Washington County nurses meet. speaker on emotional crisis
Eighty five members and guests gathered at First Presbyterian Church for the Washington County Registered Nurses Association meeting. Dr. William Moeller of Iowa City spoke on emotional crisis. retiring officers were honored. refreshments served by a volunteer team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Registered Nurses Association
First Presbyterian Church
William Moeller
Iowa City
The
Nurses Association
Max Lee
Roger Stout
Carl Yoder
Eileen Jeffrey
N. E. Hansen
Victor Masson
Duane Redlinger
Myron Krot
Youth Club Picnic Closes Marion Avenue Church Season
The Youth Club of Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church and teachers held a Wednesday evening picnic at Sockum Ridge Park. Children explored and hunted wildflowers then shared a picnic supper before heading home. Mrs Francis McConnell led the winter season. The group met weekly for music Bible and handcraft classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Sockum Ridge Park
Francis McConnell
What happened to Mother's Day in history
Family Circle May issue notes the shift from a traditional image of mothers to a broader eligibility. Originating from Anna Jarvis campaign, the national day was established in 1914 by Congress. Over time, the definition expanded to include daughters and granddaughters, sparking amused commentary on changing norms and political sidesteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Circle Magazine
Anna M. Jarvis
Philadelphia
Local Charity Bazaar Lists Books and Misc Goods
Book matches noticed politicians, key chains, pens and pencils, hot pad holders, emery boards, first aid kits, pocket calendars, billfolds, bumper stickers among hundreds of items. Proceeds support community programs and charitable causes at the sale venue.
Local Professional Directory Listings
A condensed reader list shows numerous professionals including attorneys Louis J. Kehoe Jeffry Building phone 653-3991 Robert Day Bates Abstract Dept 204 West Main phone 653-2147 Morrison Morrison and Lloyd 211 W. Washington St 653-2924 John C. Owen attorney 119% West Washington phone 653-2874 Stewart Shearer 225 West Main abstract dept phone 653-2159 Chiropractor Dr M L Tweeton 108 No Marion closed Wednesday phone 653-2351 Dr P L Etter osteopathic physician phone 553-3303 John W Lemmon O D eyes exams glasses fittings and children visual training 527 South Iowa across from Christian Tabernacle phone 653-2987
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
John W. Lemmon
South Iowa
Christian Tabernacle
Weekend Social Calendar Items From Local Groups
Friday events include Past Matrons Club at 6 30 p m at the Masonic Temple with a potluck, Rebekah Lodge at 8 p m at IOOF Hall, Lodge No 26 also at 8 p m at the Masonic Temple, and a men s stag buffet 7 30 8 p m at the Country Club reservations by Thursday noon. Saturday features Fortnightly Club board meeting at 1 15 p m with dessert at Captain s Table and note old and new officers will attend. Sunday offers a Mothers Day Buffet 12 30 1 30 p m at the Country Club reservations by Saturday noon. Monday includes Wash Away Tops at 6 30 p m potluck YW rooms bring own table service, Golden Age Club 10 am YW rooms sack lunch, TTT Chapter DL 8 p m Mrs William Matson, TTT Chapter EI 1 pm luncheon with Mrs Robert Hammer, Bible I 2 p m Mrs Carl Jarrard and Evening Literature postponed to Tuesday May 10.
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Masonic Temple
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Marion Ave
First Presbyterian Upw
Golden Age Club
William Matson
Robert Hammer
Carl Jarrard
Riverside Lake Forest wedding unites Briesch and OConner
Ellen J Briesch and William J OConner married at St Marys Church in Lake Forest Ill the ceremony led by Rev Willard F Jabusch. Bride wore silk organza gown with embroidered organza petals and daisy wreath veil. reception followed at her parents home. They plan to reside in Chicago after a Bahamas honeymoon. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Edmund J Briesch and the groom is son of Mrs Kathryn OConner and the late William B OConner. The couple will live at 70 E Scott St Chicago.
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Riverside
Ellen J. Briesch
Edmund J. Briesch
Lake Forest
Ill
William J. O'Conner
Chicago
Kathryn O'Conner
William B. O'Conner
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Willard F. Jabusch
St. Mary of the Lake Seminary
Peter E. Briesch
J. Daniel Smith
Evanston
LeRoy O'Conner
John J. Briesch
Bahamas
E. Scott Street
Ultraviolet cleans shellfish and cholera alert
Ultraviolet light reportedly cleans clams and oysters from contaminated water within 24 hours, making them safe to eat. Cholera spreads rapidly, now in over 20 countries, with WHO noting vaccines offer limited protection. Glue sniffing can cause permanent brain damage, as doctors report a patient who sniffed glue daily. Family physicians remain essential with broad training, while LSD is discussed by the New York County Medical Society.
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Public Health Service
World Health Organization
Philippine Islands
Indonesia
Robert I. Hood
WHO
California
John W. Knox
James R. Nelson
Department of Medicine
University of Kentucky
Edmund D. Pellegrino
New York County Medical Society
Drug danger and birth anomalies report in 1965 data
Medical society spokesmen warn that a dangerous drug with hallucinations risk is deadlier than heroin and call for severe penalties for illegal manufacture or sale. The year 1965 saw 107000 U.S. deaths from accidents, with about 49000 from motor vehicles. A 23 year old California woman delivered a daughter and a son 29 days apart, and doctors say she has a double uterus, with the babies not twins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Society
California
Sunshine Community Club Holds Mothers Day Luncheon
The Sunshine Community Club met Wednesday at 12:30 with Mrs. Dale Richards hosting a salad luncheon. Twelve members, eight guests, and eight children attended while Mrs. Lyle Wilcox led the program with poems and a history of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Community Club
Dale Richards
Lyle Wilcox
Leslie Beenblossom
Richards
Wilcox
Athlete's Foot Treatment Ad Claims Quick Relief
An ad promotes quick drying treatment claiming itch and burning ease within minutes and skin shedding in 3 to 5 days. It promises healthy skin replacing affected areas and a 48 cent money back guarantee within an hour at drug counters and stores.
Handcraft II Notices and Harmony Club Meeting Summary
Handcraft II met with Mrs Henry Rees Tuesday for a cooperative luncheon with fifteen members and two guests Mrs Ruth Anderson and Mrs Lewis Goodlander present. Mrs D O Butler read a poem What Do We Live For and Mrs Rees displayed several of her paintings. Harmony Club dessert was served at 1:30 to nine members as they met in regular session. Mrs Cloyce Stewart and Mrs Richard Bordwell read spring poems. gardening tips were given. A plant and bulb exchange occurred and plans were made for a family ice cream social in Sunset Park the first Wednesday in June.
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Betty Zehr
Elliott McKinstry
Max Waterhouse
Cancer Fund
Eugene Engel
Merry Mixer Club
Ted Kiesey
Mabel Griffith
Handcraft
Handcraft II
Henry Rees
Ruth Anderson
Lewis Goodlander
D. O. Butler
Harmony Club
Cloyce Stewart
Stewart
Richard Bordwell
Sunset Park
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Mike Orris
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Seattle
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Clyde Thompson
Lloyd Beenblossom
Marcia Robertson
Ethel Dayton
Evelyn Lukovsky
Des Moines
Jeanne Stalder
Carolyn Jones
C.L.M
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Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
M. L. Tweeton
Marion
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic Physician Journal
Optometrists
L. B. Eicher
South
Iowa
Country Club
Ellen Briesch
William O'Conner
Academy of the Sacred Heart At
University of Denver
O’conner
Iowa State University
Ames
University of Iowa
Walter H. Kemp
Skip Renoux
Marshall Furniture
Sunshine Community
Ivan Hahn
Ayerences Ward
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