Trusheims Host WSCS Wayland Meeting Highlights
A combined Spring Run and Cottonwood W.S.C.S. meeting was held at Rev. and Mrs. Wilbert Trusheim home with welcome remarks by Mrs. Arlis Van Sant and devotions led by Mrs. Berdene Buffington. Slides on the United Nations were shown by Mrs. Mary Boal. Numerous social visits and family gatherings are noted from local residents including the Zehrs, Neffs, Roths, Beeses, and Graders. The Faithful Followers S. S. Class met, with Dick Schlatter named Evangelism rep. Freida Freyenberger reported a Heart Fund total of 142.90 plus a 20 Memorial gift from Mrs. Forrest Garrett. Continuous social activities and visits mark a busy weekend in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Spring Run
Cottonwood W.S.C.S
Wilbert Trusheim
Arlis van Sant
Berdene Buffington
Lucille Gipple
Mary Boal
United Nations
Max McGuire
Larry Sinn
Trusheim
Leo Wagner
Ben Neff
Addie Davison
Ann Neff
Eva Burkey
Arthur Davison
Ronnie and
Wendell
Fannie Zehr
Eli Saltzman
Rock Island, Ill
Lyle Zehr
Mrs. Zehr
Dan Roth
W. H
Wellman
Freida Freyenberger
Jefferson Township Heart Fund
Forrest Garrett
S. S
Donnie Hertig
Richard Shumaker
Ronnie Roth
Dick Schlatter
Richard Slumaker
Alfred Wagler
Allen
Sigourney
Omer Boshart
Iowa TT Society
Waterloo
Allen Hertig
Linda
Gerald Dunafin
Janesville
Wisconsin
Jack Hertig
Elkhart
Indiana
Ivan Wyse
Lloyd Roth
Don
Robert Hartzler
Ralph Stuart
Dan Pfiefer
Burlington
Nellie Brooks
Doyle Pfiefer
Melvin Clark
Lisa
Elizabeth Wittmer
C. E. Shumaker
Jemima McClintic
Mary Haberman
Everett Monson
Laurence Henss
Emily Wyse
Waco display showcases student arts and crafts May 5 6
Waco schools plan an annual student display at Olds gymnasia in four industrial arts classes and home economics exhibits. Shop I to IV present wood and metal work drawings architectural projects and electrical studies. Refreshments served 7 to 9 p.m. on both nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Industrial Arts
Home Economics
Olds Gymnasium
Keith Marner
Shop IV
Mabel Huffman
Susan Perry
Rebekah Lodge Meets in Wellman On Friendship Night
Wellman April 29 The Wellman Rebekah Lodge held a Friendship meeting at the I C C F Hall. A Clarinet Trio by Bev Kinsinger Karen Russell and Nancy Mangold, state contest winners, performed. Marcia Swain spoke of six weeks in Finland with slides. A Rebekah Home collection netted 7.26. Sandwiches and coffee were served. five other lodges attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Wellman Rebekah Lodge
I.C.C.F
Bev Kinsinger
Karen Russell
Nancy Mangold
Marcia Swain
Finland
Marcia
Wellman Rotary Club
Rebekah
Playing six hearts a B. J. Becker contract defense
In a six hearts contract with South as declarer, Becker analyzes avoiding two bad finesses. He discusses ruffing a spade, then playing clubs to force East or West to reveal positions, and choosing a diamond plan over a finesse. The recommended line leads to making the contract by timing opponents' cards and cashing trumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
East
Crawford Township Farm Bureau Women Meet in Home
Crawfordsville May 3 Crawford Township Farm Bureau women met April 29 in the home of Mrs Myral Smith with ten members and five guests present. Mrs Mildred Freyenberger Vice President presided. The meeting opened with Meditations by Mrs J W Evans. Mrs Haydn Thomas gave a report of County Farm Bureau Women's Day. Reports of special chairmen followed with Mrs Gee Dave portraying a Farm Bureau poster. Mrs Wayne Williams spoke on farm and highway safety with chemicals and newspaper articles. Mrs Myral Smith reviewed material from the past year. Mrs Duane White showed handwork, Mrs Freyenberger reviewed Supreme Court facts, and Mrs Dare reported on the Laundry Conference in Washington. Social hour refreshments were served by the hostess and co-hostesses Geo Dare and Howard Anderson. Weekend visitors Mr and Mrs Eddie Owen and Mrs Al Conrad spent in Topeka visiting relatives and Melvin’s birthday observed. Mr and Mrs Don Murphy and family of Muscatine visited in Allen Conrad’s home Sunday. Mrs Harlan Nelson of Winfield visited Monday. Misses Elaine Paisley Susan Kleese and Mary Evans of Washington were Monday guests in the Lyle Paisley home for birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Crawford Township
Farm Bureau
Myral Smith
Mildred Freyenberger
J.W. Evans
Haydn Thomas
County Farm Bureau
Gee. Dave
Wayne Williams
Duane White
Freyenberger
Supreme Court
Dare
Washington
Geo. Dare
Howard Anderson
Eddie Owen
al Conrad
Dear Abby Advice From the Golf Course and Neighbors
A reader asks if golf for a husband means she can monitor him. Abby warns the plan invites trouble and jokes about trust. A second letter wants help with a neighbor who visits daily. Abby advises setting boundaries and possible employment ideas. A third asks how to tell a boy she likes him. Abby notes it’s obvious to peers and offers cautious guidance. A final note invites a reader to write for a personal reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Dora
Gary
Crawfordsville Fourth of July Event Plan Clarified
The Journal corrects an error about the Crawfordsville celebration. The program is set for July Fourth, not July 1, and details will be announced as local and state Republican leaders finalize the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Iowa
Dinner guests in Iowa City home
Mrs A J Wotjuba reports social happenings from West Chester and surrounding towns. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Ernest Van Sickle of Fairfield and Mr and Mrs Fred Coakley of West Chester. The Area WCTU met at Wellman with several members listed. Bruty Store grand opening events noted with hostesses from Washington and Keota. Sympathy sent to Mrs Willard Hole family. Community activities include church mission campaign, Women's Relief Corps meeting, Cancer films, memorials, and Memorial Day planning. References to birthdays and church history noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Ernest van Sickle
Fairfield
Fred Coakley
Marjory Daering
Iowa City
WCTU
Wellman
Union
Walter Bauer
Lloyd Bauer
Edna Kleese
Frank Kleese
Merl McDowell
Bruty
Walter Bruty
Washington
Robert Malley
Maude S Sanders
Keota
Junior Custer
Hubert Bruty
Willard Hole
Geo Maxwell
Kalona
University Hospital
Vern Dawson
A. J. Wotruba
Arthur Peters
Mt. Pleasant
J.W. Baker Women’s Relief Corps
K.P. Hall
Glen Gordon
Oville Griggs
Hall
Bowling results from Crawfordsville and Sherman-Eden meet
In Tuesday men's bowling scores Sherman-Eden led with 2349 and Moose 2319. Moothart 2591 and I H Sales 2012 plus 426. Carson 2617 and Mills 2326 plus 144. Crawfordsville 2559 and Home Town 2542 plus 21. High team series Carson 2617 Meathart 2591. Team game Home Town 954 Carson 945. Individual Mills 582 Little 568. Individual game Burroughs 254 Little 233. Evening Journal Washington Iowa May 5 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson O Nipotewek
Crawfordsville
Moose
Sherman-Eden
Moothart
Okie
I-H
Carson
Mills
Meathart
Little
Burroughs
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Trusheims
WSCS
Ezra Wittmer
John Nafziger
Ontario
Canada
Reschly
Harris Beese
C.E. Roth
Ervin Reschly
Wm. Conrad
George Story
Rebekah Lodge
Mrs. C. B. Godber
B. Jay Becker
King
Res Syndicate, Inc
BY Sakren
Crawford
Topeka
Kansas
Mrs. Owen
Mrs. Conrad
Merlin Dennises
Melvin
Don Murphy
Muscatine
Allen Conrad
Harlan Nelson
Winfield
Elaine Paisley
Susan Kleese
Mary Evans
Lyle Paisley
Mr. Paisley
Kenney
Iowa Department OF Public Safety
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Northfield
Los Angeles
Cal
Incloe
Rana Set
General Telephone
Compan
Chevrolet
Corvair
W. Washington St
A. J. Wotajuba
Max Waterhouse
Charles Harvey
A. J. Votruba
M.R. Regan
Prestonburg
Kentucky
First Baptist Church
Home Arts Club
H.W. Luers
Walter Statler
Methodist Church
Twi-Lite League
Evening Journal
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