Garden club lunch meetings share tips and tales
The Fortnightly Club Garden I held a one o clock luncheon at the Captain's Table with guests including Mr and Mrs Joe Crumley newcomers to Washington He spoke on planting shrubs and trees drawing on 37 years as head gardener at Iowa City University Hospital grounds Other guests included Mrs Ralph Boyd Mrs Clint Else Mrs Emma Tinnes Mrs Lloyd Marek Mrs Hayden Davis and Mrs Homer Porter Garden II Twenty one members met for a cooperative luncheon with Mrs Ruth Luers Also present were Mrs E H Messer The meeting featured a rose theme with an estimated roll call on favorite birds and a birthday honor for Mrs Leo Sueppel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden F1
Garden I
Joe Crumley
Washington
Crumley
University Hospital Grounds
Iowa City
Ralph Boyd
Clint “Else
Emma Tinnes
Lloyd Marek
Hayden Davis
Homer Porter
West Chester
YWCA Whizzers Elect Officers at Tuesday Meeting
Nineteen members met at the YW Tuesday evening for a club session. Officers chosen include Karen Pohren as president, Ben Leeper as vice president, and Jo Janecek as secretary treasurer. Gary Peterson led a group discussion during social hour and games followed. February committee members will be Ben Leeper and Betty Petratz. Guests were Rosalie Peck Dean Randall Bill Cooper and Jean Ramsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywca Whizzers
Karen Pohren
Ben Leeper
Jo Janecek
Gary Peterson
Local social notes from Davenport area
Mr and Mrs Homer Brinning spend about two weeks in Phoenix Arizona. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Gunnarson and family hosted Gunnarson's mother Mrs Edna Gunnarson of Grundy Center who returned home Monday. Erwin Miesbach and family of Davenport join Robert Kurtz and Michael of Pleasant Plain at Charlie Ragan home Sunday. Southeast Iowa Red Cross meeting at Hotel Ottumwa discussed fundraising. Benford Hall and family visited Dorothy Aston for birthday and delayed Christmas. Harold Griffeth of Western Auto Store spent Tuesday in Davenport. Rev and Mrs Fred Miller of Waterloo overnight with Ralph Bauer. Howard Bailey reports son A 2c Robert Dean Bailey touring Rome and St Peters Square on leave. he turns 21 on Jan 18 and hopes to be home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Miesbach
Davenport
Robert Kurtz
Michael
Pleasant Plain
Charlie Ragan
Howard Bailey
Robert Dean Bailey
Azores
Rome
St. Peters Square
Robert
Social calendar notices for early week meetings
Community notices list meetings and events for Wednesday to Friday across West Chester including Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild Pythian Sisters WRC Fleur de Lis Club and Republican Women. Activities include card games pinochle square dancing and dinner meetings with guest speakers and fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
Stan Kiesey
West Chester
Pythian Sisters
Hall
Winga
Masonic Temple
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Kelly Schlapkohl
William Sitler
Les Eicher
West Chester Wrc
KP Hall
Fleur de Lis Club
Stephen Viggers
Legion Hall
OES
Homemakers Club
Virgil Lintz
Edgar Stewart
LBC Club
Booster Club Potluck and Jarrards Photo Trip
Booster Club members and families met at the school house on the Fairgrounds for a Tuesday potluck dinner. Mr and Mrs Doyle Jarrard shared California trip photos from the Rose Parade followed by a food auction. Mrs William Sitler hosted Handcraft II members. Sally Smith county extension home economist led a Fabric and Drapery program with sample materials and a thank you note read from the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster Club
Fairgrounds
Doyle Jarrard
California
William Sitler
Handcraft Il
Sally Smith
County Extension Home
First Presbyterian UPW Begins Study Session
First Presbyterian United Presbyterian Women groups started a study of Be What You Are from Paul’s letters to the Colossians. Circle IV met for a potluck with devotions led by Hazel Euwer and Glenn Conrad reviewing chapter one. Circle V welcomed 20 members and guest Roland Dunbar as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
United Presbyterian Women
First Presbyterian Church
Tom Berdo
Leland Carris
Circle IV
Hazel Euwer
Glenn Conard
Circle V
Ralph Marshall
Roland Dunbar
Gene Booth
Lawrence Zuehlke
George Tripp
Women of Moose Hold Friday Ritual Practice
The Women of Moose plan a ritual practice Friday evening after the regular meeting with Mrs. James Edwards directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edwards
Cancer Society Board Meeting Held Here
The Rev William Simbro chairman of Washington County American Cancer Society presided over the board gathering. Mrs Mac Wallace said funds cover transportation for treatment and some home help. Films on smoking dangers were shown in 37 county school programs attracting 250 women to two Time and Two Women showings at Stats Theater. Since Oct 15 Cancer Society films reached 41 programs with 1655 attendees. Plans were made for April fundraising crusade and a crusade chairmen training session in Fairfield on Friday Jan 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Simbro
Washington County
American Cancer Society
Mac Wallace
Cancer Crusade
M.M. Schell
Stats
Washington
Te Cancer Society
Fairfield
Mrs Horak to head Easter Seal drive in Washington County
Mrs P Richard Horak of Washington named chairman of the 1964 Easter Seal Campaign running March 1 to 31 in Washington County. She announced volunteers for key roles and said 90 percent of funds stay in Iowa for Camp Sunnyside therapy equipment and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Camp Sunnyside
Keota St Mary's Altar and Rosary elects officers
At the Keota Keota St Mary’s parish Altar and Rosary Society annual meeting Mrs James Bell was chosen president for the coming year Thirty three members and Father Kempker attended in the new school hall New officers include vice president Mrs Betty Aller secretary Mrs James Sieren and treasurer Mrs Walter Sieren Mrs Cyril Osweiler reported on the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women The meeting closed with a prayer by Father Kempker A social hour with coffee and cookies followed At a Monday gathering new officers and chairmen met at Mrs Bells home The chairmen are Mrs Maurine Peiffer Mrs Dennis Stoutner Mrs Dennis Conrad Miss Walburga Heisdorfer Mrs Dennis Sieren and Mrs Den Bermel The ham supper is set for April 12 in the new school hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Altar and Rosary Society
St. Mary’s
James Bell
Father Kempker
Betty Aller
James Sieren
Walter Sieren
Cyril Osweiler
Council of Catholic Women
Chaimen
Bell
Maurine Peiffer
Dennis Stoutner
Dennis Conrad
Walburga Heisdorffer
Dennis Sieren
den Bermel
Kiwanis Club Hold Marengo Installation Ceremony
Washington Kiwanis members and wives attended the Marengo Kiwanis Club installation Monday night. Robert Koch was installed as Lt. Governor of Division 2 by Kermit Buntrock. Seven clubs represented. Washington attendees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Kiwanis Club
Marengo Kiwanis Club
Robert Koch
Marengo Club
Nebraska - Iowa
Kiwanis International
Kermit Buntrock
Koch
Washington
E.J. Vosika
Eldon Brake
Wendell Eden
Gene Grecian
William Smart
William Day
T.M. Nelson
Wedding Planned for March 15 at Fairfield Church
A March 15 wedding is planned for 2:30 PM at the First Baptist Church in Fairfield. All friends and relatives of the couple are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Fairfield
Lars Sjoberg speaks to Y's Men Club
AFS exchange student Lars Sjoberg from Sweden spoke to the Washington Y's Men Tuesday evening. He shared details about Sweden's government, people, history, and life in his hometown. The student is staying with Harvey Holden's family and was introduced by Mr. Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Sjoberg
AFS
Washington High School
Washington Y
Lars
Sweden
Harvey Holden
Holden
Mid-Prairie farmer class meets Thursday
The Mid-Prairie Adult Farmers class will meet January 23, 1964 at 7 30 p m in the Vocational Agriculture room at Mid Prairie High School. Gene Stadel of Farm Service Marketing Service will speak on marketing with slides. All farmers in the Mid Prairie School district and surrounding areas are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-Prairie Farmer
Mid - Prairie
Mid- Prairie High School
Vocational Agriculture Room
Gene Stadel
Farm Service Marketing Service
Mr. Stadel
Mid-Prairie
Final rites for Peter K Jungbluth held at Jones Funeral Home
Final rites for Peter K Jungbluth were conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Theodore Schwartz presiding. Pallbearers included Dwane Shalla, Sam Mcleery, Lester Jones, Sam Batterson, Ellis Negus and Glenn Castle. burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery.
Record of Admitted and Dismissed Patients
Yesterday admitted list includes Mrs Lucy Rehmel Washington medical Mrs Mae Spessard Ainsworth medical Mrs Julia Elmore Richland medical Mrs William J Putman Washington surgical Paul Rebling Mr Pleasant surgical Dismissed today includes Mrs Wilfrid Wiltetoe Washington Baby boy Loeffler Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Rehmel
Washington
Medical
Mae Spessard
Ainsworth
Julia Elmore
Richland
William J Putman
Surgical
Paul Rebling
Mr. Pleasant
Wilfrid Wiltetoe
Boy Loeffler
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Garden II
Ruth Luers
E.H. Messer
P.F. Whisler
Ros
S.M. Fishburn
George Johnson
Leo Sueppel
Mrs
Homer Brinning
Phoenix, Ariz
LeRoy Gunnarson
Mr. Gunnarson
Edna Gunnarson
Grundy Center
Bob Everetts
Ted Howell
Keith Horn
Winnie Beller
Iowa Red Cross
Ottumwa
Harold
Pete) Griffeth
Western Auto Associate
Fred Miller
Waterloo
Ralph Bauer
Washingon
Wolf's Flower Shop
Schoonover Drug
Keith Proctor
Keith Murphy
Jim Soukup
Milo Steele
Jaycees
Armidexan
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Joe Falk
Osincup
Penway
Maree
Bantron
Empire Plastic
Mepicatto
Ray
Powys
Keller
Wa Oal
Acme
Gillette
S-M-A
Osincup’s Drug Store
West Side Square
Cra
Walgreen Roe
Fellowship Hall
Handcraft U
First Presbyterian Upw
Raymond Wilson
Dorothy
Gaylen Jarrard
Junction
Columbus Junction
Jarrard
Cancer Society Board
Mrs. Horak
Kiwanis
Marengo
Eugene Garretson
Karen Lee
Paul Roy Hoyle
Dwight Hoyle
Brighton
Garretson
Fairfield High School
Parc-Vue Beauty College
River Products Company
Y’s
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympic
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