First Presbyterian Women Association Meets at Church
The United Presbyterian Women Association gathered at First Presbyterian Church Friday afternoon. Mrs. Russell Bannister introduced the program on The Church Ecumenical Its Oneness Its Mission and Its Ministries. Mrs. John Lemmon spoke on Oneness and unity among churches emphasizing the inclusive concept and essential oneness with God. Mrs. Harold Johnson presented Mission focusing on a shrinking world and the missionary movement in transition. Vernon Witting spoke on Ministries urging steadfast commitment to Christ and ongoing church work. Mrs. William Glassburner led devotions and prayer calendar. plans for summer Bible school and sewing projects were reviewed. Mizpah benediction closed the meeting with hostesses from Circle II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Women Association
First Presbyterian Church
Russell Bannister
John Lemmon
God
Harold Johnson
William Glassburner
Calvin Wolf
Camp Fire Girls Cookie Sale Success Reported
Camp Fire Girls posted a successful last week cookie sale. Stewart sixth grade member Nancy Bakehouse sold 100 boxes. The Wi-ka-ma Chicks and Busy Blue Birds groups organized by Mrs Paul Shearer and Mrs William Zickefoose held meetings and guided the girls in making May baskets.
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Camp Fire
Nancy Bakehouse
Stewart
Busy Blue Birds
Paul Shearer
Pam Nicholson
Bonnie Zickefoose
William Zickefoose
Cubs Earn Wolf Achievements at Den IL Meeting
Eight Cub Scouts of Den IL met after school with Mrs. Richard Higgins. Roger Miller led the pledge and Patrick Higgins conducted the Living Circle. Alan Bergstrom served treats as the boys earned Wolf achievements including stories by Steve Custer Ralph Miller Alan Bergstrom and Mike Roe. Doug Higgins presented a skit using two puppets. The Cubs practiced circus acts for the Scout exposition. Dues are due at the next meeting.
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den IL
Richard Higgins
Roger Miller
Patrick Higgins
Alan Bergstrom
Steve Custer
Ralph Miller
Mike Roe
Doug Higgins
Ozzie and
Rick
Letter Club members dine before junior senior prom
Members of the high school Letter Club will dine at the Captain's Table this evening before attending the junior senior prom at the high school.
Plans Set for Annual Y Mother-Daughter Program
Plans are completed for the annual Mother-Daughter program at the YWCA on Friday evening May 10. Mrs. Herb Osincup says an interesting program is planned for this city event with no admission or reservations. Churches are arranging cooperative dinners before the general program which begins at 8 o'clock. Other committee members include Mrs. Claire Keating Mrs. Gifford Morrison Mrs. Robert L. Robertson Mrs. Gerald Ridley and Mrs. William Stewart.
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Herb Osincup
Ywca Council
Claire Keating
Gifford Morrison
Robert L. Roberton
Gerald Ridley
William Stewart
Washington Social Calendar Notes And Meetings
Notices list numerous clubs and events with times and venues across Washington, including Legion Hall, Masonic Temple, Farm Bureau building, YWCA, and various church and school activities. Readers are urged to submit by 10 a.m. for the first publication, with three days advance printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Harold Kermeen
Halcyon Notes on Shoes and Sinus Care
A collage of health notes discusses ill fitting shoes and fashion driven foot problems, sinus health and sinusitis, slipped discs, and workplace health benefits. It lists names and visits, mentions Dr. and hospital topics, and records social visits and a honeymoon slide show.
May 4 marriage licenses and notices in court house
Mrs. Joe Bauer and daughters delivered May 4 baskets to Blanche Foster. Two couples and Stella Palmer received marriage licenses in the clerk’s office. Phillip K. Downs and Genevieve Cook of Wapello also issued licenses along with Merle Edward Pacha of Brighton and Mary Ann Green of Washington DeLong. Afternoon meetings include Mrs. Charles Mayer West Chester WSCS at 2 pm and West Chester Pythian hall events. Crawfordsville OES at 8 pm at the Masonic Temple. Ladies Day at 12:30 pm with golf and bridge reservations requested. Sisters 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bauer
Vicky
Judy
Jane
Blanche Foster
Stella Palmer
Rose Reid
Court House
Phillip K. Downs
Genevieve Cook
Wapello
Merle Edward Pacha
Brighton
Mary Ann Green
Washington
Local Legion Bowlers Enter State Tournament in Algona
Several local Legionaires plan to attend the State Legion Bowling Tournament at Algona this weekend with events in singles doubles and a team match Saturday afternoon. Participants include Tom Tanner Bill Patterson Harold Wolf Bob Roe Bill Steele Jack Weik Bert Powers Veryl Mitchell and M. L. Whittaker. Mrs George C Stewart arrived Friday from University Hospitals Iowa City for treatment.
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Algona
Tom Tanner
Bill Paterson
Harold Wolf
Bob Roe
Bill Steele
Jack Weik
Bert Powers
Veryl Mitchell
M. L. Whittaker
Past Matrons Club Dinner and Picnic Plans
Mrs. Paul Snakenberg Mrs. William Sheetz and Mrs. Merle Turnupseed hosted the Past Matrons and guests at a dinner Friday evening at the Masonic Temple. A business meeting led by Mrs. Roy Bauer arranged an upcoming picnic in the park and a brief Mothers Day program was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Snakenberg
Wiliam Sheetz
Merle Turnupseed
Masonic Temple
Roy Bauer
Social Roundup in Rome and Nearby Thurssday
Mrs J C Holbert toured Rome Thursday. Miss Anna Dawson and Mrs Mayme Squire called on friends Thursday. Miss Levis and Miss Mercer called Thursday on Stella Palmer. Mrs A W Hinderman took Mrs Atmore and Mrs Bailey and Mrs Dalen to the Fortnightly luncheon Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Holbert
Rome
Anna Dawson
Mayme Squire
Miss Levis
Miss Mercer
Stella Palmer
A.W. Hinderman
Atmore
Bailey
Mrs. Dalen
No Chinese Flag Atop Mt Everest
The American Everest expedition reported that the two climbers reaching the summit found no evidence that a Chinese team had scaled Everest before them. Red China had claimed a 1960 northern ascent with a flag and Mao bust, but no photos or credible proof appeared. The two climbers were an American and a Sherpa guide, with another team attempting the west route. The expedition also aims to conquer Lhotse and Nuptse.
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Katmandu
Nepal
UPI
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
China
Mao
Everest
U.S
Lhotse
Nuptse
Senate restores postal funds to preserve Saturday mail
Senate Appropriations Committee restored 50 million of 69.8 million requested for the Post Office for the new fiscal year. If approved, Saturday deliveries and other services may continue. House cuts prompted hiring bans through June and staff shortages threaten deliveries to new buildings until occupancy rises.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Post Office
Congress
Senate
House-Senate
Appropriations Committee
Post Office Department
Department
VEW Junior Unit Seventeen Members Meet for VFW Auxiliary
Sixteen members of the VFW Auxiliary Junior Unit met at the hall for a Friday evening business meeting. Mrs. Francis Reed led the session with parent guests present. Helen Sheetz installed officers and Cynthia Booth became a new member. The group discussed the Memorial Day parade and the upcoming Junior Unit convention in Newton in June. Refreshments were served by Anita Weeks Susan West Vicki Miles Barbara Reed assisted by Mrs. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VEW
VFW
Francis Reed
Helen Sheetz
Ollie
Department
Cynthia Booth
Newton
Anita Weeks
Susan West
Vicki Miles
Barbara Reed
Mrs. Miller
Koslov Stricken as Khrushchev Succession Uncertain
MOSCOW UPI A brain hemorrhage left Frol Kozlov partially paralyzed and likely out of the race to succeed Khrushchev as Russia’s premier. Kozlov, 51, was absent from May Day events and remains hospitalized in Moscow with a recovery potential of up to six months. Diplomatic sources say the field to succeed Khrushchev is wide open, with no clear favorite among the eight party secretaries.
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Moscow
UPI
Frol Kozlov
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Central Committee
Khrushchev
Kozlov
Red Square
W. Averell Harriman
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Mikhail Suslov
Mindszenty May Leave Hungary Soon
Vatican sources say Josef Cardinal Mindszenty, 71, prisoner of Freedom Square in Budapest since 1956, may depart Hungary by month’s end. He has lived in the U.S. legation behind locked doors. departure expected to be inconspicuous with a drive to Budapest to transport him out.
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Vatican City
UPI
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Vatican
U.S
Legation
Budapest
Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungarian Primate May Leave Hungary After Release
The Hungarian primate is expected to exit Hungary after his release, with no clear plan for church posts. Vatican sources say his successor will likely not be a cardinal. He found refuge at the legation in Freedom Square on Nov 4 1956, amid police siege, becoming a symbol to Hungarians and a diplomatic headache for the United States.
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Enna
Rome
Hungary
Vatican
12 Freedom Square
United States
Plot to Kill Union Leader Shocks Minneapolis
Police hunted a buyer of an assassination kit after nine local union leaders learned of a plot to kill a union chief. Police chief E Walling disclosed the plan and a tip led to a cache of dynamite sticks and fuses intended to booby trap a union boss’s car. Union leader Antonio G Felicetta, 51, had been the target of a similar conspiracy seven years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
UPL
E. 1 Walling
Elect
Rical
Walling
Antonio G. Felicetta
Teamsters Local 692
On The Record Hospital list of patients and dismissals
Yesterday in Washington William G. Thomas a medical patient Myron Surtz of Brighton a medical patient and today dismissed Mrs Jerry Smith and laughter and Mrs Clif ford Snyder both of Washington as discharged from hospital care
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William G. Thomas
Washington
Medical
Myron Surtz
Brighton
Jerry Smith
Clifford Snyder
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Camp Fire Girls
Washington, Evening Journal
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Bruce Cowden
Howard Hazen
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EBM Bridges & CO
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Wolf's Flower Shop
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7Th St
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Mt. Everest
Koslov
Mindszenty
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E. Main
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Marion Ave
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Robert Bates
West Main St
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Ira Morrison
South Marion Ave
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Edmond D. Morrison
James E. Lloyd
Washington St
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South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attornys
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Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Dale E. Garrell
D. D
Journal Building
Optometrists
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Logan Jewelry
R. Q. Eastland
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