Monday and Wednesday Night Leagues Banquets At Country Club
The Melody Strikers led a Monday banquet with new officers elected for the league including President Mrs Charles Crull and Vice President Mrs Carl Dallmeyer. Tweeten's Real Estate led as first half champions as Dillon's Rockettes won the second half and the roll off. The Lane Leaders League held a banquet with 39 members. new president Mrs Merritt Canady and officers were announced. Roe's Heating Company was named season winners amid decorative minature paper bowling pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melody Strikers
George Birney
Charles Crull
Carl Dallmeyer
Frank Burlingame
Ivan Greene
Tweeten
VFW
Tweetens
Dillon
Rockettes
Lane Leaders League
Merritt Canady
Lou Clarahan
Howard Curl
G.F. Moothart
Myron Burroughs
Don Mitchell
Duncans
Ted
Ain
Church Circle Activities And Club Meetings Noted
Mrs. Jack Nelson hosted Circle X of the Methodist Church with nine members and special guest Mrs. Lloyd Latta. The Past Noble Grand Circle met at Mrs. Ellis Bash's home with 14 members. Bunco high score went to Elwyn Gardner and door prize to Mrs. Reinert. St. Rita's Circle coffee discussed church plate sales and wedding gift plates. Just Us Club hosted by Mrs. L L Loveless with 15 members and two guests. bingo and clever clipping roll call noted. next meeting in June with Mrs. George Jarrard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Nelson
Circle X
The
Methodist Church
Lloyd Latta
Keith Birdson
Max Smith
George Peisen
Ed Jarrard
Noble Grand Circle
Ellis Bash
Gus Reinert
Nellie Bishop
Myrtle Morgan
Elwyn Gardner
Reinert
Richard Ross
St. Rita’s Circle
Don Libe
Robert Scranton
Loren Moore
Edwin Lukavsky
James Altenhofen
Mother's Day Gatherings Highlight Wayland Area
Families of Mrs. Jennie Lauderman and Mrs. Fred Spangler shared Mother's Day at the Wayland Cafe and visited the Leslie Been blossom home. Attendees included the Lauderman and Beenblossom families, the Spangler and Coffin households, and others. Dr. Vernon Elgin has been in Des Moines since Tuesday for General Assembly sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Lauderman
Fred Spangler
Wayland Cafe
Leslie Beenblossom
Wilmer Lauderman
William Beenblossom
Wilma Jean
Chester Spangler
Ronnie
Hervey Coffin
Lauderman
Spangler
Marion Avenue United
History of Alma Hearne Holland Mission Group Meeting
The Alma Hearne Holland Mission Group met at the Methodist Church for a cooperative supper. Fifteen members and four guests attended as the group disbanded after tonight’s final meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Alma Hearne Holland
Methodist Church
Edna Smith
Ruth Gray
Edna Mercer
Opal Dutro
May Jones
Rhea Hoover
Rayfeldt
Dutro
Miss Jones
Mrs. Hoover
Marguurite Hering
Ruth Bell
Jessie Klein
Rhua Henrick
Social Calendar for OFS Tri Chapter Meeting Series
A sequence of club and circle events around Brighton and Richland with potlucks and meetings at the Masonic Temple St James Circle and other venues. Includes St Joseph Circle St Anthony's Circle PEO Bethlehem Commandery Rebekah Lodge Rainbow Girls and local church groups with times from 1:30 pm to 8:00 pm and notes on dish to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OFS
Brighton and Richland
Masonic Temple
C.G. Picken
St. Anthony's Circle
Robert Marie
Norma Whitham
St. James Circle
Phil Leyden
St. Joseph's Circle
George Fora
First Presbyterian
Harry Turner
Jethlehem Commandery
Rebekah Lodge
Garden I
Don Applegate
Rainbow Girls
Paul Stinger Speaks on Beer Moderation at Kiwanis
Paul Stinger of Des Moines spoke to the Kiwanis Club during their lunch meeting. As a representative of the United States Brewers Association he outlined the association objectives and defended beer and ale as drinks of moderation with a historic role in American life. He referenced mild fatigue relief and fellowship and presented a film on modern brewing methods. Guests included Darryl Helkhart of Mt. Pleasant and Leo Hoover from Marengo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stinger
Des Moines
United States Brewers Association
Kiwanis Club
Stinger
Iowa House Reconsiders 3 Percent Flat Tax Plan
The Iowa House, in an abbreviated session, voted 73 to 24 to reconsider its adoption of a 3 percent flat income tax with a withholding system favored by Gov. Harold Hughes. GOP leaders said they would press ahead at a lengthy caucus to strategize against the Senate tax-appropriations bill amid a day of parliamentary confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Harold E. Hughes
House
GOP
John Mowry
Marshalltown
Senate
Hughes
Leroy Petersen
Ways and Means
Elmer Vermeer
R-Pella
Petersen
Dighton Pythian Sisters Host Annual Mothers Day Tea
Brighton May 13 the Pythian Sisters held their annual Mothers Day tea at the K P Hall with a large turnout. The program featured welcomes readings songs skits and prize awards for honored mothers followed by tea and social hour. A second Willing Workers Club tea at the K P Hall also drew a good crowd with a similar program and tea service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dighton Pythian Sisters
Brighton
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Laton Schooley
Nellie Hagans
Nellie Kyle
Howard Shaffer
Anneta Reighard
Hazel Wikoff
Allen Lauderdale
Kas Custer
Doyle Paul
Hazel Wikoffs
Warns Presbyterians Of Discrimination
Des Moines UPI reports Dr. Marshal L. Scott, retiring moderator of the United Presbyterian General Assembly, argues racial bias is strongest in all white suburban communities around cities rather than the South or inner cities. He warns continued segregation will worsen national tensions and threaten constitutional and religious foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Alabama
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Marshal L. Scott
Chicago
America
South
Scott
175Th United Presbyterian General Assembly
Funeral rites for Mrs Verone Linnenkamp held at St James
Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at 9 39 a m in St James Cenolie Church with Rev James E Grubb presiding. The deace was buried in St Elizabeth's Cemetery at Harper with Leander Berg Wilfrid Wittetoe Ray Schmid Ralph Peiffer Clem Adams and Alphonse Peiffer present.
State audit checks Washington County Welfare finances
State representative F. E. Quinn completed an examination of Washington County Department of Social Welfare from June 3, 1958, to November 7, 1962. Total benefits paid 1 318 743.38 with 73 503.22 county share. reimbursements 52 473.00. Funds disposition deemed correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.E. Quinn
State Department of Social Welfare
Washington County Department of Social Welfare
Federal Security Administration
Washington County
Department of Social Welfare
Washington County Department
Medical and birth notices from Washington area
On The Record Admitted Yesterday: Thomas Berdo Washington medical Mrs. James Blodgett Morning Sun surgical Alicia May Columbus Junction surgical. Births Yesterday Mr and Mrs James Coon Columbus Junction a son. Dismissed Today Laurence Kafka Ainsworth Daryl Owens Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Berdo
Washington
James Blodgett
Morning Sun
Surgical
Alicia May
Columbus Junction
James Coon
Laurence Kafka
Ainsworth
Daryl Owens
Abby column snippets and a Cedar Falls student notice
Dear Abby columns cover marriage, diabetes risk, dinner misunderstandings, and personal advice. A Cedar Falls student, Merwin Swanson, is named Lead resident at Hemstead House, excels in honors, and plans to teach history after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Merwin Swanson
Marion Swanson
Washington
Hemstead House
State College of Town
Cedar Falls
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Also Mentioned on This Page
LI. L
Methodist Circle
D.O. Butler
Pearl Parcell
Emma Campbell
Mrs
Hazel Harding
Pearl Edwards
Blanche Harvey
John Caldwell
Manford Wilcox
George Jarrard
John Myers
E.E. Stutsman
Don Stutsman
San Diego
Calif
Goshen
Ind
Art Swift
Swift
Helen Foster
Bob Foster
Jeffrey
Bill Foster
Matthew
Beth Ann
Wolf's Flower Shop
Wayne E. Schichtl
State Farm Life Insurance Company
Ome
Bloomington
Illinois
Legion Hall
Kenny Wanat
Kiwanis
Olympia
Brown Finance
Grace Hill
Jea
Clyde Dawson
Richard Hayes
Tommy Dawson
Charles Eyestone
Junior Jaspering
C.J. Picken
Fred Chalupa
Evestone
Ed Chalupa
Max Waterhouse
Picken
David Miksch
Eugene Engle
Keith McClelland
Mary Engle
Joyce McClelland
Regina Haves
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day & Bates Attorneys
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
George F. Morrison
Gifford Morrison
Ira Morrison
Marion Ave
John C. Owen
West
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Dale E. Garrell
Journal Building
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrists
John W. Lemmon
O. D
Logan Jewelry
R. Q. Eastland
Journal
Evening Journal
Towa
Gevock
Jear
Abigail van Buren
Beverly Hills
Merwin
Popular
Remington, Norelco
Sunbeam
Ologan
Ewe Bry
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