Employed Women Hear Naples Student Pio Barone Lumaga
The Employed Women club heard Napels Italy exchange student Pio Barone Lumaga speak at the YWCA luncheon. He discussed Italy and its people, urged support for the American Field Service, and encouraged personal connections with students in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pio Barone Lumaga
Naples
Italy
YWCA
Pio
Emma Barnett
Gilbert Mills
Nels Westermark
Walter Doak
Evening TV Schedule Highlights Maurice Chevalier Show
NBC presents a one hour special on Maurice Chevalier with films and photos from career phases and his coast to coast tour, plus a 74th birthday party at 7 30 p m CST. Don Ameche hosts ice and circus acts taped in Europe, 6 30 p m CST. CBS airs Rawhide incident at Gallows Tree with a drover accused of murder at 6 30 p m CST. Route 65 and a King Tod scene, T m Dickens, and a Persian restaurant birthday party sequence headline Exotic rituals. Jack Paar at 8 p m CST features Peter Ustinov, Shelley Berman and Florence Henderson in color. Alfred Hitchcock presents Black Curtain at 9 p m CST.
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Maurice Chevalier
NBC
Hollywood
Paris
Showtime
Europe
Don Ameche
Rawhide
CBS
Hall
Tod
Dickens
Jack Paar
Peter Ustinov
Shelley Berman
Florence Henderson
Alfred Hitchcock
Black Curtain
Richard Basehart
Lola Albright
College honors and enrollment notes across Iowa and Fairfield
Michael Gilpin of Washington joins Omicron at Parsons College Fairfield Tucker of Washington becomes charter member of Lota Sigma Pi Pur due University women’s honorary Pfaff of Washington and Joe Demeter of Columbus Junction on list of 36 ISU engineers to attend management seminars Jerry Lee Mitchell of Crawfordsville enrolls for February term at American Institute of Business Des Moines son of Mr and Mrs Max Mitchell will study accounting and automation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gupin
Michael Gilpin
Washington
Omicron
Parsons College
Fairfield
Tucker
Vereriye, Tucker of
Purdue University
Lota Sigma Pi
Jerry Lee Mitchell
Crawfordsville
American Institute of Business
Des Moines
Max Mitchell
ALB
Linda Phares Engaged To Donald Snodgrass
Linda Phares daughter of Mr and Mrs Marion Phares of Town City and Donald Snodgrass son of Mr and Mrs Marion Snodgrass of Washington plan a late spring wedding Miss Phares attended Iowa City High School and works at Lindley Nursing Home. She will graduate from Town College of Pharmacy in June.
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Linda Phares
Donald Snodgrass
Marion Phares
Towa City
Marion Snodgrass
Washington
Miss Mares
Iowa City High School
Lindley Nursing Home
Cite of Town College of Pharmacy
Janet Brack
Cedar Rapids
Richard L. Kron
Robert Kron
Route 1
Riverside
Leonard Brack
Oxford
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Notices
Community events list multiple clubs and meetings at various venues. Highlights include St Anthony Circle 8 p.m. at St James. Joe Barnes Shirts and Skirts Beginners Class 9:50 p.m.. Double Deck Club 7:30 p.m.. PEO 8 p.m.. Thirty-Niners 1 p.m.. West Chester Home Arts Club. DAR annual George Washington dinner 6:30 p.m. at Captain's Table. Washington Masonic Lodge 6:30 p.m. potluck. Christian CWE 7:30 p.m.. Baptist Women Mission Society 7:30 p.m.. IOOF Hall potluck. Saturday Shirts and Skirts 8:30-11:20 p.m.. White Shrine 6:30 p.m.. Everetts Music Store 8 p.m. Bring chairs and dishes to pass. various church and community gatherings listed.
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St. Anthony Circle
Leo Villetoe
St. James Ci
Joe Barnes
Legion Hall Double Deck Club
Ralph Martin Peo
Lloyd Lattale
Lester Orr
Sylvia Wilson
West Chester
Christian Cwe
Church Fellowship
Teall Baptist Women’s Pission Society
Noble Grand Circle
Ioof Hall
White Shrine Bridge
Everetts Music Store
E. D. Morrison Jr
Kenneth Peters
Christian Builders
Club Activities and Booster Club Minutes Report
St Mary club members met Wednesday with Mrs Bill Hennigan. After a prayer, officers led the meeting and a financial report was given with a February carnival recap. Prizes went to Mrs Gordon Secrest, Mrs Blum, and Mrs Lyle Schilty. Greene won the door prize. Next meeting with Mrs John Butler on March 21. Booster Club met at Mrs Bert Hatin home. Heart Fund donation approved. March officers set for Mike Wheelan residence. Snowball Social Club guests attended cooperative dinner with Mr and Mrs Raymond Whisker. Mr and Mrs Richard Knupp welcomed. members shared good deeds in roll call. Linda Campbell spoke about Norway trip with American Field Service. February two-cent fine noted for household hint omission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary Rere
Bill Hennigan
John Blum
Bill Steele
Ivan Greene
Banco
Gordon Secrest
Blum
Lyle Schilty
Greene
Nnigan
Bill Yossen
Adolph Shalla
Leo Sueppel
John Stauffer
John Holford
John Butler
Bert Hatin
Dale Lance
Heart Fund
Mike Wheelan
Lloyd Duensing
Smne Sammes
Raymond Whisker
Richard Knupp
John Krotz
Earl Booth
Linda Campbell
Norway
American Field Service
In The Service BEAN rry Bean NG 2es16041 Co. D
Army unit note from Fort Leonard Wood Missouri lists service member with unit details and regiment in a terse archival record. The fragment mentions 2nd Battalion 1st Theg Regiment Engineers and likely a training or assignment note.
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Bean
Thg
Eng
Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo
Births and Admitted At The Record Hospital Today
Births announce a daughter born to Mr and Mrs William Starr Coppock yesterday. A newborn is admitted today as Lewis Lockard at Os born in Washington state. Mrs Kenneth Bauer and a son in Washington are noted among recent admissions and births in this local record.
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Lewis Lockard
William Starr
Coppock
Xaloosa
Med
Eileen Jeffrey Nashington
Kenneth Bauer
Washington
S CLUB A Fun Night With the Just Us Club
S Club president Mrs Ralph Robertson opened with Washingtons Rules of Conduct as thirteen members answered roll call. Gifts were exchanged, illness eased, and a Bing pencil game filled the evening before future entertainment by Mrs Harding and Mrs Dodd. Black and white London post office profit noted in UK telephone cost question. New University of Mississippi admission rules to tighten course requirements and passing grade set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Birney
Just Us Club
Val Fuhr
Ralph Robertson
Washington
Ralph Hesseltine
D. C. Butler
George Jarrard
W. B. Edwards
Black and White
London
UPI
Reginald Bevins
House of Commons
Bevins
Post Office
Britain
UPL
Resistar
Robert B. Ellis
University of Mis
Local Visitors and Dinner Gatherings Highlight Week
Walter Fern of Indianapolis visits with his brother Paul. Mace Motor Company employees dine at Captain's Table hosted by Mr and Mrs William Boshart. thirty one present. Spurgeon Store staff and families dine there hosted by manager and wife Harold and Mrs. Johnson. Emmett Hayes undergoes major surgery and rests in Mercy Hospital Iowa City, in room 331. The Meaverg family returns from a 17 day trip to New York Washington D C and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boshart
Mace Motor Company
Spurgeon Store
Harold Johnson
Emmett Hayes
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
VEW Auxiliary Plans Feb 26 Dinner and Program
VEW Auxiliary and Post meet at the hall with plans for a joint dinner and program Tuesday Feb 26. E Morris of Sunnyside will speak on handicapped children and show slides. public invited. $124.15 in aid reported. $50 to Cancer Fund. labels for seeing eye dogs encouraged. kitchen items purchased. safety campaign for children's bicycles urged.
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VEW
Delbert Earil
VFW
E Morris
Dave McGaffey
VFW Cancer Fund
Earll
Wonen
Children
Glenn Widmer
Cass Kelley
Helen Hesseltine
George Miller
Margaret Payne
Claims Medical Plan Still Misrepresented
Dr Edward R Annis of Miami says the Kennedy aged care plan misleads the public. He cites Celebrezze remarks that taxes would fund hospital and medical care after age 65 and argues actuaries predict benefit payments will exceed tax income within 20 years unless taxes rise or benefits are cut. He warns the program could head toward bankruptcy or require new taxes.
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Chicago
UPS
American Medical Association
Kennedy
Edward R. Annis
Miami
Fla
Annis
Anthony Celebrezze
Celebrezze
Congress
Debate Over Billboard Bill Prompts Legal Doubts
Iowa Attorney General Evan Hultman questioned a future billboard ban on interstate highways, suggesting it could deprive owners of property use without due process. The bill, under study, would allow federal funds if regulated and would permit only official signs for points of interest. Miss Colleen Guinn, missionary nurse to South India, speaks Thursday at the Farm Bureau building at 7:30 p.m., sharing slides and experiences from her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPL
Evan Hultman
Hultman
House Roads and Highways Committee
Harold Fischer
R - Wellsburg
Waltman
Iowa
Colleen Guinn
South India
Assembly of God
Farm Bureau
Charles Tipton
Miss Guinn
North Central Bible College
Minneapolis
St. Joseph Hospital School of Nursing
Ottumwa
Utilities Control Bill Is Approved by Iowa Senate
Atty Even L. Hultman ruled the public utilities control bill constitutional after passage by the Iowa Senate. Rep Harold Fischer questioned the exemption of rural electric cooperatives from rate control, arguing unequal protection. Hultman said uniformity measures rely on reasonable classifications and court past decisions. The bill awaits House action and would exempt rural cooperatives from rate control while subjecting them to service regions of the act.
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UPD
Senate
House
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