and a reading of Washingtons Rules of Conduct. Birthday gifts, a long-absent member, and a prayer marked the gathering before games and social time. Next meeting will feature Mrs. L F Harding and Mrs. Join Dodd.
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George Birney
Just Us Club
Val Fuhr
Ralph Robertson
Washington
Ralph Hesseltine
D. C. Butler
George Jerrard
W. B. Edwards
Walter Fern Visits Indianapolis Brother Paul and Local Hosts
Walter Fern of Indianapolis visits for a couple of days with his brother Paul. Mr and Mrs William Boshart host Mace Motor Company employees at a Captain's Table dinner Wednesday evening with thirty one attendees. Elite guests and families from Spurgeon Store dine with manager Harold Johnson. Emmett Hayes undergoes major surgery again and remains in Mercy Hospital room 331 receiving care. Mr and Mrs John Hedberg have returned from a trip to Washington DC and Florida.
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Walter Fern
Indianapolis
Indiana
Brother
Paul
William Boshart
Mace Motor Company
Spurgeon Store
Harold Johnson
Emmett Hayes
Mercy Hospital
Town City
VFW Auxiliary plans joint dinner and program
VFW Auxiliary led by Mrs Delbert Earl met Tuesday at the hall. Plans for a joint VEW Post and Auxiliary dinner and program next Tuesday February 26 at the hall were announced with meatloaf and coffee provided. E Morris from Sunnyside Camp for Handicapped Children near Des Moines will speak and show slides.
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VFW
Delbert Earl
E Morris
Sunnyside
Des Moines
Dave McGaffey
VEW Cancer Fund
Earll
Glenn Widmer
Cac Kelley
Helen Hesseltine
Geo Miller
Margaret Payne
Claims Medical Plan Still Misrepresented
CHICAGO (UPS) the president elect of the American Medical Association accused the Kennedy administration of misrepresenting its aged care proposal. Dr Edward R Annis said the plan would pay only part of hospitalization and none of medical care. Welfare Secretary Celebrezze told Congress taxes would be held in reserve until age 55, then all care would be paid. Annis warned actuaries said 20 years after adoption benefits would exceed tax income, risking bankruptcy, reduced benefits, or new taxes.
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Chicag
UPS
American Media Association
Kennedy
Edward R. Annis
I. Pla
Canis
Anthony Celebrezze
Celeorezze
Congress
Annis
Moving billboard ban under study by Iowa House panel
Iowa Attorney General Evan Hultman said a future bill banning billboards on interstates would be constitutional but questioned tearing down existing signs. He noted due process concerns and reserved opinion on future area restrictions. The measure could qualify for extra federal funds if enacted.
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YES Movies
UPL
Evan Hultman
Multman
House Noads and Highways Committee
Hultman
Harold Fischer
R - Wellsburg
Waltman
Iowa
Utilities Control Bill Is Approved by Iowa Senate
Des Moines reports that Attorney General Evan Hultman said the public utilities bill, which would exempt rural electric cooperatives from rate control while subjecting them to service regulations, is constitutional. Senator Harold Fischer questioned uniformity, noting urban and rural rate protections would differ. Hultman argued court tests of uniformity permit reasonable classifications. The measure passed the Senate and awaits House action.
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Des Moines
UPI
Evan L.hulm
Harold Fischer
R - Wells
Fischer
Hultman
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Towa Sen
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AML
Don Roberts
Temple Music
Everetts Music
E. D. Morrison Jr
Red Arts
Kenneth Peters
Baptist Christian Builders
Snowbal Club
Black and Wun London
Reginald Bevins
House of Commons
Acts Bevins
Brit
Robert B. Ellis
University of Mississippi
Custer Sales & Service
S. Marion
Olympia
John Hedberg
Washington D.C
Florida
Hoover
Evening Journal
Washington, Town
Wolf's
Blondie
By Chio Young
Pierre
Kalonial Town House
Kalona, Iowa
Nancy
Ernie Bushm
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