Y Wives Luncheon Preview and Club Officers Named
Mrs. Robert Geuther spoke on interior decorating at the Y Wives dessert luncheon in the Y Community room. The program included a question session and a prayer. Nominating committee named officers for the coming year: president Mrs. Robert Huber, vice president Mrs. Floyd Woods, secretary Mrs. Max Schroeder, treasurer Mrs. Jack Moore, to be installed at April dessert luncheon. Banquet set for March 16 with tickets due March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Geuther
Y - Wives
Y Community Room
Robert Huber
Floyd Woods
Max Schroeder
Jack Moore
Huber
YMCA
Richard Bailard
YWCA
Ruth Nolin
Ywca Council
Stevens
Robert Carter
Family Living Committee
Methodist Church
Mr Hotle Speaks On Conservation At DAR Meeting
Mrs. Edgar Stewart hosted the Daughters of the American Revolution meeting led by regent Mrs. John Cherry. Guest speaker Charles Hotle discussed conservation noting Theodore Roosevelt’s early advocacy and that Town feeds about 50 000 people yearly. He described Washington county conservation efforts and plans for state spring conference in Des Moines March 28 30 and Continental Congress in Washington DC in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Stewart
Daughters of the American Revolution
John Cherry Charles Hotle
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington County
M. M Flynn
T. C. Davis
Carol Forgey
Cherry
Des Moines
E. E. Ward
Washington, D. C
DAR school aid and Indian education fundraiser update
Mrs Paul Snakenberg described a box of clothing sent to the DAR school at Tamassee South Carolina and to Kate Duncan Smith School in Alabama. Mrs Hattie Carpenter urged saving buffalo nickels to fund an Indian youth’s education at Parsons College. Mrs Walter Bauer reviewed the DAR Magazine. Tea table decor was noted at a sales staff event. Ford Motor Pouring Company's 300-500 Club award banquet in Blackhawk Hotel Davenport honors GM Humble, Robert Scranton, William Bos hart and Alfred Stalder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Snakenberg
DAR
Tamassee
S. C
Kate Duncan Smith
Alabama
Hattie Carpenter
Parsons College
Walter Bauer
DAR Magazine
Mace Motor
Stewart Co
Ford Motor Pouring Company
Blackhawk
Davenport
Humble
Robert Scranton
William Boshart
Alfred Stalder
Shakers Ban on Shared Table Ends Celibacy Rule
A 1963 article notes the Shakers, a celibate sect, previously required men and women to eat separately. by March 6, the rule permitting shared meals in the same room but not at the same table had been observed.
Washington Social Calendar Busy week of club meetings
Washington notices list varied in church groups civic clubs and service circles with times at churches temples and halls. Meetings include IS groups UPW Circle I Circle VI and circles at Marion Ave Keota and Brighton with speakers luncheons and social hours. Sunday features Bethel Presbyterian Family Night with cookies for all families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perdock
Brighton
Ces
Masonic Temple
Agnes Anderson
Nina Bowers
Don Lins
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Cedar Chips 4-H Meeting Highlights Teach Table Manners
The Cedar Chips 4-H club met Monday with 11 members present led by Bill Lance. Pam Norman and Tom Patterson demonstrated table setting and manners, Dennis Crawford gave an introduction demo, and Dennis handed out show sticks as a gift from his father. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Witthoft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Ted Witthott
Bill Lance
Pam Norman
Tom Patterson
Ted Witthoft
Dennis Crawford
Dennis
Beauty trade show attendees in Chicago and local notes
Ken Peters and Carolyn Jones from the Crown of Beauty Salon attended hair cutting and styling classes at the Midwest Beauty Trade Show in Chicago on Sunday March 3. They learned from world renowned artists including Bill Clark Jameson Shaw and Leo Pissage. Mr and Mrs Sam McCleery returned from a Denver gift show and visited the Gene Tucker family. Mrs Whitabeth Prebyl now resides at Kahl Home Davenport. Charles Brown turns 91 Friday March 8 and remains in Washington County Hospital. Wayne Brown of Chicago plans a weekend visit with local families. Diocesan Catholic Women District 11 met with 40 present at St James. Virginina Chamberlin won the noon door prize. Dean Louis Haents and wife welcomed a 7 pound 4 ounce son Christopher Dean. Grandparents and great grandparents listed. There are 254 counties in Texas with 196 producing oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Peters
Carolyn Jones
Crown of Beauty Salon
Peters
Dale W. Jones
Sherman House Hotel
Chicago
Bill Clark
Jameson Shaw
Leo Pissage
Sam McCleery
Denver
Colo
Gene Tucker
Charles Brown
Brown
Washington County Hospital
Wayne Brown
Wilson J Putman
Nels B
Westermark
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women District 11
St. James
Virgina Chamberlin
Community Club and Society Notes Across Local Groups
Rainbow Girls preside at Masonic Temple with Hobby Show plans for March 23 and initiation to follow. Nurses host meeting at Nurses Home as Dr Vosika presents Mouth to Mouth Resuscitation. Catholic Daughters meet with charity drive and Eastern rites program. Citizens for Educational Freedom urged contacting lawmakers on school transportation. 19th Century Club hosts luncheon with book review and meeting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Margaret Ann Guy
Masonic Temple
Dwane Shalia
Donna Batterson
Mari Crone
Mari
Robert Guy
Norman Jensen
Washington County Registered Nurses Association
Roger Stout
E. J. Vosika
L. Kuszmaul
Mildred Lee
Virginia Knapp
Marycella Masson
Altha White
Manton Hebner
al Baldrige
Robert Patterson
Lady In the Green Hat
Emma Bailey
On The Record Hospital Admissions And Dismissals
Admitted yesterday were Charles Mayer of Washington in medical, Boyd Twinam of Columbus Junction in medical. Today’s admissions include Sherie Leichty of Washington in medical. Dismissals today include Mrs John Myer of Washington. Also listed are Orley Page of Washington, Robert Chapman of Washington, and Mrs Richard Skipton of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mayer
Washington
Boyd Twinam
Columbus Junction
Sherie Leichty
John Myer
Washngton
Orley Page
Robert Chapman
Richard Skipton
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Wylie Anderson
Charles Berdo
Dale Close
Verne Knecht
Nolin
Delmar Romine
William White
James Wil
Don Batterson
Clarence Brown
Bill Deaton
Robert Gillesby
James Rossen
Robert Ryner
Harold Stephens
Richard Wiley
Faith Powers
Wolf's Flower Shop
Mr. Hotle
Pledge Spc
Klear Il
Crystal
Violet
Earl
Mario Barker
Ainsworth Ofs
Iain
Friendly Circle Club
Merle Sheetz
Prairie Flower Mission Societ Hoon — Cooperative
Glenn Fuhr
Manley Chase
St. Paul Women’s Guild
Church Marion Ave
UPW
Harley Cole
OES
HBO Club
Elwyn Corey
Legion Hall
Ruth Group
Elwyn Gardner
Esther Group
Edward Hatchcroft
Dorcas Group
Roy Randall
Richard Dewis
Methodist
WSCS
Circle I
Walter Messer
Circle U2
Lester Orr
Walter A. Smith
Glenn Gordon
Keota
Halcyon House
L. F. Harding
Paul
Whitabeth Prebyl
Kahl Home
West 9Th Street
BG. Hall
Clear Lake
Faye Swickard
Dorothy Aston
Dean Louis Haents
Christopher Dean
Louis Havel
Ainsworth
Francis Volant
Cedar Rapids
Fred Havel
Route 1
Riverside
Texas
Cathos
Afrs
Marcella
Catholic Daughters of America
James
Father Lew
Robert Marek
Citzens
Eileen Hammen
Burton Kent
Olympia
Marshall-Minick
Sealy
Kroehler
Mastercraft Bassett
Permalux Daystrom
Balogh
Marshall-Minick Furniture
South Lowa
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