Nine Women Form Barbershop Harmony Group
Nine women form a barbershop harmony group called the Charmenaires, formed March 1 1967 in Washington. Elaine Oxenford chosen as director with Sweet Adeline background. They rehearse weekly to care for 23 children and plan appearances at local clubs and events including May 23 at the United Presbyterian Home. Kay Stewart absent due to a five week European vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Oxenford
Washington
County Federated Club
Crawfordsville
Wayne
Edena) Gamon
James
Jan) Rossen
Herb
Betty) Osineup
Dwain
Virginia) Tschantz
M. L
Enid) Tweeton
Robert
Edith) Poorman
Kay Stewart
Don
Elaine) Oxenford
Claire
Millie) Keating
Elaine Oxenford
Sweet Adeline
Plymouth Maids
LeMars
Iowa
Plymouth County
Oxenford
Halcyon
Federated Women’s Club
Music Club
YWCA
Kiwanis Club
Ainsworth Native Tracy Norris Wins Silver Anvil
Tracy H. Norris of Wittenberg University receives the Silver Anvil Award in New York City for the publicity program behind the 1966 around the world choir tour by Wittenberg's 75 voice chorus. Norris, son of Mr and Mrs Lee E Norris of Ainsworth, has led the university public information efforts since 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Ainsworth
Public Relations Society of America
Tracy H. Norris
Wittenberg University
Plaza
Norris
Lee E. Norris
Wittenberg
PRSA
Wittemberg
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Iowa
University of Iowa
Ainsworth High School
Washington social calendar notices
Community notices listing events from Saturday to Wednesday in Washington. Includes dances at Country Club and Legion Hall, music and club meetings at YWCA and various rooms, potlucks, installation of officers, dessert lunches, picnics, and volunteer activities with hosts such as Mrs. Morrison Mrs. Wallace Fagen Mrs. Ruppert and Eva Simmerring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Legion Hall
Ken Crow
Wallace Fagen
Golden Age Club
Irvin Coffey
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Family Living
Dale Caldwell
Applied Arts
Robert Ruppert
Art Guild
Studio
Y Wives
VPW
B &W Club
West Chester Post Chiefs
John Hough
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Hall
Richard Anderson
Navajo Club
Clifford Connelly
Creative Living II
Robert Brewer
Roll Call
Ywca Whizzers
Sunset Park
Halcyon Notes and Visiting Guests at Halcyon House
Halcyon Notes reports a Mother’s Day dinner with decorated tables and guests from multiple local families and visiting relatives. The piece notes piano recital appreciation, several callers, and the death of Dr. W. S. Kyle, a long resident, with frequent family visitors from Mt. Pleasant and Van Nuys, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. W. S. Kyle
Methodist Women Hold May Breakfast Meeting
The Woman s Society of Christian Service at the Methodist church held its annual May Breakfast in Fellowship Hall with 130 attendees. President Mrs Joe Jones presided as past presidents, including Mrs Paul Shearer and Mrs Robert Wead, were honored with red roses. Memorial service for 15 deceased members and new two year membership lists were noted. Special memberships were given to three members, and a pledge service followed with music provided by Mrs Claire Keating and Mrs Richard Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Joe Jones
Paul Shearer
Robert Wead
O. E. Schmitt
Lyle Wilcox
M. L. Crawford
J. F. Larson
Marsh Atkinson
Don Maxwell
Sylvia Wilson
P.L. Etter
W. S. Kyle
W. L. Gates
Carl Jarrard
Ralph Robertson
T. C. Davis
Maynard Brown
Scott Wilcox
Harold Stephens
Robert Fickel
Dean Luers
Neal Burton
Milo Steele Jr
Charles Crull
Claire Keating
Richard Paul
Seniors Highlight Carolyn Hammen and Kent Dallmeyer Profiles
Sketches from W H S Meet feature Carolyn Mary Hammen daughter of Paul and Mrs Hammen Route 3 Washington who engages in many clubs and serves as business manager of The Washingtonian while planning nursing studies at Mercy Hospital School of Nursing. Kent Dallmeyer son of Carl and Mrs Dallmeyer 437 East Harrison Washington active in music clubs Hi-Fis Future Teachers Foreign Language Club and Voice of Democracy winner who plans to attend Cornell College and then law school. Both describe graduates facing goals and social challenges like crime hunger unemployment and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Mary Hammen
Paul Hammen
Route 3
Washington
Carolyn
The
Washingtonian
Thespians
Future Homemakers of America
Foreign Language Club
Mama
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Iowa City
Washington County Hospital
Kent Dallmeyer
Carl Dallmeyer
East Harrison
Kent
Future Teachers, Foreign Language Club
Hixs
Mount Vernon
Rebekah and Odd Fellows Plan May Social Night
Twenty Rebekah lodge members met at the hall with Mrs Clyde Tucker presiding. The Odd Fellows and Rebekah announce a family social Friday May 26 at 6 30 p m with a potluck supper and card playing. Entertainment for June 2 features Marie Swift Marjorie Libe Iva Simpson and Mrs Clarence Goodwin. Eight sick calls reported and Fred Zieglowsky slightly improved. Chapter J PEO met Thursday with Mrs Charles Berdo heard Earl Rae on Happiness is Artistic Expression Mrs Raymond Carter presiding. Rae spoke on painting showed works and explained his approach. Co hosts were Mrs Pearl Frain and Mrs George Tripp. Next meeting June 1 at 2 p m with Mrs J M Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Clyde Tucker
Noble Grand
Odd Fellows and Rebekah
Marie Swift
Marjorie Libe
Iva Simpson
Clarence Goodwin
Fred Zieglowsky
Peo
Charles Berdo
Earl Rae
Raymond Carter
Rae
Pearl Frain
George Tripp
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
Yesterday admitted include Mrs Lavina Meyer of Wayland for medical care and Mrs Martha Pacha of East Pleasant Plain for medical. Kathy Powers of Columbus Junction and Tracy Owens of Keota were admitted for medical and surgical needs respectively. Dismissed today are Frank Clark of Wayland and Clark Dickerson of Washington along with Mrs Norman Schoonover and her son of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Meyer
Wayland
Martha Pacha
East Pleasant Plain
Kathy Powers
Columbus Junction
Tracy Owens
Keota
Frank Clark
Clark Dickerson
Washington
Norman Schoonover
Police drop tow fee after Thunderbird theft debacle
A New York Police Department error led to a Thunderbird being towed and stolen from a police car pound. The car reappeared two days later in Hoboken without hubcaps and tools. Roberta Gimbel claimed it. officers kept it on the hook and waived the $25 fee, vowing tighter guarding of seized cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Hoboken
N.J
Roberta Gimbel
Fairview, N.J
Kennell Nuptials Engage Nancy Ann to Gail Fisher
Mr and Mrs Chester W Kennell of Eureka announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Ann to Gail D Fisher son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Fisher of Route 2 Brigh ton. Both attend Goshen College Goshen Ind a summer wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester W. Kennell
Ridge Lane
Eureka
Nancy Ann
Gail D. Fisher
Leonard Fisher
Route 2
Brighton
Winners Named in Local Teenage Roadeo Driving Contest
Jerry Westermark and Pepper Smith of Washington High School won the Teenage Roadeo sponsored by the local Jaycees. Winners were chosen on scores from a written exam and a driving skill test. The local victors advance to the state contest at Red Oak on June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Westermark
Pepper Smith
Washington High School
Roadeo
Jaycees
Robert Lewis
Red Oak
Marriage License Issued To Stone and Wade
A marriage license was issued this morning in the district court clerk’s office to Donald Eugene Stone of Brighton and Kristin Arlene Wade of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Porter
Donald Eugene Stone
Brighton
Kristin Arlene Wade
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charmonaires
Wayne Gamon
James Rossen
Herb Osincup
Dwain Tschantz
M. L. Tweeton
Robert Poorman
Helen Gilbert
Tracy Norris
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
U. S. Gypsum Company
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
University of Chicago, Motorola, Inc
Cleveland Hospital Council
Wolf's Flower Shop
Midwest Benevolent
Fleur
Des Moines
Chester A. Brown
Ira Morrison
Halcyon Notes
Halcyon House
Methodist Church School
Murray Smylie
Raymond Bonar
Boyd Foster
Stanley Foster
Marie Greenlee
Ralph Greenlee
Palmer Babcock
Nate Young
Dan Kiesey
Cedar Rapids
Stan Kiesey
Sylivia Wilson
James Clark
Knoxville
Leona Clark
Fairfield
Jacob Fritchen
Ronald Wise
J. W. Shrader
Wyatt Marbourg
Gladys Putnam
Glenn Holden
Everett Burham
Gertrude Hofsteater
Spokane
Wash
Nora Ebner
Will Shalla
Fred Steck
James Brammer
William Kyle
Paul Kyle
Mt. Pleasant
Florence Kyle
Oran Green
van Nuys, Calif
Julie Kiesey
Ruth Simpson
William Wulf
John Skubal
Dale Woodburn
Leo Hoover
Edgar Porter
Helen Wilson
Robert Clark
M. D. Smith
Methodist
Voice of Democracy
By Linda Wilson
Bonnie Bannister
J. M. Lloyd
Fifth Avenue
40Th Street
Fort Knox
Vegas
Motor Inn
Thunderbird & Schara
Nese Alisa Fan
Attrac Latory
BY Leo Hoover
Galilee
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Washington, Iowa
Dial
Goshen College
Goshen, Ind
North Marion
Horak
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