Women Find Varied Careers in Life Insurance Work
A Census Bureau study sponsored by the Institute of Life Insurance shows nearly half of life insurance workers are women. Women from high school graduates to those with college degrees fill roles in home offices and agencies, with opportunities in administration, data processing, accounting, actuarial work, and legal or medical fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of the Census
Institute of Life Insurance
Census Bureau
Life Insurance Companies
Life Office Management Association
The
Life Insurance Agency Management Association
Home Office Underwriters Associations
American College of Life Underwriters
Society of Actuaries
Wedding of Jane Horesowsky and Kenneth Stoner at Holy Trinity
Jane Horesowsky of Richmond and Kenneth Stoner of North Liberty wed at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Richmond on Saturday January 26. Rev William V Snell officiated the 11 o'clock ceremony with about 100 guests at a parish hall reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Horesowsky
Kenneth Stoner
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Kalona
Richmond
North Liberty
William V. Snell
Richard Horesowsky
Earl R. Stoner
Horesowsky
Sabrina
Judy Horesowsky
James Poggenpohl
Coralville
Sharon Stoner
Ronald Stoner
Richard Horesowsky Jr
Alan Stoner
Robert Bradley
John Benda
Iowa City
Leo Ollinger
Keota
Wesley Butterbaugh
Jane Cannon
Doyle Chalupa
Joanne Kelley
Carolyn Chalupa
Jane
Glenna Sakulin
Baby Shower for Mrs Wood and Infant Son in Ainsworth
Mrs. Jim Wood and her infant son Mark of Ainsworth were honored at a Saturday morning baby shower and breakfast at the Captain’s Table. Hostesses included Mrs. W. J. Shannon and daughter Mrs. Larry Shalla and Mrs. Nate Young and daughter Mrs. John Hoal. Mrs. Hohl attended though living in Honolulu Hawaii. Mrs. Wood was formerly Cathy Jarrard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Wood
Mark
Ainsworth
W. J. Shannon
Larry Shalla
Nate Young
John Hoal
Hohl
Honolulu
Hawaii
Bed collapses in night between neighboring apartments
In an odd incident a woman in the upper apartment felt her bed collapse into the lower unit during the night. The two bedrooms were directly above one another making the mishap particularly embarrassing for the resident in the top unit.
Knupps Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary in Open House
About 259 friends and relatives attended an open house at the Methodist Church Sunday afternoon to honor Mr. and Mrs. Clayde Knupp on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Their sons and wives and grandchildren joined in the celebration with songs, a guest book, gifts, and greetings from Des Moines Fairfield Cedar Rapids and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayde Knupp
Methodist
Knupps
Stanley Knupp
Wayne Knupp
Richard Knupp
Susan
Jackie Knupp
Sarah Knupp
Drake University
Annual Picnic for Hawkeyes in Tampa Florida
Iowa picnic day drew Hawkeye communities from Washington Iowa City Davenport and Marengo to the Tampa Tourist Center. A family style noon dinner followed by a business meeting and an afternoon program of anecdotes and song concluded the gathering at the Tourist club house.
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Iowa
Tampa
Fla
Florida
Clear Lake
Washington
Iowa City
Davenport
Marengo
Arthur Wileys
C. H. Gathers
William Richards
William Zagers
Howard McCalls
Merle Eckels
G. W. Wylies
Adolph Larsons
Albert Barquists
Arch Hustons
Olds
Mrs. Atack
William Zager
Zager
Richards
Eckels
Tall Corn
Carrell Reappointed Louisa County Medical Examiner
Dr. Kenneth Carrell of Columbus Junction was reappointed by the county board of supervisors to a two year term as Louisa County medical examiner. Funeral services for Mrs. Rose M. Tellin were held at Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev. Lloyd Latta officiating. Delivering a duet were Mrs. John Phleger and Mrs. Ira Morrison. Pallbearers listed include Norman Shalla Wayne Shalla Marlin Shalla Max White Jr Lloyd Marek and Phil Ahrens. Burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrell
Kenneth Carrell
Columbus Junction
Louisa County
County Board of Supervisors
Kennedy Eyes Large Federal School Aid Push
President Kennedy will urge Congress to fund education from pre k through graduate school with a bill totaling more than six billion dollars over three to five years. Plan envisions two major new aid programs, continuation of existing ones, and possible passage despite church state clash with Catholic school supporters.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Clingmans Invite Friends to Open House for 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ira Clingman of Packwood invite friends and relatives to an open house at their Lindy home Sunday February 3 from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. They were married February 5 1913 in Packwood and have six children eighteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Mr Clingman also celebrates his birthday on the wedding date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Clingmans
Ira Clingman
Packwood
Lindy
Genevieve Bennett
Methodist Parsonage
Rosecoe White
Roy Lewis
Max Owen
Crawfordsville
Warren Hill
Batavia
Richard Nicola
Fairfield
Deane Clingman
Washington
Clingman
Local At-Home Notices And Births In Iowa Community
On The Record Admitted Saturday Leslie Blick Washington medical Yesterday Jesse C Meeks Haskins medical Mrs Anna Matthews Salem Ia medical Births Today Mr and Mrs Arthur Hohle Keota a daughter Dismissed Yesterday Mrs Gertrude Tipton Washington Today Mrs Peter Bell and son Ainsworth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Blick
Washington
Jesse C. Meeks
Haskins
Anna Matthews
Salem
Arthur Hotle
Keota
Gertrude Tipton
Peter Bell and Son
Ainsworth
Club Activities Highlight Prairie Flower School Program
Mrs. George Cordes entertained Child Study I with guests Mrs. James Rossen and Mrs. Leon Hilftman. Mrs. Robert Carter presented a program on the Prairie Flower School and its special education efforts. Members shared favorite school subjects during roll call. Mrs. Kelly Schlapkhol led the meditations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cordes
James Rossen
Leon Hilftman
Robert Carter
Prairie Flower School
Kelly Schlapkhol
Marriage License Issued to Chance and Cline in Washington
A marriage license is issued to Duane Gerald Chance and Flora May Cline, both residents of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Gerald Chance
Flora May Cline
Washington
Washington Social Calendar Notices
Community notices list weekly meetings and events for Monday through Thursday. Social groups include music, knitting, farm bureau activities, luncheons, clubs, and a postponed event with a series of times and locations across Washington.
Local News Items Reflect Community Visits and Family Notes
Mrs Ivy Stewart returned Saturday from Cherokee where she visited her son Dean Stewart and his family the past two weeks. Lawrence Wagamon of Lynnville and his wife dined with his mother Mrs Perry Wagamon and later visited his father at the Pines Rest Home. Other visitors included Walter Schneider of Brighton Peggy Wagamon Randy Wilkins and Linda Wilkins. Randy Wilkins and Miss Ruth Bringman visited Randy's grandparents Mr and Mrs Perry Wagamon. Carl Phillips is convalescing at home after minor surgery in Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Carole and Kathy Jungbluth student nurses spent the weekend with the Walter Jungbluths. Mrs Stanley Thompson returned home after spending three weeks in Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Gilbert Brown son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Brown spent the weekend with his parents in West Chester. He studies in a Kansas City trade school. Dr Max L Smith and family returned from Mesa Arizona where Dr Smith pursued graduate study in Sub normal Vision. Howard Hays was discharged from Veterans Hospital Iowa City and will convalesce at home after major surgery. Les Blick head custodian of Washington Community District schools is a patient in the county hospital after a heart attack while at the junior high building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Wagamon
Lynnville
Perry Wagamon
Mr. Wagamon
the Pines Rest Home
Walter Schneider
Brighton
Peggy Wagamon
South English
Linda Wilkins
Wellman
Relden Jarrard
Washington
Gilbert Brown
Ivan Brown
West Chester
Kansas City
Les Blick
Washington Community District
Wade divorce granted by district court judge Yoder
Judge R. G. Yoder signs a decree granting Loise J. Wade a divorce from Elwin P. Wade with custody to the mother and monthly support for their one minor child. Dale R. Kuzmicki of Fairfield bound over to the grand jury on $500 bond and jailed in Washington County on larceny charges. Deputies expect to arrest two more Fairfield men believed connected to a beer stealing incident at Brighton.
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R. G. Yoder
Loise J. Wade
Elwin P. Wade
Dale R. Kuzmicki
Fairfield
Washington County
Kuzmicki
Brighton
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Mid - Prairie High School
Randalls Super Valu
Stoner
Iowa City High School
Randalls
Fern Pastry Shop
al Capones
A. M. Energy
Birthday Club
M. R. Flickinger
S. Iowa
Pastry Shop
West Side Square
Evening Journal
Weelington, Iowa
Mrs. Wood
Wood
Cathy Jarrard
Wolf's Flower Shop
Cloyde Knupps
Custer
Sales & Service
S. Marion
Sherman
Edeun Funeral Home
Olympia
Toni Hernandez
W. Madison
City
Wegivway
Jom Duncan
Richard Paul
Applied Arts
Della Humphreys
Cedar Two
Farm Bureau
David Norman
IOOF
Fairfield Lodge
Legion Auxiliary
Jackson Two
Dwane Shalla
Argentina
Heart Fund
Bethel Missionary Society
Steve Wiggers
Mae Jones
VFW
Carl Kelley
U Go
Pansy Hill Club
Fairgrounds
Legion Hall
Ivy Stewart
Cherokee
Dean Stewart
Ruth Bringman
Randy Wilkins
Randy
Carl Phillips
Mercy Hospital
Carole
Kathy Jungbluth
Burlington Hospital School of Nursing
Walter Jungbluths
Stanley Thompson
Max L. Smith
Annette
Dr. Smith
Mesa, Ariz
Howard Hays
Veterans Hospital
N. Marion
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