Local church and area visits noted in week of activity
Ralph Wedeking will direct a church camp at Pilgrim Heights near Grinnell. Several families including the Boykos from Colorado Springs and the Schmitts from Jowlesburg, Colorado, visit relatives here. The Adams and Giddens families greet friends in Philadelphia Atlantic City and Pittsburgh in separate trips. Linda Campbell departs Washington for Kautokeino Norway as part of a foreign student exchange for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wedeking
St. Paul
Linda Campbell
Herb Campbell
Washington
Kautokeino
Norway
Iowa City
Montreal
Rotterdam
Real estate transfers listed for Maplewood Park Riverside and area
Real estate transactions show multiple transfers including J Miller and wife to Huggins in Maplewood Park Wellman. Luckey to Marguerite Luckey in OP Riverside. Harwood to Knebel and Krogman in OL 7 SW Washington. Hasse to Thompson in Dayton. Van Winkle to McBee in Smouse's north side. Bontrager to Ropp. Hostetler to Ropp. Ropp to Solomon C. Ropp in section 12 77 48 and related tracts in 77 8 region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Miller
Earl Dwight Huggins
Maplewood Park
Wellman
C. A. Luckey
Marguerite Luckey
OP Riverside
Edith Weldin Harwood
Elmer J. Knebel
Henry Krogman
Washington
Paul Hasse
Wayne T. Thompson
Dayton
Max van Winkle
Edward E. McBee
Smouse
Tobe Bontrager
Emil H. Ropp
Sec
Clarence A. Hostetler
Solomon C. Ropp
Rainbow Girls Potluck to Honor Fathers
Members of the Washington Assembly No. 39 of the Order of Rainbow for Girls will honor their fathers at a cooperative supper at the Masonic Temple Monday June 18 at 6 15 p m. The girls bring one dish to pass and table service provided. After supper the Masonic fathers will attend the meeting and observe the opening and closing marches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Assembly No. 39
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Walnut Club Salad Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Davis
The Walnut Women's Club held a Thursday salad luncheon hosted by Mrs Glenn Davis with Mrs Harlan Neuhart and Mrs Lyle Wilson assisting. Ten members and four guests attended as recipes were shared and a planning committee named for July ice cream social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Women’s Club
Glenn Davis
Harlan Neuhart
Lyle Wilson
Hal Figgins
Glenn Dunbar
Roger Roth
Ruth Wilson
Raymond Sojka
Milton Schnicker
Bob Redlinger
Antioch Club Hosts Mrs Colliver and Guests
Thirteen members of the Antioch Social Club and children plus guests Mrs Dwight Colliver Chris and Cindy were entertained at the home of Mrs Verne Colliver with Mrs David Bauer as cohostess. The program focused on what the flag means to me and flag facts. Plans were made for a July 8 family picnic at Sunset Park at 6 pm with each family bringing a meat dish another to pass and its own drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch Social Club
Dwight Colliver
Chris
Cindy
Verne Colliver
David Bauer
Sunset Park
Social Calendar for Upcoming Week Notices
Notices for social events must be in by 10 a m each day of first publication. Friday Rebekah Lodge 7 30 p m IOOF Hall Sunday Iowa Texas Picnic noon cooperative dinner at Sunset Park ee Monday Baptist Friendly Bible Class 6 30 p m Potluck at church White Shrine Bridge 1 30 p m Dessert and cards at Masonic Temple Rainbow Girls 6 15 p m cooperative supper honoring fathers Bring one dish to pass and table service VFW Auxiliary 8 p m VFW Hall
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Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Iowa
Texas
Sunset Park
White Shrine Bridge
Masonic Temple
Mrs Shaw Hosts Friendship Club Meeting
The Friendship Club gathered at Mrs. Alvin Shaw's home Thursday with 14 members and one guest, Mrs. Don Brown. Mrs. Henry Soucek led the program with Pass Word, refreshments were served by the hostess and cohostess Mr Ray Nitfenegger.
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The
Friendship Club
Alvin Shaw
Don Brown
Henry Soucek
Ray Nitfenegger
Delta Alpha Class Hears Rev Latta
Rev Latta spoke on a mission trip to England during the Delta Alpha Sunday School luncheon at the Methodist Church. Guests included Rev and Mrs Latta, Rev and Mrs Smith, and Mrs Lindner. Mrs Hyde presided. Mrs Zaring led devotions. Edna Miksch introduced the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Latta
England
Delta Alpha
Methodist Church
Latta
Walter Smith
Violet Lindner
Marie Hyde
Edith Zaring
Joe McGraw
C. V. Crull
Edna Miksch
Rebekah Club Meets At Hall Thursday
The Rebekah Club met at the I O O F Hall Thursday with 11 members present. Bingo provided entertainment led by Mrs. Zelma Dum Krieger and Mrs. Iva Simpson. Members reported include Mrs. W. P. Moriarty, Mrs. Dan Rohrer and Mrs. Grace Stewart. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Roy Nelson and Mrs. Mary Horning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Club
Zelma Dum. Krieger
Iva Simpson
W. P. Moriarty
Dan Rohrer
Grace Stewart
Roy Nelson
Mary Horning
Marion Avenue UPW Group II Holds Potluck Supper
The Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Women Group II met at the church for a potluck supper. Nine members and a guest from San Gabriel California attended, with Mrs. Harley Cole leading devotions and Mrs. Rex Ray presenting the Bible study. The Lord's Prayer closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Avenue
United Presbyterian Women Group
Bessie Sievert
San Gabriel
Calif
Harley Cole
Rex Ray
Vows Planned July 14 at First Baptist Church
The vows will be spoken July 14 in the First Baptist Church with the Rev. Roy Wingate officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Roy Wingate
First English Lutheran Church
OES Pinochle Potluck At Temple Thursday
Three tables of pinochle played at the OES party after a noon potluck at the Temple. Everyone received prizes in the form of white elephants brought by members. This was the group’s last meeting until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OES
Mrs. James Miksch Honored at Shower
Mrs. James Miksch received many lovely gifts at a pink and blue shower held Thursday evening in the home of Mrs. Bill Patterson with Mrs. Irv White as cohostess. Prizes for games went to Mrs. Miksch and pink and blue decorations marked the occasion. Refreshments were served to conclude the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miksch
Bill Patterson
Irv White
Miksch
Pleasant Hill CWE Hosts Tea with Doll Talk Guests
The Pleasant Hill Christian Woman's Fellowship welcomed 16 guests for a Thursday tea at Pleasant Hill Christian Church. President Mrs. Howard Caldwell introduced speaker Mrs. Carlton Wilson of Washington, who discussed dolls and shared part of her collection before a Q and A. Mrs. Frank Sutton presided at the punch bowl and Mrs. Dale Darbyshire poured coffee. The dining room featured garden flower bouquets and, as the year’s last meeting ends, new officers will be elected at the July 12 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship
Pleasant Hill
Linda Wagner Feted At Kitchen Shower
Miss Linda Wagner was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Karen Crawford and Mrs. Maurice Crawford. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to Larry Yoder on July 8 at the Wayland Mennonite Church with aqua and white decorations and kitchen themed games. Attending were the brides mothers Mrs. Larry Yoder and Mrs. Lucille Wagner, plus two grandmothers Mrs. Ira Coon and Mrs. John Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Crawford
Maurice Crawford
Linda Wagner
Larry Yoder
Wayland Mennonite Church
Lucille Wagner
Ira Coon
John Wagner
Just Us Club Meets With Mrs G A White
Mrs G A White hosted the Just Us Club on a Wednesday afternoon with thirteen members present. Eva Robertson, president, opened with a Drovers Journal clipping and jokes were shared for roll call. Members voted for a vacation through July and August. Floyd Murdock and L L Loveless provided readings games and bingo. D O Butler assisted with refreshments. Next meeting planned with Mrs Pearl Parcell with Murray Smylie and George Jarrard in charge of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Robertson
Floyd Murdock
L. L. Loveless
D. O. Butler
Pearl Parcell
Murray Smylie
George Jarrard
Prairie Flower Missionary Society Hosts Study Meeting
Mrs. Maurice Crawford and Mrs. Roland Benson hosted a Prairie Flower Missionary Society study in the Crawford home. Guests included Mrs. Sam Turkington and Miss Karen Crawford. The group discussed religious differences, read scripture from Thessalonians, and heard a poem. A letter from Doris Benson Chase announced a Japan furlough plans for August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Crawford
Roland Benson
Crawford
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Sam Turkington
Karen Crawford
Charles Hawkins
Hawkins
James Frier
Orva Scott
Thessalonians
Two Seas
Palestine
Eva Mouser
Glenn Fuhr
Eastern Star meeting honors Fathers and plans summer picnic
Mrs Harold Strum and Hal Dunham presided at the Temple as 35 members attended the Order of Eastern Star. Judy Kirkpatrick Rainbow Girl gave a Father’s Day themed talk, and poems and a song paid tribute to fathers. July and August meetings are canceled for a Sunset Park family picnic. September honors Adah. Nutritionists report whole grains and enriched products provide B vitamins iron and small protein amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Strum
Hal Dunham
Order of Eastern Star
Temple
Judy Kirkpatrick
Rainbow Girl
Rainbow
Paul Snakenberg
Merle Turnipseed
Edgar Stewart
Sunset Park
New York
UPI
Hoile Reunion Held in Sunset Park Washington
Westchester report of the Hoile family reunion in Sunset Park on Sunday June 10 with 85 relatives attending a noon picnic. Officers were elected for 1962 63 and a WSCS service noted eight births and one marriage since the last gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
W. C. Hoile
Hoile
Sunset Park
Lawrence Baker
Lee Mangold
Kermit Jenkins
Lester Mayer
Fairfield
Gilbert Hotle
Mt. Vernon
Bill Gilpin
Iowa City
Tom Hotle
Mr. Pleasant
Bill Hotle
Rock Island, Ill
Ray Wombacker
W.C. Hotle
Elsie Libe
Clarence Fulton
Joe Martin
George H. Fulton
Howard Baker
Ted Ross
Jeanette
Laurence Baker
Doyle Brown
Kenneth Brown
Gerald Graf
Howard Hotle
Richard Hotle
Roger Lance
Bill
John
G.H. Mayer
Bill Edgar
Jim Edgar
Greg
Mindi
W. C. Hotle
Methodist Church
WSCS
Joe Bauer
John Duvall
Orville Griggs
Don Orr
Earl Griggs
William Andre
Gormly Hunger Strike Prompts GSA Position Review
Internal revenue officials sought an explanation for the assessment against him but could not provide a satisfactory basis or fraud penalty. District Director Ernest Bacon said Gormly received all the data like others, while GSA officials admitted uncertainty on how to respond to the hunger strike and were consulting the regional office in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternal Revenue
Ernest Bacon
Gormly
General Services Administration
GSA
C.L. Kneale
Kansas City
Wa om Evening Journal staff and publication details
The Wa om Evening Journal of Washington Iowa lists its editor and business manager David Elder, vice president William Shannon, advertising director Charles Morris, news editor Bruce Cowden, contributing editor Howard Hazen, and production superintendent. It notes publication afternoons except Sunday, Christmas and July 4th, and that it is entered as second class matter under the March 1879 act. It lists press associations and bureaus and the rural subscription rates: 2.9 months 476, 1 year 900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Evening Journal
Washi
Iowa
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bruce Cowden
Howard Hazen
Washington
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Il P Ress
Iowa Press
Audit Bureau of
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George Boyko
Colorado Springs
Otto Sheetz
Earl Wolfe
Dick Schmitt
Jowlesburg
Colo
Schmitts
Fairgrounds
Kenneth Olde
David
Blanche Giddens
Oklahoma
Carel Bell
Cora Bell
Mabel Timmins
Laura Longwell
Orville Culumber
Roy Bowman
Edd Garrett
Oliver Adams
Philadelphia
Atlantic
N. J
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Mr. Adams
Larry Krotz
Stevie
Jimmy
Willie
Madison
Wis
Francis McConnells
Harold Stephens
Tom
Lynn
Leslie
South
Bob Turtness
Stephens
Norman White
San Angelo
Jay Vinson
J. C. Penney Managers
St. Louis
Rainbow Girls
Walnut Club
Antioch Club
State Farm Homeowners Policy
Earle F
West Main
State Farm Fire Amd Casualty Company
Gee Utne Bove
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
VFW
VFW Hall
Mrs. Shaw
Delta Alpha Class
Rev
UPW
Fred H. Dorheim
Upland Avenue
Karen Irene
Donald Duane Spenner
William L. Spenner
Riverside
Pleasant Hill Cwe
Time Loan, Inc
Kalpn Ward
MOR
Bidg
Dial
Joe Palooka
Beata
Papa
Mama
Laurie
Just
G. A. White
U. P
Mich Miller
S. C. Picken
William French
Henry R. Ferger
Northern Presbyterian Church
Dayden
Chris Lunan
Stronghurst
Ill
E. H. Kirkpatrick
Clarence Stormont
Ernest Brown
Patricia Berry
Minneapolis
W. K. Kalvestrand
Brigham, Utah
Carl Roberts
R. C. Boyer
Oskaloosa
Boyer
Emma Warfel
Neal McClanahan
Burlington
Akron
Ohio
William T. Turnbull
Robert Branyan
John Baird
Mary
Myr Baird
Ames
Drayton Plains
Mich
Charlotte
Bruce Lobaugh
New York City
Kay Ellen Kerr
Muskingum College
New Concord
Hubby
California
Wolf's Flower Shop
Pythian Sisters
KP Hall
West Chester
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Marvin Yoder
M. FE. C
Howard Moore
Glenn Ladehoff
Cloyce Statler
Elsie Asby
Doris Gerling
Marian Heckart
Lulu Crawford
Harold Klopfenstein
Earl Hobbs
Walter Bauer
Prairie Flower
C. M. Hayes Insurance Agency
Aliber & Co
Des Moines
Ham Fisher
Agatha
Charles
Dixie Dugan
By McEvoy
Striebel
Ody
Hi.d. Dusenbery
Robert Stout
Clyde Crile
Ted Kelsey
Ivan Niffenegger
Robert Stephens
Eldon Bauer
Clark Bauer
Karl Parcell
Keith Stewart
Paul West
Hartsburg, Ill
Walter Duvall
Bessie Miller
Carlton Mangold
Surgical
Ted Watts
Keota
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Crusoe
State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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