Local social notes and hospital updates from Town City
Luiza de Silva returns home after ten days at Mercy Hospital Town City. St Rita's Circle of St James Church met for breakfast with fourteen members. A morning coffee is set for June 17 in Sunset Park at 9 30 am with each attendee bringing her own table service. Ron Halvorsen has a graduate trombone recital at North Orchestra Hall Iowa City Friday at 9 30 pm with Ron Wise as accompanist. Ted Crone is a patient in 308 West University Hospital Towns City. Sherri Ann and Kathy Renee DeLong, daughters of Cedar Rapids residents, visit grandparents and relatives in Washington and Worth with other family. HJ Club meets 7 20 pm with Marek Norman Jensen as speaker. St Anthony's Circle hosts 8 pm gathering with Mrs Everett Tobin. Election Family Living I features a salad supper at 6 30 pm with rolls and coffee. note change of place and date. Helene B Dillon attends Midwest Regional League of American Penwomen in Kansas City and will join a panel on Creative Writing. Mrs William Jensen, recovering from a coronary attack, transferred from local hospital to Mercy Hospital Iowa City room 434.
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St. Rita's
St. James Catholic Church
Sunset Park
Sherri Annn
Kathy Renee DeLong
David DeLongs
Cedar Rapids
H. Paul DeLongs
Washingonursangton
St. Anthony
Larry Delcngs
Everette Tobin
Ains- West Chester
HJ Club
Mrs. Larguts
Flori
Marek
Norman Jensen
St. Anthony's Circle
Everett Tobin
Ains
Worth
Robert Wiley
Youth officers at Wellman church to be installed Sunday
Asbury Methodist Church in Wellman will install junior and senior MYF officers during the 10:30 a.m. service. Senior officers include Kent Fordyce as president and Marcia Swain as vice president, with a full slate of named trustees, fund treasurers, chairmen, and representatives. Junior officers feature Shirleen Statler as president and Dennis Davison as vice president, among other youths. Graduating seniors and incoming sophomores were inducted last Sunday.
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Jim Johnson
Virginia Wagaman
Randy Jirsa
Pat Kempf
Robert Huber
Shirleen Statler
Dennis Davisson
Linda Potsander
Bonnie Yoder
Steven Schroeder
MY - Fund
Loren Huber
Christine Statler
Jeff Schwartz
Social calendar notices due by 10 a.m. on publication day
All notices for this social column must be in by 10 a.m. on the day of first publication. Each notice will be printed the days in advance.
Lytle's Proudly Marks 65 Years Serving Community
Since 1900, the store has earned a reputation for quality foods and serving the community. It highlights careful product selection and fair pricing as ongoing commitments at Lytle's.
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Lytle’s
Lane Leaders League elects new officers at annual banquet
The Lane Leaders Bowling League banquet at the Moose Home featured a smorgasbord for 42 members and 7 sponsors. New officers were elected: president Helen Brotherton, vice president Bernadine Hutchison, secretary Maxine Zieglowsky, treasurer Hazel Canady, sergeant at arms Mary Dewis. Awards went to Maxine Moore for a 15 point rise after 21 games and to Dee Walby for a pin in her series. Dorothy Marston spoke on league history and sponsors were introduced.
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Lane Leaders Bowling League
Moose Home
Helen Brotherton
Bernadine Hutchison
Maxine — Zieglowsky
Hazel Canady
Mary Dewis
Ainsworth State Bank
Maxine Moore
Dee Walby
Dorothy Marston
Richard McCleery
The
McCleery - Cumming Company
Robert Roe
Roe’s Heating
Tom Carson
Carson Plumbing and Heating
Jack Scheeler
Washington Livestock Sales
Ray Minick
Minick Furniture
Leonard Tindal
Tindal Farm Supply
Cleo Orris
Ainsworth’ State Bank
Two National Callers Planned for Spring Events
Planning for spring includes Johnny Le Claire returning in late April and Frankie Lane Dance on May 27 at the Armory from 8 to 11 p.m. Committees urged to ensure success. Summer dances set with Harold Kermeen June 12, Russell Penn June 26, Bob Yerrington July 17, and Bob Gillespie August 12 at the 4-H Fairgrounds.
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Johnny le Claire
Frankie Lane
Armory
Harold Kermeen
Russell Penn
The
Mike
Bob Yerrington
Bob Gillespie
Mrs Kinney's Piano Pupils Shine in Recital
Dallas Kinney presented several piano students in a Wednesday evening recital in the community room. Parents and friends attended. Performers included Cathy Mangold Donna Stewart Susan Huber Matt Baldrige Jean Marie Larilee Darbishire Mike Rich Cathi Carter Dick Lee Peggy Rich Diane Worley and Diane Young.
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Dallas Kinney
Reital
Cathy Mangold
Donna Stewart
Susan Huber
Matt Baldrige
Jean Marie
Larilee Darbyshire
Mike Rich
Cathi Carter
Dick Lee
Peggy Rich
Diane Worley
Diane Young
Ice cream supper planned by Snowball Social Club
Snowball Social Club met for a May breakfast with Mrs. Robert Fickel. Co host Mrs. Glenn Fuhr presided over business, naming flower committee members. They discussed next year’s program and set the June 15 homemade ice cream supper at Neil Hall. Mrs. Mella Picken hosted six U Go, TGo Club members with one guest.
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Robert Fickel
Glenn Fuhr
Richard Knupp
Earl Booth
Charles Hawkins
Neil Hall
Mella Picken
U Go
Tgo Club
Rebecca Butler
Oral Mayo
Thelma Rohrer
Winnie Robison
Republican Women Plan Coffee Tuesday Meeting
The Washington County Council of Republican Women will meet at 9 15 a m Tuesday May 25 for a coffee with Mrs James Harris. Mrs Richard Stephens of Ainsworth is the speaker and Mrs Phil Weldin will report on her Grinnell trip with former President Dwight D Eisenhower. Norman Jensen will discuss the hospital building program. Committee hosts are Mrs Keith Vetter Mrs Verle Gallagher and Mrs Robert Wiley.
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Washington County Council of Republican Women
James Harris
Richard Stephens
Ainsworth
Phil Weldin
Grinnell
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Norman Jensen
Keith Vetter
Verle Gallagher
Robert Wiley
Methodist Groups Meet on Wednesday Evening Study
Methodist groups gathered Wednesday evening in members homes to study Money a Tool of Fulfillment. WSCS Circles X and XI and the Wednesday Evening Wesley Service Guild participated and discussed the topic.
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WSCS
Wesley Service Guild
Dear Abby and the town loitering dilemma
Dear Abby column notes a reader’s complaint about teens loitering on a street corner and a town with few activities for youth. It offers Abby’s answer urging home life, church involvement, and community cooperation, then reports on church circles and local notices.
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Abby
Public Affairs 1 Meets at Brighton Lunch
Members of Public Affairs 1 met in Brighton at the Methodist Church dining room for a one o clock luncheon hosted by Mrs J Irwin. The program featured a panel on Our Welfare State moderated by Mrs Boyd Bero with Mrs H H McCleery Mrs Maurice Crawford and Mrs Harry Ramseyer. Maud McCreedy reported on the board meeting and towers were sold. Plans were made for an extra meeting with Mrs E N Foster in Wellman in June with Mrs Herb Campbell as assistant hostess.
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Brighton
Methodist Church
Boyd Bero
H. H. McCleery
Maurice Crawford
Harry Ramseyer
Maud McCreedy
Towers
E. N. Foster
Wellman
Herb Campbell
Funeral services for Earl C. Long held at Jones Funeral Home
Funeral services were conducted at 2 30 p m Wednesday in the Jones Funeral Home with Rev Lloyd Bauer officiating pallbearers named Robert Embree Gary Embree Gerald Smith Albert Smith Jerry Fourtain Donald Fleming. Burial followed in Wellman Cemetery in Durham North Carolina. Duke has posted the ACCs top scoring average for the past four seasons per UPI.
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Durham
N. C
UPI
Duke
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Mercy Hospital
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Ron Halvorsen
North Orchestra Hall
Iowa City
Ron Wise
Ted Crone
University Hospital Towns City
Helene B. Dillon
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League of American Penwomen
Kansas City
William Jensen
Wellman Church
Russell Bannister
Carl Dallmeyer
Dallmeyer
John Walker
Dale Doggett
Bert Britain
John Owen
Bud Howell
Martha Griffin
Lorene Cox
Wilma Butler
Fisaay Methodist Wscs
Rabehats Lodge
First Presbyterian Upw
Tom Gerdes
Harry Pues Grele Til
Harry Turner
Men’s Stag
Country Club
Nu Tone Orchestra
Bill Matsons
White Shrine Bridge
Masonic Temple
YWCA
John Phieger
Paul Ryan
Harold Gamon
Bob
Coca-Cola
Van
Canada
Gitee Pot Cleaner
Geans Plastics
ROT
R. L. Ly
Oi Foods
Wolf's Flower Shop
Lane Leaders League
West Side Square
Pastry Shop
Dial
Joe A. J. Vaughn
Stockton
Calif
Virginia Mae
Ronald Lee Gray
Robert Lee Gray
Conesville
Marion Miller
Snowball
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Circle X
Robert Ross
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Delbert Soper
Carlton Mangold
James Reschly
Wilfred McCreedy
Circle XI
Arto
Wayne Hyde
Robert Dimmitt
George Peisen
Richard Paul
John Sproule
Wesleyan Service Guild
Don Swartzendruber
Verne Knecht
Don Statler
Jo Janecek
Knecht
Mt. Pleasant
Los Angeles
Lydna Sue Meer
John David Durst Jr
John D. Durst
Ralph Meer
Clark Street
Towa City
First Methodist
University High School
State University of Iowa
Johnson County
Keota Community High School
Iowa State University
Ames
Armstrong
Minick Furniture Co
Nt’l. Bank
Osincup
Michaels-Stern
Joe Falk
Clothing & Shoes
Skip” Renoux
Marshall Furniture
Gibson Shoe Repair
Beye’s
Tork Gazette
Waton County Hospital
Loria Kay
Robert Bradley Fulton
Columbus Junction
Jerome Allen
Robert William Gray
Katherine Jean
Sylvester E. Fritz
Nathan Adam
Wendel Guy
Harvey Earle, JR
Harvey Gesling
Carter
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