Engagement announced for Mary Sue Musterman and Thomas Lord
Mr and Mrs Henry Musterman of Warrensburg Missouri announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Sue to A 2c Thomas Paul Lord son of Mr and Mrs Glen Lord of Ainsworth They note Mary Sue is a 1962 Leeton High School graduate and attends Central Missouri State College in Warrensburg Thomas Lord a 1959 Ainsworth High School graduate is stationed at Whiteman Air Force Base Missouri The Word Weavers sponsor the Silver Dollar poetry contest for Washington High School students with prizes of 3 2 and 1 in silver dollars and the winning poems plus honorable mentions published in the Poem of the Week space of the Washington Evening Journal entries due March 15 and must include student name and address
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Musterman
Warrensburg
Mary Sue
Thomas Paul Lord
Glen Lord
Ainsworth
Miss Musterman
Leeton High School
Central Missouri State College
Ainsworth High School
Whiteman Air Force Base
The
Word Weavers
Washington High School
Washington Evening Journal
Blanche Harvey
West 3Rd
Washington
Iowa
Keota bride elect Miss Herr honored at Iowa City shower
Miss Sue Herr the Feb 3 bride elect of Gary Hauschild was feted at a miscellaneous shower in Iowa City hosted by Virginia McCurdy Carole Mong and Mary Stender. Attendees included the brides mother Mrs Raymond Herr and the future groom s mother Mrs Gordon Hauschild plus grandmother Mrs Lillian Hagge and State University of Town friends. Gifts were opened under a pink umbrella with pink red and white refreshments. A china shower followed in Keota with gifts of kitchen and china, attended by about thirty relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Sue Herr
Gary Hauschild
Virginia McCurdy
Carole Mong
Mary Stender
Iowa City
Raymond Herr
Gordon Hauschild
Sigourney
Hauschild
Lillian Hagge
Miss Herr
State University
Ralph Herr
Forrest Green
Alice Palmer
Gwynne Klingaman
Dick Stewart
Candy Statler
Marilyn Luers
Brenda Palmer
Mrs. Stewart
Favors
Mr. Hauschild
Wesley Methodist Church
Birthday Luncheon Held By Go and Let Go Club in West Chester
Members of the Go and Let Go Club gathered in West Chester for a birthday luncheon with hostess Mrs. Nelson Woodford. Mrs. Paul Hazelett, president, led the meeting and poetry, with Mrs. Max Waterhouse in charge of afternoon entertainment. The group voted for another birthday luncheon next year and outlined duties for hostesses and helpers. The next meeting is set for February 5 with Mrs. Leonard Brinning. Mrs. Woodford will provide entertainment. Additionally, engagement news: Marlene Ann Beltramen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Beltramen of Libertyville, engaged to Leonard Phillip Deutsch of East Pleasant Plain. Marlene is a Fairfield Community High School graduate now at Ottumwa Heights Junior College. Deutsch attended Parsons College and works as an accountant for Industrial Casualty Insurance Co. of Bloomington, Illinois. A June wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Woodford
West Chester
Paul Hazelett
Max Waterhouse
Woodford
Fred Chalupa
William Carr
Illeah Farrier
Novella Hess
Robert Miksch
Leonard Brinning
John S. Beltramen
Libertyville
Marlene Ann
Leonard Phillip Deutsch
Isadore Deutsch Jr
East Pleasant Plain
Miss Beltramen
Fairfield Community High School
Ottumwa Heights
Parsons College
Industrial Casualty Insurance Company
Bloomington, Ill
Marion Hobby Club Adds Feb Luncheon Plans
Members showed handmade gifts at the Marion Hobby Club meeting held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Derald Edwards. Guests included Mrs. Roy Erie and two club children Russell Fox and Scotty Holmes. Plans were made for a February luncheon. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Harry Rader and Mildred Kupka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hobby Club
Derald Edwards
Roy Erie
Russell Fox
Scotty Holmes
Harry Rader
Mildred Kupka
Washington social calendar notices and events list
Notices for the Washington social calendar include church groups, civic circles, and community events scheduled across Thursday to Monday. Highlights mention CES meetings at various temples, Methodist WSCS circles, Knights of Columbus, square dancing, and social gatherings at several churches and temples with specific hosts and times.
Local News Items Highlight Visits and Affairs in Canton
Mr and Mrs Orlin Wittrig of Canton South Dakota left this morning for home after visiting his mother Mrs Edna Wittrig The Wittrigs enjoyed a pleasure trip to Chicago and other points of interest Mrs Karl Simmering and children Mike and Terry of Denison Iowa visit this week with her mother Mrs Eva Simmering Mrs Simmering honored at a coffee by Mrs Jack Nelson A letter from Anne Courtney England exchange student now at a commercial school in London daily classes began November 16 She hopes to work after the course to fund a New York trip for a reunion with American Field Service students in about two years Mrs Don Willson and children Kathy Janice Susan and Marty returned to San Francisco after holidays with Mrs Willson s mother Mrs B B Bordwell and family Mr and Mrs William Chance plan their 33rd wedding anniversary Friday January 11
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlin Wittrig
Canton
S. D
Edna Wittrig
Wittrigs
Chicago
Karl Simmering
Mike and
Terry
Denison
Eva Simmering
Simmering
Jack Nelson
Anne Courtney
England
London
New York
Don Willson
Kathy
Janice
Susan
Marty
San Francisco
Calif
Club officers and plans discussed at American Home III meeting
Mrs William Sitler hosted a Tuesday gathering with Mrs E E Ward presiding. Committees named for Mother of the Year and nominations while program and literature chairs were set. Mr and Mrs Knupp to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary. reservations for next meeting taken. refreshments served. twenty five members and one guest attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sitler
American Home III
E. E. Ward
L. M. Eicher
Ward
W. B. Dupuis
Roy Steele
Phil Weldin
L. R. Carbee
Clarence Jacobs
Byron Snider
Jay Sellers
Harvey Davis
Glenn Holden
Clayde Knupp
Mae McCreedy
Charlie Wiley
Glenn Mace
Margaret Ann Guy Elected Worthy Advisor for Rainbow for Girls
Margaret Ann Guy was elected worthy advisor of the Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Monday meeting at the Masonic Temple. Marianne Jarvis, retiring worthy advisor, presided and conducted the final meeting of her term. Installation is set for January 19 at 2 p.m. with practice Mondays at 7 p.m. and Wednesdays after school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Guy
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Marianne Jarvis
Linda Chorpening
Charity
Claudia Tinnes
Hope
Barb Strum
Faith
Mary Carson
Pat Batterson
Vicki Thomas
Marianne
Hospital on the Record Updates
Yesterday and today entries list residents of Washington and Ainsworth in medical notes and family announcements. Mrs Earl Lemley of Ainsworth and Mrs Glenn Wilson of Washington are noted as medical cases, while Washington welcomes a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert H Marie and notes marriages and new births involving local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lemley
Ainsworth
Glenn Wilson
Washington
Robert H. Marie
Loeffler Emry engagement announced in Richland
Miss Dixie Lee Loeffler and Howard Emry announce their engagement. Loeffler, a Washington Community High School graduate, is the bride elect. Emry, son of Lee Emry of Brighton, attended the State College of Iowa and now works in Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Lee Loeffler
Howard Emry
Lee Emry
Brighton
Leota Emry
Willard Loeffler
Richland
Miss Loeffler
Washington Community High School
State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls
Mrs Henderson to be Installed as Eastern Star Patron
Mrs Eury J. Henderson will be installed worthy patron of Wellman chapter of the Order of Eastern Star at 8 p.m. Saturday Jan 12 in the Masonic Temple. Her father Roy Crossett will be installed worthy patron. Also listed are officers and installing officers with chairmen for arrangements and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Eury J. Henderson
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Roy Crossett
James Bash
Herbert Nicholls
Robert Yoder
Norbert Nicholls
John Durst
David Waller
Keota
Clyde Snider
Donald Fleming
Albion Young
Roger Johnson
J. M. Schlabaugh
Merry Mixers and Past Noble Grand Circle Meetings
Mrs Oren Romine and Mrs Blanche Romine hosted the Merry Mixer Club at the former's home with eleven members and guest Mollie Tierney sharing storm stories. A silent auction of baked goods followed a business meeting, and the February gathering is set with Mrs Cloyce Crone. Ten Past Noble Grand Circle members met with Mrs Luther Crom to plan a potluck for February 22 and note card duties for Mrs Harold Brock. Elsewhere Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society held a cooperative supper led by Mrs A S Smith with guest Homer Stephen, prayer by Marguerite Hering, and Ruth Bell reviewing Taiwan in On Asia's Rim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Romine
Blanche Romine
Merry Mixer Club
Mollie Tierney
Cloyce Crone
Noble Grand Circle
Luther Crom
Oral Mayo
M.D. Lee
Harold Brock
Edith Weidner
Low
D. O. Butler
Brock
Mayo
Dora Wagner
Alma Hearne Holland
A. S. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marton Hobby Club
CES
Christian Cwf
Martha Group
Vaughn Heimke
Church
Priscilla Group
Edward Hutchcroft
Women of Moose
Moose Home
St. Mary’s School
Riverside
Citizens For Educational Freedom
Marion Ave
UPW
Circle VII
Knights of Columbus
KC Hall
Legion Hall
Crawfordsville
Ralph Martin
Ruth Group
Raymond Leon
Dorcas Group
Hattie Carpenter
William Crayne
Esther Group
Rodney Davisson
Baptist Agnes Anderson Circle
Charles Mayer
CBS
Raymond Anderson
Robert Logan
Dave Livingston
Maude Jackson
Robert Day
Nina Bowers
Paul Martin
Temple
White Shrine Bridge
Robert Reed
Maurice Meyer
Sylvia Wilson
West Side Square
Pastry Shop
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Wolf's Flower Shop
William Chance
Ethel Henderson
Margaret Ann Guy New
James Young
Sherman
Kadem Funeral Home
Olympia
Seata-Save
Neenine Stamry
Hoes
Viamrs
Izer
Women’s & Children’s
Odd & Broken Lots House
Paul
North Side Square
Susca-Save Teapeastaars
SVE
Svaer
Save Teanaa Mawre
Svata
Susee-Save ‘ Oattamry
NaBisco
Pepsi-Cola
Boig
East End
East
Washington St
MILLS
Big Savings
Joe Falk
Soar Sane Fens Niamer
Mee
Mrs. Henderson
Paes
Wellman Legion Hall
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