Roe Tharp Family Guests at Farewell Courtesies
The Roe Tharp family plans to move from Washington and was feted at several farewell events. A Surprise supper at Trinity Lutheran Church honored the couple and gifts were exchanged by the Couple's Club. Neighbors hosted a potluck at Dale Connelly’s home, presenting a farewell gift. Hinchleger hosted a large coffee gathering for Mrs Tharp. Mr Tharp, manager of Farm Service, and the family will move January 15 to a farm south of Bloomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Tharp
Washington
Trinity Lartheran
Dale Connelly
Hinchleger
County Registered Nurses Association Club Meeting
Members met Tuesday evening at the Nurses Home with Mr and Mrs Norman Jensen. Guests included Mrs Christine Arnold and Mrs Mabel Dunbar. Dr G E Montgomery spoke on duties as county coroner. Mrs Ron Goff led the meeting in the president’s absence. Refreshments were served by committee members Mrs Robert Logan Mrs William Tweeten Mrs John Phleger and Miss Cora Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On County Registered Nurses Association
Norman Jensen
Christine Arnold
Mabel Dunbar
G. E. Montgomery
Ron Goff
Robert Logan
William Tweeten
John Phleger
Cora Henderson
Jr High Dance at Washington YMCA This Saturday
A junior high age dance will be held at the Washington YMCA on Saturday from 7:30 to 9:20 p.m. Dean Garrett will serve as master of ceremonies. The admission is 45 cents for non members and 10 cents for members.
Mother's admission leads to medical treatment noted
A mother sought medical help after admitting she struck their young son with a forceful blow to the wall with her thumb. The incident is described with cautious language and minimal detail. The text also discusses decorating for weddings and offers floral arrangement services for home or church events.
Morrisons Honored At Potluck Dinner
Mr and Mrs Tom Morrison newlyweds were honored at a potluck dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Herb Campbell Saturday evening. Guests included Y s Men s Bridge Club and Morrison families. A recipe file was presented to the couple by Mrs Earl Loveless. The Morrisons married Dec 28 and reside in Town City where both attend the State University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Morrison
Herb Campbell
A Y's Men's Bridge Club
E.D. Morrison Jr
Lloyd Latta
Milo Sorden
Roger Sherman
Earl Loveless
Mr Campbell
Morrisons
Town City
State University of Iowa
New Year's Eve Wedding Ties Livingston to Petersen in Alexandria
Miss Mary Stuyvesant Livingston and John Earle Petersen wed at Immanuel Church on the Hill Alexandria at eight o clock. The bride wore off white satin with Brussels lace and carried gardenias and ivy. Attendants included sister Elizabeth and best man George Petersen. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stuyvesant Vingston
Immanuel Church on-the-Hill
Alexandria
Ivy
Elizabeth Schuyler Livingston
George Chapman Petersen
Springervilleriz
Schuyler William Livingston Jr
Petersen
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
St. Clare's Hall
Oxford
England
Northwestern
Wharton Graduate Division
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Engagement of Donna Washington to Jack Emery announced
A newspaper note announces the engagement of Donna Washington and Jack Emery. Donna is a State University of Iowa sophomore majoring in elementary education. Jack is a senior in business and commerce set to graduate in June. Both attend the University of Iowa in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Donna
Jack Emery
Ee Emry
Brighton
Leota Emry
State University of Iowa At
Iowa City
DAR Meeting Highlights and St Distaff’s Day Service
Paul Snakenberg entertained fourteen DAR members Tuesday at the remeeting led by Regent Mrs John Cherry. Miss Carol Forge gave the invocation. Mrs Hazel Euwer introduced Mrs Frank Patterson who explained St Distaff's Day and sewing was done for the hospital. Delegates named for the national convention in Washington DC were Mrs Cherry and Mrs E Ward with Mrs Gertrude Bowman as alternate. State convention alternates include Mrs Cherry Mrs Snakenbers Mrs Edgar Stewart Miss Forg and Mrs Harold Durst with Mrs McM Flynn Mrs Walter Bauer and Mrs Tom Davis as alternates. Mrs Chester Eatinger and Mrs M Bauer read patriotism articles and Mrs Lauder Kennedy spoke on national defense. The hostess showed her grandmother's spinning wheel she plans to refinish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Snakenberg
DAR
John Cherry
Carol Forge
Hazel Euwer
Frank Patterson
St. Distaff's
Washington, D.C
Cherry
E. Ward
Gertrude Bowman
Snakenbers
Edgar Stewart
Forg
Harold Durst
McM. Flynn
Walter Bauer
Tom Davis
Chester Eatinger
Bauer
Lauder Kennedy
Frankly Speaking to Discuss Partner Labor Relations
Frankly Speaking will host a discussion on Partner Labor Relationships this Sunday at 6 p.m. on KERG TY. The program aims to explore workplace collaboration and union dynamics with local experts and community members.
YWCA Winter Luncheon Features Antiques Talk
Mrs Lester Orr spoke on antiques at the Wives luncheon in the community room. A dessert meeting announced Feb 5 at Captain's Table with guest speaker Pio Barone Lumani, Italy exchange student, plus World Fellowship luncheon Jan 23 with Italian student and Linda Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Orr
Robert Mather
Nemb
Pio Barone Lumani
Italy
Wilson Putman
Linda Campbell
Norway
Prairie Flower School
YWCA
James Rossen
Harold Stevens
Claire Keating
Herb Osinsup
William Hammer
Noel Neuenswander
Bert Powers
Charles van Winkle
Washington Social Calendar Opens Busy Week of Club Meetings
A cluttered schedule lists numerous meetings across West Chester Crawfordsville and nearby areas. Events include Pythian Sisters OFS and Masonic Temple gatherings, Rebekah Club, Lady circles, Open installation at Temple, and various women’s groups at churches and community centers with notes on times and hostess changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Athall
Crawfordsville
OFS
Masonic Temple
Farm Bureau
Citizens For Educational Freedom
Rebekah Club
Prairie Flower Mission Society
William Gannon Potluck
Masonic Temple Christian Cwf
Martha Group
Vaughn Heimke
Priscilla Group
Edward “Hutchcroft
Women of Moose
Moose
Friendship Club
Kolosick
White Elephant Exchange
Walnut
Earl Ferrell
HJ Club
Robert Marek
Munson Herb Farm
Antioch Club
Fred Coakley
St. Mary's School
Riverside
Char
Pleasant Hill
Cwf
Baptist Women's Circles Plan White Cross Quota Fill
Two Baptist Women circles met Tuesday in regular session. Announcements pointed to spring rally in Keokuk April 17 and Association meet in Kalona February 27. Ning Gerochi Circle discussed White Cross quota with 58 calls reported. Rhoda Nielson Circle shared Love Gift meditation and outlined new White Cross quota while planning shut-in visits and Kalona packing project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
White Cross
Keokuk
Kalona
Rhoda Nielson
Eva Simmering
Karl Simmering
Charles Johnson
Darwin Widmer
Richard Peterson
Harold Messenger Jr
Johnson
Mace Reelected Town Auto Dealers Director
Mace of Washington County has been re elected to serve as a director of the Town Automobile Dealers Association for a one year term. He will represent city dealers at the annual directors meeting in Des Moines on March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace
Washington
Washington County
Town Automobile Dealers Association
Cipy
Des Moines
Births and names listed in Washington area notices
Births reported include Mr and Mrs James Loyd of Washington welcoming a daughter. Several admissions list Mrs William Har ter Sigourney and Mrs Joe Wolfe Washington for medical care. Also noted are daily notices of residents in Washington Kalona Wayland Riverside and Riverside with newborns and hospital entries for Mayme Livingston and others yesterday or today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harter
Sigourney
Joe Wolfe
Washington
James Loyd
Mayme Livingston
Larry Krantz
Ainsworth
Allen Fuhr
Richard Neff
Calvin Miller
Kalona
William Brooks
Wayland
Paul Beenblossom
Robert Stumpf
Riverside
Emma Waggoner
Tailored suits soften lines for spring fashion revival
Women and men’s fabrics feature softer shoulder lines in spring suits. Jackets shed harshness with rounded shapes and shorter lengths, while skirts display new treatments like deep single-side pleats. The Internationale Silk Association showcased varied looks during National Press Week, including overblouses and one-piece blouse-skirt silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Pauley
YORK
UPI
Internationale Silk Association
Nineteenth Century Club Luncheon at Wingas Café
Mrs Carl Roberts hosted the Nineteenth Century Club at a fine luncheon at Wingas Café Tuesday. Members then went to the United Presbyterian Home for the meeting with rs A E Baldrige presiding. Mrs Boyd Berdo reviewed the book Long Journey into Summer for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Roberts
Nineteenth Century Club
Winga’s
United Presbyterian Home
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wolf's Flower Shop
Mary Livingston
Schoonover Drug
Su Bell
New County Conservation Board
A. C. Peterson
Herbert Camp
John Walsh
Duane White
Charles Hotle
Amour
Ord
Dickeres
T Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Earle F. Libe
West Main
State Farm
Sl Automabie Insurance Compan
Ee Orica
Bloomington, Hinois
Abs
Dale Darbyshire
Marion Ave
UPW
Circle VII
Ights of Columbus
KC Hall
Legion
Priday Crawfordsville Ces
Temple
Methodist Wscs
M. L. Brown
T. L. Brookhart
Daryl Tucker
Jay ‘Sellers
William Sitler
Paul Harvey
Emma Barnett
R. C. Wead
Walter Jarrard Weslayan
Hal Carpenter
William Crayne
Rodney Davisson
Agnes Anderson
Charles M
Raymond Anderson
Cicle I
Pothick
Dave Livingston
Maude Jackson
Robert Day
Church Baptist
Nina Bowers
Paul Martin
Ning Gerochi
Harold Kline
Cora Hopping
Hazel Moore
Lucile Forgey
Donald Foss
Beulah Hesselgesser
Miss Hopping
Robert Vanderlinden
Peterson
Olympia
Time Large Loan Plan, Inc
Unumwa, Iowa
Charles Jeffrey
Time Loan, Inc
Journal
Missionary Conference
Independent Bible Church
Wayland, Iowa
Rev
Russell Honeywell
Philippine Islands
Eastern Gospel Crusade
James Wright
America
Green Forest
Arkansas
Korea
Campho Lyptus
Ida
Magnesia
Orlis
Woon Tek
Hillrose
Amoray
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