White Way Club and Public Affairs II Meet for Lessons and Panel
The White Way Club met with Mrs. Ed Hahn and Mrs. Melvin Booth led an extension lesson on Food Fadism. Public Affairs II hosted ten members with a Supreme Court panel led by Miss Ethel McCreedy. HEO Club gathered nine members with organ selections and refreshments. April meetings planned with Mrs. Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Way Club
Ed Hahn
Melvin Booth
Helen Ralston
Neal Burton
Ethel McCreedy
Supreme Court of the United States
Glenn Holden
P. E. Holder
Mattie Black
Mae Davis
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
W. B. Dupuis
HEO Club
Elwyn Corey
Gale Hardt
George Gould
Corey
Gould
Elwyn Gardner
Cinderella 4-H Club Meeting and Grooming Contest
Cindy Statler entertained the Cinderella 4-H Club with sixteen members present plus four mothers and three leaders. Denise Ralston led singing, Barbara Radda conducted, and a contribution to IFYE was voted. Chris Duvall spoke on Personality Plus through Diet, Connie Crone demonstrated how to beat fold and stir, while Cindy Statler showed Homemade Mixes Save Time. Rose mary Peiffer and Nancy Mangold spoke on Safety Tips at the Range and What Are Science Whys. Mrs Duvall presented slides on the Effect of Pans on Baking Quality. Headliners 4-H Grooming Contest at the Fairgrounds named winners Barb Warner, Janes Shearer, Sue Hennigan, Patty Holden, Jean Wolfe, Jane Marshall, Laura Beth Holden, Karen Westermark, Cathy Coon. A skit Putting Your Best Foot Forward was staged by Mr and Mrs Cal Wolf with help from Mrs John Walker. Leader Mrs Keith Murphy thanked judge Mrs Robert Bates as president Miriam Jones presented a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Statler
Denise Ralston
Barbara Radda
IFYE
Chris Duvall
Connie Crone
Rosemary Peiffer
Nancy Mangold
Fairgrounds
Barb Warner
Janes Shearer
Sue Hennigan
Patty Holden
Jean Wolfe
Jane Marshall
Laura Beth Holden
Karen Westermark
Cathy Coon
Cal Wolf
John Walker
Keith Murphy
Robert Bates
Miriam Jones
Bates
Harvey Holden
Harold Stephens
Programs planned for senior girls at High School
The YWCA Council hosts a two night series for senior girls on March 7 and 8 at 7:30 p.m. Topics include Finding Living Quarters, Managing Finances, Employment, and Use of Leisure Time. A panel led by Mrs. John Butler and others will discuss living arrangements and finances, with guest speakers Robert Nicola, Miss Sally Smith, and Mrs. James Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ywca Council
John Butler
Robert Dahl
Charles Bailey
Lane Messer
Richard Horak
Robert Nicola
Calendar Factory
Sally Smith
County Extension Home
James Lloyd
Social calendar highlights from Friday to Tuesday
Friday events include Past Matrons dinner at Masonic Temple and Rebekah Lodge at IOOF Hall. Saturday features Iowa State University Alumni Dinner at Captain's Table. Monday lists many activities: Wash Away Tops Club VW rooms White Shrine Bridge Masonic Temple Rainbow Girls YWCA Saddle Club and more with a YWCA pizza party. All candy money must be turned in. Legion Auxiliary meeting postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
White Shrine Bridge
Rainbow Girls
Fairgrounds
Ywca Council
YWCA
Word Weavers
City Library
D. O. Butler
E. B. Hammer
Arden Freel
Legion Auxiliary
St. James Home
M.L. McCreedy
Washington Evening Journal staff and affiliations
The Washington Evening Journal is published afternoons except Sundays Christmas and July 4th. Staff includes David Elder editor and business manager William Shannon vice president advertising director Charles Morris news editor Bob Shaffer local advertising Howard Hazen production superintendent. Leased wire from United Press with Inland Daily Press Association Iowa Daily Press Association Iowa Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press Ass'n
Iowa Daily Press Ass'n
Iowa Press Ass'n
Audit Bureau of Circulations
PEO Chapter 1 elects officers at luncheon
PEO Chapter 1 met Thursday at Captain's Table for a business luncheon. Mrs T J Berdo presided as president. Newly elected officers include Mrs Raymond Carter president Mrs Robert Moss vice president Mrs Robert Koehler recording secretary Mrs Robert Huber corresponding secretary Mrs J W Helscher treasurer Mrs C A Larsen chaplain and Mrs Calvin Wolf guard. Huber arranged the luncheon. Jackson Township Farm Bureau Women hosted an evening meeting with talks on farm policy Supreme Court chief justice safety at home and a craft session making baby sweaters from dish towels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
T. J. Berdo
Raymond Carter
Robert Moss
Robert Koehler
Robert Huber
J.W. Helscher
C.A. Larsen
Calvin Wolf
Jackson Twp
Joe Knotek
Jackson Township
Farm Bureau
George Horn
Bernard Reed
Hubert Beranek
Supreme Court
Hubert Malichky
Warren Escher
I’m
Iowa
Harry Suter
Knotek
Robert Marek
Loss at United Presbyterian Home and community notes
Mrs. Charles Willming died after weeks of illness. Memorial service will be Saturday at 10 a.m. at Marion Ave United Presbyterian Church. Harmony Four entertained Tuesday night, and winter guest Mrs. Clare Schulty arrived. Various visits by Rev. Brehmer, Dr. Boyer, Rev. Miller, and locals noted. Craft class made bandages for Korea. Kerr family anticipates near full gathering this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Willming
Willming
Marion Ave United Presbyterian Church
Shower honors Cedar Falls bride Mrs Ronald Greiner
Mrs Reynold Greiner hosted a Sunday afternoon shower for her daughter in law Mrs Ronald Greiner of Cedar Falls. Guests played games and received prizes. The bride, formerly Janeen Loeffler of Brighton, wed Mr Greiner on January 27 and now lives in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynold Greiner
Ronald Greiner
Cedar Falls
Janeen Loeffler
Brighton
Greiner
Engagement announced for Carolee Nebrick and Michael Singleton
Mr and Mrs Gerald L Williams of Columbus Junction announce the engagement of their daughter Carolee Jo Nebrick to Midshipman Michael R Singleton son of Mr and Mrs R D Singleton of Camnesville Nebrick a Columbus Community High School graduate works at the Population Reference Bureau in Washington DC Singleton a graduate of the same school attends the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis MD
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus’ Junction
Gerald L. Williams
Columbus Junction
Carolee Jo Nebrick
Michael R. Singleton
R. D. Singleton
Camnesville
Nebrick
Columbus Community High School
Population Reference Bureau
Washington, D.C
Singleton
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis, Md
Hospitalomitted Yesterday Births Today Dismissed Yesterday
Hospitalomitted Yesterday lists hospital events: Births Today include Mr and Mrs Larry Griggs Washington a son. Dismissed Yesterday Charles Ashby Wellman. Today entries: John Renoux Washington Mrs Tom Berdo Washington Mrs John Kurtz Britghton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Kron
Washington
William Stutsman
Kalona
Medical
Larry Griggs
Charles Ashby
Wellman
John Renoux
Tom Berdo
John Kurtz
Brighton
Sunshine Sisters plan project for Children’s Hospital in Iowa City
Seven members of the Shiloh Sunshine Sisters met at Mrs. Donald Schantz home on Tuesday with one guest present. Mrs. Lloyd Beenblossom presided as the group decided to undertake a new charitable project for the benefit of the Children’s Hospital at Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh Sunshine Sisters
Donald Schantz
Lloyd Beenblossom
Children’s Hospital
Iowa City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa State University
Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Chrysler
Chrysler Corporation
Town & Country
Plymouth
E. 3Rd St
CIDAA
United Presbyterian Home
Harmony Four
Wayland
Louis Rinner
Clare Schulty
H.W. Willming
Rev
Mooseheart, Ill
Dale Brehmer
Ainsworth
Guy Hamilton
Myrla Henderson
R. C. Boyer
Ottumwa
Emma Warfel
Marvin Miller
Keota
Jennie Harris
Minnie Green
Mae Sturgeon
Grace Vincent
Leland Horton
Myrtle Horton
Korea
Kerr
Don
Inez Schneider
Flora Spivey
Ole Gingerich
Carolee Nebrick
Sunshine Sisters
BLUE
Bob Stevenson
Blue Cross Hospital
Blue Shield
Blue Cross
Des Moines, Iowa
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