Washington social calendar week of events
Social and club notes list multiple meetings across Tuesday to Friday at City Library Fairgrounds Masonic Temple IOOF hall and churches. Groups include Word Weavers Square Dance Lessons Cyrus Chapter PEO HBO Club St Paul Women Fellowship OBS Pinochle Harmony Club Just Us Club Harmony Club Linger Longer Club and Rebekah Lodge with various hostesses and potluck dinners.
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Word Weavers
Fairgrounds
Len Buch
Cyrus
Assembly of God Women’s Missionary Council
Davona Horn
Ainsworth Cbs
Masonic Temple
Alpha Chi
Delta Kappa Gamma
Claude Tucker
Marion Hobby Club
William Petratz
Harmony Club
John Wheelan
Just Us Club
George Jarrard
Linger Longer Club
PEO
Harold Stephens
HBO Club
Elwyn Corey
St. Paul
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Extending Our Ministry Through Giving Circle II
Marion Avenue UPW Association meets Friday February 3 to explore using money given through UPW channels with theme Extending Our Ministry Through Giving Circle II. Flor ence Sherman presides with visual aids dialogues and skits to explain 1967 goals. Pris cilla portrayal by Mrs. Jack Trotman devotions on Affluence and Poverty. Vocal music by Mrs. Art Wiffhoft. Prayer Partners plan by Mrs. Louis Larsen for Lent. Art work by Mrs. Santos Hernandez. Circle II hosts dessert at 1 30 p.m. with a Valentine motif.
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UPW
Marion Avenue
UPW Association
Florence Sherman
Jack Trotman
Priscilla
Art Wiffhoft
Louis Larsen
Fellowship Department
Santos Hernandez
Circle II
Local residents attend visits and recoveries at area homes
At the United Presbyterian Home Mrs. Ruth Nolin who suffered a broken elbow Thursday returned from University Hospitals Saturday with her arm in a cast. Miss Frances Patton returned from Sparta Illinois Thursday evening. Her brother and sister in law the Waldo Pattons and Mr. and Mrs. William Woods who came with them returned to Sparta on Friday. Rev. Charles Willming went to Iowa City Sunday afternoon for a check up at Mercy Hospital. Mrs. J E Letts of our staff recovering from surgery at University Hospitals expects to be released soon. Miss Lora Darbyshire and eleven other members of the Darbyshire family enjoyed a get together at the Captains Table Sunday noon and the afternoon at the Don Darbyshire home at West Chester. Mrs. Myrla Henderson had visits from her son Robert Henderson of Columbus Junction Friday and from her grandson Tom Trotter of Ainsworth Saturday evening. The Misses Ethel and Vivian Booth went to Davenport Monday evening for a few days visit with their sister and brother in law the Elmer Thoemings. Miss Dorothy Cummer of Des Moines a sister of Mrs. Mark Hampshire was a Friday to Tuesday visitor at the Hampshire Cottage. Mrs. Roy Bauer and Miss Esther Booth of West Chester visited the Misses Ethel and Vivian Booth, Mrs. Earl Thomas, and Mrs. Clare Schulty Sunday.
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Frances Patton
Sparta
Ill
Waldo Pattons
William Woods
Lora Darbyshire
Darbyshire
Don Darbyshire
West Chester
Myrla Henderson
Robert Henderson
Columbus Junction
Tom Trotter
Ainsworth
Ethel
Vivian Booth
Davenport
Elmer Thoemings
Roy Bauer
Esther Booth
Ethel and
Earl Thomas
Clare Schulty
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Cnossen in Home Event
Mary Jo Cnossen was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Lloyd Turnipseed Saturday evening. Barbie and Ken dolls in wedding attire presided at the gift table, gold and white decor set the color scheme, and guests played games before opening gifts. Miss Cnossen plans to marry Jon Turnipseed on February 4 at St James Catholic Church.
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Mary Jo Cnossen
Barbie
Ken Dolls
Miss Cnossen
Jon Turnipseed
St. James Catholic Church
Smith Fined in District Court for Operating While Intoxicated
Charles Edward Smith pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated in district court. Judge Harold J. Fleck presided. Smith was fined $500 and his driver's license suspended for 90 days.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield aims to ease medical costs
The speaker argues that health coverage should remove money worries during illness. About a third of Iowa funds a nonprofit pool to pay hospital and doctor bills, ensuring funds are available when needed. The emphasis is on non profit status and using members' money to provide care.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Iowa
Women of Moose attend conference in Keokuk
The Midwinter Conference of Women of the Moose was held in Keokuk on Sunday with 104 co workers registered and 22 college of Regents present. Chapters from Muscatine Washington Ft Madison Keokuk and Osceola were represented. Burlington and Mt Pleasant did not attend.
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Women of the Moose
Keokuk
College of Regents
Muscatine
Washington
Ft. Madison
Mooseheart Endowment Fund
Burlington
Mt. Pleasant
Oskaloosa
Mabel Freeman
Roberta Hamilton
Anna Hinton
Ray Stalder
Verna McFadden
Howard Curl
Moosehaven
Golden Anniversary
Moosehaven Health Center
Wilbur
Donations Made To Moosehaven Health Center Fund
Attendees from Washington include Mrs. Dale Sheetz Mrs. Robert Grubb Mrs. Joe Bennett Mrs. Viola Moothart Mrs. Alan Dennis Mrs. Ronald Stalder Mrs. Robert Wykoff Mrs. Albert Bolander Eva Blake Mrs. Wilbur Hysell Collegi ans Mrs. Howard Curl Mrs. William McDole Mrs. Ray Stalder Mrs. James Edwards Mrs. Ed Letts Mrs. Eliza Brock and Mrs. Jim Weller 4 880 Mr and Mrs Ken Pottebaum 4 710 Al Te Bockhorst and Colette Bru ty 4 510 Mr and Mrs Wilmer Kauffman 4 300 Mr and Mrs Alex Gevock 4 070 Mr and Mrs Keith Horn 3 790 Mr and Mrs Glen Widmer 3 580.
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Ters
Moosehaven Health Center Fund
Washington
Dale Sheetz
Robert Grubb
Joe Bennett
Viola Moothart
Alan Dennis
Ronald Stalder
Robert Wykoff
Albert Bolander
Eva Blake
Wilbur Hysell
Howard Curl
William McDole
Ray Stalder
James Edwards
Ed Letts
Eliza Brock
Jim Weller
Ken Pottebaum
al Te Bockhorst
Colette Bruty
Wilmer Kauffman
Alex Gevock
Keith Horn
Glen Widmer
Langes Lead KC Pinochle Marathon At Weekend Meet
Mr and Mrs Robert Lange take the lead in the Knights of Columbus pinochle marathon after six rounds with 5910 points. Steve Wolfer and Son sit second with 5480, while Mr and Mrs Jim Redlinger are third on 5110. Other top ten players include Mr
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Robert Lange
Knights of Columbus
Steve Wolfer and Son
Jim Redlinger
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Bob Stevenson
The
United Presbyterian Home
Ruth Nolin
University
Charles Willming
Iowa City
Mercy Hospital
J. E. Letts
University Hospitals
Dorothy Cummer
Des Moines
Mark Hampshire
Hampshire Cottage
Eugene Wead
Iown
Sioux City
Women of
Langes
K. C
Don Custer
Custer Electric
S. Marion Dial
Osincup’s
Viever
Penney’s