Kathryn Hoover to Spend Weeks in Estes Park with Schwartz Family
Kathryn Ann Hoover daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Hoover travels with the Dr BL F Schwartz family to Estes Park and other western points to join an MCA camp led by Dr Schwartz Nebraska Wesley editor. The party includes visits in Greenfield Iowa Red Cloud Nebraska and Grant Iowa as they accompany Nan to Lincoln and Des Moines for a chiropractic convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Ann Hoover
Leo Hoover
Estes Park
BL. F. Schwartz
City
Dr. Schwartz
Eceltor
Nebraska
Wesley
Red Cloud
Violet Gardner Gorbin
Washington
Bera Gardner
Grant Iowa
Kathryn Ann
West
Community Notes From Washington and Iowa City Visitors
Mrs. Harold Peters and children Bobbie and Donnie of Iowa City stay with Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Atack in Washington through Sunday, Mr Peters then collects them. Dr. M. H. Sartor takes Caroleen and Frances Sartor to Des Moines Monday for a chiropractors meeting. Oskaloosa visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Crayne, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Homer and Joan at Frank McFarlane’s home. Mrs. J. S. McElhinney visits Washington. her son Dr. Thomas McElhinney and wife travel to Cincinnati for an internship at General Hospital. Re-screening door and window screens offered by Eclipse Lumber, 1043. Mrs. Roy Brobst and Verla Jean plan a week or ten-day visit to Eagle Grove to see her parents Mr. and Mrs. David Ritchie. Rodney Davis and daughter Gayle leave Camp Hantesa for a month as a Camp Fire Girls counselor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Peters
Bobbie
Donnie
Iowa City
J. S. McElhinney
Washington
Thomas McElhinney
Cincinnati
Ohio
McElhinney
General Hospital
Joe McElhinnney
Roy Brobst
Verla Jean
Eagle Grove
Rodney Davis
Gayle
Camp
Hantesa
Boone
Junior Baseball Plans Form County League
Coach Kenneth Kimberlin announced a junior baseball school to start Saturday with at least 50 boys projected to join a county league. American Legion direction and Kimberlin will organize several Washington teams and seek participation from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Kimberlin
City Hall
Kimberlin
American Legion
Kimbrlin
Washington
Fairfield to Meet Locals in Sunday Tilt
Manager Ray Whitehead of the Independents nominating pitt Wagenknecht as starting hurler for Sunday's game against the Glasgow Indians of Fairfield. Hod Denton to coatch the veteran who returns after a leg infection kept him out weeks. Infield shifts follow Fuhr’s absence as Dala Heyde moves to second base and Marv Buckwalter likely handles third with Kit Campbell at short. Game slated to start at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Whitehead
The
Independents
Pitt
Wagenknecht
Glasgow Indians
Fairfield
Dala Heyde
Fuhr
Marv Buckwalter
Kit Campbell
Whitehead
Standings and Results in Major Leagues
Standings show Cleveland, New York, Chicago, Washington atop the table with Brooklyn and Philadelphia trailing. Thursday results include New York defeating Chicago 7 to 4 and Boston tying Pittsburgh 6 to 6 as Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 4 to 1. Upcoming games list New York at Chicago and Brooklyn at St Louis among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
W. L. Pet. Cincinsati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh Swann OS
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
le Pet
Local social notes from Wellman visitors and guests
Mr and Mrs William A Shannon plan a trip to Wetherville and Lake Okoboji with friends. Ina McDowell on vacation. Edna Purvis assisting at S W Livingston law office. Several East Iowa residents visit or host, including Crossett Wells Gardner Brindley Longwell Patterson and Margolin relations with Fleming family. A turkey dinner and a pleasant afternoon of visiting are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A Shannon
Wetherville
Walter Wells
Lake Okoboji
Edna Purvis
S. W. Livingston
Ina McDowell
Ezra Gardner
Jessie Brindley
Laura Longwell
Washington
Earl Griggs
Jeanine
West Chester
W. A. Patterson
Local social notes from Havre residents on weekend visits
Havre society reports guests and visits as Mrs. Lewis Hering notes June 15. Mr and Mrs 8 C Wittmer called at Howard Witting's home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs G M Humble and children visited Allen Bradford. Mrs John Havenstein and Mr and Mrs Frank Bailey called at Fred Eislie's. Martin Westin visited relatives in Missouri and Illinois Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hering
Havre
8. C. Wittmer
Howard Witting
G. M. Humble
Allen Pradford
John Havenstein
Frank Bailey
Fred Eislie
Martin Westin
Missouri
Ilinois
Southeastern Iowa semi pro tournament set for Blattner Field
The Wagshington Independent Baseball Club announced a two week southeastern Iowa semi pro tournament at Blattner Field starting Sunday June 25 and ending July 2. Promoter Ray Dean will head the promotion with Doan handling staging and events. Entry boasts Independents and Iowa City Eagles with potential for many regional teams and twilight games if more than eight clubs enter. Admission is forty cents men twenty five cents women ten cents children with prizes for top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagshingon
Southeastern Iowa
Blattner Field
Ray Dean
Muscatine
Ted Dalton
The
Indees
Doan
Washington
Independents
Iowa City Eagles
Dean
Cooperstown
N. Y
St. Louis Cardinals
Deans
Hartnetts
Local Hospital Roundup Of Dismissals And Procedures
At the hospital this morning Bernadetta Te Bockhorst was discharged. Milton Hillery had a tonsillectomy this morning. Bob Marble underwent a minor operation earlier today. Elgin Peck Wellman was admitted for observation last evening. Olen Bishop Wellman had an appendectomy last night. Jean Patterson was discharged last night. Mary Tobi Ainsworth was discharged this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Marble
Elgin Peck
Wellman
Olen Bishop
Jean Patterson
Mary Tobi
Ainsworth
Recital at Presbyterian Church Delights Audience
John Lloyd Hughes presented a vocal recital at the Presbyterian church with Carolyn Hamilton guiding, Bertha Reinert on violin, and Paul Campbell on trombone. Reinert’s pupil Betty Michels accompanied, Hughes displayed growing technique, Campbell offered two solos and a strong encore with Ah Sweet Mystery of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lloyd Hughes
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Hughes
Carolyn Hamilton
Bertha Reinert
Paul Campbell
Betty Michels
Miss Reinert
Massanet
Washington
Huhn
Clarke
Grenadiers
Schuman
Hughes
Largo
New World Symphony
Dvorak
Garden of Tomorow
Deppen
Victor Herbert
Ellen Knox Marries Elten McGee in Oakland
Announcement of the June 7 ceremony in Oakland and future residence in Los Angeles. Ellen Knox daughter of Mr and Mrs W Waex Oakland and Elten McGee of Oakland married in a 7:30 p m service. The bride, a Washington High School grad of 1965, has worked at Evans Ice Cream in Oakland. the groom is in radio work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Knox
W. Waex
Oakland
Calif
Ellen McGee
Los Angeles
Camfield Apartments
South Union Avenue
Washington High School
Knox
California
Evans
McGee
Mrs. Bessie Wead Hosts Kolah Club Meeting
Nine members of the Kolah club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bessie Wade. They planned the annual Fourth of July picnic and heard a description of a South African game reserve by Mrs. John Cherry and a talk on Flaw day by Mrs. Clayde Knapp. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughters Ruth and Mrs. Clarence Goff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolah Club
Bessie Wade
John Cherry
South Africa
Clayde Knapp
Ruth
Clarence Goff
Mrs. Dewey Hosts Pythian Past Chiefs Association
Mrs. R. P. Dewey welcomed Pythian Past Chiefs members for a social evening after a brief business meeting. Pro gressive pinochle determined high score for Mrs. Oral Mayo and low score for Mrs. George Baker. Mrs. Mayo helped serve a two course refreshment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Dewey
Pythian Past Chiefs Association
Oral Mayo
George Baker
Dewey
Mayo
Friendship Club Meeting Held at Home of Mrs Gideon
The Friendship club met at the home of Mrs. Leda Gideon on June 9 with seven members and one guest, Belle Davis. Mrs. Applgate and Mrs. Mary Applegate provided entertainment, followed by refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Friendship Club
Leda Gideon
Belle Davis
Mary Applegate
Potluck Dinner At Clubhouse Draws 35 Attendees
Thirty five members attended the potluck in the clubhouse last evening. After dinner bridge was played at five tables. Mrs J Rothschild won the women's high score prize and Dr A W Clow took the men's high prize.
Mrs Falk Family Heads to Chicago Visit
Mrs. Joe Falk and daughters Clara Ant and Marilyn and her nephew Kurt Hess left this morning for Chicago for a visit. They are taking Kurt back to Chicago. He has been here for several months. Joe says his wife is not leaving because of his whiskers but he would not blame her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Falk
Clara Ant
Marilyn
Kurt Hess
Chicago
Kurt
Joe
Missionary Guest Day Tea Hosted by Mrs Harry Dye
Mrs Harry Dye hosted a missionary tea for about fifty guests at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Bethel Missionary Society members and guests attended a devotional led by Rev M A Robeson, with music by Doris Leffler June Longer Lois Humble and others culminating in America. Grace Shaw and Mrs Robeson poured tea as desserts and daisies themed sandwiches were served. A large rose centerpiece adorned the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dye
Bethel Missionary Society
M. A. Robeson
Doris Leffler
June Longer
Reading
Lois Humble
Ray Lambert
Ed Lambert
J. M. Lloyd
Dorothy
Alice Walker
Local Couple Wed in Council Bluffs Church
Kenneth Lemon, son of Mr and Mrs Will Lemon, married Margery Alberti Thursday evening at the First Presbyterian church in Council Bluffs. The groom, a 1932 local high school graduate now finishing medical studies at Iowa State University, will begin his internship in Spokane Washington after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Kenneth Lemon
Council Bluffs
First Presbyterian Church
Margery Alberti
Will Lemon
Kenneth
Parsons College
Iowa State University
Spokane
Wasi
Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Hazen
Mrs. Howard Hazen hosted her bridge club yesterday afternoon at her home. Two tables of play produced a high score for Mrs. Ralph McCreedy and a low score for Mrs. Gilbert Mills. Guest Mrs. S. R. Majors attended. Refreshments followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hazen
Ralph McCreedy
Gilbert Mills
S. R. Majors
Dora Stewart Hosts Fifty at Luncheon Bridge
Mrs. Dora Stewart hosted a luncheon bridge for fifty guests at the Guest House. Tables featured Dorothy Perkins roses blue delphinium coral bells and daisies with California fern centerpieces. After lunch twelve tables played contract and auction bridge. Mrs. Manton Hebner won the auction prize and Mrs. Henry J. Bailey took the contract prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Stewart
Dorothy Perkins
Manton Hebner
Henry J. Bailey
Birthday List Highlights Local Families Celebrating Today
A parade of birthdays marks the day with Marilyn Kay Kelsey, Colleen Martha Berg, Betty Ann Kunik, and many others. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cox celebrate an anniversary as Eugene Stewart reaches eleven. Althea Montgomery and Katherine Welcher also noted, while Alma Brindley and Carl Hedges are among yesterday and today’s celebrants. Howard Wayne Swift turns three and sister Cora Ruth Swift turns four tomorrow. Pleasant Hill and Wellman residents feature in the round of celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Kay Kelsey
Randolph Kelsey
Colleen Martha Berg
M. J. Redlinger
Betty Ann Kunik
Julius Kunik
H. J. Brenneman
C. 8. Williams
Iowa City
Washington
Althea Montgomery
Howard Chalupa
Howard Caldwell
F. W Eastwood
George Birney
Howard Wayne Swift
Cora Ruth Swift
Pat Swift
Pleasant Hill Community
Social Calendar Listings for Local Groups
Notices for this calendar include Rebekah meeting Friday morning at C F hall, W R C meeting Saturday 2 30 p m G A R hall, D O V meeting Monday 7 30 p m Past Worthy Advisors club Pollock supper 6 30 p m Doris Kiepfer Rainbow Girls 7 30 p m Masonic Temple Tuesday Sunshine Community club miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Cloyce Zieglowsky evening Charles Zieglowsky home bring fruit salad and cake V F W auxiliary regular meeting 7 p m KC hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of V
G.A.R. Hall
Worthy
Polluck
Doris Kiepfer
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Sunshine Community Club
Cloyce Zieglowsky
Charles Zieglowsky
V.F.W. Auxiliary
P.m. KC. Hall
Student of Cottey College speaks at PEO meeting in Wapello
Mary Catherine Minor of Nevada Mo a Cottey College student was guest speaker at Chapter 1 PEO in Wapello. She described college activities and song, and plans to return next year. Twenty four members attended, L Brookhart elected corresponding secretary, and funds were pledged for the Centennial fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Minor
Wapello
Cottey College
Nevada
W. J. Masson
Helen Masson
Migs Minor
Miss Minor
Minor
Miller
P.E
Frank L Wilson
C. Heather
Mrs Covert Samuels Joins Baker Family Weekend Visit
Mrs Covert Samuels and her two children Laura Maxine and Harold arrived from LeRoy Minnesota to spend the weekend with her sister Mrs L R Baker and family.
Forty Five Attend Meeting of Pythian Sisters in Wellman
Regular meeting of Wellman Temple No 101 Pythian Sisters held Monday evening with 45 in attendance. Carl Oldfield and wife were initiated. A social hour followed with Fern Oldfield Marian Durst and Virginia Stricker performing songs. Virginia Ann Gardner accompanied on piano. Mrs B C Foster gave a flag reading. Group sang America The Beautiful and Columbia The Gem of the Ocean. Refreshments with corsage favors concluded the program. Prisolla club met at Mrs Orville Morrison home with nine members. Needlework and afternoon refreshments noted. A I C club hosted luncheon at Mrs Ben Swartzendruber home with Mrs Harold Swartzendruber assisting. Three course luncheon featured white daisies and baby breath centerpiece blue and white decor followed by needlework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Wellman Temple
Carl Oldfield
Fern Oldfield
Marian Durst
Virgina Stricker
Virginia Ann Gardner
B. C. Foster
America
Columbia
Carroll Durian
Prisolla
Orville Morrison
Ben Swartzendruber
Harold Swartzendruber
Death Notice for Gene Fields in Cedar Rapids
Word has been received of the death of Gene Fields, younger brother to the late Al Fields, at Cedar Rapids. He leaves a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Fields
al Fields
Cedar Rapids
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Centennial Whiskey Club
North Side Coffee Club
Wolf Floral CO
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DD. F. Macon
Edward A. Swift
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Celestine Marie
Reister Bros
Jeesie Rice
West Texas Hospital
Lubbock
Texas
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William Manassier
Leutenant
Caroleen
Frances Sartor
Chiropractors
Hugh Crayne
Harry Homer
Joan
Oskaloosa
Frank McFarlane
Eclipse Lumber Company
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Elten McGee
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Warren Stewart
Katherine Welcher
Alma Brindley
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Jane Whitehead
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P.E.O
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