Mrs Peters Installed as OES Worthy Matron in Open Ceremony
About 80 attended the open installation of the Order of the Eastern Star at the Sonic Temple Saturday evening. Mrs. Kenneth Peters was installed as worthy matron with Dwight Murray as worthy patron. Installing officers included Mrs. Dwane Shalla and others. Guests from Wayland, Mt Pleasant, Ainsworth and Iowa City attended, and officers rehearsals are set for January 30 at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Sonic Temple
Kenneth Peters
Dwight Murray
Dwane Shalla
Harold Strum
Ralph Osborne
Richard Paul
Peters
Karen Handy
Ames
Isan Peiffer
Oskaloosa
Murray
Thorn P
June Dodder
Paul J Stebelton
Roger Chapman
Ted Russell
Leo Beauchamp
Vera Drake
Stebeltan
Ruth
Dayton Crim
Esther
Robert Bonar
Martha
Wolfe
Warder
Sentinel
Charles Handy
Mark
Karen
Jack Peiffer
Cris
Tim
Susan
Roberta Thompson
Dell Farrier
Ainsworth
Dale Sheetz
Jessamine
Iowa City
Chester Miller
Shepherds
Owa City
Merle Warner
Shepherds of
Mt Pleasant
Rolland Kammerer
Roy Carter
Erickson
Warner
Ralph Greenlee
Don Batterson
Robert Guy
Pease
Shalla
Bowling meet totals and top marks for Falk Freshwaters Dunlap
Team series led by Joe Falk Co with 2791 and Freshwaters 2452. Falk 975 and 967, Freshwaters 885. Individual series, Dunlap 620, Anderson 586. Anderson 233 and Dunlap 215.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Falk
Falk
Doug Dunlap
Bob Anderson
South Side Junior Bowling Beats Hagies Gulf 3 0
South Side takes three straight games to top Hagies Gulf 3 0. Team series for South Side is 1741 with Four at 1602. In games, Melody Lane-ettes 579 and S. Side 608 lead. Individual honors go to Kendra Wyse 475 and Peg Dillavou 460 with games 170 and 162.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Hagies Gulf
S. Side
Team Four
Melody Lane-ettes
Kendra Wyse
Peg Dillavou
Melody Lane
ETTES
Hirscy
South Side Cafe
Fritzs Yard
Wallaces Wobblers
Hutmacher Chew
Fritzs Rds
Hirschy
Hutmacher
Cedar Clippers Do Hands-On Hospital Gift Workshop
The Cedar Clippers met at Linda Jones home for a community project workshop with ten members and two leaders. Guests Marcia Jones Angie Sojka and Carla Roberts joined as they prepared favors for the hospital for upcoming holidays including St Patrick’s Day Valentine’s Day and Easter. The next meeting is February 12 at Brenda and Carol Bush’s home. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Clippers
Linda Jones
Marcia Jones
Angie Sojka
Carla Roberts
Brenda
Carol Bush
Washington Womans Christian Temperance Union Meeting
The Washington Women’s Christian Temperance Union met Friday with Miss Aurora McIntyre and Mrs. Minera Moon hosting. Rev Charles Willming gave devotions on Behavior and Justice from Micah 6 6 9, urging citizenship pride and a peace prayer. Mrs Charles McClung led a program on Knowledge with Law urging members to know the law and address pending bills. Plans for Youth Temperance Education Week in April were discussed and an offering for the Lillian Stevens Legislative Fund raised 10.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womer 9
Unristian Temperance Union
Washington
Womer’s Christian Temperance Union
Aurora McIntyre
Minera Moon
Margaret Work
Charles Willming
Charles McClung
Lillian Stevens
Social Calendar highlights week events and meetings
Tuesday six p.m. Mrs Marion McAvoy hosts family living. Wednesday Ainsworth Bethel Missionary Society meets ten a.m. Mrs Frank Yie chairs salad luncheon. VEW Auxiliary breakfast club all day session bring lunch and old scissors. Thursday Fortnightly Club meets seven thirty p.m. Shake Hands with Drama. Senior Citizens Craft Coffee nine thirty a.m. YMCA PEO two p.m. Mrs Tom Stewart Log Cabin Questers one thirty p.m. Mrs Verne Escher OES Pinochle one thirty p.m. Dessert at Wingas HEO Club two p.m. Mrs David Bell P insy Hill Club potluck six thirty p.m. Fairgrounds bring food and own table service. Friday UPW Circle two one thirty p.m. Mrs Henry Inning Inger Longer Club six thirty p.m. Annual ly potluck Howard Ballou home. Rebekah Lodge seven thirty p.m. IOOF Hall Lodge No 26 six p.m. Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth Bethel Missionary Society
Frank Yie
YMCA
Tom Stewart
Verne Escher
Wingas Heo Club
David Bell
Pinsy Hill Club
Fairgrounds
UPW
Work Smarter Not Harder Homemaker Clinic
Busy homemakers are invited to a Wednesday afternoon program titled Work Smarter Not Harder. January 31, 1 30 to 3 p m in the ISU meeting room with Jane Passmore and Charlotte Young presenting time saving tips, kitchen tricks, preventive housekeeping ideas, and essential home tools. Attendees may bring time saving gadgets to share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlomemakers
ISU
Jane Passmore
Extension Home
Charlotte Young
Cedar Rapids
Expectant Parents Invited to Red Cross Class
Washington County Red Cross chapter offers a six lesson series for expectant parents starting Wednesday February 7. First session at Mrs. Mary Koehler RN 732 South Eighth Ave. Topics include Before the Baby Comes The Baby s Birth The Mother and Baby s First Year Growing Child The Family and Communion Cost 1 50 for the home nursing text Enroll by calling the Red Cross office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Red Cross
Mary Koehler
R.N
South Eighth Avenue
Red Cross
Local Graduates Return to Studies at Northern Iowa
Scott Turnipseed resumes studies at the University of Northern Iowa after National Guard duty. Clare Kron and Frances Draker of Hills visit with sister Mrs. John Knotek. Ken Connelly returns to UNI Cedar Falls after a semester break. Mr and Mrs Robert Shelangoski spend weekend in Leclede Missouri with son Don Shelangoski and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Turnipseed
Lloyd Turnipseed
Washington
National Guard
University of Northern Iowa
Clare Kron
Frances Draker
Hills
John Knotek
Ken Connelly
Dale Connelly
Cedar Falls
Robert Shelangoski
Leclede, Mo
Don Shelangoski
Peppy Pals 4H Club January Meeting Recap
The Peppy Pals 4H Club gathered at Kathy Vittetoe and ary Vittetoe home with fifteen members. Roll call asked what they want to sew this year. Mary Ellen Reed spoke on Good Posture and Linda Vittetoe on Messy or Merry. Slides on posture were shown and the girls did exercises before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy
Ary Vittetoe
Mary Ellen Reed
Linda Vittetoe
Merry 'Y
Recycle Your Wardrobe: Clever Closet Reuse Ideas
Iowa State University expert Jacquelyn Yep shows how to repurpose old clothes into new outfits. Transform ski pants into knickers, widen legs of slacks, replace worn knees, and create hand-me-ups from T shirts and sweaters. Update coats with braid, cuffs, and new collars for stylish, budget-friendly looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacquelyn
Iowa State University
Strabala Pays Fine for Speeding Charge
Jerome F. Strabala of route two Washington paid a $15 fine after being charged with speeding, as recorded in local briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strabala
Jerome F. Strabala
Route Two
Washington
Ward employees honor Mrs Horak at farewell dinner
The Montgomery Ward Store women employees honored Mrs Alvin Horak at a farewell dinner Friday at Captain's Table. She will leave the store this week after about six years with the company. The group presented a gift and special guests included Mrs C L Goodell Mrs T H Berdo Mrs Ted Johnson and Mrs Jack Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward
Alvin Horak
Women's Bowling State Bank 3 Essex 1 and High Scores
State Bank defeated Essex 3 to 1 in a bowling meet featuring team and individual honors. Daytons led team series with 2427 and team game 834, while Kay Lister posted top single game 215 and series 596 accompanied by Maxine Steele 508. Other top averages include Lucy Smith 174 and Kay Lister 167.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank
Essex
Gibson Discount
Abstract Co
River Products
Osincup
V.F. W
Dayton Beauty
Daytons
Kay Lister
Maxine Steele
Phyllis Hazelett
Lucy Smith
Anna Russell
Inez Lomen
Ann Curl
Pauline
Joy Ann Greiner to Wed Larry L Schachel
Joy Ann Greiner daughter of Frank W Greiner and Mrs Greiner of Keota will marry Larry L Schachel son of William J Schachel and Mrs Schachel of Rock Island. The couple plan a Feb 24 wedding at St Marys Church Keota followed by a reception at Willows Supper Club Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Greiner
Keota
Joy Ann
Davenport
Larry L. Schachel
Milan, II
William J. Schachel
Rock Island
Miss Greiner
Marycrest College
Sawyer Business College
Schachel
Navy
Montgomery Elevator Company
Moline
St. Mary's Catholic Church
The
Willows
Washington
Yoder Feeds head discusses firm growth and history
Yoder, president of Yoder Feeds of Fry Town, spoke at the Washington Optimist Club about the company’s origins in 1934 with hand mixing, moving to Fry Town in 1941, and a 1951 bulk delivery. He described a modern, five-division operation with sub-plants in Wayland and Strawberry Point, a 200 acre research farm, profit sharing and pension plans, and noted a surge from the 1950s to last year, despite a 1953 fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saster Yoder
Yoder Feeds
Fry Town
Washington Optimist Club
Winga
Rate Yoder
Wayland
Strawberry Point
Yoder
Hospital names and listed patients by condition
Yesterday patients include Rolla Gardner Ainsworth medical Mrs Edwin Novotny Washington medical Leonard Laffoon Marengo medical Mrs Dennis Kline Ishington surgical Mrs Frank Hoyt New London medic Today patients include Miss Louisa Young Washington Mrs Rebecca Butler Washington Mrs James France Washington Merlin Conrad Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nam
Rolla Gardner
Ainsworth
Edwin Novotny Washington
Leonard Laffoon Marengo
Dennis Kline
Ishington
Surgical
Frank Hoyt
New London
Louisa Young Washington
Rebecca Butler
Washington
James France
Merlin Conrad
Keota
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Blue Monday League
Joe Falk Co
Freshwater Feeds Hill
Wilson Concrete
V.F.W. Post
Zieglowsky Furnishings
V.F.W
Zieglowskys
Freshwaters
Fareway
Falks
Wilsons C.uavy
Marion McAvoy
Sylvania
Gibraltar
AFC
Banks TV
South Walton
Ener
Ers Thor Cero
Ward
Melody
von Dayton Beauty Salon
Washington County Abstract River Products
Osincup Drug
Washington State Bank
Essex 3
Joy Ann Greiner
Hit & Miss
Gizgephen
Slack
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