Social calendar note shows a busy week across churches groups
Many clubs and churches list events from 2:00 p m to 8:00 p m including meetings for DeMolay Masonic Temple DAR St James PTA and various church circles. Notable items include a Washington mother daughter banquet a pie bringing rule at St James and a More Power to You movie at St Pauls Valley church with a Wednesday installation service by the Odd Fellow Rebekah lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Young
Francis Mangold
Masonic Temple
Legion Hall
Frank Crone
Ruth Bell
Virginia Pettet
UP Church
St. Paul's Church of Washington
DAR
E. M. McConaughey
St. James
Alma Hearnes
Lland
Walter Smith
Ann Judson
Legion
American Home II
Harold Cumming
American Home
Harry Ramseyer
Carol Brewer Mission Circle
John Wagner
Washington County Nurses Association
Nurses Home Music Department
Bruce Lipscomb
Harry Turner
St. Paul's Valley Church
Noble Grand Circle
O. B. Sisk
Rebekah Lodge
Engagement of Paula Klassie to Wayne Mosier announced
Mr and Mrs S H Klassie of Renwick announce the engagement of their daughter Paula to Ret Wayne E Mosier of Ft Leonard Wood Mo son of Mrs Pearl Mosier of Washington No wedding date set Miss Klassie teaches English at Washington high school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Klassie
Renwick
Paula
Wayne E. Mosier
Ft Leonard Wood
Pearl Mosier
Washington
Miss Klassie
Washington High School
Community club notices fill JOOF hall schedule
West Chester Pythian Sisters and many groups hold meetings at KP hall Masonic Temple YMCA and other venues with installations social hour potluck and cooperative dinners. Readers are urged to attend services, sew bandages, exchange gifts and elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joof
West Chester Pythian Sisters
KP Hall
Valley Ladies Aid
Mrs
George McGuire
Good Will Club
Frank Mayhew
White Elephant Exchange
Just Us Club
Emma Campbell
Rosemary Club
Lloyd Marek
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Arthur Peters
WSCS
Install Officers At Meeting of WRC On Saturday Afternoon
Officers of the I. G. White Woman's Relief corps were installed at the Legion hall Saturday afternoon after a noon cooperative dinner. Kalona lodge installed. Mrs Swartzen druber the installing officer. New officers include Mrs Floyd Murdock president and Mrs Harold Brock senior vice president with 20 members and guests present from West Chester Kalona and Morning Sun. Relief report shows 17 dollars and 56 sick calls. bake sale net 46.25. The corps appeared on the honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. White Woman's Relief Corps
Legion Hall
Kalona Lodge
Swartzendruber
Paul Snyder
Floyd Murdock
Harold Brock
Dora Bolar
Ray Sojka
O. EK. Sisk
Mabel Gray
C. M. Brinning
R. H. Hampsher
Howard Wagner
Fred Wagner
Clarence Brown
George Jarrard
Tom Davis
Albert Wehr
R. J. Dawson
Robert Hyde
Elect Mrs. Maurice Libe President of HEO Club
Mrs. Maurice Libe was chosen president at a Thursday meeting held at Mrs. Clarend Booths home. New officers include Mrs. Charles Dawson as vice president and Mrs. Don Applegate as secretary treasurer with Mrs. Lester Merz as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Libe
HEO Club
Clarend Booth
Charles Dawson
Don Applegate
Lester Merz
Charle Bartholow
Elwyn Corey
Eugene Martin
Wednesday Study Club Plans Ainsworth Visit
All members attended the Wednesday Study Club meeting held Friday afternoon at Mrs Howard Anderson's home in Crawfordsville. Program Leader Mrs J H Jones spoke on The Door to Planning for Middle Age, part of Strong Doors of Our Citadels, quoted from Good Housekeeping and All Take 1951. A round table discussion followed and plans were made to visit Ainsworth January 12 as guests of the Sorosis club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Howard Anderson
J. H. Jones
Ainsworth
Sorosis Club
Indian Guide Group Holds Meeting at Cruise Home
Six of eight Black Hawk Indian Guide members and their fathers met Friday evening in the home of Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Cruise. Jamie Morrison led the gathering while Craig Waddell handed out headbands. Each boy began carving a totem pole as refreshments were served by Mrs. Cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Guide Group
Cruise
Black Hawk
Rainbow Girls install Marsha Bailey worthy advisor at Masonic Temple
Marsha Bailey was installed as worthy advisor of the Rainbow Girls during a candlelight ceremony at the Masonic Temple. Installing officers included Marilyn Cook and Arlene Knupp, with an array of officers also inducted and a Mother Advisor honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsha Bailey
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Marilyn Cook
Arlene Knupp
Beverly Crandall
Mary Rhodebeck
Carla Benell
Mrs Eicher Hosts Nineteenth Century Book Review
The Nineteenth Century club gathered Saturday at 1 PM for a luncheon with Elizabeth Dawson to discuss the book Constantino Brum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Eicher
Nineteenth Century Club
Elizabeth Dawson
Constantino Brum
Viggers to Be Speaker At Farmers Class Here
Stephen Viggers, local inseminator, will lead a Washington high school farmers night class talk on artificial insemination of cattl e The talk notes Washington county cattle bred by this method rose sharply in late 1950 and contrasts Iowa butterfat yields of 477 pounds per cow per year with 200 pounds statewide. The meeting is set for 7 30 pm in the vocational agriculture room at Washington High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viggers
Farmers Night
Washington High School
Stephen Viggers
Washington County
Iowa
Vocational Agriculture
Louise Witthoft Weds Clifford Armstrong in Omaha
Louise Witthoft and Clifford Armstrong wed at the First Evangelical and Reformed church in Omaha Nebraska on January 2 at 11 a.m. The ceremony was conducted by Rev G E Seybold. Attendants included Mrs Clarence Miller and Harry Armstrong. The couple dined at Buck's cafe then hosted a reception at Bridgewater. Armstrong, in the navy, will ship to Alameda California soon. Louise will join him later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Witthoft
Louise
Clifford Armstrong
C. Tr. Armstrong
Fontanelle
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Omaha
Nebraska
G. E. Seybold
Clarence Miller
Harry E. Armstrong
Williamsburg
Armstrong
California
Large K of C Class Initiated at St James Church
One of Washington council Knights of Columbus largest classes was initiated at St James church and social hall Sunday with 200 plus attendees. After mass and communion breakfast followed by first degree led by Harper council and Rev R J Kinnavey, third degree by A Parchinski and Loras council. Banquet at 6:30 led by Kenneth Blecha who departs soon for military service. Guests included Otto Neuzel and visitors from Davenport Ottumwa Iowa City and Fairfield. Luncheon and program planned next Thursday and a game supper set for January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council of Knights of Columbus
St. James Church
Dinne
Harper Council
R. J. Kinnavey
Washington Council
Davenport
Fairfield
Knights of Columbus
Small Pox Threat Grows Among Korean Refugees
Dreaded smallpox erupts among 10 million Korean refugees moving south toward the front. Seventy six cases reported in Ulchin on the east coast, 120 miles north of Pusan. Vaccination and DDT spraying are underway as UN civil affairs officers urge calm while waging campaigns against smallpox typhoid and typhus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusan
Korea
Ull- Chin
Here
United Nations Civil Affairs
Riverside couple announces January 18 wedding date
Engagement and approaching marriage of Cora Darlene Wilkinson and Charles A Waldschmidt of Riverside reported. Miss Wilkinson, daughter of Glen and the late Mrs. Wilkinson, will wed at St Marys Church on January 18. She works at Kresge’s in Iowa City. Waldschmidt, son of Albana Waldschmidt, is employed at the F W Schnobelhen hatchery in Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Cora Darlene Wilkinson
Charles A Waldschmidt
Miss Wilkinson
Glen Wilkinson
Waldschmidt
Albana Waldschmidt
St. Mary’s Church
Kresge's
Iowa City
Mr. Waldschmidt
F. W Sehnoebelen Hatchery
Worst Winter Storm Grips New England and South
A severe winter storm swept from the Midwest to New England and down to Florida causing travel delays and hazardous highways. SnowAccumulations reached significant levels along a belt from Southern Indiana to Maine while temperatures plunged near zero in New England and above freezing in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New England
Atlantic
Florida
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Maine
Boston
Weather Bureau
Omaha
Pacific
Rockies
Great Plains
Marilyn Mehaffey Heads Youth Group
Marilyn Mehaffey of Sharon Congregational church was elected president of the Louisa County Older Boys and Girls conference at Cairo on Dec 29. Laird Wilson became vice president and Dorothy Todd was secretary and treasurer. 104 attended the Cairo Church of God with 84 at the banquet. Pakistan speaker Jang Bahadur, a rural Christian leader studying at the University of Dubuque, led discussions with Rev. W. L. Sanford and Rev. Paul Textor among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Marilyn Mehafty
Sharon Congregational Church
Louisa County
Cairo
Here
Laird Wilson
Sun United Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Todd
Reformed Presbyterian Church of
Morning Sun
Keys for emergencies hidden in hood with tape caution
When keys go missing an extra set can be kept hidden in the hood area sealed with cellophane tape for quick access. The advice suggests placing the spare in a secure spot to reduce lockout risk.
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Larry Foster
Capehart
Dotty Cripple
Dotty
G. E
Emerson
Foster Radio Service
Ken-Rene
Paula Klassie
Pleasant Hill Christian Women's Fellowship
Rebekah Club
CBS
Rural Women's Club
Lloyd Humston
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
R. J. Tan
Ner
Pinochle Group
Walnut Women's Club
Glenn Miller
Christian Women's Fellowship of Christian Church
Carl Dallmeyer
Fern Pastry Shop
Cohen
Murphy
Fern
Pastry Shop
West Side Square
WRC
Henry Roland
Brown Motors
South Ave
Fender
Kenneth Young
Kenneth W. Young
New Haven
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Young
Washington Street
Eva Colleen Strum
Alvin Strum
Mr. Young
Elmer Young
Miss Bailey
Theodore Bailey
Marilyn Mouser
Marilyn Falk
Worthy
Janet Grecian
Charity
Pat Nicola
Hope
Betty Kunik
Darlene Snyder
Sybil Bagge
LaVonne Edwards
Pat DeLa
Marcia Willey
Pat Brock
Nancy Burham
Judy Arthur
Reta Ahrens
Fidelity
Eva Blattner
Nancy Conner
Karen Engle
Confidential
Harriet Kunik
Victor Blattner
Jed Bey
George Dare
Harold Timmons
Fred Longer
Don Orr
Blattner
Ralph Melville
Max Cook
Will Sheetz
Maynard Brown
Miss Cook
Miss Falk
Myrtle Cheney
Murdock
Brumidi
United States Capitol
Capitol
Washington, D.C
Eicher
Tom Duncans
Nettie
Chuck
Brighton
Jomn Duncan
Louise Witthoft
Atn&h
Nicola
Harmon
Marilyn Mehaffey
House OF Flowers
Homme
Carson
L. A. Jones Funeral Home
East Main
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