Silver Tea by Marion Avenue UPW Aids Mission Hospitals
The World Service Department of the Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Women hosted a Silver Tea at the Marion Avenue Church drawing about eighty women. Nurses in the program demonstrated projects from summer medical offerings supporting national and ecumenical missions, with Miss Albert Tedford of Albia guest spoke and led a dedicatory prayer.
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Marion Avenue
UPW
Kalona Group
World Service Department
United Presbyterian
Harold Ganon
Ed Crayne
Marion George
John Owen
Robert Kleese
Roger Stout
Richard Bordwell
Robert Logan
Jack Trotman
Linda McConnell
W.W. Nolin
Albert Tedford
Albia
Tanta
Egypt
American Mission Hospital
Alberta Tedford
W. W. Nolin
Frances Patton
United Presbyterian Home
Kathy Jean Foss Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Kathy Jean Foss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Foss, celebrated her sixth birthday with a Wednesday party for friends. After photos, the group played games, and Kathy gave each guest a peppermint candy stick doll made by her mother. A decorated cake, ice cream, and a cool drink were served. Attending were Lori Miller, Mary Ann Marie, Anna Marie Widmer, Debbie Moore, Pam McClure, Angele Steele, Judy Hutchcroft, and Kathy’s sister Cynnie Ann.
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Kathy Jean Foss
Donald Foss
Two Ball Foursome Planned for July 4 at Country Club
A two ball Look Out foursome will be held at the Washington Golf and Country Club Monday July 4 at 2 p.m. A potluck supper will follow at 6 30 with each family bringing two dishes and their own table service Coffee will be provided The organizing committee includes Mr and Mrs Bill Potter Mr and Mrs Bob Roe Bill Casey and Mr and Mrs Bill Shannon.
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Washington Golf and Country Club
Bill Potter
Bob Roe
Bill Casey
Bill Shannon
Farewell Coffee for Mrs Dorothea Peterson
Mrs. Dorothea Peterson of West Chester was guest of honor at a farewell coffee at the Clark Bauer home. Colhostess was Mrs. Walter Bauer. The Comrades Class of the Methodist Church attended. A verse gift was presented by Mrs. Edgar Stewart. Mrs. Peterson departs soon for Gilbert, Iowa.
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West Chester
Dorothea Peterson
Clark Bauer
Colhostess
Walter Bauer
Comrades
The
Methodist Church
Edgar Stewart
Eldon Bauer
Marion Pence
Lloyd Bauer
Peterson
Gilbert
Dell Walkers Host Rosemary Club Bridge Night
Mr and Mrs Dell Walker entertained the Rosemary Club at three tables of bridge Tuesday evening. Mrs Charles Wiley won high score for women and Mrs George Hora won low. The high prize for the men went to George Hora, Wes Lavely won low, Mrs Rex Crandall assisted with refreshments.
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Dell Walker
Rosemary Club
Charles Wiley
George Hora
Wes Lavely
Rex Crandall
Social Calendar Highlights and Venue Details
An evening of square dancing from 8 to 11 p.m. CDT at Central Park with rain contingency at the 4-H barn, Maurie Times as caller. Rainbow Girls initiate at the Masonic Temple at 8 p.m. Friday. First Presbyterian UPW holds a 2 p.m. general meeting with an executive session at 1 p.m. Rebekah Lodge meets at 8 p.m. in the OOF Hall. Methodist Workshop at 10 a.m. with a noon sack lunch. Country Club golf at 2 p.m. features a two ball foursome and a potluck at 6:30 p.m.
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Central Park
Maurie Times
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
First Presbyterian Upw
Rebekah Lodge
Wedding Bells Tie Two Iowa Couples in Marengo
Linda Lee Eggert and James S. Irwin wed at First Methodist Church Marengo with Rev Paul McDade officiating at 8 p.m. The double ring ceremony featured yellow gladioli and white candle decor. Parents are Lee Eggert of Marengo and Thomas L Irwin of Eldora. They plan to reside in Iowa City where both attend the University of Iowa. Local guests included the Bontrager, Fisher, Miller, Bender, and Brenneman families from Kalona and Iowa City.
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Kalona
First Methodist
Marengo
Linda Lee Eggert
James S. Irwin
Paul McDade
Lee Eggert
Thomas L Irwin
Eldora
East Washington
Iowa City
Irwin
University of Iowa
Lucille Kauffman
Julie Kauffman
Venice
Calif
Vernon Bontrager
Robert Fisher
Leo Miller
Milo Miller
Wayne Jr
Vera Bender
Mary Brenneman
Dan Bender
Kiwanis Guests Highlight Washington Club Meeting
Wilbur Day attended the Washington Kiwanis Club meeting on Wednesday. Short life histories were presented by Robert Koehler Bus Westermark T M Nelson Ronald Goff and Wendell Eden.
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Kiwanis
Wilbur Day
Washington Kiwanis Club
Robert Koehler
Bus Westermark
T.M. Nelson
Ronald Goff
Wendell Eden
4 H Activities Pepper Ettes Meet With Margie Trotter
The Pepper Ettes group met Tuesday at 8 p.m. with Mar gie Trotter. Members brought a leaked product for judging and heard brief camp reports. Talks covered safety good management and meat in meals with demonstrations on pizza muffins and cooked cereals. Eight members three guests and one leader attended.
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Margie Trotter
Kenneth Ornduff
Julie Wood
Martie Trotter
Diane Brehmer
Hospital Records Admits and Births in Washington Area
On The Record Hospital admitted yesterday Roberta Amlong of Washington. Surgical births today to Mr and Mrs F H Jas pering in Brighton a daughter. Dismissed yesterday Dale Loeffler of Brighton. Today Mrs George Statler and daughter of Washington Mrs Don Smithburg of Washington.
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Roberta Amlong
Washington
F. H. Jaspering
Brighton
Dale Loeffler
George Statler
Don Smithburg
Traveling residents and visitors from Washington to San Diego
Arthur Teeter a former Washington language teacher now in San Diego visits his brother in law and sister Glenn Dunbar and other relatives before flying to Paris via New York. Other local residents return from trips to Minnesota Ontario Manitoba North and South Dakota and Milwaukee.
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Arthur Teeter
Washington
San Diego
Calif
Glenn Dunbar
Richland
Tetter
New York City
Paris
Sorbonne
France
Albert Wehr
Roy Foss
Woman Lake
Minnesota
International Falls
Canada
Ontario
Manitoba
North
South Dakota
City streets see fines after speed check
Four more individuals paid fines in mayor's court after arrest during a speed check using the city police electric speed tape. Fined were Garry Miles Richard Hyde Ronald Stalder from Washington and Ronald Fritz from Brigh ton also Oma Bower of Eddyville and David Keppy of Donahue for various speeding and control violations. Lutheran Women highlight at Mason City convention adopt projects totaling 15000 for two years and elect Mrs Ed Guetzke of Earlville as state president.
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Garry Everette Miles
Richard Wayne Hyde
Ronald Ray Stalder
Washington
Ronald Raymond Fritz
Brighton
Oma Florence Bower
Eddyvile
David Eugene Keppy
Donahue
Arthur Dinkheller
Alfred Lemke
Trinity Luthern Ladies Aid
Lutheran Women's Missionary Convention
Bethleham Lutheran Church
Mason City
Ed Guetzke
Earlville
House Approves 40 Billion Defense Bill Today
The House passed a 40 billion defense measure by 402 to 5, sending the bill to the Senate for swift approval. It funds the armed forces for the new fiscal year and includes 293 million for another aircraft carrier and a boost to the B70 bomber program. Adjournment plans and a veto on federal pay rise are noted.
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House
Washington
UPI
Fisenhower
Senate
Congress
Air Forces
Iowa to Get Shorter Income Tax Form Next Year
Des Moines UPI says Iowa Tax Commissioner John O Connor announces a new simple one page income tax form. About 400 000 to 500 000 residents with AGI under 35000 and less than 22 in dividends will use the short form. Every resident will get the form long form instructions and return envelope by mail early next year.
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O'Conner
Nichols Faces Loss of Road Surfacing Over Gas Pumps
Iowa highway officials warn Nichols must move gas pumps set back from the street to allow a six mile resurfacing on Iowa 22 and 76 from Lone Street to Nichols. The council refused a compromise to reduce curb distance, risking 750 feet of highway not being resurfaced if not accepted by noon July 5.
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Ames
UPI
Nichols
Muscatine County
Iowa Highway Commission
Iowa 22
Lone Street
C. B. Anderson
Mills
Anderson
Truman Won’t Attend Democratic Convention
Former President Truman resigns as Missouri delegate to the Democratic National Convention and will not attend the Los Angeles event. He had pledged support for Sen. Stuart Symington and may hold a press conference soon to explain his decision. speculation grows about impact on Symington’s presidential bid.
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Independence, Mo
UPI
Truman
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Bee in Pants Disrupts Memphis Highway Standstill
UPI reports Chuck Walker suddenly halted on Highway 78 and stripped down, explaining he had a bee in his pants triggering a chaotic roadside scene in Memphis.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Chuck Walker
Walker
Missile tests in Pacific to probe Nike Zeus defense system
The United States plans a series of rocket tests in the Pacific to prove Nike Zeus anti-missile capability. Zeus would target Atlas missiles from Kwajalein to defend U.S. cities, potentially costing up to 15 billion dollars if produced widely. Timing for Air Force versus Army trials remains undecided, with 1961 or 1962 seen as likely.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Pacific
U.S
Free World
Army
Defense Department
White House
Kwajalein Island
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Pillsbury Buys Tidy House Products to Enter Nonfood Line
Pillsbury Co of Minneapolis completed the purchase of Tidy House Products Co of Shenandoah marking its first foray into nonfood grocery items. The transfer, effective Friday, keeps current personnel and appoints J C Rapp as general manager of the new division. Tidy House, founded twenty years ago, makes bleach starch and liquid detergents with over $6 million in annual sales across 20 states.
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Shenandoah
TPI
Pillsbury Co
Minneapolis
Tidy House Products Co
Pillsbury
Robert Keith
J. C. Rapp
Tidy House
Rapp
A.W. Ramsey
Necessary Items For Your Medicine Chest
UPI reports that fourteen minor home injuries will occur this year and a prepared medicine chest is essential. Stock cotton, adhesive tape, improved gauze, sterile pads, and a good antiseptic to treat cuts and abrasions properly.
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New York
UPI
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Harriett Clendenning
Richard McCleery
Robert Patterson
Neill Trotman
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Richard McCall
Richard Young
Berta Lapsins
Clayvece Stewart
George Masson
Wagner
World Service Departiment
Swisher Pavilion
Country Club
Uwe
West Side Square
Pastry Shop
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Mrs. Eugene Way
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Wolf's Flower Shop
Carol Reighard
Loveless Supply Company
Milwaukee, Wis
Nancy Loveless, R. N
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Des Moines
Mrs
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Garth Rustan
Agnes Rustan
Marenga
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Garth
Peggy
Penney Long
Monroe
Ray Davis
Cecil Long
Phillip
E.J. Blatter
Lavina, Mont
Mr. Blatter
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Larry E. Walker
Richard Johnston
Julie
Jeanne
Sally Fisher
Paul Ryan
GEM Loan Plan Inc
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U.S.A
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Iowa Southern Utilities Co
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Paula Dean
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