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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1963

Page

5

Mrs Omer Gingerich Surprise Birthday Party in Kalona

Kalona residents described a belated birthday surprise for Mrs. Omer Gingerich held Saturday afternoon with friends sharing refreshments. Attendees included June and Burdette Gingerich, Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs. Alvin Hostetler, Mrs. Sherman Miller, Mrs. Lewis Bodler, Mrs. Kate Miller, Mrs. Fred Stumpf, and Mrs. Anna Gingerich.

Kalona Omer Ingerich Gingerich June Burdette Gingerich Henry H. Miller Alvin Hostetler Sherman Miller Lewis B Odler Kate Miller Fred Stumpf Anna Gingerich

Hope I hospital ship aids Peru amid strikes in Salaverry

The world famous hospital vessel Hope I sits at Salaverry port near Trujillo as post, telegraph and rail disruptions in Peru affect operations. Keota, Washington, Burlington and Maquoketa residents serve aboard, while Walter Nettles of Denver coordinates supplies and news. The ship carries 108 medical staff and a 106 crew, with 120 to 250 patients supported by 30 to 60 Peruvian doctors and students. The greatest need is a broad fundraising push from American industry and civic groups. Hope remains in Salaverry from May 21 until April 1, 1963, before returning to the United States.

KEOTA Salaverry Trujillo Lima LaVera Adam Donna Jean Radke Washington Joan Munger Burlington Jo’ Ann Schenk Maquoketa Peru Hope Walter F. Nettles Denver South America New York Dio Nettles U.S

Alpha Club Meets With Mrs. Jackson in 1963 Meeting

Alpha Club gathers at Mrs. Jackson's home for its first 1963 meeting with cohosts A Jackson and Mrs. Meredith Maas Jr. Mrs. Vernon Stagner chairs the business session as Mrs. Richard Morgan reads the by laws. A program on Mental Illness is presented. Guest associate member is Mrs. J R Swartzendruber.

Wellman Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Install Officers in Joint Ceremony

The Wellman Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges held a joint installation January 4 at the Odd Fellows Hall. Donald Blum and Leona Blum led the ceremony with staff. Irvin and Lelia Goodwin served as marshals. Officers for both lodges were listed, and a silver offering for the Lodge Home in Mason City followed the installation. A past Noble Grand gift was presented to Edna Blumenstein, with refreshments and a social hour concluding the event.

Wellman Odd Fellows and Rebekah Odd Fellows Hall Donald Blum Leona Blum Irvin Lelia Goodwin Odd Fellows Lodge Leroy Reber Noble Grand Walter Evans Tiarvey Wagamon Thomas Johnson Glen Blumenstein Lee Day E. A. Wetrich John Durst William Detweiler Merle Enfield Guardian Ed Testoret E.C. Jones Delbert Maxwell Dean Wade Irvin Goodwin Hazel Enfield Dorothy Planch Detweiler Eva Wagamon Ertrude Griffith Bertha Durst Noble Nina Johnson Ruth Bringman Mason City Alene Millice Edna Blumenstein

1963 US stamp program outlined for commemoratives

The 1963 plan includes fifteen commemoratives plus regular issues. Highlights cover a 5 cent Emancipation Proclamation, a 5 cent Carolina Charter anniversary, a 15 cent postmaster general honor with Lincoln’s era, a 15 cent West Virginia statehood tribute, a Food for Peace theme, a 5 cent Battle of Gettysburg, an 8 cent Amelia Earhart airmail, and others yet undated such as a National Academy of Science centennial and a Christmas issue. Five more commemoratives are expected to be announced later.

United States Gneral Abraham Lincoln Montgomery Blair West Virginia Gettysburg Penn Amelia Earhart National Academy of Science Andrew Jackson

Kaiser Steel votes for profit sharing plan at Fontana plant

Kaiser Steel Corp employees at the Fontana plant overwhelmingly approved a new profit sharing plan aimed at eliminating strikes over economics and guarding against automation. About 4,000 of 5,400 ballots cast favored the plan, with union and management backing it after a three year cooperative study. The plan ties raises to monthly productivity, offers a 32.5 percent share of savings from productivity gains and automation, and preserves seniority protections and an employment pool to guard against job loss.

Fontana Calif UPI Kaiser Steell Corp Kaiser United Steelworker Union

West Chester Church Elects Officers and Club Activities

West Chester Sunday School elected officers after services with Mrs. Nelson Woodford as superintendent and Dean Luers as assistant superintendent. Reports from church organizations were accepted. A Christmas supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Homer Porter followed by a gift exchange. The "Go and Let Go" club held a one o clock luncheon at Mrs. Woodford with two birthday groups. Mrs. Paul Hazelet led the meeting and Mrs. Max Waterhouse organized entertainment. New Year resolutions formed from members names. Mrs. Illeah Farrier drew the best likeness of Mrs. Robert Miksch and won a prize.

West Chester Nelson Woodford Dean Luers Melvin Booth Paul Hazelet Max Waterhouse Robert Miksch Illeah Farrier Marvin Statler

Learns Plans For New Spurgeon Store Site

Harold Johnson manager of the Washington Spurgeon Store was in Chicago last week discussing remodeling of the north side store room to become the Spurgeon Store location within a few months. Officials plan a full basement and ground floor store in Zelinsky Hardware building with lights fixtures and floors updated. Three new departments will be added and existing ones expanded, enlarging the store considerably. Remodeling is expected to start in May with a move from the west side location later this summer.

Harold Johnson Washington Spurgeon West Side

Veiled Prophet Queen Diaz Blesteeds Orchids Bouquet

Blonde Diane Waring Desloge, 19, named Veiled Prophet Queen after coronation ceremonies. She carried a three pound bouquet of hundreds of orchids as the Veiled Prophet Court opens the fall society season in St Louis.

ST. Louis UPI Diane Waring Desloge Prophet

Professional Directory Listing of Lawyers Dentists and Optometrists

Directory of local professionals includes Louis J. Keroe attorney at Jeffry Building, Livingston Day & Bates attorneys at 204 West Main, George Morrison firm on Marion Avenue, Morrison Morrison and Lloyd at 211 W Washington St, John C. Owen attorney, Stewart & Shearer at 225 West Main, Dale E. Gahnnett dentist at Journal Building, Dr P L Etter osteopathic physician, John W Lemmon D D optometrist at Lemmon Jewelry, plus contact numbers and office notes.

Livingston, Day & Bates Robert Day Robert Bates West Main St George F. Morrison Ford Morrison Ira Morrison South Marion Ave Morrison, Morrison, and Lloyd Edmund D. Morrison James E. Lloyd Attorneys At Law W. Washington St John C. Owen West Washington South’ Side Quare Stewart & Shearer Attoreye Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main

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