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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1963

Page

10

Marion Avenue Church Circles Meet Weekly Posts

Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Women met in circles across the church with 18 members and a guest. Bible studies and prayers for missions were led by members, including reports on the Old Testament lesson and Sudan mission updates. Circle II and Circle VI hosted meetings with nursery care, worship, and program leadership, while plans for Youth Club dinners, mission events, and a spring rally were noted. An engagement announced pairs Karla Parcell and David George Clark for May 11 with nursing and fire department careers mentioned.

Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Clarence Logan Richard Stewart Maude Martin Helen Lackey Ethel Henderson Stewart Art Witthoft William McConnell Merle Allison Aurore McIntyre Whrere Circle V William Perdock Frances Patton Ruth Nolin Sudan Mary Farquhar Elizabeth McClary Circle VI Robert McFarlane Richard Young Margaret Owen Maynard Reitzler Rich Circle Vie Circle VII Harley Cole Jud Mallory Marion George Israel Cole Chester Eatinger Inter - American University Pueto Rico

Agnes Anderson Circle Meets Friday Afternoon

Ten members of the Agnes Anderson Circle met at the Baptist Church Friday afternoon with Mrs. Jim Hotchkiss presiding. She announced plans for a special missionary speaker at the church on March 29 and a morning coffee. Get well cards were sent to Irene Yard and Lois Turnipseed. Mrs. Stanley Wallace reported the White Cross quota filled. devotion and program led by others. refreshments provided by Mrs. Charles Walker.

Rete of the Baptist Church Don Lins Carol Forgey Richard Peterson Marion Snodgrass Alo Miss Forgey Women Mission Society Keokuk Walter Starr Snodgrass Baptist Church Baptist Church Summer Camp, “Forest Lake,” Located At Ottumwa Mortice Hughson Agnes Anderson The Jim Hotchkiss Irene Yard Lois

Hospital Admissions and Births Reported in Local Record

On The Record Hospital lists admissions for Saturday and Sunday including Mrs. Laura Hoskins Izhton medical and Mrs. John Wagner Washington surgical. Births noted for Sunday a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Arbogast Olds and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ronnie Van Auken Columbus Junction. also a daughter to Mr and Mrs Gordon Faber Willman. Dismissals and today’s entries include several patients and family notices across Washington Columbus Junction Keota and Willman.

Laura Hoskins Izhton John Wagner Washington Surgical Fred Masus Letts Larry Duncan John Arbogast Olds Ronnie van Auken Columbus Junction Gordon Faber Willman Addie Thompson Haydn Davis Cott Gary Peiffer Keota Carol Lowe Dennis Seiren Carl McKean Columbus Junction Larry Drayfahl

Skirts and Shirts square dance club hosts Ottumwa caller

The Skirts and Shirts square dance club held a dance at the Legion Hall with Deb Slater of Ottumwa as caller. Twenty eight couples attended with refreshments provided by local hosts. Guests came from Ottumwa Olds and Keosauqua. Next event planned March 25 with Kenny Anderson as caller. Ted Kiesey hosted Merry Mixers with ten members and three children present. Mrs Harry Dusenberry president chaired roll call and refreshments. Next meeting at Mrs Lee Mangold’s home. Allergies: old upholstered furniture can irritate with dust. Allergy Foundation of America recommends oil-in-water spray.

Square Dance Club the Legion Hall Deb Slater Ottumwa Lloyd Miller Doyle Jarrard Olds Keosauqua Kenny Anderson Ted Kiesey West Chester Merry Mixers Club Harry Dusenberry Karl Parcell Lee Mangold Allergy Foundation of America

Police officer Surprises Driver In Business District

A local police member forgot to refuel his car and mistook a woman driving a car like his for his wife. He flagged her down to warn her about the gas, but the woman was frightened by the unexpected police interaction.

Local News Briefs Reach Across Town and Nation

Don Bealer of Washington was dismissed from the Veterans Hospital and is now at his home. Mrs Vera Crawford attended funeral services for Mrs Fred Crawford in Winfield and in Mt Union for Clifford Carlson. Mrs Helene B Dillon, writer for the Evening Journal, joins the National Society of Arts and Letters with a Des Moines branch. Ernie Kriner and family returned from a six week visit with relatives in Ventura California. Cadillacs were viewed by Mr Rawn, business manager of the Yorkshire Club, Inc., who drove one from Lafayette. Arm strong and others visited Oak Park Illinois to attend Sharon Kauffman’s nursing cap ceremony. T M Nelson of Washington announced the birth of a granddaughter born March 10 to Mr and Mrs Craig Nelson of Mattoon. William Jensen and family attended a funeral in Muskegon Michigan. A family gathering at Leo Stone’s in Washington featured multiple Stone and Moreland relatives. The Beckers welcomed a son, their third, and Harry Macon, former WHS football captain, now in the car business in Long Beach California, visited Washington. Mrs William McConoughay and son Steve visited in the T B Bailey home after celebrations in Des Moines for Mayme McConoughay’s 85th birthday. A USAF notice reports the F 105D fighter will carry up to 18 bombs of 750 pounds each, a six ton payload, with modifications at Republic Aviation in Farmingdale New York.

Jonata Armstrong Wilmer Kauffman Mary Rita Moothart Oak Park Ill Sharon Kauffman Oak Park School of Nursing T. M. Nelson Washington Craig Nelson Mattoon Clyde Lambert Tom Becker Middletown Friday Beckers Harry Macon Preston Wolf Harry WHS Long Beach California

Bidault Asylum Request Signals End Of Coup Bid

Bidault faces police questioning after being found in a Bavarian villa north of Munich. French officials said his asylum request indicates he is abandoning efforts to topple De Gaulle. Authorities weighed options from granting asylum to moving him to a frontier location. The BBC interview sparked U K criticism as Bidault's presence prompted scrutiny of OAS activities and Franco British tensions.

France West Germany Bidault de Gaulle Adenauer OAS Europe British Broadcasting Corp BBC Britain Harold Macmillan Munich Heinz Graf Houhuys Hewsmen Secret Army Organization CNR Georges Bidault Nouhuys Assin Bonn

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Marion Avenue Church Circle II Robert Patterson Jack Trotman David Livingston Patterson Frank Miller Gifford Morrison J.B. Walker Circle IV Dora Martin Raymond Whisler Ard Wiley Nina Bowers Karla Joan Parceil David George Clark Harry Clark Cedar Rapids St. Luke's School of Nursing Veterans Administration Hospital Iowa City Cedar Rapids Fire ? Department Fern Pastry Shop Mrs. EE Ward West Mein Pastry Shop West Side Square T4hour Olympia Wolf's Flower Shop Time Loan, Inc Charles Jeffrey MGR Washington St Don Bealer Veterans Hospital Town City Vera Crawford Wington Fred Crawford Winfield Mt. Union Clifford Carlson Helene B. Dillon Evening Journal National Society of Arts and Letters Des Moines Ernie Kriner Clyde Jacobs Jean Jeff Ventura Calif Kate Rawn Uana William H. Jensen Muskegon, Mich Hammond Ind Leo Stone Don Stone Winona Minn Jim Stone Gene Stone Russell Helen) Moreland Ames William — McConough Steve Chicago T. B. Bailey Mayme McConoughay Farmingdale N.Y UPI Air Force Republic Aviation Earle F. Libe West Main Beomeg Hines Pike Kraft’s Velveete Morrell Pepsi Cola Folger’s Coffee Orael Aho Ves Ralph Martin South 3Rd City Wegivway Jom Duncan Washington, Iowa
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