Variety Night Pictures Featured Presbyterian Caravan Visit
The Variety Night program showcased projections by Miss Helen Lackey and Miss Bertha Williamson regarding the United Presbyterian Church caravan trip last month to Southeast mission stations. Numerous local residents including Kerrs, Huttons, the Statlers, and several Williamsburg and Oska individuals visited, with gatherings noted at the Home and various relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lackey
Bertha Williamson
United Presbyterian Church
Lackey
Kenneth Carey
Key
Niles
Michigan
Bertha Cheese
Edii Cranston
Wilda Barnes
Milford Barnes
Town
Warfel
R.C. Boyer
Oska
Local residents take trips and attend events across Canada and Wisconsin
Mrs Lillian Rosenberger left by bus for San Francisco to visit relatives while others traveled to Canada and Ontario including a trip to Jarold Jarvis cabin near Kenora. Rev Richard Peterson and family attend an Open Theological Conference in Green Lake Wisconsin. Washington hosts a managers meeting for Seifert stores with a dinner at Captain's Table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Rosenberger
San Francisco
Henry von Steeg
Eva Robertson
Canada
Jarold Jarvis
Kenora
Ontario
Kenneth Rolfs
Brian
Donna
Rock Island
D.C. Snyder
San Diego
Dell
Emma Marek
Snyder
Jodie
Ritz
F.E. Bourgeois
Richard Peterson
American Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
Wisc
Fairfield
Oskaloosa
Mt. Pleasant
Ottumwa
Washington Seifert
Washington
Fred Andersen
Paul Pacha
Barb Heck
Mary Lee Moore
Paul Horak
Tim
Richard
Greenbush
Minn
Winnipeg
Horak Insurance Agency
Lucill Grout
Harold Jarvis
Carl Greiners
Beach Lake
Jerry
Ruthven
Iowa
On The Record New Cars On The Record New Cars
Gladys M. Dicks Plymouth Thomas L. Fordyce Pontiac Bert Rich Mercury Rev Ar tur Peters Chevrolet Clarence B Kaufman Chevrolet Henry J Brenneman Chevrolet truck Victoria J Capper Ford Elda G Chevrolet Charles D Thompson Apache Mobile Home David Hull and wife to Clark Wood south 7 percent acres of east 10 acres of NW sec 36756 Marion Two School District to Max L Kauffman sec 25748 Cargill Incorp to Nixon and Co of Town part of outlet 11 of Smouse's second add Washington Dorothy Helene Libe to Herbert L Campbell sec 35 and 36 758 United Lumber Co to Herbert L Brunk and wife lot 10 bik 1 Perdock's subdivision Washington Elmer Meyer and wife to Theodore Tschantz SWSE sec 41 47
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys M. Dicks
Plymouth
Thomas L. Fordyce
Pontiac
Herbert J. Rich
Mercury
Rev. Artur Peters
Chevrolet
Clarence B. Kaufman
Henry J. Brenneman
Victoria J. Capper
Ford
Elda G
Charles D. Thompson
Apache Mobile Home
David Hull
Clark Wood
Marion
Max L. Kauffman
Cargill Incorp
Nixon and Co
Smouse
Washington
Dorothy Helene Libe
Herbert L. Campbell
United Lumber Co
Herbert L. Brunk
Perdock
Elmer Meyer
Theodore Tschantz
Funeral rites for A Claire Dewey held in town
Funeral services for A Claire Dewey were conducted at 2 p m Thursday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Harold De Vries presiding. Pallbearers named were Lee Holland Al Baldrige George Breitenbach George Krogmeier Grant Humble and Owen Grecian. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery.
Social Calendar and Annotations for Early Community Notices
Friday Brighton CBS at 8 p.m. Masonic Temple. Saturday Washington High School Class of 1943 Reunion 5 p.m. Country Club Social Hour Dinner 6 30 Shirts and Skirts 8 30 11 30 p m 4H Building Fairgrounds Larry Gow caller Sunday Antioch Social Club 6 20 p.m Sunset Park Picnic bring own table service two dishes to pass and drink Walnut s Women s Club 6 30 p m Harlan Newhart Family ice cream supper bring own table service Tuesday West Chester Past Chiefs 8 p m Mrs Don Darbyshire Snowball Social Club 7 p m Sunset Park Potluck Former members invited VFW Auxiliary 8 p m VEW Hall Baptist Loyal Women s Class 21 p m Mrs Floyd Banks Y Whizzers 7 p m Robert Day Cook out Yard games Swimming earlier at participants convenience
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Fairgrounds
Larry Gow
Sumaay Antioch Social Club
Sunset Park
Walnut’s Women’s Club
Harlan Newhart
West Chester
Chiefs
Don Darbyshire
VFW
Hall
Baptist Loyal Women’s
Floyd Banks
I Y
Robert Day
Pleasant Hill Women Fellowship and Moose events outlined
The Pleasant Hill Christian Women’s Fellowship met at the church with seven members. Topics included Our Faith In Missions and What is the Value of Bible Reading led by Mrs. Ed Chalupa and Mrs. Dale Darbyshire, with refreshments by the hostess. The Prairie Flower Missionary Society met with seventeen members. Roll call cited a Bible verse, devotional led by Mrs. Rolland Benson, and a program on the Vilgil Bunters in West Germany. Upcoming hosts and August plans noted, with August visits by the Chase family. The Women of the Moose held a College of Regents Chapter Night with 20 coworkers and three guests from Town City. Sheryl McKeone installed as Argus, and reports indicated committee work and fundraising plans, with a July 23 meeting noted and a state meeting at Water two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill Christian Women's Fellowship
Ed Chalupa
Dale Darbyshire
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Joan Wagner
Daryl Longer
Rolland Benson
William Ganon
Therogram
Ed Letts
Clarence! Wilson
Iona Cry
Mire
William McDole
Howard Curl
Itr
Robert Dunbar
Guide
Ates
Chamberlain
M Clarence Wilson
Iowa City
College of Regents
4-H Fitting and Showing Demo for Washington Co Members
Four-H families in Washington County are invited to a 4-H fitting and showing demonstration at the fairgrounds on July 16 starting 6:30 PM. County Extension staff Merritt Canady. Bob and Connie Greene. Don Rinner. Jim Frier. and Canady will lead sessions on hogs beef cattle sheep dairy showing and fitting. Several members plan to bring animals to practice and showcase proper techniques for a well presented exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Fairgrounds
Washington
Merritt Canady
Bob and
Connie Greene
Ainsworth
Don’ Rinner
Jim Frier
Canady
Y-Whizzers Meet At Robert Day Home Tuesday
Young people from high school through their twenties are invited to the Robert Day home for a, sock-out and yard games Tuesday evening. The Y Whizzers meet monthly, with Laurilee Weaver and Ranger in charge. Early swimming offered. reservations by Monday night at OL 3.3574. Supper cost will be shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Day
Y Whizzers
Laurilee Weaver
Ranger
Wait and See Policy Adopted Over Rail Rules Dispute
The Kennedy administration employs a wait and see approach as it weighs legislative options for the rail work rules dispute. A six member presidential panel and Meany seek to influence positions ahead of a July 22 decision, with Congress wary of rushing action before the truce ends July 29.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Oads
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Special Legislaion
Oneficial
Rocket tragedy at protective bunker during war games
At Eglin’s Urlburt Field a TAC war games exercise saw a low-flying F-100 fire four inert rockets at a reinforced bunker, killing Lt. Col. Sherman R. Smith and Capt. Mercer R. Ferguson and wounding 14 others. A full inquiry was launched to determine if human or mechanical error caused the accident. Two officers killed were identified with homes in Mary Esther Florida and Waukegan Illinois. Adjusted details note no explosion occurred when the rockets struck the bunker and the incident involved a 200 square foot reinforced concrete shelter used to judge pilot performance. The plane strafed a remote area with 50 caliber machine gun fire when the rockets were fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urlburt
Fla
Tactal Air Command
TAC
Air Force
Sherman R. Smith
Air Force Air Ground’ Operations School
Lsted
Mary Esther
Alois
Peter W
Daniel W
Mercer R. Ferguson
428Th
474Th Tactical
Air Force Base
Belvidere
Waukegan. Il
Clay G. Ferguson
Waukegan
Ferguson
CORE vows intensified Chicago integration push
CORE members vow to press for real equality in Chicago, forming a coordinating council with other groups. Twenty two young demonstrators sit in at the Board of Education conference room for a second day demanding end to segregated schools and job discrimination. They threaten mass sit ins in schools this fall and dwell ins at model homes if no meaningful agreement is reached with city officials led by Mayor Daley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Congress of Racial Equality Core
Board of Education
Edward Blankenheim
CORE
Blankenheim
Bty
Richard J. Daley
City Hall
Arthur M. Brazier
Woodlawn Organization
Daley
76 Center Members Enjoy Illinois Tour
MRS. BOYD SANDERS reports the 76 Center Improvement Club members toured Flora Thiems at Niota and Nauvoo Illinois. They visited St Marys Academy established in 1874 by Benedictine Sisters and viewed Mormon buildings as they observe Nauvoo’s restoration efforts. Participants included Victor Vogel Jerry Elmer Waller Everette Green Ruby Sharp Walter Bower Eugene Reed Mary Ellen and Philp.
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Reota
76 Center Improvement Club
Flora Thiems
Niota
Nauvoo Ll
St. Marys ‘Academy
Mississippi 1
America
Nauvoo
Rev Diamond Named New Pastor in Keokuk
Rev Martin J Diamond, longtime St Elizabeths Harper pastor, is appointed St Peters Keokuk pastor, starting July 9. His aide Rev Edward Collins of St Marys Tipton will join St Elizabeths Parish. Appointments approved by Bishop Ralph L Hayes of Davenport. Diamond celebrated silver jubilee in 1955 and served as Army Chaplain in WWII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Sanders Keota
Martin J. Diamond
St. Elizaeths
Harper
St. Peter's Parsh
Keokuk
Edward Collins
St. Mary's
Tipton
St. Elizabeths
Ralph L. Hayes
Davenport
Father Diamond
Be Sure Baby Food Jars Are Unopened
In Evanston Illinois mothers are urged to check unopened baby jars for signs of prior opening to avoid bacterial contamination. The American Academy of Pediatrics notes vacuum loss, cap indentation, and lines misaligned on two piece caps as warnings. Listen for the definite popping sound when opening and discard if absent. Inspect jar rims for chips or ink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, Ill
Ukl
American Academy of Pediatrics
Committee On Nutrition
Iowa Tax Receipts Signal Growth in 1962-63
Iowa's economy showed momentum with a 55 percent rise in tax receipts for the year ended June 30, totaling 19,296,073. Governor Hughes and Comptroller Selden cited gains across sales, income, and other taxes, noting strong farm prospects and a balanced 203 million state budget outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Marvin Selden Jr
Tool
Harold E. Hughes
Selden
Hughes
Tovernment
Seiden
Liquor Commission
Admitted Yesterday Tom Carris and Dismissals Today
Tom Carris of Keota admitted yesterday in medical care. Dismissed today are Gregory Graber of Crawfordsville Sam Simmering of Washington and Mrs James Wood of Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Carris
Keota
Medical
Gregory Graber
Crawfordsville
Sam Simmering
Washington
James Wood
Ainsworth
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Maeat
Ewe Calharen
Williamsburg
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Batavia
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Albert Simpson
Albert Jones
Pleasant Plain
Lora Darbyshire
Winifred Lawrence
CH. Woods
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Clear Lake
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Children’s Hospital
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West Main OL
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Prairie Flower Missionary
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Wolf's Flower Shop
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London
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