United Presbyterian Women plan Southeast U.S. tour
The United Presbyterian Women of Southeast Iowa Presbyterial will lead a 39 member bus caravan from Washington on April 29 returning May 8. Led by Mrs. Ralph Kleese, the trip visits Memphis Mary Holmes College West Point Miss Alabama day schools Gatlinburg Tenn Maryville Knoxville colleges and other missions. Reservations close April 10 with Mrs. Kleese handling details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Women of
Southeast Iowa
Washington
Martin Tollefson
Des Moines
National Missions Board
United Presbyterian Church
Memphis
Maryholmes Junior College
West Point
Miss
Alabama Day Schools
Gatinburg
Tenn. Maryville
Knoxville
Frenchburg Community Center
Kentucky
University of Leving
Ton
United Presbyterian
Kleese
Max Hulme 50th Wedding Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs Max Hulme observe their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at their home six and one half miles south of Wayland on the Wayland Trenton blacktop road Sunday March 17 from 2 to 5 PM. Relatives and friends are cordial invited to attend. Ada Wenger and Max Hulme married March 19 1913 at the Wayland Methodist parsonage by Rev J W Carson. They are parents of nine children with fifteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Max Hulme
Wayland - Trenton Blacktop Road
Ada Wenger
Wayland Methodist Parsonage
J.W. Carson
James
Lester
Alice) Ross
May Dale
Des Moines
Edith Plummer
Mt. Pleasant
Stanley
John
Helen) Henkle
Max
Joan) Campbell
Lockridge
Audrene Kurreger
Muscatine
Mrs Eden Hosts WSCS Circle XI Evening
Wendell Eden and Keith Proctor hosted 13 WSCS Circle XI members in church social rooms. Two guests joined making members. Wayne Schichtl led devotions and Verne Knecht taught from Dimensions of Prayer. Members urged to write legislators on liquor by the drink and announced a rummage sale planned for April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Eden
Keith Proctor
WSCS
Joe Ludley
William Blackburn
Wayne Schichtl
Verne Knecht
Club Activities U 60 U Go I Go Club Meeting Recap
Mrs. Mabel Bain entertained the U Go I Go Club with a Wednesday afternoon meeting followed by pinochle. High score went to Mrs. EE Ward, low to Mrs. O.R. Mayo, and next gathering is with Mrs. Ward. The National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association met Tuesday evening at the Farm Bureau building with Marcia Robertson as president. Slides of hairstyles from international shows were shown, Virginia Lanning attended, Bev Long and Betty Beenblo som provided refreshments at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Bain
National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
Unit
Farm Bureau
Marcia Robertson
Virginia Lanning
Bev Long
Betty Beenblossom
Local News Items Include Hospital Stays and Weddings
Mrs. Wilbur Watson remains a hospital patient in room 209 at Children’s Hospital Iowa City. Arthur Ghider was admitted today to University Hospitals Iowa City. Local families plan trips to Denver to visit relatives, and Mrs. Roger Sherman travels to Toledo for her son William Sherman’s wedding to Marianne Nearr at Aldersgate Methodist Church. Larry Knight, son of Mrs. Clyde Little, attends Gale Institute in Minneapolis and is among top trainees in his class with straight A grades. Knights of Columbus hold a meeting at 8 pm. Earle Libe receives a gold wrist watch and certificate for 25 years with State Farm, celebrated at District 71 meeting in Oskaloosa. Mrs. Isadore Houseal and relatives travel to Davenport for Clyde Houseal’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Watson
Children’s Hospital
Iowa City
Roger Sherman
Olds
Toledo
Wiliam Sherman
Lansing
Mich
Marianne Nearr
Temperance, Mich
Aldersgate Methodist Church
Larry Knight
Clyde Little
Brighton
Gale Institute, Inc
IBM
Minneapolis
Minn
Little
Larry
du Pont Avenue South
Earle Libe
State Farm Insurance Company
Mr. Libe
Paul Dickhoff
Oskaloosa
Wayne Schichtl
Washington
Funeral services for Mrs Arvid Swanson held
Funeral services for Mrs. Arvid Swanson were held at 1 30 p m Wednesday in the Jones Funeral Home with Rev Arthur Peters in charge Pallbearers were Donald Smith Charles Weise Harry Hutt Charles Brinning R Dean Luers George Augustine Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery
Social Calendar notices for church and club events
Notices list various church and club meetings and activities with times and places. Events include Masonic Temple gatherings, Wo men of Moose, Rebekah Club, Legion Hall legions, WSCS meetings, Rainbow Girls, Baptist classes, and community demos and luncheons scheduled across the week. Some entries note transportation, potluck details, and note changes in circle times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Women of Moose
Moose Christian Cwf
Priscilla Group
Duane Krotz
Martha Group
Max Haifley
Legion Hall
Rebekah Club
HJ Club
Roy Carter
Lloyd Marek
Rebekah Lodge
Hell Bethlehem Commandery
First Presbyterian Upw
Bert Booth
Robert Choate
Clarence Goemaat
Ywca. Ck
Rainbow Girls
Baptist Friendly Bible
William Richardson
Paul Snakenberg
TV Highlights and Highlights Prime Time Lineup
TV listings note ABC presents Is There a Doctor in the House with two gunmen forcing a hospital masquerade as Viennese surgeons Arch incites trouble by posing as a doctor for a nurse date. NBC airs International Showtime hosted by Don Ameche. Rawhide on CBS features Incident of the Pale Rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
Fenster
ABC
Harry
Arch
Showtime
NBC
Manneim
Germany
Don Ameche
Hamelin
Doctor G E Montgomery Attends Iowa Surgery Conference
Dr G E Montgomery of Washington led a gathering of 72 physicians at a graduate surgery conference held Tuesday and Wednesday at the State University of Iowa. Attendees watched closed circuit surgery demonstrations and heard lectures and panel discussions on hernia problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
G.E. Montgomery
Washington
Nxon
State University of Iowa
Repeat Nuptial Vows for Miss Kelly and Mr Brown in Richland
Miss Joyce Kelly and Thomas A. Brown renewed their wedding vows Monday at 9 a.m. in Richland, with Rev. L J Bergthold presiding. The ceremony featured a double ring, a Nuptial High Mass, and a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs Vernon Horas. The couple's families hail from Richland Geneseo and Davenport, and both are US Navy members serving with bases in Jacksonville and on the USS Suribachi in the Med. They plan to teach or pursue further naval duty after May and December renewals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Kelly
Thomas A. Brown
Richland Church
Anthony Brown
St. Francis Xavier Cabrini Church
Richland
A. Joe Kelly
Anthony A. Brown
Geneseo
New York
L. J. Bergthold
Kim Kelly
Nickie Adam
Madonna
Italy
Vernon Harras
Jane Ann Reynolds
Omaha
Nebr
Ndt
Kerry Kelly
Dennis M. Kelly
Davenport
Sam Greiner
Raymond Club
Barbara Greeve
Ottumwa
Bernard Mottet
Wm. D. Clark
Earl Harras
Greve
Bergthold
J. M. Kelly
Winifred Kelly
Washington
Reynolds
St. Patrick's
Anamosa
Richland High School
St. Joseph's [Hospital School of Nursing
Ottuwa
Ottum
Navy
Suribachi
Canada
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Hospital Admission and Birth Announcements in Washington
On The Record lists yesterday admissions for Mrs Mena Marsh Harry Miller and Robert Lloyd Duncan all in Washington or nearby Columbus Junction with medical diagnoses. Births yesterday include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Leonard Kerr of Washington and a son to Mr and Mrs Grover Thompson of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mena Marsh
Washington
Harry Miller
Robert Lloyd Duncan
Columbus Junction
Leonard Kerr
Grover Thompson
Robert E. Scranton
Alice Kay
Paul Lynn Blanchard
Denver
Colo
Donald Sheets
Kenneth Blanchard
Joy, IL
WSCS Circle Meets With Mrs Eastland
WSCS Circle X met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs R Q Eastland. Seven members attended with Mrs John Sprowle as cohostess. George Peisen presented the financial report urging pledges by April and commemorative stamps for Bidwell Riverside Home. Important dates announced include the general meeting March 15 and spring rummage sale April 5. Claire Keating spoke on Dimensions of Prayer as Mrs Joe Evanovich led devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
R. Q. Eastland
John Sprowle
George Peisen
Bidwell-Riverside
Gieral
Claire Keating
Joe Evanovich
Bowling Meet Scores and Highs From Local Lanes
Sorrells leads with 4 pins as Stewart Hardware and Watson Cleaners tally 20 and 19 points. Washington Oil and B State Cafera Stewart Pontiac-Buick share 16, while Shell Oilers and Melody Lanes sit at 15. Team series top Stewart Hardware 2749 with Watson 2733. team game Stewart Hardware 1053 and Sorrell 983. Individual series C Little 607 and Custer 597. Individual game B Patterson 24 and H Wolf 202.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorrells
Stewart Hardware
Watson Cleaners
Washington Oil
State Cafera Stewart
Pontiac - Buick
Shell Oilers
Melody Lanes
Watson
Sorrell
C. Little
Custer
B. Patterson
H. Wolf
Community invites visit on Saturday March sixteenth
A brief invitation invites people to drop in on Saturday March sixteenth to get acquainted and meet neighbors in a casual local gathering.
4 H Activities At Cedar Clippers Club Meeting
Pam Norman entertained the Cedar Clippers 4 H Club with seven members and three leaders in attendance. Mrs Richard Knupp was a guest. After roll call the talks covered Cook Books by Claudia Times and Hows Your Etiquette by Pan Norman Angela Tinnes and Susan Knupp demonstrated muffins. Rita Jones gave demonstrations on lifting and Accurate Measures and Cus by Jackie Knupp. Refreshments followed hosted by the hostess and her mother. The next meeting will be with Susan Knupp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Norman
Cedar Clippers 4-H Club
Richard Knupp
Claudia Times
Pan Norman
Angela Tinnes
Susan Knupp
Rita Jones
Jackie Knupp
Larry Duncan Recovers From Washington County Accident
Larry Duncan is reported recovering satisfactorily from injuries suffered in an accident near Washington this week. Charles and Robert Minick found him by the highway, took him to Washington County Hospital, and left him at the front door after he declined further help.
Montezuma Postmaster Speaks to Kiwanis Club
Montezuma postmaster Harry Levy introduced Harold Loftgreen the Montezuma postmaster as guest speaker for National Postmasters Week at the Kiwanis luncheon. Loftgreen described postmaster duties including administration and public relations and noted Iowa has about 1000 postmasters. He outlined tasks such as documentary and stamps handling and alien registration and savings stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Levy
Harold Loftgreen
Montezuma
Kiwanis Club
Loftgreen
Iowa
McCreedys Lead In Pinochle Marathon Standings
Dr and Mrs M L McCreedy retain the lead in the Y s Men pinochle marathon after ten rounds. Top ten includes Mr and Mrs Ed Conner Mr and Mrs George Horn and others with the Youngs replacing the Vetters. Standings show scores from 9 matches for some pairs and the list notes several team changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.L. McCreedy
Verle Gallagher
John Young
Youngs
Keith Vetters
McCreedy
Ed Conner
George Horn
Ralph Bauer
Stanley Foster
Gene Gorham
Woodrow Crone
Roy Bauer
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UPW
Southland
Werner Pen Garaieh
Jean Peiffer
Marjorie Wulf
Ginny Slagle
Diana Miller
Sheila Shelangoski
Maxine Bain
Clareen Arnold
Sandy Johnson
Margaret Wilson
Carol Lowe
Kathy Berkhoff
Carol Whitham
Betty Earnest
Miss Buchmann
FHA
Fort Des Moines
Riverside High School
University College of Cosmetology
Towa Cit
Joseph Hurt
Route 1
Towa City
Regina High School
Air Force
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Kan
Max Hulmes
Mrs. Eden
Harry V. Mille
Miller
Dale Garrett
Snack Shack
Arthur Ghider
University Hospitals
John Sowash
Ed Macrander
Mitchell
Ronald Sowash
al Dunan
Mrs. Sowash
Knights of Columbus
Kc. Hall
Isadore Houseal
Paul Houseal
Grant McKune
Clyde Houseal
West Side Square
Pastry Shop
Evening Journal
Wolf's Flower Shop
United Press International
Alfred Hitchcock
CBS
Dean Jagger
Betty Field
Will Watchins
Jack Paar
Ielude Genevieve
Don Adams
Paar
Randy
Gevock
Vernon Horas
Olympia
Eastland
Hiroilers League
Glenn Anderson
Crawfordsville
Bloyd and
Lois Coon
Block
U. S
Jeanne Chapman
Credit Bureau
McCreedys
Psoriasas Psoriasis Derives Its
Psora
LeeSper
West Madison
Arnold Palmer
Watt
Klein Klothing KO
Clarence Logan
Robert Logan
East Side
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