Family Night Committees Named for Summer Events
Mrs. Gilbert Mills leads the Family Night program at the local country club with committees set for June through September. The notice lists chairmen and telephone chairmen for each date from June 7 to September 20 and invites additions. Also includes wedding plans for Rebecca Sue Canfield and Harold Lewis Kerr with details of locations, education, and Navy post after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Mills
Mills
Clarence Logan
M. L. Brown
Gene Stephens
Don Rabenold
M. J. Cruise
Charles Snyder
John Phleger
John Baldrige
Ed Sorrell
Bill Sitler
Bill Wilson
Orin Johnson
Phil Kneen
al Baldrige
Jay Sellers
Lee Holland
Elon Christner
M. L
Rebecca Sue
Canfield
Harold Lewis Kerr
Vivienne Canfield
East State Street
Rockford
Harold
Washington
First Methodist Church
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan College
Becky
Butch
Zeta Tau Alpha
Phi Delta Theta
South Marion
Newport
Ril
Kerr
United States
Wives Plan County Home Tour After Y Meet
Fifteen Y wives met Tuesday for swimming and sewing. Committee members served coffee and cookies. Plans for a county home tour next Tuesday were made. Members will meet at the Y at 1 30 p m and bring two dozen cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fleagle
Dick Ballard
Kelly Schlapkohl
Booster Club Meeting At Mrs Warren Escher Home
The Booster Club met at the home of Mrs Warren Escher Tuesday afternoon with guests Mrs Paul Escher and Mrs Charles Friese. Mrs Marilyn Thatcher home economist spoke and members demonstrated pattern measurement and alternation. Mrs Mike Wheelan helped serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Escher
Marilyn Thatcher
Paul Escher
Charles Friese
Mike Wheelan
Women Bowlers Elect Officers At Banquets
Women bowlers elected new officers at annual banquets this week. Lane Leaders at Country Club named Merritt Canady president and Pansy McGill vice president with Hazel Payne as secretary and Ted Morgan as treasurer. Ferne Birney led the meeting and Grace. Roe's Heating and Carsons handled banquet arrangements. Door prizes went to Alice Merriman and others. Ferne Birney also became Melody Strikers president at Captain's Table with Charles Crull as vice president and Clark Talbot as secretary treasurer. The split season was approved for next year with door prizes planned. Hayes Rockettes earned patches as league leaders. A tie for highest season average was between Mrs. John Lee and Mrs. Freda Varney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Merritt Canady
Pansy McGill
Hazel Payne
Ted Morgan
Alice Merriman
Ferne Birney
Jerry Foriash
Roe
Roe’s
Carsons
Helen Breese
Vera McCreedy
Carolyn Long
Betty Porter
Mildred Morgan
Melody Strikers
Harold Wolf
Glenn Widmer
Charles Crull
Clark Talbot
Carl Dallmeyer
Bill Steele
Hayes Rockettes
John Lee
Freda Varney
Snowball Club Hosts Lake Darling Breakfast Meeting
Mrs. Raymond Whisler hosted 11 Snowball Social Club members and two children at Lake Darling for a Wednesday morning breakfast. Guests found clues to a two course meal prepared with help from Mrs. Lloyd Enke. New president Mrs. Wayne Knupp led the meeting with an article titled Rise Above the Circumstances. Members read news items for roll call and new committees were formed for program and flower duties. Plans were set for a June 19 ice cream social with the Glenn Fubrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Whisler
Snowball
Lake Darling
Whisler
Lloyd Enke
Wayne Knupp
Earl Booth
Loren Bush
Glenn Knupp
Charles Hawkins
Glenn Fubrs
Public Invited to Rainbow Installation at Masonic Temple
The public is invited to the open installation of new officers of the Order of Rainbow for Girls on Saturday at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple Marilyn Timmins will be installed as the new worthy advisor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Marilyn Timmins
Mrs. Koehler Hosts WSCS Circle XI Meeting
Fourteen members of Methodist WSCS Circle XI attended at Mrs. Robert Koehler’s home with Mrs. Tom McSpadden as cohostess. Verne Knecht spoke on Giving Yourself, devotions were led by Wayne Schichtle on Priceless Gift of Tolerance, and Richard Higgins read the memory verse. An event for Halcyon House Team Saturday at 2 pm and a May Breakfast at the church were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Wscs Circle XI
Robert Koehler
Tom McSpadden
Verne Knecht
Wayne Schichtle
Richard Higgins
Halcyon House
Just Us Club Meets With Mrs Loveless
Mrs Loveless hosted 15 members and three guests including Mrs Manford Wilcox and Mrs Nancy Schlichter on a Wednesday. Members read essays and poems, played pencil games and bingo, and birthday greetings were shared for Mrs Murray Smylie. The next meeting moves to May 31 due to Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Loveless
Just Us Club
Manford Wilcox
Nancy Schlichter
Randy
E. H. Messer
Marion Huston
Eva Robertson
Murray Smylie
John Caldwell
Wilcox
Schlichter
Social Calendar of Club Meetings and Events
The schedule lists Thursday through Monday events: Double Deck Club at 7:30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. O R Mayo, Shirts and Skirts pot luck at Legion rooms at 7 p.m. Clarence Heightshoe's Bethlehem Commandery postponed to May 31, PEO and St Anthony Circle meetings, plus St Joseph Circle. Friday activities include Loyal Women's Class, WSCS meeting, VFW Junior Unit, UPW Circle 1, Circle II and III coffee events, Rebekah Lodge, and a postponed Bethlehem Commandery. Saturday features Word Weavers in Columbus Junction, Halcyon House Tea, Rainbow Girls open installation, and transport contact. Monday covers Rainbow Girls again, Drama cooperative supper, Garden I, Baptist Friendly Bible Class, White Shrine, and Masonic Temple cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Mayo
Legion Rooms
Bethlehem Commandery
Robert Koehler
St. Anthony Circle
Paul Ryan
St. Joseph Circle
Jim Custer
Julia Branchflower
Methodist Wscs
VFW
First Presbyterian Upw
Jerry
Circle HI
Fred Longer
M. R. Flickinger
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Bethleham Commandery
Helene Dillon
Columbus Junction
Rolland Baumgartner
Halcyon House
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Arthur Peters
C. C. Wilson
White Shrine
Winga Cafe
Sunshine Club Honors Mothers
Sunshine Community Club members and guests held a salad luncheon in honor of mothers with 28 attendees. Mrs. Leslie Beenblossom led a plant auction and poems were read by several members while Mrs. Louis Koehler led musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Community Club
Lyle Wilcox
Leslie Beenblossom
Carl Schneider
George Koehler
Schneider
Wilcox
W. C. Richards
Been
Applied Arts I Plans Breakfast Meeting
The Applied Arts I department of Fortnightly will meet for breakfast at the Captain's Table on Tuesday May 22 at 9 30 a m Members should notify Mrs Mary Lee Moore by Saturday May 19 if they plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applied Arts I
Mary Lee Moore
Livestock Market Report From Chicago Hogs Steady to Weak
Markets show hogs 7,000 head with 240 lb classes down 25 to 50 cents, No 1-2 190-225 lb around 17.00 to 17.25, 230-250 lb 15.75 to 16.50, and 259-290 lb 15.00 to 15.75. Slaughter steers and heifers steady to Wednesday’s close as lots vary, with large cows and calves scarce. Sheep: 200 head, slaughter lambs steady, spring lambs 21.00 to 22.00 for 104-110 lb, pelts 18.25 for No 2-3.
Journal Sale Date Column May sales notices for household goods
Closing out sale of household goods at 513 South Ave B May 19 starts 1 p m. E Hafferty. May 24 closing out sale 313 North 4th starts 1 p m Greenfield Tire & Supply. May 26 morning sale of household goods on Hwy 1 starts 10 a m Doug Allen. Every Friday sale at Washington Livestock Sales Co. Every Wednesday at Smylie's Livestock Market Columbus Junction Iowa. Every Monday Wayland Iowa starts 12 noon. Livestock sale hogs only every Wednesday veals sheep and cattle every Thursday Kalona Sales Barn Kalona Iowa. Livestock sale every Tuesday Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie. Sale every Tuesday Wapello Livestock Auction Inc on Highway 61 at Wapello Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ave
E. Hafferty
North 4Th
Greenfield Tire & Supply
Rose Motel
Doug Allen
Washington Livestock Sales Co
Smylie’s Livestock Market
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Wayland
Kalona Sales Barn
Kalona
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Wapello Livestock Auction, Inc
Highway
Wapello
Mrs Swift and Mrs Foster travel to Oakland for graduation
Mrs Art Swift and Mrs Helen Foster plan to leave today for Oakland Iowa to attend Roger Parham's high school graduation. Carrie Cahill of Florida visits mom in Warren for Mothers Day. Family dinner guests and birthday celebrations mark Mother's Day in the Escher and Friese households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Swift
Helen Foster
Oakland
C. W. Parham
Roger Parham
Carrie Cahill
Vero Beach
Fla
A. E
Mommy) Warner
Warren Escher
Charles Friese
Marilyvn
Connie
Willard
Walter
Terry Gent
Kevin
Johnny
Charleen
Ruth Greiner
Bernard Friese
Bernard Moeller
Larry Escher
Paul Escher
Mary Louise
Mark
Roger
Richard Embree
Brenda
Laura Mae
Poultry and dairy prices and regional church ecumenical center plan
In Chicago price notes for live poultry and cheese indicate limited trading and varied ranges. Butter and eggs show steady to unchanged quotes with several grade and weight distinctions. In St Louis eight Protestant denominations organize an ecumenical center on the Mississippi riverfront led by the Presbytery of St Louis with seven more joining and Cooperating denominations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
ST. Louis
Mississippi Riverfront
Presbytery of
United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Methodists
Episcopalians
Disciples of Christ
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Congregational Christian Churches
Wreckage Found After Air Force Lost Flight Over Mexico
Air Force T29 crash in rugged Mexican mountains leaves nine airmen presumed dead. C54 search plane locates scattered remains near San Luis Potosi about 400 miles south of the border. Mexican soldiers reach the site and report one body found with dog tags. The mission began while seeking a private missing pilot Marcus Hoyt Hooks of Donna, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlingen, Tex
UBPI
Air Force
Mexico
U.S
Mexico City
San Luis Potosi
United States Border
Air Force Base
Marcus Hoyt Hooks
Donna, Tex
Texas
Soto la Marina
Tamaulipas State
Hooks
Hospital Dismissals For Two Families Today
On the record the hospital discharged Mrs. Kenneth Petlebaum and her daughter from Washington along with Mrs. Richard Smothers and her daughter from Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Petlebaum
Washington
Richard Smothers
Keota
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Booster Club
Morrison
Dunham Morrison Law Office
John Mattes Tax Service
East Polk Street
Wolf's Flower Shop
Melody
West Side Square
Pastry Shop
Evening Journal
Mrs. Koehler
WSCS
Just
Mrs. Loveless
Sunshine Club
Louis Koehler
Applied Arts
Saboski Twins
Royal Hotel
Ebdoard
H. T. Torpey
Mgr
Renga
Excelsior Springs
Carson
Esther P. Tellier
Davis City
Juanita Kay Still
LeRoyce FE. Thomas
Robert Thomas
Eagleville
Tom Randall
McCleery Cumming Company
Mobil
Journal
Nick
Mexican Defense Ministry
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Roy Anderson
West Chester
Joan Elaine
Gary D. Putney
Virgil Putney
Burlington
Miss Anderson
West Chester High School
Advance Ross Corporation
Mr. Putney
Burlington High School
Advance Ross
E. M. Bridges & Co. “Fashion Hints
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Lemmon
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