Capacity Crowd Fills Mother-Daughter Luncheon
WESTCHESTER The Methodist Church social room was at capacity for the one o'clock Mother-Daughter luncheon Wednesday. Toastmistress Mrs. Kenneth Cuddeback introduced speaker Mrs. David Livingston who shared her world trip with husband. Kathryn Bauer sang solo as Mrs. Marion Pence honored daughter Linda and her mother, a quartet performed with Nancy Statler on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
Methodist Church
Kenneth Cuddeback
David Livingston
Kathryn Bauer
Marion Pence
Linda
Linda Timmins
Lois Slemmons
Linda Pence
Phyllis Crone
Nancy Statler
Eldin Bauer
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ivan Niffenegger
Clark Bauer
Cletus Kaska
Marvin Yoder
Edna Kleese
Clarence Niffenegger
Gertrude Stewart
Mrs Loveless Hosts Just Us Club Afternoon
Mrs. L L Loveless acted as hostess for the Just Us Club gathering at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included her daughter Miss Marjorie Loveless and daughter in law Mrs. Earl Loveless. The meeting was led by president Mrs. Lowell Harding with humorous roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.L. Loveless
Just Us Club
Marjorie Loveless
Earl Loveless
Lowell Harding
Pearl Parcell
Val Fuhr
Marion Huston
Cy Bush
Floyd Murdock
Circle XI Women Share Potluck at Church
The Methodist Women's Circle XI sections one and two gathered for a Wednesday potluck at the church. Four former members attended as guests, including Mrs. Paul Shearer and Mrs. Ralph Reasner, with devotions by Mrs. Kessell and brief business by leaders Mrs. Richard Paul and Mrs. Robert Ferrell. Cohostesses named were Mrs. T. J. Berd0, Mrs. Kelly Schlapkohl, Mrs. Richard Ballard, Mrs. Loren Renoux, and Mrs. Keith Bridson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Women's Circle XI
Paul Shearer
Ralph Reasner
Wallace Kessell
Carl Jarvis
Richard Ballard
Loren Renoux
Keith Bridson
Ricky Garrett Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Ricky Garrett son of Mr and Mrs Dean Garrett marked his sixth birthday on Tuesday June 14 with a party for friends. His brother Terry and sister Pammy and grandmother Mrs Everette Gardner attended and helped with games and refreshments. Guests included Ronnie Boshart Kim Robertson Jimmie Grubb Steve Chalupa and David Knaack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricky Garrett
Dean Garrett
Terry
Pammy
Everette Gardner
Ronnie Boshart
Kim Robertson
Jimmie Grubb
Steve Chalupa
David Knaack
Mission Study Group Holds Potluck In Sunset Park
Thirteen members of the Alma Hearne Holland Mission Study Group held a potluck supper in Sunset Park Tuesday evening. The Rev. Lloyd Latta was a guest. Miss Marguerite Hering presided over the meeting and led devotions on New Beginnings concluding with a St Francis of Assisi prayer. Miss Emily Bayliss spoke on her recent trip to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hearne Holland Mission
Sunset Park
Lloyd Latta
Marguerite Hering
Stella Palmer
St. Francis of Assisi
Emily Bayliss
Europe
Wells Win Prizes At Golf Course Thursday
Mr and Mrs Curt Wells won prizes for low score and low putts at a two ball foresome tournament at the Country Club sponsored by the ladies association. Mr and Mrs John Phieger took high score and Mr and Mrs John Copp high putts with 36 players present for golf and dinner. A ladies invitational is set for Tuesday June 21 at Wellman Call Mrs Waller Doak by Friday noon for reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt Wells
Country Club
Ladies Association
John Phieger
John Copp
Wellman
Waller Doak
Teachers and Helpers Feted at Vacation Church School Breakfast
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church honored teachers and helpers at a breakfast. General Superintendent Mrs. Wm. McConnell Jr. arranged the event. Names include Mary Stewart Virginia Knupp Ruth Holden Sally Hotle Shir ley Boshart and many others. Also noted the U S Department of Agriculture spends 157.8 million dollars annually on plant and animal disease research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Wm. McConnell, Jr
Mary Stewart
Julia Gamon
Donna Kleese
Sandy Peters
Aleta Peters
Kathryn Masson
Virginia Knupp
Roberta Wiley
Anne Brock
Vaughn Rinner
Wilma Steele
Kathryn Kleese
Ruth Holden
Florence George
Elna Easter
Charlotte Brewer
Donna Caldwell
Mary McCall
Karen MccConnell
Helen Owen
Lena Pratt
Virginia Mallory
Elgin
Bertha Turner
Berta Lapsin
West Chester Alumni Banquet Held Promptly Celebrates Class Reunions
The West Chester alumni banquet drew 107 attendees on Saturday in the high school gym. Kenneth Young welcomed 1960 graduates, with Patricia Dusenbery presiding over a business meeting electing Marion Augustine as president and officers for secretary and treasurer Mary Ann Paul, vice president Jerry Foriash. The event featured a Who's Who program by 1930 40 and 50 classes, tap dancing by Wilson Harley and his daughters, and music by Bob Pearson and his Buddies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Larry Thrapp
Karl Parcell
Walter Lance
Frank Kleese
Kenneth Young
Gilbert Brown
Patricia Dusenbery
Marion Augustine
Jerry Foriash
Mary Ann Paul
William Dusenbery
Marcella Renoux
Edith Bauer
Janet Palmer
Hazel Griggs
Marge Rich
Clifford Porter
Ray Hough
Larry Martin
Sharon Hahn
Janet Bauer
Phyllis Ladehoff
Edgar Stewart
Bill Dusenbery
Wilson Harley
Davenport
Social Calendar Notices for Local Groups
All notices for this column must be submitted by 10 a.m. on the day of the first item. The schedule includes Thursday PEO events at 6 30 p m potluck supper with Mrs Richard McCleery and a square dance at 811 p m at Legion Hall with Paul Tinsley calling. On Friday Bethlehem Commandery has no polls until September and the Double Deck Club is postponed one week. Baptist Loyal Women 2 p m Mrs Bertha Hartman WSCS general meeting Rose Tea and new member recognition Nursery provided Rebekah Lodge 8 p m IOOF Hall UPW Circle I 2 p m Mrs Harry Turner Circle II 2 p m Mrs John Martin Circle III 1 p m luncheon with Mrs Fred Reid. Saturday square dance 8 30 11 30 p m 4 H Barn Sam Mitchell of Tucson calling.
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Bethlehem Commandery
Baptist Loyal Women's Class
Bertha Hartman
WSCS
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
First Presbyterian Upw
Cirele I
Harry Turner
Cirele II
John Martin
Cirele III
Fred Reid
Ike in Philippines as Tokyo visit postponed over student violence
Eisenhower’s three day Asian tour ends with postponement of his Tokyo trip amid mass protests by Zengakuren students and police fears. Authorities consider security risks as 10 000 union members and 15 000 students assemble, chanting and clashing near the Parliament.
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Manila
U.S
Secret Service
A. E. Baughman
Japan
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Moscow
Philippines
Diet
Kishi
Sign Kishi
Local births and travels of area residents in Iowa City
Mr and Mrs James Ledger of Ollie welcomed a son Gary James born June 14 at University Hospital Iowa City weighing 7 pounds 14 2 ounces. Grandparents Ralph Peiffer Washington Edward Ledger Brighton and Herb Osincup family. Travelers include Osincups visiting Quaker Town Pa and Washington DC for about two weeks. Several residents arrange hospital stays and visits with relatives across Iowa City Denver Bar Harbor and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ledger
Ollie
University Hospital
Iowa City
Gary James
Ledger
Margaret Peiffer
Ralph Peiffer
Washington
Edward Ledger
Brighton
Herb Osincup
Quaker Town
Washington, D.C
Nancy McFarland
Bar Harbor
Leona Wehr
McFarland
Z.F. Sechillig
Richmond
Mrs Owen Hosts First Y Wives Coffee Gathering
Twelve Y Wives attended the Tuesday morning coffee at Mrs John Owens home. Guests included Mrs Wayne Goodnight Bartlett Texas Mrs Don Batterson and Mrs Jim Lang. An outdoor cooking demo is planned for June 28 at 9 30 a m with Mrs Robert Ferrell. call cohosts by noon June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Wives
John Owen
Wayne Goodnight
Bartlett
Texas
Don Batterson
Jim Lang
Daryl Dodder
Robert Ferrell
Richard Ballard
William Hammer
4 H club meets at Betty Crawford home
A-H Activities Dutch Creek Flyerettes opened the meeting at Betty Crawford’s home with the 4 H pledge. Roll call mentioned fire hazards. Miss Sheetz spoke on fires and a muffin demonstration by Betty Crawford. Ann Van Sickle showed freezing carrots. Mary Temple spoke on Courtesy and Barbara Temple on Care of Nails. A workshop is planned for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Creek
Betty Crawford
Miss* Sheetz
Ann van Sickle
Mary Temple
Barbara Temple
Kelsey Reputed Top Recruiter in Phoenix Refuted
The Journal reported by air force that T-Set Ralph W. Kelsey was the top Phoenix recruiter, but locals know him as Bill Kelsey son of Mr and Mrs Randolph Kelsey of Washington. He graduated from the local high school in 1947.
Donald McCormicks Guests in Wayland
Wayland records a weekend arrival for a ten day visit by Mr and Mrs Donald McCormick and son Don Paul of Bell California and Virginia Bower RN of Springfield Missouri. Local gatherings include the Smith Renner reunion at Crapo Park Burlington and multiple family visits across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Wittmer Wayland
Donald McCormick
Don Paul
Bell
Calif
Virginia Bower
R.N
Springfield
Lyle Bower
C. E. Rhum
Smith-Renner
Crapo Park
Burlington
Mary Hyde
Nora Dixson
Nora
Calie
Tom Hender
Chicago
Lester Hill
Emery McGuire
Doug
Brenda
Harry McGuire
Max McGuire
Carl Reschly
Ann
Ray Wyse
Timmy
Terry
Tommy Neff
Oskaloosa
Grandpa
Grandma
Elmer Nelts
Cottonwood
Robert Meyer
Charlie Wyse
Jerry Hampton
Salix
Harold Swailes
Swailes
Olds
Harold
Ben Widmer
George Boozers
Dan Charles
Frank Eicher
Iowa City
Pueblo, Colo
Births and dismissals at On The Record Hospital
Today at On The Record Hospital Mr and Mrs Robert Marie of Washington welcomed a daughter. Dismissed: Mrs Anne Keyser of Washington and Mrs Victor Tinnes and her son from Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Marie
Washington
Anne Keyser
Victor Tinnes
Keota
Kalona Firemen Hold Annual Picnic
Kalona June 13 the Kalona Volunteer Fire Department held its annual picnic at Iowa City park with a cooperative dinner and many local families attending. The event also noted weddings, visits, and travel plans of residents, and included updates on community members and a statement noting that sixty one percent of blindness is due to disease with unknown causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Billy Hesselschwerdt
V.D. Hochstetler
Elaine
Amos Mellinger
Raymond Miller
Delmar Schlabaugh
Judy
Ford Skola
Karen Stromler
Joyce Spicher
Lester Speas
H.A. Swartzendruber
Gail Swartzendruber
J.R. Swartzendruber
Floyd Walker
H.L. Walker
Marvin Yoder Karla
Jon
Lois Porter
Raymond Yotty
C.C. Shimon
Illinois Residents Visiting Soukups
Mr and Mrs Francis Messenger of Coal City Illinois visit at John Soukup Sr home this week. Beth Dene Benish from Richardson Texas stays nine days with Carl Luckey family, then flies to Chicago to meet parents returning from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Francis Messenger
Coal City
John Soukup Sr
Marilla Luckey
Cedar Rapids
Beth Dene Benish
Richardson
Texas
Carl Luckey
Beth
Oyster Bay
Charlevoix
Mich
Bruce Dixon
Esther Sharp
Lemley
Gary Sammons
UN interpreters can serve six meetings at once
The total interpretation staff at the United Nations can service six meetings simultaneously in the five official languages English French Spanish Russian and Chinese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N. Y
UPI
United Nations
Money Scarcity Defines Valle Agricola Village
Valle Agricola Italy a town of 1300 residents relies on barter not cash. The barber accepts three cauliflowers or a dozen eggs. a share costs one cauliflower. The town near Naples at 2200 feet is considered perhaps the poorest in Italy with a $105 WWI disability pensioner as its richest resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valle Agricola
Italy
UPI
Naples
Giuseppe Rissio
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Circle XI
Henry B. Bailey
West Main St
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Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry Bidg
Stewart & Shearer
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East Washington
Livingston, Day & Meeker
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
George F. Morrison
Gifford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
Morrison & Morrison
Edmund D. Morrison Jr
West Washington
John CC. Owen
South Side Square
P L. Etter
Journal Bidg
Hone
Optometrists
John W. Lemmon
Lemmon Jewelry
Wells
U. P
Department of Agriculture
Bob Pearson
Richard McCleery
Legion Hall
Paul Tinsley
Sam Mitchell
Tucson
H.C. Finney
Green Lake
Wis
Evangelical Free Church Conference
Resthaven
Steamboat Lake
Will Randabush
R.J. Tanner
Robert Labrie
Labries
St. Ann Street
Butte, Mont
Annie Tanner
John Blick
Mercy Hospital
Mrs
Russell Bannister
Bonnie
Rusty
Mrs. Bannister
Jacksonville
Donald
Tom) Spivey
Veterans Hospital
Mr. Spivey
James Bruswitz
Craig
Denver
Frank Longwell
Ralph Bauer
Cloud Willits
George Stewart
Ralph Shannon
Louie Kehoe
Bob Everetts
Bruce Cowden
Oakdale
Africa
Rotary Club
Roxene Leavitt
Lottie Everetts
Galesberg Hill
Robert Everetts
Mr. Everetts
Leavitt
R.W. Thompson
United Presbyterian Home
Milwaukee
Monmouth
L.M. Fidler
West Allis
Thompson
John Lyford
Lorrin Fassett
Barbara Ann Fassett
Moline
Geneseo
Keith Fassett
WC. Holmes
Holmes
Blaine Holmes
Order of Rainbow For
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Sioux City
Dwane Shalla
Robert Guy
Margaret Guy
Judy Howell
Cheryl McBride
Judy Kirkpatrick
Donna Batterson
Sheila Chabal
Carla Jones
Nancy Osincup
Marilyn
Carolyn Timmins
Jarvis
Shalla
Bev Jarvis
Don Proudfit
Donna
Pam
Lake of the Ozarks
Mr. Proudfit
Ray Minick
Natural Gas Pipeline CO OF America
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Mrs. Owen
Owen
Don Hayes Jr
Harold Stevens
Evening Journal
Iowa
Father
Woll's Flower Shop
GEM Loan Plan Inc
Donald McCormicks
Wayland
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
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Parsons College
Fairfield, Lowe
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Fay Boone
Eddie Boone
Dan Boone
Grace Hill
Joyce Elaine Abbott
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Kay Allen
Grand Rapids
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E.J. Hesselschwerdt
Joe Allen
Larry Skola
Orville Harmison
Ken Kepler
Camp Waubeek
D.G. Sattler
Herman Rice
Sattler
Longbow Lake
Kenora
Canada
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Des Moines
Ada S. Yoder
William Kennard
Trinity Seminary and Bible College
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Lo Kennard
Roy Kennard
William McDermet
Fort Worth
McDermet
United Church
Soukups
Mrs. Marge Luckey
Jess Mitchell
Jerry
Marilyn Mitchell
Cedar Falls
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SUI
West Side Square
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