Open House Planned at Wayland Home for Friends and Relatives
The hosts invite friends and relatives to call on Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 at their Wayland residence for an open house event.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1964
Page
3
The hosts invite friends and relatives to call on Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 at their Wayland residence for an open house event.
Clarence Goodwin Jr. flies back to San Francisco Monday after spending the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goodwin Sr. of West Chester. He visited siblings in Keota Clarence and Ia. Delmar Lendt Davenport and Richard Harvey of Washington. Dwight Hayes released home on thirty day leave after surgery at Veterans Hospital Iowa City. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Simpson celebrate their 56th wedding anniversary at the United Presbyterian Home in Washington County. They have five children 26 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
Clara Margaret Vaught and J Robert Anderson wed February 29 at Prairie City Methodist Church before about 150 guests. The bride is the daughter of Floyd and Mrs Vaught, the groom the son of Elsworth and Mrs Anderson Route 5 Mr Pleasant. They will reside in Ames with Clara at Iowa State University and Richard Anderson as best man.
Mrs Myral Smith presided at the regular Methodist WSCS meeting in Crawfordsville Tuesday afternoon. Seventeen members attended as Mrs Earl Lowe led worship. Readings from Allelujah and the Hallelujah Chorus were performed.
Marvin Junior Bower of Washington and Betty Ann Blake of Muscatine obtained a marriage license. Hometown Dairy Co. fined $50 plus costs for improper vehicle registration due to a two ton overload. Alia Beatrice Brown of Washington charged with failing to stop at a stop sign and fined $5.
Mr and Mrs Henry Orr of Columbus Junction announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Sue to Dale Askew son of Mr and Mrs I V Askew of Keithsburg Illinois The bride to be Sharon is a senior at L and M High School near Letts The groom elect is a 1961 Westmer High School graduate and works at Grain Processing Corporation Muscatine No wedding date has been set.
NBCs IY Highlights presents a one hour study tracing the career of New York congressman Adam Clayton Powell a powerful and controversial figure in Washington and New York Europe and Puerto Rico Chet Huntley reports the feature detailing his influences and actions across multiple arenas.
Leonard Horak remains a patient at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City in room 222. Joe Jones returns to Iowa State University in Ames to start spring quarter classes after a visit at 718 South Ninth with Mr and Mrs J H Jones. Mrs E T Hayeslett is at Mercy Hospital Iowa City for observation on the third floor. Mrs Rose Reid spends the week in Des Moines with Clarissa Gibson. She traveled with Mr and Mrs Earl Eldridge who visited his mother Mrs S W Eldridge over the weekend.
Jack Ruby's defense abruptly rested its case in Dallas. Judge Brown presided as Melvin Belli announced the defense had finished and would call up to 20 more cleanup witnesses, including Ruby's rabbi and maid, to portray Lee Harvey Oswald's slayer. Ruby did not testify.
A large group of relatives and friends attended an open house at the Miller home near Cotter to honor Roy L. and Erna Spera Miller on their fortieth anniversary. Guests registered, cakes were served, and family members helped with refreshments during the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Darold Jones of Ainsworth celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday March 16 at 2 30 PM in the Columbus Junction Community building.
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