Seat belts seen as lifesavers for winter driving
Miss Kinkead of The Travelers Insurance urges constant use of seat belts even on short trips. She notes belts reduce death or serious injury if an accident occurs within 30 miles of home and advises belts for small foreign cars and family cars alike, with kids wearing belts and belts checked annually for wear and corrosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Jean Kinkead
Travelers Insurance Companies
Miss’ Kinkhead
Miss Kinkead
SAE
Society of Automotive Engineers
Washington Social Calendar Notice Summary
Washington social events listed for Tuesday through Friday include PTG meetings at Junior High, a public panel program, White Shrine at the Masonic Temple, Y activities at the YW center, Little Flower Circle, Family Living sewing, and various club and church gatherings. A mentioned note cites date changes and a postponed Baptist Women’s Mission Society meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Little Flower Circle
Merritt McDaniel
Lester Coffman
Applied Arts
Robert Rupert
Handcraft
Louise Wasson
YWCA
Sylvia Wilson
Christian Cwf
Baptist Women’s Mission Society
Local News Notes From Iowa City Area
Dave Nardy has returned home to convalesce after surgery in Iowa City and will stay at his parents’ home for two weeks or more. Linda Rugg is in University Hospitals in critical condition with spinal meningitis. Sheila Chabal spent the weekend with her parents and joined the Rainbow installation service at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Grant Humble returned from Park Rapids after attending her sister in law’s funeral, amid extreme sub zero weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Nardy
Ed Nardy
Iowa City
Linda Rugg
Walter Rugg
University Hospitals
Linda
Frank Rugg
Wellman
Sheila Chabal
American Institute of Commerce
Davenport
Stanley Chabal
Masonic Temple
Grant Humble
Park Rapids
Minn
T. J. Clancy
Selden Crow
Muscatine
Junior High PTG Meeting Tonight
Parents are reminded of the Junior High Parent Teachers group meeting at 7 30 this evening in the school building. A panel on The Plot to Abolish Childhood will be featured, and several musical numbers will be presented.
Republican Women Plan Meeting at Coffee in Washington County
Mrs. Edgar Stewart, president of the Washington County Council of Republican Women, hosted a Monday morning coffee for committee chairmen to map plans for the year. The council opens Feb 28 with Mrs. J. W. Helscher and a discussion by Mrs. Phil Weldin on liquor by the drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Stewart
Washington County Council of Republican Women
J. W. Helscher
Phil Weldin
Women of the Moose Meet at Brock Home
The Women of the Moose will gather at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs Harold Brock with an executive board at 7 p.m. The group notes the Midwinter Conference on Sunday January 27 at Mt Pleasant and invites members to call Mrs Brock to arrange attendance.
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Masonic Temple
George Cordes
John Baldrige
William Sitler
West Chester
Louis Larsens
Fleur de Lis Club
Ed Jarrard
Women of Moose
Harold Brock
Moose
Mrs
Brock
The
Mt. Pleasant
Menonite group meets despite severe Sabbath weather
At The U P Home the Menonite group held its monthly service with Mr. Dillon Graber of Wayland Church leading scripture and prayer. A trio Bonnie Roth Conrad Graber and Carl Wenger sang gospel songs. Visitors noted include Earl and Mrs Bass en route home from Lansing to Malvern after buying a new Oldsmobile.
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Dillon Graber
Wayland Church
Bonnie Roth
Conrad Graber
Carl Wenger
Earl Bass
Meredith To Leave Ole Miss Amid Academic Trouble
James H. Meredith faces final Ole Miss exam amid serious academic trouble and possible delayed exam if his absence is excused. Rioting after his Sept. 30 entrance triggered two deaths and injuries. federal grand jury had indicted others, with Walker's charges dismissed without prejudice.
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Oxford, Miss
UPI
James H. Meredith
Ole Miss
Meredith
Grand Jury
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
Dallas
Tex
Mouser Couple to Host Open House for Newlyweds
Mr and Mrs Stanley J Mouser invite friends and neighbors to an open house at their home on Sunday January 27 between 2 and 4 PM to honor their son Bill Mouser and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley J. Mouser
Bill Mouser
Kilmer Damage Suit Goes Into Recess in Iowa Case
The $10,000 civil rights suit in Montezuma, about farm boy Carl Amos Kilmer, rests until Wednesday morning. Sheriff William R. Welsh and Guernsey principal Herbert Haas face questioning over alleged detention and harassment of the first grader during a farm action period last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma
UPI
Carl Amos Kilmer
William R. Welsh
Herbert Haas
Guernsey
Brooklyn
Harry J. Kilmer
Carl
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Welsch
Haas
Welsh
Kilmer
L. R. Carson
Oskaloosa
On The Record Hospital Update
Yesterday: Mrs. Granville Love Crawfordsville medical J A Hun saker Washington medical. Today: Eric Ridley Washington surgical. Dismissed Today: Mrs. Richard Lyle and daughter Keota Mrs. Max Embree and daughter Washington Mrs. Katie Hammen Washington Mrs J W Ferguson and daughter Karona Mrs John Summy and children Rodney Lee Rebekah Lee and Deborah Kay Columbus Junction.
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Granville Love
Crawfordsville
J. A. Hunsaker
Washington
Eric Ridley
Richard Lyle
Keota
Max Embree
Katie Hammen
J. W. Furguson
Karona
John Summy
Rodney Lee
Rebekah Lee
Deborah Kay
Columbus Junction
Sewereamer Seeks Sewer Clean From Roots and Waste
Carson Plumbing & Heating advertises Sewereamer a no tool floor drain cleaner that dissolves roots paper grease and rags with a mix poured into the drain. Sold in 5 and 10 lb cans at 2.29 and 3.95. Buy SEWEREAMER by name only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewereamer
Golden Agers Club Holds Monday Meeting In Cold
Twenty five members attended despite cold weather. Edith Zook joined as a new member. Sewing and visiting filled the morning. Four birthday cakes and ice cream were provided by celebrating members. Multiple members received the Happy Birthday song. Chinese checkers canasta and pinochle were played in the afternoon. Garden I group met with Walter Smith hosting. topics covered Garden Shrine Patios and Terraces and a discussion on federal controls for insecticides linked to Silent Spring.
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Edith Zook
Opal Parcell
Thelma Rohrer
Nellie Moriarty
Nora Ebner
Maude Jackson
Walter Smith
Garden I
Hugo Lensch
W.B. Dupuis
Paul Ryan
Roll Call
C.C. Wilson
Never a Week Goes By Insurance Salesmen
A local piece urges residents to avoid buying insurance from out of town door to door sellers. It praises local agents, noting they rely on reputation and serve Washington and nearby communities, with a reminder that money spent locally stays in Washington.
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Dad
Washington
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West Chester Pythian Sisters
Hall
Suzannah Girls
Just Us Club
LF. Harding
Sunshine Community Club
Harold Gerdes
World Fellowship
YMCA
Lincoln Pta
Pio Barone Lumaga
LBC Club
Walter Kyle
Tork Gazette
Washington County Hospital
James Anthony
Wesley Burrows
Patrick James
Joel F. Sheets
Michael Roy
Paul Peebler
South Ave
William Francis
Lester Ledger
Sarah Jane
Karen Mae
Rt. 2
Kalona
Susan Kay
North 6Th
City
Tor’n Teen Land
Evening Journal
Iowa
L. F. Fullerton
Children’s Hospital
Robert Robertson
Mercy Hospital
Junior High
PTG
U. P
Larh B. Meloy
John Meloy
Harry Meloy
Cicago
Muncie
Ind
Walter Bray
Maude Statler
Robert M. French
Des Moines
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
William French
Homer Vincent
Jennie Harris
U.S
Claude F. Clayton
Mousers
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Golden Age Club
Paul
Horak & Son
Insurance Agency
Tele
Brown Motors
Thunderbird
Studebaker
West Madison
D” Ave
Studebaker Lark
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