Marion Avenue UPW Hosts Medical Mission Film Program
The Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Women held a morning meeting with devotions and a film titled The Island of Mercy about medical mission work. Miss Frances Patton led the program, Miss Ethel Weed and others from the Philippines India Pakistan Iran participated in native costumes, and Mrs Robert Brewer sang during the offering.
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Marion Avenue
United Presbyterian Women
Frances Patton
Island of Mercy
Ethel Weed
Philippines
Hugh Milne
India
Laura MacLachlan
Pakistan
Margaret Beveridge
Iran
Robert Brewer
Woman club gatherings and notices fill summer schedule
Rail of club events lists WRC picnic and September restart at Mrs Beenblosom Sr home. HEO Club plans Captain's Table luncheon July 2 with former member present. White Way Club holds breakfast and artifi cial flower demo. July 7 next meeting. American Legion Past Presidents host luncheon with Grace Miller and Irene Bailey. Friendly Circle and Merry Mixers share programs and games. HJ Club notes anniversaries and July picnic at Sunset Park. Lake Darling outing rescheduled to August. Linger Longer Club holds meeting with scripture and prize winners in July.
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WRC
Woman's Relief Corps
Mabel Gray
John Beenblossom Sr
HEO Club
Dave Erwin
Lester Merz
Near Harper
Don Applegate
American Legion
Winga’s
Grace Miller
Chula Vista Calif
Irene Bailey
Chicago
Dave Livingston
Archie Buwer
Golia Miller
K.A
William Carr
Ferne
Merry Mixers Club
Leonard Brinning
Novella Hess
Ted Kiesey
Clement Griffith
Charlie Thrapp
Dean Luers
Anniversary Belles
Sunset Park
Lake Darling
Keith Horn
Leroy Vegey
Yeggy
Joe Goodlander
Hubert Malichky
Youn Kiene
Linger Longer
John Dawson
Kiene
Will Shalla
HJ. Brenneman
Ar Jo Phelps
Walter Westen
Clay Goode
Dwain Johnson
Livingston firm advertises legal services and contacts
Louis J. Kehoe attorney, Jeffry Building, phone OL 3.3991. Livingston, Day & Bates Attorneys Robert Day and Robert Bates. Abstract Department in Office 204 West Main St. phone beauaT.
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Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
Two Washington youths to receive degrees at State College of Iowa
In Cedar Falls commencement exercises tonight Jerry Max Donaldson earns a B.A. in business education while Merwin Robert Swanson secures a B.A. in social science with high honors.
Social calendar notices note event dates and venues
Social calendar items list meetings and gatherings with times and places such as Fr iday Past Matrons at 6 30 p m Sunset Park Temple Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild coop supper with Mrs Scott Wilcox Rebekah Lodge 100F Mall Men's Stag Country Club Saturday Shirts and Skirts Legion Hall Deb Stater call er Golden Age Club YWCA TIT Chapter Founders Day dinner with Mrs Verle Gallagher TIT Chapter DL Dinner at Country Club Tuesday Legion Auxiliary Legion rooms YWCA Mixers Postponed until June 16 Art Guild Postponed until June 16 Y Wives Coffee with Mrs Maurice Ellis co hosts Mrs Robert Huber or Mrs William Perdock planning to attend.
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Sunset Park
Temple Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
Scott Wilcox
Rebekah Lodge
Golden Age Club
Ywca Rooms
Verle Gallagher
Country Club
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
YWCA
Art Guild
Maurice Ellis
Robert Huber
William Perdock
Local Graduate Heads to Commerce Institute
Douglas Garren son of Mr and Mrs Ed Garrett a 1964 high school graduate leaves for Davenport to enter the American Institute of Commerce for study Monday He will be employed at Bishops Cafeteria at zero dollars per hour.
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Douglas Garren
Ed Garrett
Davenport
American Institute of Commerce
Bishops
Pleasant Hill CWF Meets On Thursday
Pleasant Hill CWF gathered Thursday afternoon at the church with Mrs. Dale Darbyshire presiding. She opened a hymn and a poem as Mrs. Howard Caldwell read from Romans. The lesson on In Hands Like Ours was by Mrs. Glenn Pratt. New officers were installed by Mrs. Darbyshire who read Lives Aglow, and Ed Chalupa was named president for the coming year. Nine members attended along with guests Miss Betty Earnest, Diane Chalupa, and Roger Chalupa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Darbyshire
Pleasant Hill Cwf
Howard Caldwell
Glenn Pratt
Dirk Weermans Mark Sixth Anniversary at West Chester
Mr and Mrs Dirk Weerman celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary at their West Chester home on June 1 Guests included Mr and Mrs John Weerman of Wellman Mr and Mrs Ernest Johnson of West Chester and Mr and Mrs Walter Hill of Fairfield The couple received several anniversary gifts and wore their wedding attire Refreshments were served from a turquoise and white themed table and the bride decorated the anniversary cake
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Dirk Weerman
West Chester
John Weerman
Wellman
Ernest Johnson
Walter Hill
Fairfield
Weermans
Honor Pat Williams at bridal shower
Miss Pat Williams was honored Wednesday evening at a miscellaneous shower by Mrs. Dave Williams and Mrs. Keith Williams Jr. The group enjoyed games and shared recipes and advice for the bride to be. Gifts sat beside a wedding cake display of towels and roses. guests included mothers of the couple. Miss Williams will wed Brad Goff on June 21.
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Pat Williams
Dave Williams
Keith Williams Jr
Keith Williams
Maynard Goff
Miss Williams
Brad Goff
Ruth Ann Wilson and Edward Green to wed in August
Ruth Ann Wilson and Edward Green Jr. plan a wedding at 1 30 p m August 22 at St James Catholic Church. Wilson, a 1962 Washington High School graduate, will start nurses training in Kirksville Missouri this fall and belongs to Sigma Sigma Sigma. Green, a Southwest High School and Kirksville alumnus, is a sales representative for Stu Dental and a member of Phi Sigma Epsilon.
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Ruth Ann Wilson
Edward Green Jr
St. James Catholic Church
Miss Wilson
Washington High School
Kirksville
Sigma Sigma Sigma Social Sorority
Green
Southwest High School
St Louis
Stu Dental Company
Phi Sigma Epsilon Social Fraternity
Harold Wilson
Ruth Ann
Edward James Green Jr
St. Louis, Mo
Youth claims he killed five persons
Kalamazoo Michigan UPI reports teen Larry Lee Ranes nineteen confessed to five slayings across Indiana Nevada Kentucky and Michigan. He identified victims including Gary Smock and Charles Snider and Vernon Labenne and admitted to a Michigan second slaying. A .22 pistol linked to the case was sent for ballistics testing.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
UPI
Nevada
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Larry Lee Ranes
Gary Albert Smock
Plymouth
Elkhart
Ind
Las Vegas
Southfield
Battle Creek
Banes
Ranes
Arthur Booth
Booth
Raines
Father blamed as youths infected by drugs in Nashville
In Nashville a 15 year old and a 13 year old accused their father James B Yeargin of introducing them to narcotics. Carl Yeargin said he was hooked, receiving injections from his father and brother. The father, an ex convict, was charged with manufacturing narcotics and contributing to the delinquency of minors and held on 2500 dollars bond. The sons remain in juvenile detention.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Carl Yeargin
James B. Yeargin
Ronald
George Curry
District Attorney's Office
Yeorgin
Curry
Accused of Threat to the President in New Jersey
Michael Allen Young, 18, of Rio Grande, New Jersey, held on $20,000 bail after Secret Service agents arrested him for sending an anonymous note to President Johnson. Police found two rifles, a pistol, and a five inch hunting knife in his room. authorities say he admitted target practice. The note allegedly mailed last May 27 is unnamed.
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Camden
UPI
Michael Allen Young
Johnson
Young
Rio Grande
N.J
Secret Service
Swarthmore
Donald C. Brett
U.S
Charles Rudd
Brett
Admitted and Dismissed Names Cited in Record
On the record Admitted Yesterday Robert Crossett Washington surgical Erny A Stout East Moline surgical. Dismissed Today Terry Richardson Washington Mrs Charles Gibson and son Washington Mrs George Fulton and son Crawfordsville.
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Robert Crossett
Washington
Surgical
Erny A. Stout
East Moline
Terry Richardson
Charles Gibson
George Fulton
Crawfordsville
Washington boys win at welding contest
Vernon Knecht vocational agriculture instructor at Washington Community High School announced that three students won prizes in the Valley Supply Welding Contest in Ottumwa. Ronney Brunk took first for a telephone stand, Don Davis was third for a post driver, and Craig Rich was fifth for an electric extension cord holder. The boys travel to Ottumwa Saturday to receive their prizes.
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Vernon Knecht
Washington Community High School
Valley Supply
Ottumwa
Ronney Brunk
Don Davis
Craig Rich
Cuban refugees to teach Spanish in Iowa schools
Des Moines report says 22 Cuban refugees will teach Spanish in Iowa high schools this fall after a summer training course at the University of Iowa. Last year 29 refugees from Castro’s Cuba trained and taught across the state, with expansion planned after success.
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DES Moines
UPI
Iowa
State Department of Public Instruction
Iowa City
State Education Agency
Miami
University of Iowa
Vaccinate Pets Against Rabies Warns Extension Director
County Extension Director Jim Frier warns that vaccinating pets against rabies protects families since there is no cure once symptoms appear. He notes anti rabies treatment for humans is painful but essential after bites, and urges regular pet vaccination by veterinarians across Iowa to keep dogs and cats immune for a year or longer.
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Jim Frier
Iowa
Potted Roses Offer Easy Planting For Gardeners
County extension director Jim Frier notes the rose planting season remains ongoing as potted roses become available for instant bloom. Iowa State's Ben Vance explains planting steps, while Pamphlet 287 provides more guidance. Botrytis blight threatens peonies. sanitation and timely pruning are key, with Ferbam or Bordeaux mixture recommended. Strawberries and raspberries need steady soil moisture. irrigate if rainfall stays below one inch weekly.
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Ben Vance
Iowa State University
County Extension
Morrill Hall
Ames
Robert Lambe
Kempf receives Mid-Prairie home economics trophy
Pam Kempf, daughter of Rus sell and Mrs Kempf of Wellman, won the Crisco Trophy as the outstanding student in home economics at Mid-Prairie High School. The award was presented by home economics teacher Mrs. William Wagamon. Honorable mention went to Nancy Mangold Abbie Timmins Nancy Embree Debbie Eimen Carol Weaver and Kathy Peiffer.
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Wellman
Pam Kempf
Russell Kempf
Crisco
Mid - Prairie High School
William Wagamon
Nancy Mangold
Abbie Timmins
Nancy Embree
Debbie Eimen
Carol Weaver
Kathy Peiffer
Funeral services for Mrs Dorothy M Aston held Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Dorothy M Aston were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev B G Hall. Mrs Arthur Davison and Mrs John Dill Hulme sang a duet. Pallbearers were Dennis Hall Dwight Hall Royal McNeese Tom Walker Mac Kleese and Cloyce Hayes with burial in Elm Grove Cemetery.
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Marion Ave
UPW
Roger Sherman
Sherman
Jack Wagner
Vernon Elgin
George, Kerr
Circle Iit
Circle V
White Way Club
Irs
Edgar Stewart
Scott
Ross
Mark
Lani Hahn
Deidre Stewart
Stewart
Eddie Hahn
Friendly Circle
Friendly Circle Club
Merle Sheetz
Charles Ashby
Harley Davidson
Leon Sherman
Milburn McKay
Wilford Greiner
Dale Connelly
John Duttweiler
HJ Club
Hubert Beranek
Ed Beranek
Clifford Horak
Professional Directory
George F. Morrison
Ford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
P. L. Ette
Optometrists
John W. Lemmon
D. D
Logan Jewelry
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Siutuish Towers
Wolf's Flower Shop
Pleasant Hill
CWF
Dirk Weermans
Honor Pat Williams
C. M. Hayes Insurance Agency
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U.S. Employment Service
Department of Public Instruction
University of To
Special Institute
Pat Kempf
Chuck Gibson
Mgr
Nema
NIGHT
Arkansas
Aloha Lodge
HOT Springs
Mote
Aloha Lodge Resort
Central Ave
Hot Springs, Ark
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