Social Calendar Weekend club events and gatherings
A weekend list of social activities across groups including Rainbow Girls at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. installations at Masonic Temple and Log Cabin Sunset Park. S E Iowa Square and Round Dance Association 2 to 5 p.m. at Burlington Memorial Auditorium. Monday listings feature Daughters of the Nile in Bucharest and various garden, sewing, and Phi societies. Tuesday through Wednesday include Creative Living, TOPS Club, YW rooms events, IOOF, VFW Auxiliary, UPW Circles, UMW groups, Fortnightly Public Affairs luncheon, and Sunshine Community Club activities with reminders of attire and locations.
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Daughters of the Nile
Bucharest
Doris Pietsch
Iowa City
Queen
Garden
Robert Sheperd
Ira Morrison
Beta Sigma Phi
Lynda Harter
John Butler
Tops Club
Ioof Lodge
IOOF
Mothers Club
Applied Arts
Keith Stewart
VFW
VFW Hall
Potluck
Fairgrounds
Creative Living I
UPW
Betty Colby
Karen Kleese
UMW
Halcyon House
Winifred Crandall
VMW
Donna Koehler
E.N. Foster
Don Maxwell
Maynard Goff
Sunshine Community Club
Ed Koehler
Engagement Planned For Debbie Todd And Ed Fritz
Washington announces the July wedding plan for Debbie Todd daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Todd and Ed Fritz son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Fritz of Pleasant Plain. Debbie a 1977 Washington High School graduate Ed a 1973 Fairfield High School grad employed by Nesbitt in Mt Pleasant. A July wedding is planned. The Southeast Iowa Square and Round Dance Association hosts a free dance May 15 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Burlington Memorial Auditorium with national caller Vaughn Parrish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Todd
Washington
Debbie
Ed Fritz
Clifford Fritz
Pleasant Plain
Miss Todd
Washington High School
Fairfield High School
Nesbitt
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa Square and Round Dance Association
Burlington Memorial Auditorium
Burlington
Vaughn Parrish
Washington DAR presents 1840s walnut washstand at Old Capitol
Five Washington Chapter DAR members attended the Old Capitol presentation in Iowa City on Tuesday. Mrs. H B Wallace state regent presented the antique washstand to the Iowa Society, accepted by Mrs. Virgil Hancer, with Mrs. Stephen Wiggers presiding. Fifty women toured the building and toured the Governor's Room after a luncheon at Carousel Restaurant. Attendees from Washington included Mrs. Blair Haymes and Mrs. Cornelia Schranger among others.
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Washington
DAR
Old Capitol
Iowa Society
H.B. Wallace
Des Moines
Virgil Hancer
Govenor
Margaret Keyes
University of Iowa
Stephen Wiggers
Blair Haymes
Regent of
Iowa City
Wiggers
Haymes
Cornelia Schranger
Robert Kurtz
E. E. Ward
Local Admissions and Dismissals Shaped by Hospitals
Yesterday admitted Mrs Wilford Detrick of Columbus Junction for medical care and Marvin Widmer of Mr Pleasant for surgical needs, with Harry Steward of Burlington also admitted. Today admits include Verne Landers of Washington for medical treatment. Dismissed today are Mrs Stanley Fuhr and her son from Ainsworth, Mrs Larry Huber and son from Keota, Mrs Richard Peterson and son from Columbus Junction, Mrs Marlin Miller and son from Riverside, and Mrs Paul Scranton from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Detrick
Columbus Junction
Marvin Widmer
Mr. Pleasant
Harry Steward
Burlington
Verne Landers
Washington
Stanley Fuhr
Ainsworth
Larry Huber
Keota
Richard Peterson
Marlin Miller
Riverside
Paul Scranton
Local News Highlights and Birth Announcement
Mrs Clyde Knight returns home from Mercy Hospital after back surgery and will recuperate at home. Mr and Mrs Jerry Hawkins announce the birth of Brent Robert Hawkins on May 11 1977 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City weighing 8 lbs 6 oz. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Kloppfer Riverside and paternal grandfather Mrs Ernest Greene Washington and the late Laird Hawkins. Mr and Mrs Nels Westermark attend the Big I State convention at the Hilton Inn Des Moines. Barbara Beenblossom performed in a piano recital by Mrs Homer Lowry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Knight
Mercy Hospital
Jerry Hawkins
Ainsworth
Brent Robert
Iowa City
Robert Kloppfer
Riverside
Ernest Greene
Washington
Laird Hawkins
Nels Westermark
Westermark Agency
Hilton Inn
Des Moines
Barbara Beenblossom
Homer Lowry
What Cheer Opera House Presents Al Pierson Orchestra
The What Cheer Opera House hosts Al Pierson and His Orchestra on Tuesday June 7 at 8 pm. Admission costs 6.50 or 5.50 dollars with tax included. All seats are reserved and tickets are sold at Ruthanne's or Box 324 What Cheer Iowa. Profits support the Opera House restoration program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
What Cheer Opera House
al Pierson
Ruthanne’s
Main Street
What Cheer
Box 324
Iowa
What Cheer Opera House, Inc
Opera House
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