Washington County Democratic Women Host Summer Meeting
The Washington County Democratic Women's Club met at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Mrs. John E. Elliott's home with Mrs. Lloyd Marek presiding. Paul Ryan spoke on Congressman Schmidhauser's efforts for a federal grant for the new Washington County Hospital. Candidates from Washington and Henry Counties introduced themselves, including Leona Peiffer seeking county recorder, Erma Zelinsky for county treasurer, Lloyd Griggs for county supervisor, Ralph Smutz and F.W. Schnoebelen for state senator, E. B. Smith and Gary Cameron for U.S. senator. Plans discussed for a white elephant sale and booth at the July county fair. Events include a Shirts and Skirts Square Dance Club gathering July 16, a July 31 Lake Darling picnic and dance, an August 27 street dance, and a Sept. 10 dance with Ken Crow.
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Washington County
Democratic Women’s Club
John E. Elliott
Lloyd Marek
Paul Ryan
County Central Committee
Ryan
John R. Schmidhauser
Schmidhauser
Washington County Hospital
Mr. Ryan
Lloyd Griggs
Ralph Smutz
Mt. Pleasant
F.W. Schnoebelen
E. B. Smith
Ames
Gary Cameron
Fairfield
United States
Lake
Dead Facts and Fables In Ancient Pies Concealment
In ancient times it was a well known practice to conceal all sorts of things in pies. This curious custom is noted as a folk tale example illustrating creative hiding methods used in historical kitchens.
Rural Women's Club Picnic and Evening Social Calendar
Social calendar listing events for Wednesday and Thursday including Rural Women's Club at 6 30 p m family picnic at Mr and Mrs Ron Goff s with beverages, Rebekah Club at 2 p m at 100F Hall Pleasant Hill CFW at 1 30 p m HJ Club 6 30 p m cooperative supper at Sunset Park drinks furnished notify phone committee if not attending Women of Moose formal enrollment 8 p m Moose Home Executive board 7 p m Friendship Club 8 p m ice cream social at Sunset Park bring cake and table service Prairie Flower Missionary Society 2 p m Mrs Maurice Crawford guest speaker Emanuel Woods missionary DES Picnic 7 p m Sunset Park Rainbow Girls and all Masonic bodies invited drink furnished bring well filled baskets WCTU 6 p m annual family picnic in Sunset Park bring basket supper and table service drinks dessert furnished Sen Richard Stephens guest speaker Twilight League Men s Stag 8 p m Country Club reservations by Thursday noon 8 30 p m Exhibiting at Fairgrounds Bob Yerlington caller snack table Sunday YWCA Whizzers 2 30 p m meet at Jo Janecek home for trip to Nauvoo Ill
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Rebekah Club
Pleasant Hill
Maruice Crawford
Emmanuel Woods
DES
Sunset Park
Rainbow Girls
WCTU
Masonica Temple
Washington County
West Chester Methodist Church
Richard Stephens
Twilight League
Country Club
Hettie Lake Circle Hosts Picnic At Sunset Park
The Hettie Lake Circle of the Baptist Church met for a picnic in Sunset Park Tuesday evening with cohosts Miss Barbara Lins and Mrs Floyd Hall. Thirteen members attended and welcomed guests from the new Cuban family plus relatives. A business report noted 21 church calls and White Cross project progress.
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Barbara Lins
Floyd Hall
Hettie Lake Circle
Community club notes on Jaycee Ettes and YWCA activities
Mrs Marilyn Allen hosted twenty members and four guests for a meeting planning gift packages for Viet Nam servicemen and fundraising for Miss Washington County gown. Guests included Mrs Santos Hernandez and Joe Evanovich Jr. The group also supported Miss Iowa Pageant duties and called for meeting lists.
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Marilyn Allen
Jaycee Ettes
Viet Nam
Washington County
Santos Hernandez
Joe Evanovich Jr
Reception honors the Cecil Allens
A reception was held Sunday July 10 at 7 p.m. in the community room of the Peoples National Bank in Columbus Junction for Mr and Mrs Cecil Allen who wed Wednesday July 6. The bride Darlene Faler is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Diller of Columbus City and the groom’s parents are Mr and Mrs Elton Allen of Conesville. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Earl E Josten at 7 p.m. in the Columbus City Methodist Church. Attending the bride were her sisters Mrs Ernest Kilpatrick and Miss Margaret Diller of Columbus City. Best man was Gerald Allen of Conesville and groomsman Max Allen of Clearwater Fla. both brothers of the groom. Mrs Allen is employed in the Columbus Junction Gazette office and Mr Allen works for Grain Processing in Muscatine. They will reside in Columbus City.
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Columbus Junction
Peoples National Bank
Columbus Juncion
Cecil Allen
Darlene Faler
William Diller
Columbus City
Elton Allen
Conesville
Earl E. Josten
Columbus City Methodist Church
Ernest Kilpatrick
Margaret Diller
Gerald Allen
Max Allen
Clearwater, Fla
Allen
Cedar Clippers 4 H Club Plans Local Achievement
The Cedar Clippers 4 H Club met at Pam Norman's home with eight members and two guests and leaders present. Local Achievement will be at Mrs Maurice Crawford's home at 1 30 p m on July 18. Members to bring one dozen cookies. Committees: setup exhibits Rita Jones Susan Knupp judge Abbie Timmins Pam Norman Angela Tinnes serving Anita Hammen Shirley Tinnes.
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Cedar Clippers
Cedar Clippers 4H
Pam Norman
Maurice Crawford
Rita Jones
Susan Knupp
Abbie Timmins
Angela Tinnes
Anita Hammen
Shirley Tinnes
Town Maidens 4-H Club Holds Achievement Show at Fairgrounds
The Town Maidens 44 Club held a Tuesday Achievement Show in the show barn at the Fairgrounds with 25 junior Foods and Nutrition entries, 122 senior entries, and 21 in intermediate. Judges were Mrs. George Stout Jr. and Mrs. Dan V. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stout Jr
Dan V. Allen
Doris Dunbar
Sherry Horsk
Bernice Reed
Kathy Cattle
Beth Redlinger
Delores Dunbar
Diana Green
Annice Reschly
Bonnie Walker
Becky Berdo
Diana Dunbar
Carolyn Ham
Marek
Lynn Soucek
Kathy Witthoft
Sue Berdo
Margaret Birney
Kathy Hora
Diana Hammen
Rosemary Reed
Vickey Whellan
Connie Lance
Julie Horak
Funeral services for Charles H Harvey held at 10:30
Funeral services for Charles H Harvey were held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev S Ray Blair presiding. Pallbearers Milo Orris Willis Horton Tom English Dr George White Sam Cozad and Joe Picketz served. Fraternal IOOF rites performed at the graveside. burial in Elm Grove Cemetery.
Waco Board Names Mrs Rasmussen Sixth Grade Teacher
The Waco board of education signed a contract with Mrs Mary Rasmussen of Olds to teach the sixth grade at Crane fordsville next year. A Park College graduate with six years of teaching experience she fills the remaining elementary positions as the district closes the year. The board sold $14,000 in school funding bonds to Wayland State Bank as low bidder and accepted the treasurer's annual report for the year ending July 1.
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Waco Board of Education
Mary Rasmussen
Olds
Eac
Cranefordsville
Rasmussen
Park College
Waco
Waco Board
Wayland State Bank
Witt Family Visiting Henry Witthoft Home
Mr and Mrs Ernest Witt oft and family of West Los Angeles Calif are visiting the Henry Witthoft home and with other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wittoft
West Los Angeles, Calif
Henry Witthoft
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Washington and
Henry Counties
Leona Peiffer
Hirs
Erma Zelinsky
Glen Widmer
Hospitalty
James Quinn
Islea Schulty
Lucy Dempsey
Kermit Jones
Henry Berdo
James Shalla
Lyle Schulty
Bob Yerington
Muscatine
Washington
Fairgrounds
Jim Gingerich
Kraft Velveeta
Swift Premium
Oscar Meyer Weners
Rural Women’s Club
Ron Goff
YWCA
Jo Janecek
Nauvoo, Ill
Y-Wives
Norman Jensen
Richard Tester
Robert Stevenson
Pat Hammer
June Jensen
Price Roberts
Ober Poorman
Ken Cuhel
Robert Vanderlinden
James Rossen
EWCA
Jan Venzke
Kalona
Cecil Allens
Dawid Rider
Béltor and
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bop Shaffer
Howard Hazen
Post
Iowa
Besta United Press
Inland Daily
Daily Press Assn
Presa. Assn. Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Kathy Tuttle
Kathy Horan
Lynn Martin
Chaiman
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Oxfords & Sandals
Black & Brown
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