Seventy Attend UPW Meeting at Marion Avenue Church
Seventy members of the Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Woman attended the regular monthly association meeting Friday afternoon at the church. The program featured a Memorial service, worship and music, year book readings, and reports from committee chairs. New president Mrs Richard Stewart led business and committee skits followed by a flute solo and playlet.
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Marion Avenue
United Presbyterian Women
Montly Association
David Livingston
UPW
George Rudiger
K.J. Kleese
Robert McFarlane
Robert Brewer
Livingston
Francis McConnell
World Service Committee
George Kerr
Fellowship Committee
Rudiger
Robert Day
Elgin
Richard Stewart
Walter Kyle
UPW Executive Board Coffee Links Plans and Hosts
Mrs. Stewart entertained 18 UPW executive board members at a Thursday coffee. Discussions covered purchases for the women’s room, babysitters for meetings, and coordinators for circle reports. Gwyneth Jones presented a Youth Exchange program and photos from Ireland.
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Sum
Presbyterian Adult Fellowship
Cal Wolf
Richard Dare
Social Calendar Notes From Local Clubs and Meetings
Notices list upcoming meetings across Saddle Club Golden Age Club Rainbow Girls Rainbow Board YWCA Council Farm Bureau Nursing DAR and more. Events include lunches, desserts, sewing for hospital, and lectures at YWCA UV Farm Bureau building and churches with times from 1:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Public invited and refreshments provided.
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Fairgrounds
YWCA
Halcyon House
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Rainbow Board
Ywca Council
Ywca UV
Farm Bureau
Stewart Pta
Walter Messers
Willard Gray
Merry Makers Club
Clayton Bear
WSCS
Church Harmony Club
Richard Bordwell
Sunshine Community Club
Edward Zieglowsky
Marion Hobby Club
Derald Edwards
West Chester
Pythian Sisters
Athall
Crawfordsville
Ces
Citizens For Educational Freedom
Wests Return Home From Sugar Bowl Trip
Local News reports Mr. and Mrs. Floyd West returning to Washington after a holiday trip that included the Sugar Bowl game in New Orleans. The trip was an expense paid prize from the Life Insurance Co. of Kentucky.
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Floyd West
Washington
New Orleans
West
The
Life Insurance Co
Kentucky
Louisville
Janet Slagle Engaged To Marry Ralph Speas
The engagement of Janet Slagle to Ralph Speas is announced by their parents Henry Slagle of Wellman and the Slagle family noting Ralph Speas is son of Walter and Mrs Speas of Kalona. The bride elect, a 1960 Iowa Mennonite School graduate, works at University Hospitals in Iowa City. Speas, a 1959 Kalona High School graduate, works at Sharon Feed Inc. Their spring wedding is planned.
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Janet Slagle
Ralph Speas
Henry Slagle
Wellman
Speas
Walter Speas
Kalona
Iowa Mennonite School
University Hospitals
Towa City
Kalona High School
Sharon Feed Inc
Sharon Center
Halcyon House residents and staff changes noted
Halcyon notes show several visits by relatives and friends to residents. Mayme Squire resigns as superintendent to rest, Everette and E J. help move her to East Jefferson Street apartment. Joseph Rehfeldt of Esther Hall Des Moines assumes Halcyon House superintendent duties January 1, Beverly Eyestone Zwicki begins as a graduate nurse Wednesday morning.
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Mayme Squire
Everette
E. J
East Jefferson Street
Joseph Rehfeldt
Esther Hall
Des Moines
Halcyon House
Beverly Eyestone Zwicki
Winter Storm Heads Into Midwest Today
A winter storm with high winds snow and freezing rain moves into the Midwest from the Rocky Mountains. Snow warnings posted for Kansas Missouri and Nebraska with four inch totals possible and fog at Oklahoma City and Kansas City airports.
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United Press International
Midwest
Rocky Mountains
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Sidney
Neb
Colby
Kan
Plains States
Local Sterling Couple Wed. Foley and See Tie the Knot
Carol Anne Foley daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph R Foley Sterling Illinois marries Larry D See son of Mr and Mrs Clarence See Washington Indiana on Saturday December 29 in Sterling The groom serves at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis Indiana and will begin life together in Indiana or nearby.
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Carol Anne Foley
Joseph R. Foley
Sterling
Ill
Larry D. See
Clarence See
Washington
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Ind
Past Matrons Club Hosts Cooperative Dinner at Temple
Si a wen members and ten guests met for a cooperative dinner at the Temple. Mrs Roy Bauer led the business meeting and plans were set for the Feb 1 gathering with practice at five pm initiation at five thirty and dinner at six thirty. Afterward members attended the public installation of Blue Edge in the chapter room.
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Siawen
Roy Bauer
Finner
Camp Fire and Blue Bird Leaders to be Recognized
The annual meeting for Camp Fire and Blue Bird leaders is set for Jan 10 at 6 30 pm at Captain's Table with all leaders sponsors and board members invited A short board meeting will follow. Special recognition is given to Blue Bird and Camp Fire leaders in this week's column.
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Camp Fire
Blue Bird
Blue Birds
Lincoln
Busy Blue Birds
Paul Shearer
Carl Dallmeyer
Blue Bird Group
Mike Berns
Clarence Brown
Gifford Morrison
Bill Deaton
Cal’ Little
Marvin Glandon
Calvin Wolf
Eugene Chalupa
Tom Walker
Jowyn Davies
Henry Roland
Rowakaya
Merle Turnipseed
Roe Tharp
Phillip Yohe
Richard Bordwell
Yaro Chmelar
Stewart
Loving Blue
Adenauer Celebrates 87th Birthday In Bonn
Bonn reports Chancellor Konrad Adenauer marking his 87th birthday in good health with mass, 57 official delegations, an army parade, family gathering, and serenades. President Kennedy sent birthday wishes as Adenauer prepares to retire in the fall after 1949 to present era of leadership.
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Bonn
UPI
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Adenauer
Paul Adenauer
Elisabeth Road Hospital
Kennedy
Hospital admissions and births reported in Louisville
On The Record Hospital lists admissions for Claude Dickerson and Laura Lee Letts in Washington and births to Daniel Nisly and James Young in Riverside and to William Brooks in Wayland. Dismissals include Mrs. Olin Harris and son in Washington and Mrs. Steve Wolfer in Washington. Also note the Brooks Street Trolley Line inspiration for Fontaine Fox’s Toonerville Trolley in Louisville.
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Claude Dickerson
Washington
Laura Lee Letts
Daniel Nisly
Riverside
James Young
William Brooks
Wayland
Olin Harris
Steve Wolfer
Louisville, Ky
UPI
Fontaine Fox
Clay Denies Dispute Over Cuban Ransom
New York United Press International reports Gen Lucius D Clay denied a Minneapolis Tribune claim that industrialists objected to a last minute cash ransom solicitation for Cuban invasion prisoners. Clay said about 100 companies contributed from 100 to 100000 with no complaints. He noted $1 million cash was ready and the remaining 1.9 million was secured from banks on notes backed by pledges.
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New York
UPI
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
Minneapolis Tribune
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Castro
Higher Education urged to back colleges amid looming crunch
The piece warns colleges face shortages as applicants rise and urges support for modern labs classrooms and qualified teachers. It directs readers to write to Higher Education Box 36 Times Square Station New York for details on how the crisis affects them.
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Times Square Station
New York
Hutchcroft to Attend Elementary Leaders Workshop in Cedar Falls
Edward Hutchcroft, curriculum director in Washington Community Schools, will attend the twelfth annual Elementary Leaders Workshop at State College of Iowa in Cedar Falls on January 11 and 12.
Pressure Builds for Settlement of Longshore Strike
Washington officials report growing White House concern over the longshoremen shutdown stretching from Maine to Texas. Kennedy may push anti strike legislation if no deal is reached soon. In Galveston a court order forces ILA Local 1576 to unload bananas from two ships. Conflicting union statements cloud regional settlement prospects as talks resume. Ralph Massey notes new proposals for four gulf cities, but others insist Galveston only action. Kennedy’s possible legislative move draws sharp union opposition.
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New York
UPS
Washington
Kennedy
Maine
Texas
White House
Galveston
Tex
International Longshoremen's Association
Southern Banana Association
ILA
Miami
Ralph Massey
TLA
Gulf District
Massey
Fragmentary Newspaper Masthead Ruined by OCR
Readable bits show a city newspaper staff with names like Howard Hazen and Bruce Cowden. It lists roles such as Vice President Ad Editor Production and mentions Inland Daily Press and United Press Licensed Wire. The text is fragmentary and contains misread phrases and dates.
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Wan
Davia
Ette Sanater
William Shannon
Ad- Charles Morris
News Easte
Bruce “Cowden
Howard Hazen
Superior
Post Office
Washington
Town
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Own Daily Press Ass'h
Town Brest
Ansa
Dircciations
Eokad
Ao & Monthe
Iowa
TV Listings for Bidena Fenat Premiere and Local Programs
TV schedule listings show a wide set of programs including Bidena Fenat premiere at 11:00, then various soaps and dramas like Naked City and The World Turns, plus game shows and children's programs. Luke pages list episodes and times, with episodes such as Captain Kangaroo and Real McCoys. Channel notes include 10:00 Real McCoys and 11:30 Love of Life, with multiple titles and local station identifiers interspersed.
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Pete
Glady
Guidime
Gale Storm
Walter Cronkite
Capt
Kangaroo
GaPenaar
Real McCove
Pete &Giatye
Dour Edwards
New laws to curb strikes draw mixed shipyard reaction
ILA Executive Vice President Thomas W. Gleason warned that new laws would force fixed prices and strip the right to strike, claiming Khrushchev would be in the middle of the dispute. He accused shippers of stalling talks to aid anti-labor legislation in Congress. Alexander Chopin, NY Shipping Association chair, said they are not backing any anti-labor legislation.
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ILA
Thomas W. Gleason
Khrushchev
Congress
Alexander Chopin
New York Shipping Association
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warr_o_sa
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