Democratic Women's Club hosts county membership coffees
The Democratic Women's Club of Washington County sponsors informal coffees January 31 to February 8 to acquaint prospective members. Mrs. James Quinn and Mrs. Don Simmering invite all women, with open houses at Mrs. Paul Shearer’s 110 East Monroe on February 8 and at Captain's Table that evening.
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Democratic Women’s Club
Washington County
James Quinn
Don Simmering
Paul Shearer
East
Monroe
Washington
Cedar
Hubert Redlinger
Highland
Oregon
Pat Tobin
Lime Creek
Albion Young
Franklin Township
Franklin Center
West Chester
Richard Brinning
English River
Kalona
Richmond
Larry Kern
Brighton Township
Jack Scheeler
Iowa Township
Riverside
Jackson Township
Lorence Marek
City of Washington
East Monroe
Republican women workshop outlines goals and dues deadline
Sixty Republican women attended a first district federated workshop at Captain's Table with 10 30 advisory board meeting and lunch. Mrs Charles Strothman urged clubs to focus on candidates issues election procedures and campaign techniques. Dues must be paid by February 15 for spring and fall conference awards. Also noted were district officers from Washington County and state officials. APRIL WEDDING Dorothy Koch and Ronald Schultz announce their engagement and upcoming marriage set for April 7 in Brighton Methodist Church. Dorothy is a Washington High School graduate. Ronald a graduate of Ainsworth High School employed by Mullikin's DX.
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Charles Strothman
New London
Joe Jones
Washington
Robert Barnes
Letts
Washington County
Republican Women's Club
Phil Weldin
Robert Stephens
Keith Vetter
Everette Meeker
James Harris
Daryl Dodder
Edgar Stewart
Robert Wallace
Williamsburg
Howard Koch
Brighton
Dorothy
Ronald Schultz
Howard Schultz
Ainsworth
Washington High School
Schultz
Ainsworth High School
Mullikins DX
Omvi Floyd J Hunter Fined In District Court
Floyd J. Hunter pleaded guilty before Judge L R Carson in district court to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and was fined 300 dollars plus costs. A memorial was established for Max Glover with contributions to the Washington County Association for Retarded Children via Mrs. Robert Lytle. The U S Strike Command at MacDill AFB remains one of seven DoD unified commands with control over ground and air units, created by President Kennedy on Oct 9 1961.
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OMVI
Floyd J. Hunter
L. R. Carson
Tampa, Fla
UPI
United States Strike Command
MacDill Air Force Base
Department of Defense
U.S. Continental Army Command
The
Air Force
Tactical Air Command
Continental United States
John F. Kennedy
Fortnightly Applied Arts meeting reports program on special education
Mrs. Robert Vanderlinden entertained 11 members and 2 guests of the Applied Arts department Fortnightly club Tuesday evening. Don Oxenford presented the program on Special Education. Mrs. Larry Duncan, cohostess, served refreshments.
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Robert Vanderlinden
Applied Arts I
Don Oxenford
Larry Duncan
New 4-H Club Formed by Local Girls Hosting Event
Lucy Gamon hosted a Monday evening gathering with 12 girls to organize another 4-H Club. Sally Smith shared 4-H activities and literature. The next meeting is the fourth Monday in February at Debbie Hodges and Cheryl Hodges home. Lucy and her mother provided refreshments.
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Lucy Gamon
Sally Smith
Extension Home
Debbie
Cheryl Hodges
Lucy
Navy couple vows set for February at Immanuel Lutheran
Mr. Wasson is now serving in the Navy and is stationed at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station Washington. The vows will be repeated February 3 at 2 p.m. at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Washington. No invitations are being sent locally, but all friends and relatives of the couple are cordially invited.
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Mr. Wasson
Navy
Whidbey Island Naval Air Station
Wash
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Washington
Beverly Smith Honored at Linen Shower
Beverly Smith was the shower honoree at a linen shower Tuesday evening hosted by Mrs. Sam Weeks with Mrs. Don Ellingsworth and Mrs. Stan Wallace. Guests included the mothers of the couple, Mrs. Jack Parsons and Mrs. Donald Smith. Miss Smith will marry Gary Parsons on February 17 in Beverly's home town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Smith
Sam Weeks
Weeks
Don Ellingsworth
Stan Wallace
Jack Parsons
Columbus Junction
Donald Smith
Miss Smith
Gary Parsons
Cedar Township Farm Bureau Women Meet
The Cedar Township Farm Bureau Women gathered with Mrs. Bill Norman and cohostess Mrs. Robert Stephens. Mrs. Robert Fickel showed a film strip on foods and labels using canned milk to explain consumer information. She spoke on farmers products and how women may help promote them. Mrs. Harvey Timmins reviewed a Spokesman article on tax revision and Farm Bureau’s role. Mrs. David Norman and Mrs. Earl Booth presented a skit Do Tell about writing publicity. The date for Rural Women's Day was set for March 18 and a Defensive Driving Course was announced for January 30-31. Program books were distributed and Mrs. Glenn Knupp will host February with a roll call of left over meat recipes. Refreshments were served.
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Cedar Township Farm Bureau
Bill Norman
Robert Stephens
Robert Fickel
Harvey Timmins
Farm _ Bureau
David Norman
Earl Booth
Social calendar prompts by 10 a.m. first publication
Community notices list events for Thursday through Monday with times and contacts. Includes Family Living I, 8 p.m. Mrs. Robert Wiley. Women of Moose regular meeting at Moose Home. Executive board 7 p.m. Creative Living I with Mrs. Burge Hammond. KC meeting 8 p.m. KC Hall. Friday CWF General Meeting 2 p.m. At church. Home Art Club 2 p.m. Mrs. Roy Bauer. Saturday Shirts and Skirts 8 p.m. Legion Hall. Len Buch caller. Monday Democratic Women Wash. and Cedar Two 9:30 a.m.. Membership coffee with Mrs. Hubert Redlinger.
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Family Living I
Robert Wiley
Women of
Moose
Moose Home
Creative Living I
Burge Hammond
KC Meeting
KC Hall
Home Art Club
Roy Bauer
Legion Hall
Len Buch
Democratic Women
Cedar Two
Hubert Redlinger
Gardner resigns as HEW secretary amid budget strains
Washington UPI reports Health Education and Welfare Secretary John W. Gardner will resign effective about March 1 with no successor named. Gardner, age 55, drew praise in academic circles and had been linked to Stanford and Rockefeller University presidencies. He plans to return to the Carnegie Corporation as a consultant on cities.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Health, Education and Welfare
John W. Gardner
George Christian
Boston Globe
Gardner
Stanford University
Rockefeller University
New York
Johnson
Carnegie Corporation
Israel allows freeing of ships trapped in Suez Canal
Israel announced agreement to permit Egypt to free 15 freighters, including two American ships, trapped in the Suez Canal. Work to release the vessels would begin Saturday, conveyed to UNTSO chief Gen. Odd Bull by Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, marking a potential breakthrough in the canal impasse. The move follows UAR pressure to open the waterway despite Egypt’s objections.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Odd Bull
United Nations ‘Truce Supervisory Organization
Moshe Dayan
United Arab Republic
GOP splits over hard line Vietnam policy in State of the Union response
GOP leaders and senators clash over a hard line stance on Vietnam depicted in the televised GOP reply to President Johnson. Cooper and Javits fault the show for excluding doves and not mirroring party views. Tower defends the GOP as cooperative while Aiken questions Pueblo handling and weighs Rockefeller as the strongest candidate.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
State of the Union
GOP
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Cooper
Vietnam
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Tower
Javits
Aiken
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Marcus McBeth Returns Home From Hospital
Marcus McBeth comes home from Washington County Hospital after medical treatment. Mrs. R. C. Connelly finishes two weeks of University Hospitals care in Iowa City and returns for tests. Mrs. Guy Turner moved to University Hospitals in Iowa City for gall bladder surgery and expects to return home soon. Friends ministers from Richland Salem Pleasant Plain and Grinnell travel to Washington DC for the January Quaker Leadership Seminar January 22 to 25. They will meet Congress on National Legislation on Peace and hear speakers including Ralph A. Lapp Marion Halperin and others. They plan visits to the Senate House Peace Corps VISTA and AFSC programs and a final discussion on church cooperation for peace.
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Richland
Marcus McBeth
Washington Co. Hospital
R. C. Connelly
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Guy Turner
Fairfield Hospital
L. Merle Greene
Roscoe Townsend
Salem
Wade Dillavore
Pleasant Plain
Leslie Warner
Grinnell
Strawberry choice tips offered for Iowa gardeners
Iowa State Extension horticulturist Ed Cott outlines two strawberry types for home gardens June bearing and everbearing. June bearing dominates Iowa plantings with crops in late May or June. everbearing yields a spring crop and a fall harvest to frost. Popular June bearing varieties include Cyclone Midway Sure Crop Sparkle and Armore in southern Iowa. Overbearing types Ozark Beauty and Ogallala, plus newer options Luscious Red and Geneva, are noted. He advises planting new beds with vegetables in rotation for two seasons.
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Cott
Midway
Iowa
Armore
Gardening and community notes from Noble Iowa
Warm weather prompts gardening talk as residents share seed plans and bulb prices while reporting local happenings. The column notes a mild thaw, school closures, seed buying, and memories of gardening efforts, alongside obituaries and community events.
Washington Evening Journal staff and masthead notes
The Washington Evening Journal in Washington Iowa lists staff roles with David Elder as Editor and Business Manager William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director Charles Morris as News Editor Bob Shaffer as Local Advertising and Howard Hazen as Production Superintendent. It indicates publication afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th and that it is entered as second class matter.
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Washington Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
United Press
Inland Daily Press Ass
Iowa Daily Press Ass
Iowa Press Ass
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Rodney Davisson
Beverly
Michael Trier
Gale
Bud) Trier
Keota
Miss Davisson
American Institute of Business
Des Moines
Iowa State University
Ames
Strike Command
Applied Arts
Terry
Fenn
Raymond Coleman
Loretta Elaine
Jerold Wayne Wasson
Wayne Wasson
Wellman
Cedar Township Farm Bureau Women
Isreal
Brown Finance Co
Brown Finance
N. B. Westermark
M. L. Westermark
South
Iowa Ave
House Senate Gop
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
United States
North Korea
Mrs
Otto Pfeifer
Senate
House of Representatives
Peace Corps
VISTA
AFSC
Texas
Ana
NHL
Erec
Southwest Corner Square
Harold Jarvis
Dial
Mrs. Henry Yoder
Noble
Eli Yoder
Neal Roth
Martha Wenger
Mercy Hospital
Waco
Mercy
Roth
Keith Marner
Bud Madden
Sweedesburg
Larry Black
San Diego
Calif
Port Hueneme
Iona
Elmer Roth
Kanne
Janice
Harold Wenger
Marilyn
Ruth Ann
Parkview
Willard Leichty
Glen Richard
Royden Boshart
Oscar Miller
Emmerson Wittings
Ruth Bachman
Yoko Nakamura
Willis Grabers
John Swartzen Grubers
Bethel
Miss Nakamuro
Tokio
Japan
Miss Bachman
Berne
Switzerland
Jeannie
Hollywood
Dream of
Armstrong
Rogers Bros
America
Ine Iy
Tern
the International Silver Company
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