Baptist Women Discuss Love Challenge Circles Meet
Two circles of the Baptist Women's Mission Society met Tuesday evening to discuss the study topic "Challenge of Love" and announce a visiting missionary at the church on March 29. A 9:00 AM coffee and 6:30 PM potluck supper were planned for church women and the congregation.
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Baptist Women's Mission Society
American Home I club meeting covers antiques and glass history
Mrs RJ Dawson presided at the American Home I Tuesday meeting at Mrs LF Harding s home. The program on antiques and the history of American glass featured many glass and china pieces. Devo tions led by Mrs Raymond Hasty followed by roll call on individual topics. An April 2 convention in Well was announced. Refreshments in St Patrick motif by Mrs Ruth Luers Mrs E H Messer and Mrs Harding. Mrs Claud Tucker entertained American Home II with Miss Mac Davis as cohostess. Guests included Mrs Frank Gobble Mrs Ira Morrison and Mrs R J Gibson. The program by Pi o Barone Lumaga exchange student from Italy shared experiences and Q&A. He was introduced by Mrs Max Miller. A collection was later taken for the American Field Service. Mrs E E Stutsman read an excerpt from Harvest of Hope by Faith Baldwin to open the meeting. Mrs Tucker nominated officers for the coming year with Max Miller named leader L A Jones assistant Neal Burton secretary and Mrs Morrison assisting dessert.
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RJ. Dawson
LF. Harding
Raymond Hasty
Ruth Luers
E. H. Messer
Harding
Claud Tucker
Merican Home
Mac Davis
Frank Gobble
Ira Morrison
R.J. Gibson
Pio Barone Lumaga
Italy
Max Miller
American Field Service
E. E. Stutsman
Faith Baldwin
Tucker
L. A. Jones
Neal Burton
Stutsman
Morison
Local News Roundup Three Towns Update
Dick Pratt returned to work after a month’s eye convalescence on Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Andersen and Mrs. Paul Pacha helped in the Seifert Store in Iowa City last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Knotek attended Yaro Podaris’s funeral in Lone Tree on Tuesday. Miss Stella Palmer was discharged from Washington County Hospital Tuesday. Her niece and husband Gerald and Mrs Tedrow from Batavia are visiting for a few days.
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Fred Andersen
Paul Pacha
Seifert
Iowa City
John Knotek
Yaro Podaris
Lone Tree
Stella Palmer
Washington County Hospital
Gerald Tedrow
Batavia
Stewart PTA Meeting Highlights Stutterers Program
The Stewart PTA heard a Stuttering Team from Iowa State University in Iowa City present a program on stuttering. Dean Williams led the session explaining stuttering is learned not a physical impairment. The group voted $30 to the American Field Service and discussed a polio vaccination clinic with the local medical association. The next meeting is April 9 with a musical program by upper grades.
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State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Stewart Parent Teachers Association
Dean Williams
Rayond Carter
Dean Luers
PTA
Kent Feeds Dealers Honored at Cedar Rapids Dinner
Hotle Feed and Grain of Washington was among Kent Feeds dealers recognized at a Town House Cedar Rapids dinner and awards ceremony. Dealers their staffs and wives attended this annual event. Penningroth Brothers of Wellman entered a boat and three gifts in the National Poland China Spotlight Show and Sale to be held in Cedar Rapids March 23 and 24.
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Hotle Feed and Grain
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Renmngroty
Penningroth Brothers of
Wellman
Poland
China
Hospital Admissions List From Riverside to Columbus Junction
On the record hospital admission yesterday and today. Names include Mrs Ula O Laugh lin Riverside medical Ronald Wittetoe Washington medical Mrs Jennie Hall Washington Fred Asmus Letts Mrs Johnnie Arbogast and daughter Olds Mrs Gordon Faber and daughter Wellman Mrs Ronnie Van Auken and daughter Columbus Junction.
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Ula O'Laughlin
Riverside
Ronald Wittetoe
Washington
Jennie Hall
Fred Asmus
Letts
Johnnie Arbogast
Olds
Gordon Faber
Wellman
Ronnie van Auken
Columbus Junction
Fortnightly Club Honors Brides of Fifty Years
The Fortnightly Club at the Farm Bureau building hosted a party and brunch honoring brides of fifty years or more. Members L. W. Carpenter, W. B. Dupuis, George Masson Sr., John Rittenhouse and others celebrated their golden anniversaries with attire and decor reflecting bygone days. Guests shared wedding day memories as dresses, hats, kerosene lamps, antique dishes, and coal stove favors framed the event.
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American Home III Department
Farm Bureau
L. W. Carpenter
W. B. Dupuis
George Masson Sr
John Rittenhouse
Clayde Knapp
Glenn Holden
Byron Snider
L. M. Eicher
Cloud Willits
George Masson
George Dare
Sylvia Wilson
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Rhoda Nielson Circle
Warren Anderson
Rhoda Nielson
Don Ellingsworth
Charles Johnson
Don Smith
Johnson
Robert Vanderlinden
American Home IL
Wolf's Flower Shop
Evening Journal
Washin
Dick Pratt
Towa
Lawn Garden Dept
Connelly
ROYAL
Reas
Seans
Northrup
Kentucky Bluegrass
Stewart Pta
Truman Tuttle
Steve Wiggers
Leon Hillman
Robert Hamm
Harvey Holden
Medical Association
Marion Swanson
Elsie Glassburner
Muscatine
Olympia
Harry Ramseyer
R. A. Baumgartner
A. K. Stoutner
Duane Griggs
New London
Crawfordsville
Paul Horak
Edward Hatchcroft
Ramseyer
William Putman
Newton Davis
Ed Blattner
Osincup
Teo
ALL Purpose Film
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Prenase
Pires
Osineup
Jobhy Perkins
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