Ladies Golf Invitational At Country Club Draws 121
Social and club news report the Ladies Golf Invitational at the Country Club drew 121 players from 14 clubs despite bad weather. Registration was led by Milburne McKay and Frank Kos. luncheon by Captain's Table. prizes awarded by Giff Morrison and assistants. visiting clubs won low and high score prizes.
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Country Club
Milburne McKay
Frank Kos
William Matson
James Harris
John Lloyd
Russ Bannister
Robert Day
Curt Wells
I.W. Schenefelt
Cloyce Hayes
Nate Young
Giff Morrison
Jon Hohl
John Butler
Morrison
Rosemary Nemmers
Connie Day
Cathy Lloyd
Ford Shalla
Kalona
Frances Lowe
Walton Club
Charles Hayes
William Westphal
Helen Doak
Julie Hanson
Washington
Arlene Lister
Muscatine
Des Moines bill pushes lieutenant governor to full time
Des Moines IDPA report notes a Senate committee approved a bill to make the lieutenant govern or a full time position living in Des Moines with office space. It would add duties as delegated by the governor and set a proposed salary of 22 000 annually while preserving presiding over the Senate unless changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
General Assembly
Denman
Senate
House
Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
Calm Returns To Riot Area In Atlanta
Calm returned to the Dixie Hills section of Atlanta after a curfew was modified to midnight to dawn. Rain helped avert a possible clash between police and militant groups as Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. considered lifting the curfew if the area stayed quiet. A hamburger grill worker said business was back to normal. No crowds were seen midmorning.
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Atlanta
UPI
Dixie Hills
Ivan Allen Jr
Protocol blocks Johnson Kosygin summit plan
In New York Johnson and Kosygin refused to fix a meeting site causing stalling talks. Rusk and Gromyko argued over ground rules at dinner for over three hours. Despite the scheduling conflicts, officials left room for a possible summit, noting Kosygin’s delayed departure and Johnson’s Los Angeles and Austin stops.
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New York
UPI
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Washington
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Johnson-Kosygin
Moscow
Los Angeles
Austin
Tex
Luci Nugent
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Washington Evening Journal staff and notices
The Washington Evening Journal of Washington Iowa lists David Elder as Editor and Business Manager William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director Charles Morris as News Editor Bob Shaffer as Local Advertising and Howard Hazen as Production Superintendent The paper operates afternoons except Sundays Christmas and July 4th and is entered as second class matter under the 1879 act. It mentions membership in several press associations and standard circulation options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press Ass’n
Iowa Press Ass‘n
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Social calendar notices for the week printed in advance
Community notices list events from Thursday to Monday including Women of Moose make up night at 8, Fleur de Lis Club 7 and 8 p.m., KC Family Picnic at Sunset Park 6 30 p.m. with meat dish to pass, Snowball Social Club ice cream at Sunset Park 7 30, Home Art Club 2 p.m., Baptist Women Missionary Society 7 30, Kitchen shower for church, Summit School District annual picnic 5 30 Mose Bontrager home Kalona, W C Hotle reunion at noon Fairgrounds, Coppock Reunion 12 30 Fairgrounds show barn, Golden Age Club 1 30 Y W rooms, all notices due by 10 a.m. for three day advance printing.
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Women of Moose
Fleur de Lis Club
George Horn
Sunset Park
Maude Statler
Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Summit
Kalona
W. C. Hotle
Fairgrounds
Ladies Auxiliary Activities Include Sewing and Meetings
The Auxiliary to the Barracks of World War I met after a potluck at the Legion Hall. Six women sewed for Veterans Hospital, totaling ninety six pieces mended. Reports from the department convention noted Mrs. Claude McCoy as chief of staff and Mrs. Ed Bushek as treasurer, with a department certificate awarded and ten dollars voted to the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Veterans Hospital
Meryl Steele
Mercy Hospital
Department
Claude McCoy
Ed Bushek
Red Cross
Thirty-Niners Club Holds Potluck Meeting at Noon
The Thirty-Niners Club met with Mrs E E Stutsman on Wednesday at noon as Miss Helen Lackey president opened with the poem God's Book of Nature and spoke of a Hawaii trip. The gathering adjourned until fall. Mrs Frank Kleese entertained the West Chester Past Chiefs Tuesday evening with 12 present. Guest Mrs Lily Wagner of Burlington attended. Mrs Keith Statler led the business meeting and members spoke of the first wedding.
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Thirty - Niners
E. E. Stutsman
Helen Lackey
Hawaii
Frank Kleese
West Chester
Lily Wagner
Burlington
Keith Statler
Past Noble Grand Cir cle Meeting Notes and Rebels Nickname
The report notes roll call attendance and refreshments provided by Mrs. Leonard Brinning with assistance from Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Kleese. Mrs. Myral Smith hosted the Past Noble Grand Circle meeting and chaired in the president’s absence. July and August meetings were dispensed with. Pinochle winners were Mrs. Oral Mayo, Mrs. M. D. Lee, and Mrs. Edith Weidner, who also helped serve. Mississippi adopted The Rebels nickname in 1936.
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Leonard Brinning
Wagner
Kleese
NOBLE
Myral Smith
Noble Grand Circle
Oral Mayo
M. D. Lee
Edith Weidner
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St. Paul United Church of Christ
Colossians
Clyde Courtney
David Groenemann
Harm Weston
JUST
Just Us Club
John Caldwell
L. L. Loveless
Jennie Coon
L. F. Harding
Ralph Hesseltine
Ethel Swift
Wilbur Schantz
Joe Falk
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