Rebekah Lodge Plans Potluck Social at IOOF Hall
Social and club notes show Mrs Don Norton presiding as noble grand at the Rebekah meeting held Friday night at the IOOF Hall with new officers present. Plans disclosed for a family social and potluck at p.m. Jan 22, with each family to bring a vegetable or salt. Committees include Mr and Mrs Fred Zieglowsky and others. Numerous standing committees named for auditing, ways and means, finance, endowment, welcoming, and memb ership plus a January 1966 auditing march.
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Don Norton
Noble Grand
Rebekah
IOOF
Fred Zieglowsky
George Jarrard
Eula Mae Coon
Olive Goodwin
Leroy Jugenheimer
Doyle Jarrard
Alfred Young
Carl Kelley
Leona Gardner
Oral Mayo
Raymond Kephart
Gerald Kephart
Helen Huston
Marie Swift
Fred Kephart
Marjorie Libe
Keith Williams Sr
Leona Kos
Edna Wagenknecht
Edith Weidner
Ann McKeown
Helen Hesseltine
Carrie Gray
Madeline Anderson
Leona
Dora Wagner
Edna Mae Wehr
Winnie Belter
Helen Hessel
Ivanson
Audra Williams
Clyde Tucker
Emma Barnett
Gerald’ Kephart
John Beenblossom
Clara Brown
Rebecca Butler
Myral Smith
Winnie Beiter
UPW Circle Notes on Galatians Study at Marion Ave Church
Circles I II IV V VII met Friday and Thursday to begin or continue lessons from Galatians in Live as Free Men. Leaders Mary Hastie Edna Sherriff Emma Henry and others conducted devotions, coin services and prayers, with guests from Egypt and Sudan missionary letters read aloud.
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Marion Avenue United
Circle I
Frances Patton
Mary Hastie
Edna Sherriff
Robert McFarlane
Miss Patton
Glendine Lundquist
Egypt
Laura McLachlan
Tarelight Circle II
Robert Wiley
UPW
Jay Brewer
Will Sheetz
Emma Henry
Charles, Hotle
Ess
Francis McConnell
Aurora McIntyre
Sudan
Khartoum
Jack Wagner
McConnell
Hoffman
Robert Patterson
Frank Miller
Elizabeth McClung
William McConnell
Carol McMillan
American School For Girls
Melung
Raymond Whisler
Patterson
Circle VII
John Winga Jr
Clarence Berkhoff
Vernon Elgin
Wayne Brock
Richard McCall
Annual meeting at Immanuel Lutheran Washington
Immanuel Lutheran Church of Washington held its annual meeting on Sunday January 17 with William Matson presiding. Elected to the Church Council were Fred Andersen Dr C A Larsen Dallas Kinney and George Sharkey. Jim Gallagher and Mrs Dallas Kinney named to Nominations Committee and Richard Walholz elected delegate to 1965 District convention with Fred Andersen as alternate. Reports on church functions given by Rev Dennis Stutrud William Matson James Jorgensen Richard Walcholz Mrs William Matson Sunday School superintendent and Alan Bergstrom George Sharkey. A congregational dinner preceded the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church of Washington
William Matson
Fred Andersen
C.A. Larsen
Dallas Kinney
George Sharkey
Jim Gallagher
Richard Waholz
Dennis Stutrud
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Social clubs and church groups weekly schedule
Social calendar lists Monday through Thursday events including Rainbow Girls at 7:30 p.m. and Baptist Bible lessons, potlucks at churches, auxiliary meetings, YWCA activities, booster club and Jaycee Ettes duties, and youth activities. Also notes venue changes and transportation details for community groups across Marion Avenue, West Chester and nearby halls.
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Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Walter Jungbluth
Y William Sitler
VEW
VFW
Ywca
Antioch Social Club
Dwight Colliver
Marion Ave
UPW Prayer Fellowship
First Presbyterian
UPW
Pearl Gardner
Circle V
Willa Young
Ywca Whizzers
Nassau
Bermuda
Harold Jarvis
Booster Chub
Ron Crawfords
Curt Yocums
Mike Wheelan
Jaycee Ettes
Robert Zager
Rosemary Club
John Cherry
West Chester
Chiefs
Frank Kleese
Youth For Christ
Don Wells
Local families attend double funeral and weddings in Iowa and beyond
Local figures from Cedar Rapids, Jackson, Joliet and Des Moines traveled after attending the funeral of Elizabeth Powers. Relatives from Los Angeles and Washington, D C returned home. Dr. and Mrs. F W Warner and Craig stayed with Louisa Herman in Dubuque for Frederick Herman and Lorraine Strub’s wedding at the Church of the Nativity with a reception at Happy Hour Hall. Craig Warner served as usher.
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al Conner
Cedar Rapids
Lyle Schully
Reid Boyd
the Pines Rest Home
Dorothy Ryan
Ralph Reiter
Jackson
LD. Killinger
Joliet
Elizabeth Powers
Richard E. Wright
Evelyn Powers
Des Moines
Ronald Powers
Los Angeles
Harold Powers
Washington, D. C
F. W. Warner
Craig
Bates Merle Bates Promoted at Yoder Feeds Washington
Bates Merle Bates of Washington is named territory sales manager for Yoder Feeds in an announcement by Jake Bustad, general sales manager. Bates has served as area sales and service representative since 1959, continuing a long association with the firm.
Mid Prairie honors 1965 Betty Crocker Homemaker winner
Carol E. Weaver of Wellman named Mid Prairie High School Homemaker of Tomorrow candidate. She led the December homemaking exam and advances to state judging with a $1500 scholarship potential from General Mills and higher prize levels up to $5000. Spring tours include Colonial Williamsburg and Washington, with the final honor announced in New York City. Also notes on cast selections for Rudigore and March performances, a fine arts festival, and a band uniform fund drive to raise $8000 with sponsor names embroidered on uniforms.
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Carol E. Weaver
Sam Weaver
Wellman
Mid- Prairie High School
Betty Crocker
Generals Mill, Inc
School of the
State Homemaker of Tomorrow
Encyclopedia Britannica
Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc
Colonial Williamsburg
Washington, D. C
New York City
Susan Hartzler
Gilbert and Sullivan
Rudigore
Kent Fordyce
Ron McClellan
Doug Gosehke
Phil Roth
Joanne Kelley
Elaine Williams
Abbie Timmins
Terry Mangold
Johnnie Stout
Mid - Prairie High School
Mel
Thomas Greezel
Washington
Gerald Eugene
North Ave
Don
Greezel
Washington Street
Goodwin
Goodwin Auto
Greezer
Mid - Prairie Music
Mid - Prairie School
Disset
West Chester
John McDowell
Marion Timmins
Duane Tadlock
J. R. Miller
Kalona
Kenneth Kos
C. W. Beckman
Bill Berendts
Bob Gaston
Mid - Prairie
Trimnastics Class Still Accepting Participants
Openings remain for the Trimnastics class starting Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the Y. Interested persons may sign at the YW desk or arrive in time for the Tuesday morning session.
Double fatality in two accidents Iowa toll climbs in 1965
Two fatal accidents in Iowa claim four lives. Rockford men Richard Vande Venter and Michael Parcher died in a high speed one car crash near Rudd Floyd County. A separate head on collision on Iowa 169 near Ogden killed Barbara Cross and Mrs Edna Peters. Several others were hospitalized in fair condition. The report notes teens and young adults involved in both crashes.
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United Press International
Iowa
Rockford
Richard Vande Venter
Michael Parcher
Rudd
Floyd County
Iowa 169
Ogden
Barbara Cross
Baxter
Edna’ M. Peters
Jefferson
John W. Russell
Marilyn Ringgenberg
Newton
Boone
Ames
Dennis de Vries
Lake City
Kendall Brown
Lohrville
Des Vries
Brown
Woodrow Winn
Prescott
Paula Wee
Des Moines
Coe College Band to March in Presidential Inauguration
The Coe College Air Force ROTC marching band will participate in the presidential inauguration in Washington. This adds to a long line of Pennsylvania Avenue marches by schools and groups and will represent Iowa as the official marching group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uedar Rapids
Iowa
UPI
Coe College
Air Force R.O.T.C
Washington
Pennsylvania
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
On the record hospital Admitted and births list
Hospital records show admissions on Saturday and yesterday for residents of Washington Wayland Keota and nearby areas including Mrs Lela Johnson Douglas Storck Mrs Maude Spahn John Hauenstein Iva Saunders Les Woods Billy Putman Kim K 10pfenstein Ainsworth William Miller births include Ralph Bain Chriss Yoder Dave White Raymond Eakin and more. Discharges list several patients including Mrs James Sinn and son Mrs Ker mit Payne Mrs William Koehler at Crawfordsville.
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Lela Johnson
Brighton
Douglas Storck
Washington
Maude Spahn
Wayland
John Hauenstein
Iva Saunders
Les Woods
Billy Putman
Surgical
Donald Robertson
Kim K 10Pfenstein Ainsworth
William F. Miller
Olin Jennings
Columbus Junction
Charles Birdsell
Gerald Ridley
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Mabel Bower
Ruth Luers
Winnie Beller
M. D. Lee
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Harvey Holden
Neill Trotman
Circle
Alice Brown
Immanuel Lutheran
Fern Pastry Shop
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Evening Journal
Dad
Wolf' S Flower Shop
Don Bealer
M. L. McCreedy
Legion Hall
Jolly Nine Club
C. E. Nordyke
Logan Ahrens
Lloyd Enke
UP Home
Helen Lackey
Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
Willis Jones
Toon — Ywca
Charles Berdo
England
Sunshine Community Club
Evert Westen
Lloyd Mikseh
John ‘Lemmon
Marcella Vittetoe
Keith Horn
Heights
Eugene Schneider
Ken Crow
Little Flower Circle
Merritt McDaniel
St. Rita
Leroy Moriarty
William D. Siegrist
South Ninth
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Lloyd Blakley
Durant
Notor
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Blakely
Washington County
Highway Patrol
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Mid-Prairie
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Ka- Yona Rotary
Stormy Feather
Linda Nickell
Tom Stockett
Saints
Golden Singers
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State College of Town
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SPEED
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Jom Duncan
Coe
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