Commencement Names List From Page 1
The continuation lists graduates including Raquel Perez Betty Prebyl Nathen Putnam Harold Schmidt Alberta Smith June Sojka Nadyne Sojka Mary Stevens Theodore Cannon Ralph Stout Rex Strait Mary Swift Betty Tait Dorothy Tellin Don Thornton Lila Toomey Joanne Trojovsky Lula Utterback Ruth Wagenknecht Robert Waggoner Anna Weeks Patricia Weldin Charlotte Whitlow Eldon Witthoft Theodore Woods Carl Yoder and Telford Simons with credits by G I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raquel Ann Perez
Betty Joanne Prebyl Nathen James Putnam Harold Edward Schmidt
Alberta Maxine Smith Luewa
June Sojka
Nadyne Dorthy Sojka
Mary Kathryn Stevens
Theodore Cannon Stewart Ralph L. Stout, Jr
Rex LeRoy Strait Mary Olive Swift Betty Jean Tait
Dorothy Lee Tellin
Don K. Thornton
Lila M. Toomey
Joanne Almira Trojovsky
Lula Marguerite Utterback Ruth Iris Wagenknecht Robert Eugene Waggoner
Anna Marie Weeks
Patricia Lee Weldin
Charlotte Marie Whitlow Eldon Walter
Local residents travel and visit spread across multiple towns
Alien Johnston and Richard Holmes of Olds return home for the summer after attending Washington Junior College. Marcia Lynn Holmes visits Craw fordsville cousin Mrs Orval Miller of Olds. H G Woodley and Connie leave Cheyenne after Memorial weekend with Nels Westermark, formerly San Diego neighbors. Mrs Maude Thompson travels to Burlington to visit sister Mrs Will Laub scher. Jenneke family depart St Paul after father-in-law death. C Davis visits Davenport for month with Grayson family. Custer spouses head to Colorado Springs after brother-in-law Harry Churchill’s sudden electrocution death. Nancy Patterson and Jean Freshwaters return from Grinnell. several girls stay for Grinnell commencement. W C McFadden visits Clinton. Osincups travel to Chicago and Turkey Run. Don Burger moves to new home on S 2nd Ave. Lewises relocate to Davenport. Visitors to Loie Babcock include Alm, Reeves, and Fredrickson, daughters of former resident Gene Kisor. Shannon family to Des Moines for Rees reunion at Henry Rees home. Leland Horton of Brighton and Blake Spencer of Crawfordsville shop here. Karen and Karla Caviness visit grandmother M C DeLong in Ottumwa.
Walter Nicholson Demon Demonstration Near Rock Island
Walter Nicholson will demonstrate the Russell Weed Controller at Clarence Jarrard farm three miles north of the Rock Island Stock Yards Monday afternoon June 6 from 1 to 3. The event was postponed from June 2 due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Nicholson
Russell Weed
Clarence Jarrard
Rock Island Stock Yards
Iowa Civil War veteran to miss GAR convention
James P. Martin 101 Sutherland Iowa GAR department commander, the state’s only living Civil War veteran, is very low and cannot attend the 75th Iowa Grand Army of the Republic meeting in Cedar Rapids next week. His daughter says he had a bad night and has been weak for some time as the encampment and related auxiliary events proceed Sunday through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
Iowa
Iowa Grand Army of the Republic
Cedar Rapids
James P. Martin
GAR
Elsie Hill
Martin
Women's Relief Corps
Ladies of the
Daughters of Union Veterans
Sons of Union Veterans
Auxiliary
Sons of Union Vetrans
Oelwein Tot Killed When Struck by Car
Kathy Michener 1 year 8 months daughter of Mr and Mrs D E Michener died from injuries after a car backed out of a neighbor's driveway striking her. Robert McElree said he did not see the child. No charges will be filed. This followed another driveway death in Iowa this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Stutsman
Boone High School
Lemon-Aid Helps Indians Beat Red Sox 8-3
Bob Lemon, returning from a pulled side muscle, pitched five hits allowed as the Indians defeated the Red Sox 8 to 3. The win boosts Cleveland’s push to regain AL contention while New York’s lead over Chicago grows after the Yankees’ 12 to 7 victory. Eddie Yost and Hoot Evers homered for Detroit in extra innings. The Phillies tied a major league record with five homers in the eighth inning in a 12 to 8 win over Cincinnati. Stan Musial fueled the Cardinals with a 14th inning triple and a subsequent score as St Louis beat the Dodgers 7 to 4. Warren Spahn’s Braves beat the Pirates 4 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Indians
Bob Lemon
Lemon
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Browns
Dick Starr
Eddie Yost
Hoot Evers
Johnny Groth
Detroit
Athletics
Art Houtteman
Philadelphia
Liberty Bell
Phils
Andy Seminick
Cincinnati
Mark
Giants
Stan
Musial
Brooklyn
Chuck ‘Diering
Cardinals
Dodgers
Redbirds
Emil
Dutch
Chicago
Cub
Hank Edwards
Clyde Finke Named West Branch Athletic Coach
Clyde B. Finke of Crawfordsville was announced as the new head athletic coach at West Branch for next year. He succeeds Grant Peterson, who resigned to take a job at Vinton. Finke, a WWII Navy veteran, previously coached Bellevue athletics and earned degrees from Central College and other institutions. He will coach football baseball and boys and girls basketball, with track led by Donald Weideranders who will also be assistant football coach. The note ends with a standings toss: place over the Dodgers and Giants by two games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Branch
Clyde B. Finke
Crawfordsville
Grant Peterson
Vinton
Y.M.C.A
Finke
University of Iowa
Donald Weideranders
Softball Games Tonight At Greenfield In City League Action
Warm sun leaves the Greenfield diamond ready for play as city league games proceed tonight. Beuner Food City faces Marston Skelgas Cubs at 7:30 p.m. in a city league tilt. Stew art Crone All-Stars meet Oskaloosa in a non league game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Beuner Food City
Marston Skelgas Cubs
Stewart & Crone All-Stars
Oskaloosa
Deepest U.S. Coal Mines Reach 2200 Feet in Pennsylvania
Report notes U.S. coal mines in Pennsylvania extend to about 2200 feet below the surface, slightly deeper than the average Belgian working depth. In Canada at Glace Bay, Cape Breton Island, undersea mining occurs four miles from the shaft, with about 2000 feet vertical depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Pennsylvania
Glace Bay
Cape Breton Island
Hospital Notices Admits and Dismissals Reported
Admitted yesterday Ariene Knupp R4 medical. Dismissed today Robert Hallock Brigh ton. Birth yesterday a daughter to Mrs Harry Fullerton city at 9 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariene Knupp
Robert Hallock
Brighton
Harry Fullerton
City
FBI data slip sparks test of accuracy claims
A judge denies a Red Contact case involving a girl said to be an aide to Harold Ickes as a reported Soviet contact. The girl Ruth Gruber, praised as highly recommended, denies any espionage ties while the trial of Judith Coplon unfolds in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Interior
Harold Ickes
Judith Coplon
Washington
Ickes
Ruth Gruber
The Last Cry: A Cunning Plan Unravels
Alex schemes to murder his uncle Jason Stoneleigh for inheritance then cleans the gun and uses his victim’s hand to stage suicide. The plan collapses when Doctor Phelps reveals the uncle suffered a stroke and his right hand was paralyzed, exposing the crime to the authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Stoneleigh
Doctor Phelps
Jason
Alex
WNN Features
Leather Craft On The Frontier And Tribal Tanning Traditions
In frontier life Americans tanned leather themselves while western reservations sustain age old hide tanning techniques. Native tribes continue skin preparation using traditional methods, preserving practical skills across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Hold High Scores at GHM Pinochle Club Meeting
Mrs. Walter Rukgaber and Richard Weeks were high score winners at the G HM Pinochle club meeting held Thursday evening at the Wilys home northwest of town. Holding high scores were Mr and Mrs Pearl Parcell. Travel prize went to Mr Rukgaber. Homemade ice cream strawberries and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rukgaber
Richard Weeks
Arthur Wiley
Pearl Parcell
Rukgaber
Parcell
Robert Wiley
Officers Training School at Chester West Chester
Mrs. Robert Stephens presided over the West Chester Methodist W S C S officers gathering Tuesday. Mrs. Faye Rowe, district Spiritual Life secretary, conducted the training session. A cooperative noon dinner followed with guests Mrs. Fred Lindenmeyer and Mrs. Edgar Slemmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Robert Stephens
W.S.C.S
Faye Rowe
Wellman
Fred Lindenmeyer
Edgar Slemmons
Breakfast Club Has Dessert for Change
The VFW Breakfast club changed its practice Thursday and met for a dessert gathering at the home of Mable Lemley. Co hostess was Mrs June Swartzendruber. Eighteen members were present with Mrs Marion McAvoy pouring and Marv Lemley assisting. The evening was spent visiting with the next meeting to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Mable Lemley
June Swartzendruber
Marion McAvoy
Marv Lemley
Pupils of Mrs Shields Give Crawfordsville Recital
Washington pianist Mrs Mary Shields presented a Crawfordsville schoolhouse recital Tuesday at 7 45 pm with Spring flowers on stage Friends and relatives attended A flute solo was performed by Myron Lee Shields Piano students Rex Widmer Mary Virginia Twinam Dorothy Shaeffer Joann McNeil Karla Rae Spangler Janice Chaney Suzanne Bales Nancy Bales Roberta Henderson Janet Curtis Phyllis Mitchell Betty Lou Johnson and Nancilee Anderson participated in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Mary Shields
Washington
Myron Lee Shields
Rex Widmer
Mary Virginia Twinam
Dorothy Shaeffer
Joann McNeil
Karla Rae Spangler
Janice Chaney
Suzanne Bales
Nancy Bales
Roberta Henderson
Janet Curtis
Phyllis Mitchell
Betty Lou Johnson
Nancilee Anderson
Plasterers Sign New Wage Pact In Des Moines
AFL Local 1 plasterers in Des Moines vote for a 1.24 percent wage increase and a new contract to replace the expired agreement. Dan Cota, president, says the raise brings the hourly rate to 2.37 dollars. About 45 union members are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Dan Cota
AFL International Plasterers and Cement Finishers Union
North Carolina 4-H Members Visit Washington County Clubs
North Carolina 4-H delegates from Waynesville Haywood county will visit Washington County clubs July 21 to 28 as part of a youth exchange to learn about agricultural developments and living conditions in the region. The event involves fifteen girls clubs and eleven boys clubs with planning by Mrs. Melvin Booth chairing, plus 4-H members and Extension Service staff including Floyd Goodell Gus Alsip Ruth Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
North Carolina
Melvin Booth
Gayle Cupp
Waynesville
Haywood County
United States
Booth
Maurice Crawford
Frank Kleese
Herbert Campbell
Robert Puck
Martha Ganon
Duane Fadlock
Extension Service
Floyd MM. Goodell
Gus Alsip
Ruth I Foster
Car thief embarrasses Sabetha police in Morman Morgan case
Sheriff Vern Atkins was asked to search for a car thief who embarrassed Sabetha Kansas police. The vehicle was taken from Mor man Morgan Sabetha's chief of police, with a sign reading Police Depart ment on the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Vern Atkins
Sabetha
Kan
Morman Morgan
Saving ‘Police Department
Mrs. Crone Hosts Merry Makers Meeting
Thirteen Merry Mixer club members met at Mrs. Cloyce Crone home on Wednesday afternoon. New members Kiesey and Dusenberry joined. Entertainment was led by Merle Thrapp with Statler Griffith and Weaver as winners. Next meeting set with Mrs. Oren Romine on July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Mixer Club
Cloyce Crone
Karl Parcell
L. P
Class Meets With Mrs W Marbourg
Mrs Wyatt Marbourg hosted 20 members of the Delta Alpha class of the Methodist church in her home on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Roy Steele presided as president with devotion leader Mrs Carl Jarard delivering a Humility Forgiveness and Love theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt Marbourg
Delta Alpha
Methodist Church
Roy Steele
Carl Jarrard
T. F. Barker
R. H. Hampsher
O. E. Sisk
Senator Styles Bridges to Speak at Mt Pleasant Event
United States Senator Styles Bridges will deliver the commencement address at Wesleyan College in Mt Pleasant on Monday. The District Republican Women's club will meet at Hershey hall before 10 15 a.m. and proceed to the college auditorium to hear him. Mrs C E Watts state president will speak at the luncheon at the Methodist church with a reception following. Reservations are requested by Mrs Palmer Schilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Styles Bridges
Town Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Republican Women’s Club
Hershey Hall
Methodist
C. E. Watts
Edith Shields Speaks on Women in Politics at PEO Meeting
Edith Shields addressed the PEO meeting on Women in Politics exploring the theme Women Are Alive. She traced women’s roles from Bible times to present and discussed participation at local, state, national, and international levels. Tina Shields and Cade Shearer helped as co-hostesses at Mrs Glenn Zaring’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Shields
P. EB. O
Glenn Zaring
Tina Shields
Cade Shearer
Bible Times
Honor Robert Havel at Thursday Party
After commencement at the Methodist church Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Havel and sons hosted a party honoring Robert Havel on his graduation from Washington High School. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Welch of Geneseo and numerous Havel and Ramsey family friends as they viewed gifts and shared a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Roy Havel
Robert Havel
Washington High School
Robert
Maynard Welch
Geneseo
George Havel
Richard Havel
Lyle Fox
Wes Ramsey
Martin Kron
Charles Vondrasek
Ivan Marston and
Gary
Delia Ramsey
Richard Swailes
Minetta Wilson Delivers Lesson at Nazarene Meeting
Minetta Wilson presented the Kiangsi chapter 11 segment from the China Crisis study during a W. F. M. S. gathering of the Church of the Nazarene on Wednesday night. Mrs. C. F. Gieselman presided as Dorothy Dickey led group singing. Prayers followed by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minetta Wilson
Church of the Nazarene
C Church
Kiangsi
C. F. Gieselman
Dorothy Dickey
Gieselman
Lester Butterbaugh
Miss Dickey
Ross Gault
Ralph Lytle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ed Squires
Masonic Temple
Wolf’s Flower
Alien Johnston
Richard Holmes
Olds
Washington Junior College
Marcia Lynn Holmes
Orval Miller
H. G. Woodley
Connie
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nels Westermark
Woodleys
Westermarks
San Diego
Calif
Maude Thompson
Burlington
Will Laubscher
G. T. Jenneke
St. Paul
C. O. Davis
Davenport
Charles Grayson
Jim Custer
Earl
Colorado Springs
Harry Churchill
Mr. Churchill
Mrs. Custer
Nancy Patterson
Grinnell
Jean Freshwaters
Grinnel
Patricia Patterson
Mary Martin
Marie Blattner
Herbert C. Osincup
Mrs. Osincup
Turkey Run
Ind
Don Burger
S. 2Nd Ave
Luke Lewis
Lewises
Loie Babcock
Carl Alm
Hazel Reeves
Galesburg, Il
Ethel Fredrickson
Columbus
Ohio
Gene Kisor
W. J. Shannon
Barbara
Rees
Leland Horton
Blake Spencer
Karen
Karla
Ottumwa
Thei
M. C. DeLong
Ross Motor
Ross Motor Service
Oelwein Tot
Sox
Warren Spahn
Braves
Balf
Pirates
Clyde Finke
United Press
Boston
Hiladelphia Mo
Pittsburgh Ee
St Ae Ae
Cleveland Eee
St. Louis
Navy
Pacific
Los Angeles
William Kopytko
Marion
Kopytko
Kopytiko
Jo Moanthe
Internatronel
N. Y
Freman William Mattinger
International
Norman Freilich
G.H.M
Chester
Breakfast Club
Mrs. Crone
W. Marbourg
Tait
Radio & Appliance
North
E. Shields
C. V. Grall
John W. Lee
Stone's Furniture
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