Local social notices and holiday guest reports
Local readers note holiday travels and visits among families including Bales Matson De France Radjenovich and Holders with trips to Minneapolis Detroit Lakes Oak Park Ninnekah and Cedar Rapids. Community clubs list upcoming meetings at Fairgrounds Temple Halcyon House and Masonic venues with schedules for OES Rainbow and YWCA activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Bales
William Matson
Karen Eagle
Minneapolis
H.R. de France
Amily
Max.Bales
Family Matson
Golden Age Club
WCA
Halcyon House
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Rainbow Board
Ywca Council
Ywca Dav
Farm Bureau
4 H Club Activities at Year End Meeting
The Jackson Jills held their final meeting of the year with a business session electing Virginia Marek as treasurer. A skating party was planned and Kathy Horn spoke on what makes a good 4H Club. Games and a gift exchange followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Jills
Jean Sojka
Virginia Marek
Kathy Horn
Evening Journal Local Business and Advertising Notes
The item lists staff roles from the Evening Journal including Vice President Advertising Director, production superintendent, and staff changes. It notes subscriptions and rates for rural and city readers, with prices per month and weekly carrier charges in Washington areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vening Journal
Wrankin Davin Elton William Shannon
Sharien ‘Morris
Bruce ‘Cowden
Aiter Howard
Christman
Tech
Ae Geoint Clas
Fice
Washington
United Press
Wire
Toland Daily
Augie Hureau
Washingtom
Wanh
Club Oyster Supper Brings Members, Families Together
Club Activities notes recount oyster supper with Ed Peiffers. Thirteen families and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Crane attended. A valentine exchange will occur at next meeting with Mrs. Ivan Niffenegger. Linger Longer Club hosted eight members and four children with Mrs. Charles Phelps in Brighton. A planned supper at Franklin Center, Friday Feb 1 at 6 30 p.m. invites former members and families. each brings dish to pass and own table service. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ime White Way Club
Ed Peiffers
Floyd Crane
Ivan Niffenegger
Linger Longer Club
Charles Phelps
Brighton
Walter Westen
Franklin Center
Priday
Mrs. Lester Orr to discuss antiques for Y-Wives
Mrs. Lester Orr will speak on antiques for the Y-Wives dessert luncheon next Tuesday in the community room. Attendees may bring a small antique for display. dessert at 1 30 p.m. precedes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Orr
Y-Wives
Dash of Nutmeg on Baked Squash Pleases Winter Veg
Mary Macomber invites the reader to add nutmeg to baked or mashed squash as a tasty winter vegetable option. The piece extols squash as a nutrient rich source of carotene vitamin A, suggesting deep green or yellow vegetables for weekly servings and urging readers to include such vegetables, with a note to try a pinch of nutmeg in squash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Macomber
Iowa
Engagement of Miss Wieland to Geo Everhart announced
The engagement of Miss Jean Wieland of Davenport and Geo L. Everhart of Rock Island is announced by the bride-elect’s parents, with a Feb. 16 wedding planned at St Mary’s Church in Lone Tree. The bride studied at Iowa State College and Parsons College and teaches in Davenport. the groom works for International Harvester in Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Wieland
Davenport
Geo L. Everhart
Rock Island
George W. Everhart
East Pleasant Plain
Everhart
Noah Wieland
Lone Tree
St. Mary's Church
State College of Iowa
Parsons College
Davienport
Ever + hart
International Harvester
Russians Protest Evangelical Believers Storm Embassy Gates
Soviet police moved a group of peasants and guards into the embassy lunch room after they forced access to the compound. Foreign Ministry officials arrived with a bus and plainclothes men, and after hours the group left for a hotel near the station. The evangelicals feared arrest and loss of children after January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Foreign Ministry
Moscow
Local Club Meetings Feature Quilts and Card Games
Mrs Wes Ramsey hosted Shiloh Sunshine Sisters with eight members sharing topics while planning a future shower for Mary Elizabeth Schantz. Refreshments were served by hostess Mrs Clyde Thompson who will host next meeting on Feb 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Ramsey
Shiloh Sunshine Sisters
Mary Elizabeth Schantz
Clyde Thompson
Thompson
Dear Abby Advice From a Small Town Reader
A Canyon City reader questions public shower notices and a new trend of private events listed in store windows. The column responds that a free for all seems implied but not exactly free, with opinions on privacy and social custom.
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Abby
Canyon City
Canyon Cry
Remembering days to gain wisdom and account to God
The quote urges mindful living and redeeming time, teaching that all must answer to God for their deeds. It emphasizes applying hearts to wisdom as days pass and time becomes precious.
Actor Jack Carson Dies of Liver Cancer at 52
Encino California UPI reports actor Jack Carson died at 52 from liver cancer after concealing his illness. He collapsed on stage in Newark in 1953, later appeared on Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color, and had a career in over 40 films and radio. He died with wife Sandra and brother Robert at his bedside. His agent Frank Stempel noted Carson kept his illness private.
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Encino
Calif
UPI
Jack Carson
Carson
Hollywood
Dick Powell
Charles Laughton
Thomas Mitchell
Sandra
Robert
Frank Stempel
Jack
Newark
N.J
Hercules
Dave Willock
Paul Kendalls Holiday Guests Extend Christmas Visit
WELLSTON Dec 28 Guests in the Paul Kendall home over Christmas included James Kendall Everette Kendall of Milton North Dakota James Thompson of Grammer Indiana and William Throyer and girls of Columbus Indiana who arrived Saturday or Sunday. The James Kendall family stayed longer visiting Indiana friends before returning home. Others visiting or dining with locals included the Ahmling family the Corpmans the Brinnings and Neff families and Ted Mayer and relatives. The note ends with plans for travel to Cedar Rapids to catch the train home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Paul Kendall
James Kendall
Everette Kendall
Milton
North Dakota
James Thompson
Grammer
Indiana
William Throyer
Columbus
Thompson and Throyer
Magnus Ahmling
Erly McClelland
Mayers
Ted Mayer
Littleton
Colorado
Longshoremen in Charleston Defy Union Orders
Longshoremen at Charleston harbor unloaded two ships despite union instructions, part of the Maine to Texas dock strike. ILA Local 1422 members moved three million pounds of Irish seed potatoes and bananas, prompting an ILA exodus from the union. Officials planned talks with shippers as authorities eyed the ongoing disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPS
Charleston
S.C
International Longshoremen's Association Local 1422
ILA
William Bradley
Thomas Burke
South Carolina
Willard Wirtz
Galveston
Tex
John Barfield
Texas Forwarding Co
Plan Formation of College at Denison
A group of Crawford County citizens filed incorporation papers to form a new four year private liberal arts college at Denison. The corporation named Western College Incorporated is the first non profit to be formed in the state this year. The spokesman said the college will open Sept. 24 with funding to be completed by year end 1964. Construction will start when funds are assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Crawford County
Secretary of State
Denison
Midwestern College Incorporated
Group of 24 Incorporators
Fort Dodge Trucker Wins December Driver of the Month
Raymond Cessford, 45, of Fort Dodge, named December driver of the month by the Iowa Motor Truck Association for helping at an accident scene and aiding a governor's citation. He has 900000 miles in 12 years with Pacifi Intermountain Express, seven years with PIE, and was praised by Gov. Norman A. Erbe in 1982 for his aid near Kiron.
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Des Moines
UPI
The
Iowa Motor Truck Association
Raymond — Cessford
Fort Dodge
Cessford
Pacifi Intermountain Express
PIE
Norman A. Erbe
Kiron
Crawfordsville New Year Dinner Guests Attend Rees Home
Local residents Mrs. Robert Roberts of Washington and Mr. Evan M. Rees with Hugh Jones of Crawfordsville visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Rees in Crawfordsville for New Year's Day dinner, joining family and friends in celebrating the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Ferrell
Marlene
Wayne Tait
Angela
Lori Steele
Farl Ferrell
Milton Schnicker
Clifford Tait
Mike
Robert Steele
West Des Moines
Milton Smith
Lana
Cedar Rapids
George
Robert Roberts
Washington
Evan M. Rees
Columbus Junction
Hugh Jones
Crawfordsville
Edward J. Rees
On The Record Hospital Highlights
Yesterday and today, hospital notes include Homer Jarrard Washington and Charles Zie glowsky in medical, Mrs Mayme Livingston Washington also listed. Also Delbert Campbell Columbus Junction, and urban Berg Wellman with a daughter born yesterday. Mrs Waldo Fisher and son Kalona echoed in yesterday’s records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Jarrard Washington
Charles Zieglowsky
Washington
Mayme Livingston
Delbert Campbell
Columbus Junction
Urban Berg
Wellman
Waldo Fisher
Kalona
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Dave Livingston
Oak Park, Ill
Mrs
H.C. Pick
Himer McFadden
Ninnekah
Okla
Martha Ann
Max Holder
Asta
Irs
George Waldron
Major A. W. Nicola
U of Pittsburgh
Spices
United Force
Major Nicola
M.J. Nedlinger
Rochelle
William Berg
Sheryl
Mark
Matt
Janice ‘Ann
Tom Cannon
Nebraska
Temple
Rebeka Lodge
Hal
VFW
Marion Ave
UPW
White Way Club
Lingelon
West Side Square
Pastry Shop
Ening Journal
Ston
Faith Maver
Rose
Wolf's Flower Shop
Joe W. Etzen
Milford
Millie
Fred L. Robinson
Bernice Robinson
Newton Robinson
Ottumwa Beauty Academy
Janice Salon of Beauty
Cedar Falls
George Everhart
Russia
Don Kiesey
Marshall Minick Furniture
Tom Duncan
Shiloh
Sunshine Sisters
R. Mayo
Charles Schiebel
Mabel Bain
Low
Maye Sorell
Louise Reaney
Rosemary
George Horn
Rosemary Club
Lloyd Marek
Tom Walker
Don Brown
Browns
Keith Horn
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
S. S
Christian Supplies
Paul Kendalls
G. H. Mayer
Carolina
Olympia
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