May Breakfast Brings Country Club Members Together
Fortnightly Club met at the Country Club for its annual May breakfast in spring decor. Miss Anne Courtney and Miss Betty McConnell discussed life in England and Denmark, with Pat Kerkman moderating. Committee chairs were announced for the coming year and a note said officers will meet at 1:15 p.m. on May 5 at the Captain's Table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Anne Courtney
England
Betty McConnell
Washington
Denmark
Pat Kerkman
R. J. Dawson
Carol Forgey
Ature
Trainable School PTA Sets Next Year Officers
Trainable School Parent Teachers Association met at the Court House on Thursday evening with Mrs. A. J. Gilpin presiding. Plans were announced to attend the Izaak Walton picnic at Lake Darling Friday May 11. Mrs. William Brice spoke on yearlong plans while the treasurer reported. Officers to continue include Mrs. Gilpin president Mrs. Rotenberg vice president Mrs Earnest secretary and Mrs. Lytle treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Gilpin
Trainable School Parent Teachers Association
Court House
Izaak Walton
Lake Darling
William Brice
Gilpin
Paul Rotenberger
Jake Earnest
Robert Lytle
Variety Night at U. P. Home Plans The Hidden Heart Film
At the U. P. Home the monthly Variety Night features The Hidden Heart, a film funded by the Presbytery. The Home family attended a Presbyterial meeting in Davenport with Mrs Grace Kerr and others. Messages note visits from Rev Leslie Leonard and family, Kenagy relatives gathering, a Kalona wedding, and sympathy for Russell Bell's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Grace Kerr
Carol McMillan
Maud Jackson
Frances Patton
Russell Bell
Washington County Red Cross districts meet in Fairfield today
Mrs Delmar Yoder home service chairman and Winnie Beiter executive secretary attend a district Red Cross meeting in Fairfield. Mrs Robert Lowe Sr. handled duties in the Red Cross office for the day. The report also notes travel and family visits across Ottumwa Playa-del-Rey and Iowa City with community greetings and social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Yoder
Home Service
Winnie Beiter
Fairfield
Washington County Red Cross
Robert Lowe Sr
Red Cross
Mrs Kleese Hosts Fourteen For Friendly Circle
Fourteen members of the Friendly Circle Club met at Mrs Elwood Kleese Thursday. Mrs Richard Schiebel led the meeting in the president's absence. Guests included Mrs Will Kephart and Mrs Leon Sherman. Mrs Dave Kleese and Mrs John Duttweiler were named to the flower and card committee. Mrs John Duttweiler provided entertainment with a plant and bulb exchange. Hostess was assisted by Mrs Bob Quinn Mrs Clyde Crile Mrs Dave Kleese and Mrs Wilbur Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Circle Club
Elwood Kleese
Richard Schiebel
Will Kephart
Leon Sherman
Dave Kleese
John Duttweiler
Bob Quinn
Clyde Crile
Wilbur Wright
Social Calendar Notice for Local Clubs and Meetings
Community notices list Friday events at Masonic Temple and IOOF Hall with dinners and programs. Monday activities include White Shrine at Temple dessert, Rainbow Girls and YWCA meetings. Tuesday covers St James Home and School speaker Anne Court ney and several American Home and Legion Auxiliary gatherings. Interspersed notes mention Mr Bomber, West Chester High School graduate, planning a wedding for August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matron’s Club
Masonic Temple
White Elephant Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
White Shrine Bridge
Temple
Frank Crone
Rainbow Girls
Rainbow Board
Ywca Council
YWCA
Farm Bureau
St. James
Anne Courtney Speaker
Carrie Davis
J. C. Carris
Fred L. Moore
American Home
Arthur Wiley
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Alma Hearne Holland Society
Lulu Long
West Chester
Immanuel Liutheran
Paul Boettcher
Jim Gallagher
Mrs Scott Hosts Merry Makers Club Meeting
Mrs Richard Scott entertained nine members of the Merry Makers Club Wednesday afternoon. Visitors enjoyed the gathering and refreshments were served from a prettily appointed spring table. Mrs Clifford Freel will host the June meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Scott
Merry Makers Club
Clifford Freel
Rev Smith Presents Violin Making Program for PEO
Mrs. J M Lloyd hosted PEO members at their regular meeting with president Mrs. Wallace Kessell in charge. Rev Walter Smith displayed several violins and spoke on violin making. Mrs. Mame Livingston spoke briefly on Welfare and Trust Fund. Refreshments were served by the hostess and cohosts. Ruth Delzell attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Lloyd
PEO
Wallace Kessell
Walter Smith
Mame Livingston
Welfare and Trust Fund
Harold Johnson
M. L. McCreedy
T. M. Mast
Ruth Delzell
Birch Society Debate Highlights GOP Split in Iowa
In Des Moines a John Birch Society member and Rep. David Stanley clashed on a televised debate over the Iowa Young Republicans resolution urging the GOP not to align with the Birch Society. Dilley accused liberals of brainwashing conservatives while Stanley labeled the Birchites as isolationist and dictatorial and said they smear opponents as Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
John Birch Society
Birchites
America
Robert Dilley
David Stanley
Stanley
Resolutions Committee
Dilley
Congress
Eisenhower
Good Will Club Holds Luncheon and Election of Officers
Mrs Charles Harvey hosted a luncheon for the Good Will Club on Wednesday. Officers were re elected: President Edith Zook Vice President Iva Simpson Secretary W F Henry with bingo entertainment. Guests included Mrs Maude Evans who joined the club and Mrs Verda Gillies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harvey
Good Will Club
Edith Zook
Iva Simpson
W. F. Henry
Clara Davies
Tina Bain
Maude Evans
Verda Gillies
HEO Club Meeting Honors Mother Role and Social
HEO Club met at Mrs. Everette Garder home with Mrs. Elwyn Corey presiding over a business session. Members signed a sympathy card for Mrs. Bruce Campbell away in Evanston Wisconsin. Mrs. Corey and Mrs. Earle Libe helped host refreshments. nine members attended plus guests Mrs. Wes Ramsey and Joe Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Schnicker
HEO Club
Everette Garder
Elwyn Corey
Bruce Campbell
Evanston
Mrs Stumpf Hosts HJ Club Meeting
Mrs. Clarence Thoman Mrs. Clement Thoman and Mrs. Lewis Casper were guests of the HJ Club at the meeting hosted by Mrs. Robert Stumpf on Thursday afternoon. Fourteen members and one honorary member attended as Mrs. Verne Escher presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Thoman
Clement Thoman
Lewis Casper
HJ Club
Robert Stumpf
Verne Escher
Joe Knotek
Olds Women Attend State TTT Meeting
Local women from Olds and Crawfordsville attended events in Des Moines this weekend. Mrs. Lucile DeYarman Mrs. Eileen Harms and Mrs. Mabel Munson joined Gray Ladies aiding the Mental Health Institute Open House. Other Olds residents Naomi Anderson Carol Nordquist Zoe Kleinburg attended the Beauty Convention while in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha E. Anderson
Olds
TTT
Des Moines
Lucile DeYarman
Eileen Harms
Mabel Munson
Crawfordsville
Gray
Mental Health Institute
Elsworth Anderson
Guy Eubanks
Omer Seberg
Art Duncan
Carl Molander
Harold Bontrager
Charles Cannon
Naomi Anderson
Carol Nordquist
Zoe Kleinburg
Retarded Children's Association Elects New Officers
Mrs Ray Glover was named president of the Washington County Retarded Children's Association at a Thursday evening Court House meeting. New officers include Paul Rotenberger vice president Mrs Keith McClelland secretary Gene Gorham treasurer. The group discussed the state workshop and plans to send representatives to the Des Moines convention June 9-10. Pamphlets on a summer camp for handicapped and retarded children were distributed and summer recreation plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Glover
Washington County
William Brice
Lydia Hershberger dies in Kalona at 89
Lydia Hershberger 89 of Kalona died at 6 30 p m Thursday in Pleasantview Home where she had lived the past year Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p m at Lower Deer Creek Mennonite Church with John Y Swartzendru ber in charge Burial will be in East Union Cemetery Yoder Funeral Home handling arrangements She was born November 1 1872 to Henry and Elizabeth Bender Hershberger and spent her life in the Kalona community Survivors include sister Mrs Lucy Miller of Wellman and 15 nieces and nephews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Lydia Hershberger
Pleasantview
Lower Deer Creek
Lucy Miller
Wellman
Road-E-O continues as students praised by officials
The event featured a driving test on school streets with cars donated by Town Country Plymouth Geb Chevrolet Perdock Olds Cadillac and Mills Rambler. Jaycees led by James Richart arranged the test with city police and Mayor Willits applauded by students. The competition includes a state Teenage Road-E-O in Marion in June and a junior senior prom planned for Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Town Country Plymouth
Geb Chevrolet
Perdock Olds-Cadillac
Willits
Highway Patrol
Jaycees
Jim Richart
Miss Heither Plans June Wedding in Columbus
Miss Heither, a Columbus Community High School senior, works part time at Restopia. A June wedding is being planned.
Clergy Seminar At Coe College Cedar Rapids
Dr J F Mallory and Richard H McCleery attend a lay seminar on The Nature of the Ministry at Coe College Cedar Rapids Friday to Sunday representing Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church. Mr and Mrs Henry Carris and family depart Rutland Vermont after a week with J C Carris and William Glassburner relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Mallory
Richard H. McCleery
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Marion Avenue
Henry Carris
Anne
Katrina
Rutland
J. C. Carris
William Glassburner
Dale Connellys Host Fellowship Group Meeting
Twenty seven members of the First Presbyterian Adult Fellowship met at the Dale Connelly home for a pot luck supper. Rev. Harold DeVries led devotions and Mrs. Raymond Glover presented a mental health program. Dr. Calvin Larsen presided. Mr and Mrs Dick Dare were named camp chairs for the Lake Darling family event planned for June 9 and 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Adult Fellowship
Dale Connelly
Harold DeVries
Raymond Glover
Calvin Larsen
Dick Dare
Lake Darling
On The Record Yesterday and Today Notices
On The Record Yesterday Mr and Mrs Arnold Smith Columbus Junction welcomed a son and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Tinnes Keota welcomed a daughter Dismissed Today Mrs Dennis Stalder and her son Washington were discharged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crooks
Columbus Junction
Cheryl Ann Heither
Lary Leon Lee
Cecil Lee
Columbus City
Arnold Smith
LeRoy Tinnes
Keota
Dennis Stalder
Police Fail to Find New Clues to Slaying
Des Moines police assigned 17 men fulltime to solve the rape slaying of a 25 year old secretary but report no tangible clues or leads. A scanty description mentions a stocky man seen jumping from the dead girl's apartment window and fleeing down an alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPS
Markets Chicago Livestock Summary From Hogs and Cattle Prices
UPI reports Chicago markets showing hogs at 4000 head with gains to 25 higher, over 450 lb up 25, No 1-2 190-220 lb 16.25-16.50, mixed No 1-3 189-230 lb 15.75-16.25. Cattle and calves scarce with few tested prices. cows steady to strong and select 1050 lb steers at 23.50 while good heifers bring 23.00-24.59. Sheep 100 head, market not tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Grain futures end varied as markets close mixed
UPI reports grain quotes with Chicago range data for May July and September positions in wheat corn oats rye and soybeans. Highlights show price movements with several futures up and off signals across months and grain types reflecting a fluctuating market.
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Paul Horak
Tom Engish
Lucile Forgey
Don Boyer
Clinton Hensel
William Sitler
Phil Kneen
Norman Schoonover
Wilson Putman
Roger Sherman
Richard Bordwell
John Butler
Milford Knutson
N. E. Hansen
Paul Ryan
William Dupuis
Stephen Viggers
Ralph Kleese
Harvey Davis
George Masson
Don Batterson
Lloyd Neiswanger
Lester Luckenbill
Homer Stephen
Agnes Wheelan
Phil Weldin
Fred Pfiefer
Joe Falk
William Putman
Don Paul
Jerry Foriash
William Reis
Kenneth Peters
C.C Wilson
B. F. Bostwick
Dick Ross
Delbert Soper
R. A. Baumgardner
Ira Morrison
John Phleger
Mary Lee Moore
KNEEN
North Marion
PTA
U. P
Dr. Kerr
Leslie Leonard
Richland, Wisconsin
United Presbyterian Church
Leonard
Pawnee City
Nebraska
D. W. Kenagy
Oliver Kenagy
Eldora
Dean Kenagy
Mary Hopkins
Maude Statler
Roger Reighard
R. C. Boyer
Oskaloosa
Emma Warfel
Herb Osineup
Elyse
C. H. Montgomery
Kristan
John
Playa-del-Rey
Calif
Ottumwa
Montgomery
Martha B. Darbyshire
Missouri
Table Rock Lake
Karl Kneen
Gib Mills
Bill Mills
Leon Hillman
Norm Schoonover
Howard Hazen
Warren Dare
Pryor Fenn
Earl Hiller
Charlotte
Clarence Zieglowsky
Sierra
Tena Simmering
Iowa City
T Ra
State Bank
Washington, Iowa
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mrs. Kleese
Evening Journal
Mr. Bomber
West Chester High School
State University of
Iowa
Victor Deutsch
East Pleasant Plain
Rosalyn Ann
Gary Bomber
Leonard Bomber
Deutsch
The
Pleasant Plain High School
Jefferson County Mutual Insurance
Mrs. Scott
Birch Society
Wolf's Flower Shop
Good Will
Mrs. Stumpf
Roomy Track
New York
Aqueduct Race Track
C. M. Hayes Insurance Agency
Aliber & Co
Retarded Children’s Association
Roadeo
Mr. Lee
Columbus High
Smithcraft
Dale Connellys
Edwin E. Hill
Theodore Poore
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
State Farm Homeowners Policy
West Main
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington
Iowa State Education Assn
John Harold
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