Public health nurse leads Washington County program
Mrs. Mildred See, Washington County public health nurse since 1966, works with physicians, dentists, schools, and welfare agencies. She visits homes, clinics, and hospitals, educates families on health practices, and coordinates TB eye and dental screenings while balancing a large family and church duties. Her office is at 213 West Main Street.
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Max
Mildred) See
Washington County
Lee
Harry Suter
West Main Street
R. N
Richmond
Riverside
St. James
Washington
Oakdale
See
County Board of Supervisors
Grace Lohmann
Mildred See
Enid
Okla
Mildred Reim
Eva Wilcox
National Music Week Proclaimed by Wes Washington Mayors
Wes Washington joins nationwide mayors in recognizing National Music Week May 7 to 14. Local chair Mrs. Ira Morrison notes the observance honors music as cultural education and community joy, with Fortnightly Club Music Department sponsoring locally. Recitals by pupils of Dwaine Tschantz, J W Helsch er, and Richard Paul are listed for May 8 9 13, with daily special music from the local radio station 4:35 to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
L. C. Willits
Ira Morrison
Department of Music
Dwaine Tschantz
United Church of Christ
J. W. Helscher
Halcyon House
Richard Paul
Rebekah Lodge Hosts Meeting at IOOF Hall
Forty members of the Rebekah Lodge gathered Friday night with Mrs. Clyde Tucker in charge. Reports noted Fred Zieglowsky and Albert Wehr hospitalized and a Wellman lodge invitation for a May 11 love night. Committees for May 19 and the family social planned, with Emma Barnett leading refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
IOOF
Clyde Tucker
Noble Grand
Fred Zieglowsky
Albert Wehr
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Wellman Lodge
Rebecca Butler
Clarence Goodwin
Emma Barnett
Edith Zook
Dora Wagner
Called meeting for BPW Club Tuesday
A special meeting of the Washington Business and Professional Women's Club is set for Tuesday May 9 at 7 30 p m in the basement of the Livingston Day Meeker and Bates office Officers for the coming year will be elected delegates to state and national conventions chosen and year end reports presented All members urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Business and Professional Women’s Club
Livingston, Day, Meeker and Bates
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Noble Grand Circle
M. D. Lee
Art Guild
Democratic Women's
Don Summering
Oregon Township
B &W
Livingston
Meeker and Bates
West Chester
WSCS
West Chester Pythian
Methodist Wscs
Crawfordsville
Masonic Temple
Catholic Daughters
St James
HJ Club
Roy Carter
Edith Zook
Weekend in Ames for Weishea activities noted
Meri Jo Birney will spend the weekend in Ames attending Weishea activities, arriving Thursday and returning Sunday. Mrs. L. W. Carpenter returned Friday from a two week visit in Davenport with sister Mrs. Mabel Warner. Dale Rotzinger of Keota, hospitalized in Washington County, was moved to University Hospitals Iowa City for surgery on a broken hip expected early next week after an injury at Trier Sale Barn when a wind blown barn door struck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meri Jo Birney
Ames
Weishea
L. W. Carpenter
Davenport
Mabel Warner
Dale Rotzinger
Keota
Washington County
Children’s Hospital
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Mr. Rotzinger
Trier Sale
Shriners to visit lodge for Master Mason Degree in Pekin
Ollie Roland McCreery announces Kaaba Shrine Master Mason Degree Team from Davenport will confer the Third Degree for Justice Lodge No. 230 A F and A M at Pekin Community High School gym on Saturday at 7:00 p.m. More than forty Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, past masters and lodge officers, will attend. team formed twenty five years ago and offers free conferment by invitation of the lodge master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland McCreery
Justice Lodge
A. M
Ollie
Kaaba Shrine
Davenport
Pekin Community High School
Mystic Shrine
Grand Lodge of
Iowa
Kaaba Shrine Temple
McCreery
Record of Deeds for Local Estates and Transfers
Deeds show Goldie Groendycke Estate to Hazel H Todd east half of lot 1 block 1 Ashb s and Washington. Claude Dautremont to Fir min Waldschmidt lot C subdivision SE%4 NE section 1877. Frank M Longwell and wife to Lester H Luckenbill west half of lot 3 block 25 OP Washington.
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Goldie Groendycke
Hazel H. Todd
Ashb’s
Washington
Claude Dautremont
Firmin Waldschmidt
Frank M. Longwell
Lester H. Luckenbill
Youth Center plans May 6 post prom dance
The Youth Center board of Washington will sponsor a post prom dance for high school youth on May 6 at the Knights of Columbus hall. Adults from the Youth Center will chaperone. Uncle and the Ant Eaters will perform from 1:30 to 4:30 a.m. Admission is $1 per person. The event aims to reduce post prom travel temptations after the annual dance.
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Youth Center Board of Washington
Knights of Columbus
Washington
Youth Center Board
Uncle
Ant Eaters
Washington Social Calendar Highlighted By Dances And Club Meetings
Saturday night features Shirts and Skirts at 8:30 p.m. Square dance in Lennon Hall with Bob Gillespie of Oskaloosa calling and a snack table. Week includes Bible study, coffee sessions, YWCA activities, club luncheons, and numerous chapter meetings with donations and holiday items requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennon Hall
Bob Gillespie
Oskaloosa
Mothers and Daughters UPW Potluck at First Presbyterian Church
The Mothers and Daughters of the First Presbyterian Church UPW held a Mothers Day potluck at the church Friday evening. Over 100 attended. Mrs. Richard Colby presided with poems, Ella Gordon dedicated the missionary offering, and music included a girls choir and a piano solo by Vicki Dare. A skit titled The Evolution of an Apron featured girls with junior high music. Mrs. Irv Whitham narrated Saturday with a Teenage Daughter, presented by Mrs. Joe Martin. Closing prayer by Mrs. Clarence Dehne. Hostess Circle IV led by Mrs. Maurice Meyer, Mrs. David Gregory, and Mrs. Whit ham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Daughters
First Presbyterian Church Upw
Richard Colby
Ella Gordon
Vicki Dare
Irv Whitham
Joe Martin
Clarence Dehne
Maurice Meyer
David Gregory
Whitham
Circle IV
Tolsman to speak to CAP board hero
Robert Tolsman of Ottumwa, official from the South Iowa Manpower Center, will speak at the Washington County Community Action Planning board meeting Monday evening. The 8 p.m. session at the Robert Day home will cover his office employment programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tolsman
Ottumwa
South Iowa Manpower Center
Washington County Community Action Planning Board
Tolsman
Christmas stockings urged for girls camp by Chapter Y
Members of Chapter Y T remind to bring Christmas stockings for girls camp at Monday evening meeting hosted by Mrs Richard McCleery overdue items. Martin Davis youngest son of Donald Davis of Burlington formerly of Washington was injured on a motorcycle near Oskaloosa while traveling to Des Moines with Scott Graham. both were hurt and hospitalized in Oskaloosa and Iowa City respectively. Mrs Rose Reid and Mrs Donkins returned from Kansas City after attending the Supreme Shrine meeting. Albert Wehr, patient at Veterans Hospital Iowa City, underwent major surgery and is recovering in 5 E room 20. Mr and Mrs Russell Chor pening Angie drove their son Pvt David Merrill to Cedar Rapids for flight to Ft Lewis Washington to begin army duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wiley
YWCA
Sam de. Long
Iowa
Richard McCleery
William Matson
Robert Hammer
Daughters of Nile
EU Cha Rest Temple
Martin Davis
Donald Davis
Burlington
Washington
Oskaloosa
Young Davis
Des Moines
Scott Graham
Davis
Graham
Iowa City
Albert Wehr
Veterans Hospital
Russell Chorpening
Angie
Pvt
David Merrill
Cedar _ Rapids
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Army
Admitted and births noted in regional medical posts
Yesterday Frank Clark of Wayland and Mrs Frances Fisher of Riverside admitted for medical care. Today Leo Mullikin of Brigh ton admitted. Births recorded for Mr and Mrs Robert Joseph Fritz of Washington a son and Mr and Mrs Frank Lukovsky of Washington a son. Dismissed yesterday Dale Rotzinger of Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clark
Wayland
Frances Fisher
Riverside
Leo Mullikin
Brighton
Robert Joseph Fritz
Washington
Frank Lukovsky
Dale Rotzinger
Keota
Newspaper Masthead and staff credits
The document lists editorial and business positions including David Elder as Editor and Business Manager William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director Charles Morris News Editor Bob Shaffer Local Advertising Howard Hazen and Production Superintendent. It notes publication schedule afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th and that it is entered as second class matter under a 1879 act at Washington Iowa postal office. United Press Leased Wire and several press associations are named along with circulation audits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
Washington
Iowa
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North Marion
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