Catholic Daughters Nominate Committee and Club Plans
Catholic Daughters appoints nominating committee for Wednesday meeting. Alex Gevock named delegate to state convention in Cedar Rapids in May, Bertha Dempsey alternate. Work-study and special education discussed. Mother-Daughter Banquet after Easter planned. committees named for event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kerker
Everett Tobin
Raymond Minick
Agnes Wheelan
Hubert Redlinger
Alex Gevock
Cedar Rapids
Bertha Dempsey
Robert Curley
Prairie Flower
Virginia Chamberlin
Marie Marie
Jeannie Stalder
John Wheelan
Roman Gevock
Evelyn Moberly
Carol Ruby
Local Hospital Admissions and Birth Announcements
Admitted yesterday include Jerry Johnson West Chester medical Syr rel Whittaker Washington medical Robert Dunn Wyman surgical. Today Gary Roberts Brigh ton surgical. Births yesterday to Everett Greiner Keota a daughter Lester Bontarger Kalona a daughter Gerritt Hunting Keota a son. Dismissed today include Mrs Lester Bausch and daughter Columbus Junction Mrs Jessie Kistler Columbus Junction Frank Dittmer Washington Jack Fall Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Johnson
West Chester
Syrrel Whittaker
Washington
Robert Dunn
Wyman
Gary Roberts
Brighton
Everett Greiner
Keota
Lester Bontrager
Kalona
Gerritt Hunting
Lester Bausch
Columbus Junction
Jessie Kistler
Frank Dittmer
Jack Fall
Miriam Jones Honored as Iowa State Outstanding Student
Miriam Jones of Washington daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe H Jones is among 465 high school students chosen for special admission With Recognition and Award next fall at Iowa State University Ames She ranks in the top three percent of her class in high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Jones
Washington
Joe H. Jones
Iowa State University
Ames
Social calendar notices list weekly events and meetings
The column lists social events for the week with times and venues including CES, Masonic Temple, Moose Home, KC Hall, Legion rooms, Methodist Church, Church lounge, IOOF Hall, Kalona Methodist, Legion Hall, St James School, YWCA rooms, Masonic Temple, St James School, and Farm Bureau Building. Activities include meetings, dinners, luncheons, programs, birthday week observances, and guest speakers with notes on food and dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Women of Moose
Moose Home
KC Hall
American Legion
Legion Rooms
W SC
Rebekah Lodge
Bethlehem Commandery
1St Presbyterian Upw
Walter Horning
Washington County Federated Women’s Club
Kalona Methodist Church
Legion Hall
Bob Lucas
School of Instruction
St. James School
Immanuel Lutheran Women Meet for Psalm Study
Immanuel Lutheran Women’s Circles met Tuesday in three groups to continue a study of the Psalms. The Tuesday study centered on Psalm 22 The Suffering Messiah. Mrs Kermit Klopfenstein hosted the morning circle with Mrs Dale Venzke leading devotions and Bible study. Verle Worley hosted the afternoon circle with Cal Larsen guiding study and devotions. The evening circle met at the church with Mrs Duane Matz assisting as hostess and leading the Bible study and devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Klopfenstein
Dale Venzke
Verle Worley
Cal Larsen
Duane Matz
Matz
Washington Evening Journal staff and mailing details
The Washington Evening Journal in Washington Iowa lists editors and managers including David Elder as Editor and Business Manager William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director Charles Morris as News Editor and Bob Shaffer in Local Advertising. Production is overseen by Howard Hazen with delivery of afternoon editions except Sundays Christmas and July 4. The paper is entered as second class matter under the 1879 act and joined with Inland Daily Press and Iowa press associations and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Mail subscription rates in Iowa are shown as months and year options with a 40 cent rate noted.
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Washington Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Federal workers press end to Vietnam war drive gains broad backing
More than 900 federal employees signed a statement urging President Johnson to end reliance on military force and pursue a political settlement in Southeast Asia. Signers span many agencies, though State, AID, and USIA staff are excluded by policy. The campaign vows to keep collecting signatures for weeks as support grows. House allies say Secretary of State Dean Rusk’s Senate testimony boosted approval of administration war policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Vietnam
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Michael Ambrose
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Defense Department
State Department
Agency For International Development
U.S. Information Agency
House
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Camp Fire Birthday Week Plans and Founders Day
Camp Fire Girls mark their 58th Founders Day and Birthday Week from March 17 to 23. In line with the Camp Fire Law first tenet Worship God Blue Birds and Camp Fire Girls attend worship in service costume on March 17. A Birthday Week Council Fire at 2 p.m. Sunday at St James School features songs skits dances and the crowning of Blue Bird and Camp Fire Queens and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Birds
Council
St. James School
Blue Bird
Sergeant Dusenbery Assigned Near Long Binh Vietnam
Army Sergeant First Class Paul G. Dusenbery, son of Mrs. Dorothy E. Lehrer of Washington Iowa, was assigned with the 3d Ordnance Battalion Headquarters Company near Long Binh Vietnam on February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Binh
Vietnam
Paul G. Dusenbery
Dorothy E. Lehrer
W. Tyler St
Washington
Iowa
3D Ordnance Battalion
Brighton Visitors and Community Notices Highlight Weekend
Craig Morgans visit Brighton as Rubio hosts. Delbert Lowe and family welcome guests from Brighton. Ray Mourer has oral surgery in Burlington. Local gatherings include the Longs, Lankfords, and Martins visiting in Brighton. Clay Club met with 15 members. Historical society enthusiasts Oneita Fisher and Edna Jones stopped by Amy Schmitter. Community birthdays and hospitality marked by various dinners and coffee gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Sanders
Keota
Don Long
Kenneth Lankford
Dickie
Robert Martin
Brighton
Charles Blakely
Lewis Moore
Pat
Chuck Moore
Christy
Pulaski
Owen Moore
Milton
Kenneth Johnson
John Cox
Victor Parcell
John Hesseltine
Don Bishop
Marvin Cox
Dale
Johnson
Clay Club
Jim Wilcott
Howard Lins
Tai Wan
Blance Cline
Dean Cooney
Charles Archer
Agency
Oneita Fisher
West Chester
Edna Jones
Historical Society of Washington Co
Amy Schmitter
Clay Township
Clyce Robertson
Iowa City
Tom Robertson
Robert Bodkins
Washington
Lloyd Bodkins
Plan Farm Bureau Women s Day event
Farm Bureau Women s Day will be held Monday March 18 in the Farm Bureau Auditorium Registration starts at 1 30 p m Mrs Gary Murphy will present India program She lived six months there as an International Farm Youth Exchangee and will show life of rural homemakers with pictures A wedding photo is included She lived in twelve homes observer country life Soloist will provide music A social hour tea and door prizes follow Invited are Farm Bureau members friends and neighbors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Gary Murphy
India
Murphy
Nut Smacks Mix and Several Casseroles Recipes
A collection of simple baked dishes and casseroles including Nut Smacks Mix with butter sugar and nuts, Italian Delight with ground beef macaroni and cheese, Lima Bean Casserole with mushroom soup, and Corn Supreme with sour cream and onion. Also notes a quote about poetry.
Obesity Debate Sees Itself a Public Health Enemy
NEW YORK UPI Obesity is described as a disease that cannot yet be cured and must be controlled through permanent changes in diet and lifestyle. Dr S K Fineberg stresses patient education in caloric dietary management and nutrition while Senate hearings examine prescription pills for weight loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
S. K. Fineberg
Fineberg
U.S. Senate
Washington
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Plain Janes
George Miller
Plain Janes Club
John Schenk
Paul Adam
Allen Hampsher
Kenneth Kron
Richard Schuck
Wayne Knupp
Red Cross
Glenn Fuhr
Ward Liebe
Cloyce Tinnes
Gaylen Jarrard
Larry Griggs
Robert Knerr
Just US
Ralph Robertson
Just Us Club
Ethel Swift
Marion Huston
D.O. Butler
Wilbur Schantz
W. B. Edwards
Schantz
Saddle Club
Fairgrounds
Merle Warner
Thora Pease
Alvin Shebeck
Lloyd Augustine
Floyd Fisher
Iowa State
Childrens Riegel
Washington, Iowa
Golden Age Club
YWCA
White Shrine Bridge
Rainbow Girls
Bible II
Louis Larsen
Garden I
Don Applegate
Baptist Friendly Bible
Daughters of Nile
Bucharest
Harold Timmins
Immanuel Lutheran Women’s Circles
Jorge Cruzat
John Mansur
YMCA
Dana McAvoy
New Zealand
M. S. McAvoy
Journal
Helen Gilbert
Camp Fire
L. C. Willits
City OF Washington
Craig Morgans
D. H. Watson
Milford Watson
Maurice Gould
Otto Emery
Elmer Derby
Professional Directory
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day, Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South Ave
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
M. L. Tweeton
North Marion
P. L. Etter
Farm Bureau Women’s Day
Helene B. Dillon
Gay Pauley
Osincup
Sears
Homart Gas
Sears, Roebuck and CO
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