Local clubs report January meetings and officers
UPW Circle V met at First Presbyterian with Mrs Richard Colby leading a lesson on Jesus and John from Matthew 3. VFW Auxiliary noted reaching its district membership quota, 123 members, and collected ecards for hospitalized members, plus an $8 Cancer Fund gift. Linger Longer Club elected Mrs Howard Ballou president and planned a February 7 family supper. Handcraft II featured decoupage program by speaker Sally Whetstine with 10 members attending.
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UPW Circle
Richard Colby
Jesus
John
First Presbyterian
UPW Circle V
Sam Batterson
Rodney Letts
VFW
Helen Hesseltine
Ecards
Elmer Bain
Mercy Hospital
Charles Walker
Cancer Fund
Willard Gray
Don Bealer
Mary Hayes
Leslie Altenhofen
Howard Ballou
John Combs
Clyde Dawson Jr
Peter Bell
Arlo Phelps
John Waters
Don Bartholomew
Bartholomew
John Kiene
Ballou
Victor Peiffer
Handcraft I
Sally Whetstine
B. B. Bordwell
George Masson
Ray outlines funding plan at first Iowa news conference
Des Moines Governor Robert D. Ray, in his first news conference, pledged a point by point outline to finance his programs and a roughly 1 billion dollar general fund budget for the next biennium. He noted the figure aligns with fiscal director Rankin’s estimates and said budget details will follow his inaugural program. He also announced a 284,950 dollar federal grant for law enforcement planning and expressed support for lowering the voting age from 21 to 19, with openness to 18.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert D. Ray
Iowa
Ray
General Assembly
Gerry D. Rankin
Rankin
Nixon
Iown
4-H Club Night With Susan Eagle Presiding
Susan Eagle presided a Washington Pals 4-H Club meeting Monday night with 21 members answering roll call by saying A New Year s Resolution. Plans for a bake sale and a special project for a needy family were made. New members Jeanne Enfield Connie Fritz Bonnie Fritz Holly Waters Pau la Shaver Cindy Vogel Lisa Dahl Lorie Vaughn Sannia Shamdin and Julie Talbot joined. The hostesses and their mother assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan and
Paulette Eagle
Washington Pals
Susan Eagle
Jeanne Enfield
Connie Fritz
Bonnie Fritz
Holly Waters
Paula Shaver
Cindy Vogel
Lisa Dahl
Lorie Vaughn
Sannia Shamdin
Julie Talbot
Y Wives enjoy crafts and sports meeting
A 35 member YWCA group held a Tuesday afternoon session in the YW room with guests Mrs. Mark Hensel Mrs. S Stewart Mrs. Bill Milhouser Mrs. Lee Schooley and Miss June Jensen Hostesses were Mrs. Stanley Schooley and Mrs. Robert Jones The executive board will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. before the regular meeting Public Affairs I featured E N Foster on churches at Captain's Table Leader Mrs Edgar Stewart presiding Hostesses were Mrs George Rudiger and Miss Maud McCreedy Sip and Sew Club guest day with salad luncheon at Mrs Lloyd Miksch home Guests included Mrs Irvan Hesseltine Mrs Howard Greiner and Mrs Jacob Earnest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hensel
S. Stewart
Bill Milhouser
Lee Schooley
June Jensen
Stanley Schooley
Robert Jones
E. N. Foster
Edgar Stewart
George Rudiger
Maud McCreedy
Sip and Sew Club
Lloyd Miksch
John Gamon
Wayne Gamon
Irvan Hesseltine
Howard Greiner
Jacob Earnest
Hospital Admits and Births Reported in Washington and Nearby Areas
Admitted yesterday include Marcia Crone Washington surgical patient and Ruth Thorne Washington medical patient with Aud rey Dusenbery also listed as Washington medical. Births recorded for Mr and Mrs John Brinning Brighton a daughter. Discharges today include Susan Metcalf Washington Clyde Johnson Columbus Junction and Margaret Ropp Kalona.
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Marcia Crone Washington
Ruth Thorne
Washington
Audrey Dusenbery
John Brinning
Brighton
Susan Metcalf
Clyde Johnson
Columbus Junction
Margaret Ropp
Kalona
Iowa lawmaker seeks one year freeze on education funds
DES MOINES UPI State Sen. Chester C. Hougen R Cedar Falls asks the Legislature to freeze education appropriations for one year while a comprehensive study seeks to curb waste and inefficacy in schools and state universities. Hougen says universities have boosted requests about 70 percent. community colleges and private colleges also press for more funds. The plan calls for second year funds to be set in 1970 after the study.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Chester C. Hougen
Cedar Falls
Hougen
Senate
Department of Public Instruction
Reasoner to Speak at Coe College
CBS journalist Harry Reasoner will address Coe College during Winter Carnival Week on Wednesday Feb 12 at 8 p m in Sinclair Auditorium. The talk follows his CBS Reports features and 60 Minutes work. tickets are 2 dollars at the college business office or at the door.
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Harry Reasoner
CBS
Coe College
Sinclair Auditorium
Reasoner
CBS_ Reports
60 Minutes
Mike Wallace
Dakota City
Iowa
Stanford University
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis Times
Wcco Radio
Minneapolis
United States Information Agency
Manila
Keyd - TV
CBS News
New York
Coe
Social Calendar of Community Groups
Thursday activities include Women of Moose at 8 p.m. and Executive board at 7 p.m. plus Desert at Captain's Table and guest speaker Dana McAvoy. Double Deck Club meets 7:30 p.m. Mrs Ralph Martin. Friday CWF General Meeting at 2 p.m. and executive board at 1 30 p.m. Saturday IOOF Rebekah event at 6 p.m. Potluck social at IOOF Hall. Monday Golden Age Club at 10 a.m. YWCA lunch at noon Music at 8 p.m. Mrs James Rossen. FOE Auxiliary at 8 p.m. at hall. Monday Nighters at 7 p.m. VW rooms Salad supper and cards.
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Women of Moose
Moose Home
Family Living I
Creative Living I
Louise Gravier
Dana McAvoy
Rotary Exchange
Ralph Martin
CWF
YWCA
James Rossen
FOE
Andrew Tschantz to be honored on 40th anniversary
Wayland residents announce an open house for Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tschantz to mark their 40th wedding anniversary. The event is Sunday from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at the Tschantz home in Wayland. Children Phyllis Richard and Shirley Fort, and Gary Tschantz of Davenport, will share hostess duties. gifts are requested to be not given.
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Wayland
Andrew Tschantz
Tschantz
Roger
Phyllis) Richard
Fairfield
George
Shirley) Fort
Gary Tschantz
Davenport
Young executives seek hair transplants in San Francisco
UC dermatologist Dr Harmon Rider notes most hair transplant patients are young business executives who want a youthful image. He says transplants appeal to those who find toupees objectionable and prefer lighter upkeep than other options.
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Harmon Rider
Uc’s
San Francisco Medical Center
Hair Transplants In Women Often For Scars Or Bald Spots
The procedure involves transplanting a pea sized piece of hair and its follicles from one scalp area to a balding area. Ten to twenty portions are transplanted per session. Riders notes women usually seek hair transplants for scars or bald spots caused by overuse of hair curlers or tight ponytails and braids.
If They’re Lost Stolen or Destroyed We Replace Them
Absent formal policy details the notice states replacements are issued for lost stolen or destroyed items. It emphasizes prompt action and verification steps to restore the item. Community members are advised to report incidents to the appropriate office for processing.
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PALS
Supreme Water
Scratch & Dent
Appliance Inc
Chicagua
Izaak Walton
Washington K. C. Hall
Washington, Iowa
Schoonover Drug
Sportshop
Gamble
IOOF
Rebekah
San Francisco
University of California Derma
Insurance Plan Savings & Loan Association
State Theater
Luce Management
Kingsbury Inn
Marilyn
Tommy Thomas
U.S
America
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