West Chester Garden and Harmony Club News Briefs
Social and club news from West Chester highlights Mrs Earl Griggs hosting the Garden Club with President Mrs Louie Harley presiding. Harmony Club held a wiener roast at Scott Wilcox home with singing and dancing. Goodwill Club met at Captain's Table for 1:30 dessert and officers entertainment. Rosemary Club hosted by Mrs Keith Hardy with bridge games. Merry Makers Club guests included Mrs Clifford Frees and club will dismiss until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Earl Griggs
West Chester
Louie Harley
Richard Fisher
Maizie Fisher
Harmony
Harmony Club
Scott Wilcox
Mrs Lowrys piano pupils entertain at Halcyon House
Mrs Lowry presented recitals on May 19 and June 2 at Halcyon House featuring Annise Reschly Lynn Martin Diane Richards Tim Martin Debbie Zieglowsky Linda Richards Marion Hayes Regina Hayes Lucetta Hayes Carol Britain Denise Clingman Becky Atkinson Connie Messer Marsha Atkinson Connie Crossett Jane Stauffer Col Jeen Crossett Linda Ranshaw Cheryl Rader Gay Wagner Debbie Baker Kathy Frey enberger, with many students performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts
Homer Lowry
Halcyon House
Annise Reschly
Lynn Martin
Diane Richards
Tim Martin
Debbie Zieglowsky
Linda Richards
Marion Hayes
Regina Yes
Lucetta Hayes
Carol Britain
Denise Clingman
Becky Atkinson
Connie Messer
Marsha Atkinson
Connie Crossett
Jane Stauffer
Col Jeen Crossett
Linda Ranshaw
Cheryl Rader
Gay Wagner
Debbie Baker
Kathy Freyenberger
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
Yesterday at the hospital Mrs Jennie Eldridge from Washington entered for medical care, with William Stutzman from Kalona also admitted for medical treatment. Today Israel Hoxworth and Mrs Johanna Peterson of Washington are admitted, while Clyta Goodin of Washington is discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Eldridge
Washington
William Stutzman
Kalona
Israel Hoxworth
Johanna Peterson
Social calendar notices for weekend events and meetings
All notices for this column must be in by 10 a.m. on publication day. Thursday events include HJ Club at 7:30 p.m. and White Shrine Officers practice at the Masonic Temple. Friday features Cooperative picnics, circle meetings at various times, and church activities including Methodist WSCS Circles and picnic planning. Weekend activities list Legion Hall event, UPW Association, Rebekah Lodge, Men's Stag, and a Sunday picnic at Lake Darling with CYF swimming, vesper, and a Treasure at Bethany movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Beranek
Masonic Temple
Sun Park
Temple
Charles Rademaker
Ainsworth
Harold Stephens
H.L. Brenneman
Keots
Don Applegate
MM. Schell
Elmer Steele
Riverside
Harold Perry
First Christian Church
Lake Darling
CYF
Bethany
Quinn to Receive MS in Mathematics at Wisconsin
John P. Quinn of Washington will be awarded a Master of Science degree in mathematics at the University of Wisconsin on June 8.
Keratolytic T4L Foot Care Promotion Claims Quick Results
An advertisement advocates using Keratolytic T4L liquid to slough off infected skin and reveal healthy skin, with a 3 day satisfaction promise and 48 cent refund. It also promotes T4L Foot Powder for odor and sweat control, emphasizing long lasting activity and availability at drug stores.
City hostess greets families in welcoming move
Mrs. Robert Swift welcomes Langstaff families to the city joining Langstaff of 309 East Second from Shelby. The Statlers Lucille Martha and Patricia reside at 303 East Second after arriving from Anchorage due to the Alaska quake. D J O Hanlon family of Manhattan has moved to 402 East Madison with five children and ties to the Knights of Columbus and Huyard Implement in Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Swift
Langstaff
Statler
O'Hanlon
Robert Langstaff
East Second
Shelby
American Legion
Lucille Statler
Martha
Patricia
Anchorage
Alaska
Baptist Church
Smart Wholesale
D. J. O'Hanlon
Madison
Manhattan
Kan
Patrick
Terry
Chris
Ellen
Sean
The
Knights of Columbus
Llyard Implement Company
Winfield
Headliners 4 H Club Demonstrations at Fairgrounds
The Headliners 4 H Club met at the Fairgrounds on Wednesday afternoon. Mothers of members answered roll call. Guests included Sally Smith from the extension office and Mrs. Charlie Davison. Miriam Jones demonstrated Removing Old Finish, Cathy Coon presented Landing, Margie Larsen spoke on Applying Penetrating Seal, and Jan Hotle demonstrated Varnishing. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Sally Smith
Charlie Davison
Miriam Jones
Cathy Coon
Margie Larsen
Jan Hotle
Washington Odd Fellows meet with Kephart presiding
Graf Feeds bowling team crowned summer league champions at Columbus Junction last summer. Washington crew Herm an Wagenknecht Jim Wagenknecht Henry Wagenknecht Joe Wood Glen Lord Bob Ryner represent Columbus Junction feed company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graf Feeds
Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction Feed Company
Washington
Herman Wagenknecht
Jim Wagenknecht
Henry Wagenknecht
Joe Wood
Glen Lord
Bob Ryner
Local residents win degrees and face health news
Mrs Lawrence Kegel daughter of Mrs Virginia Tucker earned a PhD in chemistry at Purdue University during commencement in Lafayette Indiana and will work in San Francisco with Standard Oil. Allan C Smith new accounting graduate from the American Institute of Commerce Davenport now works at the A A A office Bettendorf. Phillip Escher son of Richard Escher Rural Route 2 Kalona injured a severely cut foot in a home power mower accident and is hospitalized in Iowa City Mercy Hospital room 224. Beverly Davisson daughter of Rodney Davisson underwent emergency appendectomy at Washington County Hospital and is recovering well. Kenneth Wagner son of Jack Wagner is among 83 Muscatine Junior College graduates receiving an Associate in Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Kegel
Virginia Tucker
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Allan C. Smith
American Institute of Commerce
Davenport
A.A.A
Automobile Insurance
Bettendorf
Allan
Merle F. Smith
East Third Street
Washington Community High School
Phillip Escher
Richard ‘Escher
Kalona
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Beverly Davisson
Rodney Davisson
Washington County Hospital
Kenneth Wagner
Jack Wagner
Muscatine Junior College
Kenneth
Kris
Karen
Wayne Wagner
Gary
U Go I Go Club Meeting Highlights
Eight members of the U Go I Go Club met with Mrs. Oral Mayo Wednesday afternoon. After the business meeting, pinochle was played with high score going to Mrs. D.L. Roh rer and low to Mrs. Emma Campbell. The next meeting will be June 1 at 1 30 p.m. with Mrs. Mella Picken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hornung
Bertha Harvey
Elsie Fox
Oral Mayo
D.L. Rohrer
Low
Emma Campbell
Mella Picken
Hijackers Run Off With South African Office Truck
Police searched for five armed men who hijacked 308000 rand from a post office truck near Benoni, 20 miles from Johannesburg. The trio clubbed a worker and abducted another, then abandoned the vehicle with a kidnapped employee inside. All suspects and workers were Africans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunanesburg
Africa
UPI
Benoni
Johannesburg
Post Ofice
Marriage License Granted for Kelley and Moore
Jerry Morris Kelley of Quincy Jr and Mildred Ann Moore of Washington have obtained a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Morris Kelley
Quincy, Jr
Mildred Ann Moore
Washington
Yoder Family Arrives From Stuttgart After Military Stint
Captain Yoder and wife and son Kurt arrived Monday from Stuttgart Germany where he served three years. After Air Defense school at Fort Bliss he will serve at Fort Bragg. Mrs Berdo and Jane depart Friday for London to visit relatives and attend the World's Fair before returning to Washington. County notes report Iowa State Engineering scholarship recipient Gary Shelangoski, and a social gathering at the Frank Rugg home in Wellman with many local residents. Bernard Payne of Paynes Radio and TV heads to Chicago to view Philco 1965 line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Yoder
Kurt
Stuttgart
Germany
Yoder
Glen Yoder
Ted Crone
Air Defense
Ft. Bliss
Texas
Ft Bragg
N.C
Charles Berdo
Jane
O'Hare
Chicago
London
England
Bernard Payne
Payne
Radio
Philco Televisions
Washington woman charged with speeding fined $10
Barbara Ann Brinton of Washington was charged with excessive speed in a motor vehicle and fined ten dollars by Justice of the Peace Glenn Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Brinton
Washington
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Holden
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Goodwill
Goodwill Club
Clara Davies
Rosemary Club
Keith Hardy
Towyn Davies
Jon
P. F. Whisler
Merry Makers
Merry Makers Club
Clifford Frees
Richard Young
Lyle Walton
Webster
Wolf
Wolf's Flower Shop
Clyta Goodin
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Legion Hall
Golden Age Club
YWCA
Verle Gallagher
Country Club
Christian Church
Tore Gazette
Washing Watch
Barbara Dianne
James Leichty
Wayland
James Donald
Donald E. Curtis
East Jefferson
City
Dorene Rae
Darle Kay
David E. Offill
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Nancy Alice
Jesse F. Albright
West 3Rd
Gavin Lowell
Lowell E. Stacy
Brighton
Catalina
Jom Duncan
Evening Journal
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Lodge
Gerald Kephart
Bob Werts
Earl Werts
718
South Fourth
Craig Johnson
Mark Glover
Jim Reisener
Roger Harris
David Knecht
Craig Miller
Neal Britain
Lar Custer
Greg Goodell
Chris Wilson
William 8. Stewart
Arlington
Richard H. Kling
John
Mary Katherine
Gertrude Bowman
Stewart
West Side Square
New England
Borden Glacier Club
Carnation Milk
Pras
Iowa Ave
Gary Shelangeski
Towa City
State University of Iowa
Iowa Memorial Union
Mead
Mead Corporation Foundation
Dayton
Ohio
SUI College of Engineering
Robert Shelangoski
Earl Dickinsons
Ollie Smith
Jim Solomon
Burley
Idaho
Frank Rugg
Wellman
Arden Dawson
Stanley Dawson
Carl Smith
Glen Smith
Atkins
Clarence Shull
Ernest Laman
Don Neff
Linda
Sandra
Dale M. Smith
Charles Smith
Dave Brinning
Larry
Stanley Smith
Ardell Pieper
Muriel ‘TeBockhorst
William Bruty
Pam TeBockhorst
Fairfield
Omer TeBockhorst
Moline
Sue Bruty
Marycrest College
St. Ambrose College
Bruty
Lyle Te- Bockhorst
Marycrest
DAL
Leland Baker
Delano Granite Works
North Marion
Watson Cleaners
W. Washington
Brads Uc
Rosecrest”’ and
Davonshire
Elaine Larsen
Rosecrest
Vogue
Madamoiselle
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