Rainbow Girls install Judy Bauer as Worthy Advisor
Judy Bauer was installed Worthy Advisor of the Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Temple in a 7:30 p.m. ceremony with many friends and relatives present. The event included a rainbow aisle, vows at the altar, songs, and mentions of other officers and family tributes. The term plans center on themes of the umbrella and fidelity, with service projects including a May 15 mothers program and a June 3 garage sale to fund activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Bauer
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Julie Nichols
Judy
Joe Bauer
Jane Bauer
Lana Kay Weeks
Charity
Julie Kennedy
Hope
Julie Pilcher
Shari Williams
Sharon Paul
Mindy Murdock
Kris Erickson
Laurel Griffin
Nature
Gail Colby
Judy Neuwirth
Fidelity
Barbara Lund
Carol Porter
Service
Linda Eash
DeMolay
Bill Williams
Perdock Court
Rainbow
Eastern Star
James Bash
Bauers
Alice Harnagel
Farmington
Grace B. Sprecker
Robert
Vicky
Gale Reif
Roy Bauer
Ralph Bauer
Claude Holmes
Dorothy LaFollett
Ottumwa
W.A. Sherry Bush, Jr
W.A
Vicky Bauer
Jane Yoder
Richard Paul
Connie Crone
John Kennedy
Richard Weeks
Club activities and charity plans from CHAPTER El TT T
Members of Chapter El TT T met with Mrs Floyd Blankenhorn and Mrs Walter Griffin for a 1 30 dessert. They discussed Founders Day with Chapter DL, approved the budget, and named Mrs Towyn Davies to lead May’s good deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Blankenhorn
Walter Griffin
M.L. Brown
Verne Landers
Towyn Davies
Landers
Iowa City
Mrs Crawford Leads Washington County Farm Bureau Meeting
Mrs Maurice Crawford county chairman led seven members in the monthly Farm Bureau Women’s Committee session at the Farm Bureau building. Plans were laid for the Milk Maid Magic contest on June 19 with co chairs Mrs John Renoux and Mrs Duane White. Garments made for Ship HOPE were packed for the Summer Conference in Iowa City June 11 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Farm Bureau
Maurice Crawford
Haydn Thomas
John Renoux
Duane White
Washington County
Hope
Iowa Farm Bureau
Crawford
St. Louis
Paul Hammen
Birthday Dinner Honors Harry Kuntz in Davenport
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker hosted a cooperative birthday dinner for Harry Kuntz, marking his 82nd birthday on May 1. A decorated cake was shared with Mrs. Baker, whose birthday also falls on May 1, and ice cream followed the afternoon gathering with family and friends from Davenport and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Baker
Harry Kuntz
Mr. Kuntz
Baker
Louis Stockman
Denny
Dean Stockman
Scott
Sky
Seth
Davenport
David Kuntz
Ronnie
Tony
Steve
Washington
Baby Shower Honors Mrs Richard Custer at Home
Mrs Richard Custer was honored at a Sunday baby shower hosted by Mrs Alvin Jones with assistance from Mrs Ed Jones. Guests included Mrs Charles Berdo Mrs Boyd Berdo Mrs Alex Lytle and Mrs Ed Custer. Games visited and gift packages with a stork decoration were displayed while refreshments were served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Custer
Alvin Jones
Ed Jones
Lester Schlatter
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Berdo
Boyd Berdo
Alex Lytle
Ed Custer
Reading Council Meets in Iowa City May 17
The Iowa City Council of International Reading Association holds its final 1971-72 meeting on Wednesday May 17 at 7 30 p m at Helen Lemme School. Dr Margaret Weiser University of Iowa will speak on The Role of the Parent in the Teaching of Reading. PTA members invited. officers for next year elected. reports from Detroit convention read. Reading Teacher of the Year Award to be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City Council of International Reading Association
Helen Lemme
Margaret Weiser
University of Iowa
PTA
International Reading Association
Detroit
Michigan
Catholic Daughters Meet to Hear Sister Gabrielle
Sister Gabrielle will speak at the Catholic Daughters meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the St. James Cafeteria. Dr. M. R. Flickinger Dr. Dan V. Allen and Dr. Jon Campbell from Washington veterinary offices attend the Veterinary Practitioners Clinic at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids. About 300 veterinarians from Iowa and nearby states are expected to attend the clinic showcasing new surgery treatment and anesthesia techniques via closed circuit television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabrielle
St. James Cafeteria
M. R. Flickinger
Dan V. Allen
Jon Campbell
Washington
Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Past Worthy High Priestess Club Meets in Detroit Report
The Past Worthy High Priestess Club met Monday evening with Mrs John Davisson and assistant hostess Mrs Marion Snodgrass. Twelve members attended. Mrs Roger Chapman reported on the Supreme Shrine in Detroit. Pinochle games crowned Mrs Cloyd Garrett high and Mrs Walter Bauer low. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Past Worthy High Priestess Club
Worthy High Priestess Club
John Davisson
Marion Snodgrass
Roger Chapman
Detroit
Cloyd Garrett
Walter Bauer
Social Calendar Keeps Busy Week With Many Meetings
A dense list shows numerous groups meeting from Tuesday to Friday across local venues including YWCA Masonic Temple and churches. Highlights include West Chester WSCS Crawfordsville CES Catholic Daughters and WWII era auxiliary events with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
WSCS
Crawfordsville
Fairgrounds
Good Will Club
Iva Simpson
Mary O’conner
Ainsworth
VFW
Flora Spivey
Hospital Admit and Birth Notices
Yesterday and today hospital entries list Mrs. Elsie Waltman and Miss Ruth Bridges among admissions, with Elmore Edmondson and William Hemmings noted for medical and surgical care, plus Mrs Ronald Redlinger. Births note a son to Mr and Mrs James Little in Grandview. Dismissals include Ralph Reinier and several Washington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Waltman
Brighton
Elmore Edmondson
Ruth Bridges
Washington
William Hemmings
Ronald Redlinger
Wellman
James Little
Grandview
Ralph Reinier
Fairfield
Ralph Graber
Francis Balk
Loren McGilvrey
Alpha Brecht
Exhibit of Thai artifacts at Middle Tennessee State University
Dr. Helen L. Smith, a Manchester native, displays artifacts and pictures of Thailand at Middle Tennessee State University. The exhibit showcases tools and scenes from subsistence agriculture. Smith taught five years at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen L. Smith
Manchester
Thailand
Middle Tennessee State University
Mother Daughter Banquet Highlights Crawfordsville Event
A Crawfordsville Mother-Daughter party at the United Church featured past Mother’s Day insights, a grandmother portrait from a child, a Hawaiian hula solo, storytelling and singing by local students, and gifts for guests. Seventy-five attendees included families and club members with floral décor and refreshments.
Fremont man fined for failing to yield
Randy Dean Cowan of Fremont was fined $10 for failure to yield the right of way. Thomas T. Laffoon of Washington paid a $12 fine for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Dean Cowan
Fremont
Thomas T. Laffoon
Washington
Washington J tows fe390 Tele lines obscure office notices
The Washington Journal Washington Iowa details its address 111 North Marion Ave Washington IA 52353 and announces staffing led by David Elder as president editor and business manager and Charles Morris as managing editor with others. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions and time periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Marion Ave
Washington
Iowa
Elder, Shannon & Co., Inc
United Press International
Inland Daily Press Assn
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Iowa Press Assn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Robert Shaffer
Leonard Llewellyn
How To Open Clogged Sewers Without Digging
How To Open CLOGGED SEWERS Without Digging. SOAMES offers a chemical solution to remove dots paper grease and other matter from floor drains. No tools needed pour in and act quickly. Packaged in cans priced around $4.30. CARSON PLUMBING & HEATING endorses SEWEREAMER by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soames
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First Baptist Church
Kathy Jones
Kevin Secrest
Joana
Jeanne Gevock
Kathy
Marlene Escher
Beth
Roberta Beenblossom
Jacque Chalupa
Lori Johnson
Debra George
Gertrude Henry
Susie Lucas
Elizabeth Parriott
Mrs. Lowry
Nellie van Horn
J.W. Helscher
Earl Pringle
Earl Loveless
Bruce Campbell
Eden Valley
Campbell
Edwin Augustine
Joe Jones
Mrs. Crawford
FBI
State Theater
Reading Council
Busy Bee Mobil
Edward J. Vosika
Ron Headley
Dick Giardino
Charles Burbach
K'Lyn Shop
South Side Square
Wolf's Flower Shop
Teesday Tops Club
Ywca Room
Cyrus Chapter
Zeredatha Council
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Noble Grand Circle
Albert Wehr
Citizens Band Radio Club
Rebekah Club
IOOF
Eastern Star Masonic Home
Boone
G.W. Manussier
Friendship Club
Mark Campbell
Plant
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Glenn Knupp
Rural Women’s Club
Duane Redlinger
Walnut Women’s Club
Melvin Schnicker
Christian Cwf
Martha Group
LuElla Beenblossom
Priscilla Group
Jeannette Grove
Women of Moose
ISU
Reformed Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society
Don Wilson
Howard Hazen
Grant Humston
Clifford Freel
Clark Bauer
Brighton Ces
John Vaughn
Walter Westen
M&m
Distributors & Importers
Nat'l. Bank
Marian Waters
Wayne Davis
Vernon Fletcher
Unitedian Church
Davis
Fletcher
Eva de Mello
Wayland
Hawaii
Vickie Graber
Don Brown
Vickie
Vicki Slater
Edwina Neil
Barbara Reschly
Melinda Moore
Susie Swartzendruber
Judy Hulme
Laura Blosser
Edwina
Vicki
Laura
Mary Lou Jewell
Roy Montague
Edward Neil
Swedesburg
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Olds
Floyd Reschly
LaVerne Blesser
Dwight Graber
Flo Clark
Lyle Lowe
Lee Biesle
Don Fabian
North Liberty
Gene Alvine
Harlan
Denise
Shari Jo Alvine
Ray van Engen
Merie Twinam
Charles Cannon
Bob Henderson
John White
White Cloud Club
Hospital School For
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
King
Pleasant View
Mildred Sands
Pauline Richardson
Wanda Schultz
Roll Davis
Tavares
Fla
Wayne Whitham
Orlando
Disney World
Des Moines
Junior Fritz
Max Mitchell
J.W. Evans
Cassie Fletcher
Glen Fletcher
Mercy Hospital
Washington J . Washington
Osincup's
Polaroid
The
Fresh Idea Company
Osincup Drug Store
Walgreen Agency
West Side Square
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