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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1958

Page

2

Local residents note family visits and graduations around Washington area

Mr and Mrs Roy Thuerwachter return to Fond du Lac after visiting the George Glick home. Mrs Mabel McConacey travels to Washington to spend the summer with her brother Mr Glick. The Lemleys of Ainsworth attend Iowa State Commencement as Harold Rice Jr earns a pharmacy degree. Chris Dittmer leaves Washington County Hospital and Dr and Mrs Mallory plan a trip to the East while attending the American Optometric Association Congress. D E Nebergall, Albany Oregon, dies after surgery. The Sobaski twins appear on WMT TV June 20. Several locals visit relatives and travel for work or education, including Rob ert McGugin and son Robert visiting Dr Fred Reid home, and Jim Sherman moving to Iowa State College. G Conard shows progress at University Hospital after an auto accident near Grandview.

Roy Thuerwachter Fond du Lac Wis George Glick Mabel McConacey Washington Mr. Glick J. F. Mallory Jim D. C American Optometric Association Mallorys

Sunshine Club Meets With Mrs Wilcox

Mrs Lyle Wilcox entertained fifteen members of the Sunshine Community Club and fourteen children with guests Mrs Harry McCreedy and Mrs Alice Stover of Iowa City. Secret sisters were revealed and a basket of posies cake crafted by Mrs Burdette Stover highlighted the meeting. Plans were made for a June strawberry ice cream social at Sunset Park.

Lyle Wilcox Sunshine Community Club Harry Mc. Creedy Alice Stover Iowa City Les Pronga Jim Reschly Sunset Park

Mrs Nicholson Guest Speaker at Sip and Sew Club

The Sip and Sew Club met with Mrs Ralph Erlenbush on Wednesday afternoon with twelve members present and guest Mrs Rebecca Nicholson. Nicholson demonstrated napkin cup and party favor ideas while Frank Redeker presided over the business session.

Sip and Sew Club Ralph Erlenbush Rebecca Nicholson Nicholson

VFEW Auxiliary delegates chosen for New York meeting

Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary selects delegates for the National Encampment in New York this August. Mrs. Gerald McGaffey and Mrs. Haifley named as delegates with alternates Mrs. Merle Steele and Mrs. Charlie McAvoy. Memorial services, fund drives, and community acts were reported.

Harold Haifley Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Gerald McGaffey Haifley New York Merle Steele Charlie McAvoy Dave McGaffey U.s.co Carl Kelley U.S.C. Center Des Moines William Little Earl Davis Kelley Ethel Sheetz F. W. Warner Lester Wo New Memorial Washington New Lester Worley Don Spivey Warner Margaret Vinton

ISC Picnic Set for Sunset Park This Sunday

Iowa State College alumni and families are invited to a Sunset Park picnic at 6 p.m. on Sunday. Attendees should bring a meat dish a dish to pass and sandwiches. Beverages and ice cream will be provided.

ISC Iowa State College Sunset Park

Cathleen Escher Celebrates First Birthday at Home

Cathleen Escher turned one on Tuesday June 17 at her parents' home. Family relatives including the Friese, Pauli Escher, Embree, Gent and Robert Friese households gathered to share gifts and treats, with cake ice cream and strawberries served by her aunts.

Cathleen Escher Warren Escher Charles Friese Francis Donna Mae Marilyn Willard Connie Walter Pauli Escher Mary Louise Mark Roger Dick Embree Terry Gent Robert Friese Cathleen

Mrs Goff Hosts Kolah Club Meeting in Davenport

Mrs Clarence Goff entertained ten Kolah Club members on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Logan Ahrens spoke about Vander Veer Park rose gardens in Davenport with roses from every state. Mrs Neill Trotman shared her trip to Pittsburgh. Refreshments were served.

Mrs. Goff Kolah Club Clarence Goff The Logan Ahrens Vander Veer Park Davenport Union Neill Trotman Pittsburgh

Social Calendar Notices Ahead of Meetings

Notices for the social calendar are due by 10 a.m. on publication day and printed three days before each meeting. Events include Double Deck Club at 8 p.m., WSCS at 2 p.m., Rebekah Lodge at IOOF Hall, PWO circles, Baptist classes, U P C W S S Group VIII at 9 a.m., and transportation calls.

WSCS Rebekah Lodge IOOF T. M. Mast Fred Reid Baptist Christian Builders Baptist Loyal Women's Bertha Hartman U.P. Wcss William McConnell Clarence Logan PWO Circle 1 William Glassburner

WSCS Circle XI Salad Supper Meeting Notes

The Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Circle XI met Wednesday at 6 p.m. for a salad supper in the church dining room. Twenty six members attended with three guests Mrs. Bud Wilder Mrs. Harley Gelhaus and Mrs. P L Etter. Mrs Wallace Kessel led the devotions. Mrs Gelhaus presented a program with slides from Africa.

Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Circle XI Bud Wilder Harley Gelhaus P. L. Etter Wallace Kessel

Communist World Faces Deep Crisis

The article notes a major crisis in the Communist world tied to events in Hungary and Poland in 1956 with Nagy and Maleter executed and Tito attacked by Soviet and Chinese forces. It links these actions to broader unrest in Soviet satellite states and questions if Tito sheltered Nagy while the Red Army moved to crush the revolt.

Imre Nagy Pal Maleter Tito Yugoslavia Nagy Budapest Russia Red Army

Dissenter motions spark crisis in Soviet China throughout

Opinion piece analyzes Khrushchev and Mao facing internal party rifts and economic strain amid executions and Tito attacks. It argues dissension in Soviet satellite states broadens tension with the free world and may jeopardize summit hopes with Eisenhower.

Tito Khrushchev Stalin Mao Free World India Eisenhower

State Music Camp Set to Open on Sunday at UIowa

More than 330 high school students will arrive at the University of Iowa for the ninth All-State Music Camp led by Frederick Ebbs. Camp runs through July 3 with band orchestra and chorus concerts, rehearsals, private lessons, and dance twirlers. Notables include Paul Behm James Neilson Leo Kuchinski Don Craig and Al Stodden directing various ensembles.

Iowa City State University of Iowa SUI Frederick Ebbs Roberta Rich Crawfordsville James Hafner Letts Robert Crawford Lone Tree Susan Owen Washington Paul Behm Mason City James Neilson Oklahoma City University Leo Kucinski Sioux City

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Charles Bellus Alexandria Edgar Porter Buzzy Linda Porter Earl F. Lemley Ainsworth Harold Rice Jr Cassel, Minn Earl Lemley Chris Dittmer Washington County Hospital W.L. Gates Hopkinton D. E. Nethergall Albany Ore Nebergall American Meat Institute Gates Chicago Boston Mass S. C. Yoder Goshen Ind Sobaski Twins Brighton Wmt-Tv Cedar Rapids Leo Greco Ida Cavender Bolar Rest Home Wahneetah Ingall Clara Stankel of Waverly Marion Snodgrass O. M. Swisher Omro Inlaw Robert Lowe Sr Robert McGugin Robert Annapolis Air Force Base Florida Jim Sherman Roger Sherman Ames Conard University Hospital Grandview Sunshine Club Wilcox Louis Koehler Dale Richard Mrs. Reschily Mrs. Nicholson Frank Redeker Fred Heck Howard Caldwell Erlenbush Don Gardner Lloyd Miksch Miksch VFEW Sam de Long Beef National Wolf's Wolf's Flower Shop Escher Dale York Arlene Danny Cherryholmes Chester Cherryholmes West Side Square Pastry Shop Dan Rohrer Circle XI Allen Darbyshire Max Young Ares Demapmegpst Gem Loan Plan Inc Mystery Man Jarvis Beokeeper ROPER Amana Home Gibson Refrigerators A.O. Smith Ironrite Ironers Harold Jarvis
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