Home Health Aide Training Sessions Offer Part Time Work
Washington County invites women to join January 23-27 1967 training for Homemaker Health Aides in Washington at Livingston Day Meeker Bates offices. Led by Mrs Mary Smith R N from Burlington, graduates receive uniforms and a $1.40 hourly wage with mileage reimbursements. Applications via 653 3442 or Homemaker Home Health Aide Box 88 Washington.
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Washington County
Livingston, Day, Meeker and
Bates
South Avenue B
Washington
Iowa
Iowa State Department of Public Health
Mary Smith
R.N
Burlington
Livingston
Homemaker Home Health Aide
Miss Edna Sherriff Admitted After Surgery
On the record Admitted Friday Miss Edna Sherriff Washington surgical Dismissed Yesterday Mrs Leo Van Auken and son Conesville Robert Miller Brighton Today Mrs Alice Manussier Washington
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Edna Sherriff
Washington
Surgical
Leo van Auken
Professional Directory of Attorneys and Health Providers
A readable listing features LOUIS J KEHOE attorney at Jeffry Building with 653 3991, LIVINGSTON DAY MEEKER & BATES with 653 2147 offering abstract services, MORRISON MORRISON AND LLOYD at 211 West Washington St 653 5451, JOHN C OWEN attorney at 11942 West Washington 653 2874, STEWART & SHEARER lawyers with 225 West Main 653 2159, Dr M L Tweeton chiropractor 108 North Marion 653 2351 closed Wednesdays, Dr P L Etter osteopathic physician 653 3303, JOHN W LEMMON O D eyes exams glasses and visual training at 527 South Town across from Christian Tabernacle 653 2987.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
John W. Lemmon
O. D
South Town
Christian Tabernacle
Sleeveless coats trend in spring fashion shows
New York designers unveil sleeveless coats destined to become spring classics worn over sleeved dresses or on bare arms. Trends include A line coats, short sleeves or bracelet lengths, large collars, belting styles, and a move toward no blouse in certain suit looks.
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New York
UPI
Pauline Trigere
Miss Trigere
New York Couture Business Council, Inc
American Designers Group
America
Kalona Wedding Vows for Joanne Kelley Capper
Miss Joanne Kelley of Kalona and Charles R. Capper of Wellman exchanged wedding vows at Holy Trinity church in Richmond on Saturday January 7 at 10 am. The Rev William Snell officiated a double ring ceremony with Jean Pribyl and Mrs Cecil Capper as organist and soloist. Parents of the couple were Lamont Kelley of Kalona and Charles C Capper of Wellman. The bride wore a lace gown with scalloped neckline long sleeves and a fitted bodice.
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Kalona
Holy Trinity Church
Richmond
Joanne Kelley
Charles R. Capper
Wellman
William Snell
Jean Pribyl
Washington
Cecil Capper
Lamont Kelley
Charles C. Capper
Harold Brooks 25th Anniversary Open House in Albia
Mr and Mrs Harold Brooks II of Route 5 Albia observe their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. at their home. They have three children and two grandchildren. They operate a grocery and TV shop in Albia after previously running a television service in Ottumwa. Summer wedding planned for Roxie Ann Creek and James I Deutsch. New York briefs note auto body rust solutions and treated salt reducing corrosion. Mrs Roger Altenhofen served as matron of honor with bridesmaids in royal blue and rose.
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Harold Brooks II
Route 5
Albia
Brooks
Marie Lamb
Mae Lamb
Washington
Henry III
Cedar Rapids
Michael
Vietnam
Jannetta
Ottumwa
Ben L. Creek
Libertyville
Roxie Ann
James I. Deutsch
Joe Deutsch Sr
Brighton
New York
UPI
Omark Industries, Inc
Portland
Ore
Social calendar notices for week ahead
Community events printed in advance include YWCA mixers and lectures, square dance lessons, American Home activities, club meetings such as American Legion Auxiliary and Zeredatha Council, Democratic Women board, and church group programs. Highlights cover social gatherings, dinners, and preparatory events across West Chester, Crawfordsville, and surrounding venues.
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Noble Grand Circle
Clive Gray
YWCA
Mary Roose
Fairgrounds
Len Buch
Charles Harvey
Clarence Dehne
William Sitler
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Zeredatha Council
Cyrus
Masonic Temple
Dutch Creek
Farm Bureau Women
Chester Stewart
Democratic Women’s Club
James Quinn
St James Home
West Chester
WSCS
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Hall
Crawfordsville
CES
St. James
Washington County
John Kiene
Claud Bain
Rebekah Club
Ioof Hall
Christian Cwf
Martha Group
Priscilla Group
Dale Dodge
Walnut Women’s Club
Edwin Jukavsky
Friendship Club
William Wulf
St. Joseph Circle
Charles Greiner
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Executives Board
Pontiac Drives Ahead With 1967 Lineup Push
In a peek at 1967 Pontiacs buyers favor late models as 1966 sales set records. Engineers push innovations like disappearing wipers and hood-mounted tack while offering a 400 cubic inch V-8 and overhead cam six. Safety features include energy absorbing steering and dual master cylinder with warning lamp. Malia
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Pontiac
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Home Health Aide Service
Professional Directory
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day, Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
Abstract Dent
South Ave
John C. Owen
West
South Side Square
M. L. Tweeton
North Marion
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrists
Gay Pauley
Joanne JS Colley Sicvt
Harold Brooks
Miss Creek
Fairfield Community High School
Mr. Deutsch
Fairfield High School
Hy - Vee
Fairfield
Minneapolis
Forever Yours
Roger Altenhofen
Glenna Sakulin
la Verna Smothers
Tom Jones
Debra
Lori Altenhofen
Ronald Capper
Ringbear
Tom Capper
Davenport
William Nickell
Keith Semler
Glenn Millice
Terry Redlinger
Holy Trinity Parish Hall
Capper
Mid - Prairie High School
University of Cosmetology
Iowa City
Mid - Prairie
Buckwalter Motors
Francis Patton
James Lloyd
Lee Eisele
Charles Radamaker
Malia
Peadock, Inc
East Second St
Pontiac Motor Division
George Morris
First Methodist Church
Gus Glaser
Wieners
Boston Butt
Wilson
Texas
Tangerines
Midwest
Heinz Tomato
Hunt
Great Northern
Regal
Wmt-Tv
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