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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1963

Page

2

Veterans of WWI and Auxiliary Meet at Legion Hall

The Veterans of World War I and Auxiliary gathered Tuesday at the Legion Hall for a cooperative supper and separate meetings. Meryl Steele was installed as Commander of the Barracks, with Clifford Connelly elected Auxiliary president and several officers installed by Ed Bushek. Delegates were named to attend the district meeting in Muscatine April 25, and plans were made for a silent auction to raise funds for a new flag and banner.

Auxiliary Legion Hall Meryl Steele Clifford Connelly Harry Ramseyer Ed Bushek Riverside Floyd Altenburndt Neal Burton Granville Love Sperry Easter Everette Burham Claude McCoy Ramseyer Milo Arthur McCoy Floyd Maule Keota Maule Fourth District Burham Muscatine National Legislature Executive Committee Washington, DC Steele ES. Rudolph

Women from 64 churches attend Keokuk WSCS meeting

About 300 women from 64 Methodist churches across six southeastern Iowa counties gathered in Keokuk to attend the Burlington District Woman's Society of Christian Service annual meeting at Trinity Methodist Church. District president Mrs. Charles Fricke presided. Miss Genevieve Horton of New York spoke. officer training, elections, and installation were held. Halcyon House was discussed. next spring's meeting is set for Washington on April 9. Local participants included Mrs. Marsh Atkinson and district coordinator Mrs. Lloyd Latta, with many Washington attendees named among the group.

Burlington District Woman's Society of Christian Service Keokuk New Trinity Methodist Church Charles Fricke Mt. Union Genevieve Horton New York Latin America Lloyd Latta Wesleyan Service Guild Marsh Atkinson WSCS Halcyon Hous Washington Phil Weldin Latta Atkinson Weldin Walter ‘Smith Don Maxwell Robert Koehler Blanche Harvey Mayme Squire Clyde Dawson Sr Edith Weidner Wendell Eden Joe Evanovich Joe Jones Milo Steele Jr Ralph Nicholson Edgar Porter Cecil Long

Jensen Couple Leads White Shrine Potluck Meeting

Mr and Mrs Jensen head the White Shrine event at the Masonic Temple where 45 attendees heard annual reports. Officers were elected including Mrs Jensen as worthy high priestess and Mr Jensen as watchman of shepherds. installation dates were announced with open installation set for April 16.

White Shrine Masonic Temple Delbert Zager Shepherds William Jensen Jensen J. Paul Wolfe Wolfe Hal Dunham Ted Crow Harold Moothart Margaret Hesseltine Toppan Johnson Zager Lee Baird Cloyd Garrett Harold Strum Dwane Shalla Harry Drake

Club Activities and Mixed Meetings Reported

Ten Mixers met at the YWCA for a potluck supper with Judy Crone and Betty Donnelly as guests. A nursing speech was given by Judy Crone followed by a Password game to end the evening. Applied Arts 1 hosted 17 members with tours of Ralph Bauer and Carlton Bump homes and future dress code notes. Garden I discussed conservation with Mrs. John Baird. nominating chair Mrs. Louis H. Rinner named officers for the coming year led by Mrs. P. F. Whisler.

YWCA Judy Crone Betty Donnelly Helen de Vault Applied Arts Robert Truax Lynn Wagamon Ralph Bauer Carlton Bump John Butler Dale Batterson Robert Libe Della Humphreys Garden I Margaret Owen John Baird Louis H. Rinner P. F. Whisler 8. M. Fishburn Charles Kert Sam Wittrig

Hairdresser: big head styles out in Hollywood

Gene Shocove, a Hollywood hairdresser who styles Marlene Dietrich and Janet Leigh, says watermelon sized scalps are out and the fall trend favors short, easy to run hands through hair. He refuses wigs and insists on billing on screen, challenging studio stylists and praising his cranial artistry.

Hollywood UPI Gene Shocove Shocove Marlene Dietrich Janet Leigh Jill St. John Gene

Family Living group meets at Washington County School

Family Living met Tuesday evening at the Washington County Special Education School and heard an informative talk by Mrs. William Brice on the school. Eleven members and two guests attended. Afterward, the group visited Mrs. Lillian Lewis for a plant and bulb exchange. Program plans for the coming year were reported with Mrs. Truman Hysell as cohostess.

Washington County

Court Rules on Cholera Vaccination in Pig Sale Case

In district court James P. O Shea v Kalona les Barn Inc., Judge Harold J. Fleck found pigs bought by the plaintiff were vaccinated for cholera as required by law and healthy at sale. The suit sought damages for cholera losses. Washington Post Office to hire clerks and carriers. applications open at the post office.

Ouage Harold J. Flecks James P. O'Shea Kalonales Barn Inc

Boone couple to wed in August at First Methodist Church

Kathryn Lee Disney and Charles W. Reed plan to marry August 25 at 4 p.m. in Boone First Methodist Church. Disney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Disney, graduated Boone High School 1959 and studies sociology at Texas Christian University. Reed, son of Dr. and Mrs. C. Raymond Reed, is a Boone High School and Iowa Wesleyan College graduate and a Dubuque public school PE teacher.

Harold Disney 5Th Street Boone Kathryn Lee Charles W. Reed Loretta Dubuque C. Raymond Reed S. Greene Street Boone High School Texas Christian University Ft. Worth Texas Celta City Reed Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant Sigma Phi Epsilon Colorado State College Greeley

Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Daily

On The Record lists admitted yesterday Ronald Zager Washington surgical William Dea Ainsworth medical Mrs Lee Loveless Washington medical Dismissed Today Miss Karen Martin Welman Mrs Lloyd Griggs Washing WOMAN s WORLD NEW YORK AP News United automotive service chain promotes women drivers and reports male customers accept pastel showrooms plants air conditioned lounges and supermarket style displays Vanderbilt Automotive Centers says the new look appeals to women buyers across outlets

Ronald Zager Washington William Dea Ainsworth Lee Loveless Karen Martin Welman Lloyd Griggs Woman's World New York APD Vanderbilt Automotive Centers, Inc

Social Calendar Notices for Local Groups

Notices list events by time and location including Lincoln PTA coffee hour 7 30 p m and speaker night Mental Health Child Study groups West Chester WRC KP Hall Pansy Hill Club Farm Bureau Ladies LBC Club Meat and buns provided Homemakers Square Dance Beginners Class Legion Hall Rainbow Girls Go to Church at First Presbyterian Church

Wwennesaay Suzannah Lincoln Pta Robert Carter James Rossen Max Smith Robert Wiley Women of Moose Moose Home West Chester Wrc Pansy Hill Club Roy Kephart Jackson Farm Bureau LBC Club D. C. Butler Homemakers Club Jack Trotman Legion Hall Ion Auxiliary Winga Cafe Dean Hartzell Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple First Presbyterian Church

Marla Miller Speaks At WOW Meeting

The W Q V Club met with Mrs. Max Lewis as lesson leader Miss Marla Miller of the S U L presented Hong Kong travel slides. Election of officers occurred. Janet Catherine born March 21 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City to Dr and Mrs Terry Palmer. George Berry’s death brings relatives visiting Cedar Rapids from McAllen Texas.

B. Godberman W.Q.V. Club Max Lewis Jeanette Evans Marla Miller S.U.L Hong Kong Miss Miller Stanley Barber Ann Scott New Orleans Terry Palmer Mercy Hospital Iowa City Janet Catherine L. C. Miller Everette Curl Bill Curl McAllen Texas George Berry Ruth Curl Elizabeth Webbele Robert Wehrle Albuquerque New Mexico Boston Cedar Rapids

Moellers End Visit With The Statlers

Mr and Mrs A W Moeller Sr of Somer wa returned home Friday morning after visiting their daughter Mrs Kay Statler and family They came to Delta to attend burial services for Mike Beal who died in the March 17 plane crash Mike was a neighbor of the Moellers and the Ginkens family Also Donald Hahn's family celebrated Bernice Hahns sixth birthday with relatives including Mrs Mary Hahn and Mr and Mrs Pete Hahn Willard Ginkens visited the Campbells at Kalona Sunday evening

Keota A. W. Moeller Sr Somerwa Kay Statler Moeller Delta Mike Beal Mike Moellers Jim Ginkens Washington Willard Ginkens Ronnie Donnie Donald Hahn William Hahn Bernice Hahn Donald Hahns Bernice Mary Hahn Pete Hahn Earl Campbell Kalona

Unrest Over British Jobless Reform Tests Macmillan

Britain's unemployment crisis sparked a Parliament riot as about 5 000 protesters demanded action. The Times called it a wild demonstration while the Daily Mail warned it was the era’s greatest threat to Parliament since 1780. Police arrested nine and injured more than twenty.

London UPI Harold Macmillan Labor Party Macmillan Times of London Daily Mail St. Stephen's Gate Britain United States

Kirkpatricks Visit in Florida and Regional House Calls

The Kirkpatricks travel from Iowa City to Daytona Beach to visit Mrs Kirkpatrick's brother and plan weekend gatherings with their grandson in Forest Mississippi. Local families from Washington Brighton Mt Pleasant and Oskaloosa host and visit relatives including the Stoutners Lambert Wagler Reighard and Tine families. John Powell returns from California with his daughter Co Tine Albert. measles affect Kevin Wagler and school attendance.

Washington Carl Si Wr George Stoutner Art Stoutner Ella Green Arthur Lambert John Powell California Tine Albert Chicago Lloyd Miller Elmer Wagler Mt. Pleasant Kevin Wagler Wayne Reighard Clarence Reighard Allan Reighard Esther Charlene Christine Oskaloosa

Soviet Protest Over Cuban Port Attack Claims U S Involvement

Tass reported Moscow lodged a protest with Washington over a March 17 attack on a Soviet ship at Isabella la Sagua Cuba. The note faulted Cuban counter revolutionaries and urged the US to prevent future provocations aided by American weapons and ships. Republic Aviation slated to aid NASA Apollo suit program with human factor research at Farmingdale New York.

Moscow UPS United States Tass Lgov Cuban Isabella-la Sagua U.ss.r U.S MOON Farmingdale N.Y UPI Republic Aviation Naional Aeronautics and Space Administration William Helvey Space Environment and Life Sciences Laboratory Republic

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