Marilyn Timmins Installed Worthy Advisor Of Rainbow For Girls
Marilyn Timmins was installed as worthy advisor for the Rainbow for Girls at a public ceremony at the Masonic Temple. The event featured a procession led by her father, a rose ceremony, readings, and recognitions for officers and family members, with Barbara Moulton and Carolyn Timmins in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Timmins
Rainbow For Girls
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Marilyn
Rosie Latta
Rainbow
Wendell Timmins
Marianne Jarvis
Charity
Margaret Ann Guy
Hope
Linda Charpening
Faith
Claudia Times
Linda Campbell
Mary Carson
Barbara Moulton
Iowa
Carolyn Timmins
Tennessee
Paul Wolfe
Donna Batterson
Donna
Jewel
Dale Connelly
Hal Dunham
Rainbow Dad
Karen Crawford
Local Golfer Skips Drive but Parred First Hole
A Washington man played his first round and badly missed his drive on hole one yet still managed to par the hole. Warm weather seasons make illness tougher, and Wolf's offers cheerful bouquets for an ailing friend.
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Washington
Wolf's
Surprise Baby Shower for Kevin Stalder
Mrs. James Stalder was honored at a surprise baby shower at the home of Mrs. Harold Norton. Hostesses were Mrs. Norton Mrs. John Carey and Mrs Clarence J. Brown. Games were played and prizes awarded. Mrs. Stalder received many gifts for her new son Kevin James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stalder
Harold Norton
Norton
John Carey
Clarence J. Brown
Stalder
Kevin James
Evening Literature Session Hosted by Mrs Nolin
Mrs Nolin led an Evening Literature gathering at Mrs S W DeLong's home and later met in the United Presbyterian Home lounge. Committee members included Miss Patton Williamson Faulkner McClung and Miss Applegate. The program featured a life review of Robert Frost and poems by him with a social hour. A business meeting followed raising orders for towels hemmed by blind women of Iowa and Ruth Bell led a memorial for Elizabeth Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. DeLong
United Presbyterian Home
W.W. Nolin
Frances Patton
Bertha Williamson
Clara Faulkner
Elizabeth McClung
Margaret Applegate
Iowa
Ruth Bell
Elizabeth Klein
Honor Martha Speake With Bridal Shower
A bridal shower was held Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ron Allison for Martha Speake. Guests included friends and relatives of the bride elect. After games, she opened gifts as lavender and white refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs. James Allison assisting. Speake is to wed Ralph Unternaher in early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Ron Allison
James Allison
Miss Speake
Ralph Unternaher
W. J. Shannon
Dwane Shalla
Five Tables in Play At White Shrine Bridge Party
Mrs. Rose Reid and Mrs. Harry Drake hosted a White Shrine Bridge gathering at the Temple on Monday. Five tables were in play with high score won by Mrs. Roy Bauer and second by Mrs. Clarence Richards. Dessert was served first at the Winga Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Reid
Harry Drake
White Shrine
The
Temple
Roy Bauer
Clarence Richards
Winga Cafe
Double Deck Club Plans Anniversary Dinner
The Double Deck Club arranged a 6 p.m. anniversary dinner for June 21 at the Captain's Table with Mrs. Oral Mayo in attendance. Mrs. Ernest Rudolph will host after dinner at her home for pinochle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Deck Club
Oral Mayo
Ernest Rudolph
Izaak Walton Meet to Feature Carnahan Talk and Cartridge Collection
Izaak Walton members will hear George Carnahan of Keosauqua speak at the Monday 7:30 p.m. meeting and view a cartridge collection owned by Leslie Oster of Webster at the club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton
Chicagua
George Carnahan
Keosauqua
Leslie Oster
Webster
Mrs Chaney Litwiller Wins Glov-Etts at Paul's Shoes
Mrs Chaney Litwiller of Rt 4 Washington is the winner of a pair of Glov-Etts awarded last Saturday at Paul’s Shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litwiller
Rt. 4
Washington
Paul
Social Calendar May Events Outline Community Gatherings
Community notices list multiple May gatherings and pot lucks across clubs and groups. Events include Family Living I at 6 30 p m pot luck with Mrs Carl Jarvis at Fareway, YWCA mixers, White Shrine at Masonic Temple, and various club meetings with hostess names and locations. Reservations may be requested for some lunches and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jarvis
Fareway
St. James Circle
G. J. Nemmers
YWCA
Sunset Park
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Wayne Knapp
George Horn
Floyd Blankenhorn
George Jarrard
West Chester
Pythian Sisters
Athall Loyal Order of Moose
Moose
St. Rita Circle
John Knotek
WRC
KP Hall
HJ Club
Hubert Beranek
Knights of Columbus
P.m
KC Hall
Pansy Hill Club
Harold Beenblossom
LBC Club
Martin Whitaker
Women of Moose
Keith Proctor
Fleur de Lis Club
Robert Friese
Miss Maud Jackson Heads to National Democratic Conference
At The U. P. Home Miss Maud Jackson left Iowa City on Friday by Greyhound chartered bus for Washington D C where she will attend the National Democratic Women's Conference May 20 to 22. Miss Lois Swain left Monday evening for Akron Ohio where she will meet her sister Mrs Scott Withrow. Together they will drive to Nashville Tennessee for a two week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maud Jackson
Iowa City
Washington, D. C
Lois Swain
Akron
Ohio
Scott Withrow
Mrs. Withrow
Nashville
Tenn
Miss Swain
Return of Sp 4 John Dawson from Fulda Germany
Sp 4 John Dawson son of Clyde Dawson Sr. of Washington returned from a two year Army service 18 months overseas. He arrived May 12 by ship and met his brother Clyde Jr. in New York. They traveled to Chicago by jet where relatives welcomed them at O’Hare Field then visited in West Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dawson
Clyde Dawson Sr
Washington
Fulda
Germany
Army
New York
Clyde Jr
Rantoul
Ill
Chicago
Clyde Dawson Jr
O'Hare Field
Mrs. Dawson Sr
Carl Johnson
John
Friendly Bible Class Potluck at Baptist Church
Twelve members attended a church potluck hosted by the Friendly Bible Class with Mrs. Beth Brinning as chairwoman and Mrs. Howard Hays assisting. The business meeting approved sending four youths to summer camp at Ottumwa and a donation to the Daily Vacation Bible School. The Rev. Dr. W. R. Yard led prayer. June committee named Mrs. Murdock and Mrs. Clarence Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Bible Class
The
Baptist Church
Beth Brinning
Howard Hays
Floyd Murdock
Ottumwa
Daily Vacation Bible School
W. R. Yard
Murdock
Clarence Goodwin
Prairie Flower PTA Music Program Shines at School
John Johnson presided at the Prairie Flower School PTA meeting as the music instructor Mrs. Alan Bergstrom led a recital by Mrs. Robert Carter's room and a musical playlet The Little White Rabbit Who Wanted Red Wings. Dwight Bode thanked teachers and the cook while refreshments were provided by Lyle Fox Wallace Fisher Daryl Shy and Archie Kaufman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
Prairie Flower School
PTA
Alan Bergstrom
Robert Carter
Lyle Fox
Wallace Fisher
Daryl Shy
Archie Kaufman
Mrs Peters Hosts Drama Dept Supper in West Chester
Mrs Arthur Peters of West Chester hosted a cooperative salad supper for the Drama Department on Monday evening. Assisted by Mrs William Richardson, eight members sat at a single table with spring flower centerpiece. In leader's absence, Mrs R A Baumgartner presided and towels were ordered. They will continue writing to the girls in Woodward Hospital for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Peters
West Chester
Drama Department
William Richardson
R. A. Baumgartner
Woodward Hospital
Mrs. Witthoft Leads F.B. Women Meeting
The Farm Bureau County Women's Committee met at the Farm Bureau building with Mrs. John Witthoft presiding. Plans were formed for a get out the vote campaign and members were urged to vote in the June primary. The group discussed the King-Anderson medical care bill and encouraged writing Congress members. They thanked helpers for a recent bake sale and will serve cookies and punch to a Michigan 4-H group visiting in July with Cedar Township in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau County Women's Committee
Farm Bureau
John Witthoft
Orville Griggs
Michigan 4-H
Cedar Township
King-Anderson
Heat relief promised as Iowa cools from spring wave
A cold front from South Dakota will bring cooler air to western Iowa tonight and statewide Wednesday, with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s to 60s. Scattered storms and a few tornadoes were forecast in western Iowa from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m., with Rock Rapids, Sheldon, and Alton among the hardest hit areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
South Dakota
Rock Rapids
Sheldon
Alton
Weather Bureau Today
Page, Caroll
Emmet
Breakfast Shower for Barbara Shannon
A Saturday morning kitchen shower at the Captain's Table honored Miss Barbara Shannon. Hosts were Mrs. Charles Berdo Mrs. George Krogmeier and Mrs. Robert McFarlane. Thirty friends attended as gifts were opened and humorous quotes added table interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Shannon
Charles Berdo
George Krogmeier
Robert McFarlane
Local Divorce Granted and Political Visit Reported
Judge L R Carson signs decree granting Olive TeBockhorst a divorce from Norbert TeBockhorst and approves a property settlement. Loyd Van Patten of Indianola, Republican nominee for secretary of agriculture, visits Washington with daughter Barbara Van Patten of Chicago and is elected president of the Washington Coffee Club during a community meeting with locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Carson
Olive TeBockhorst
Norbert Te Bockhorst
van Patten
Loyd van Patten
Indianola
Washington
Barbara van Patten
Chicago
Washington Coffee Club
Hospital Admits and Discharges List
On The Record Hospital admits include Mrs. Claude Holmes of Keota and Miss Nona Dillin ger of Washington. Today Mrs. Kenneth Watson of Ainsworth and Harold Lister of Washington. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Butler of Brighton welcome a son. Dismissals: Brent and Melissa Sellers of Columbus Junction. Mrs. Donald Tisor and son of Nichols. Mrs. James Milam and son of West Chester. Mrs. Raymond Kaufman and daughter of Wayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Holmes
Keota
Nona Dillinger
Washington
Kenneth Watson
Ainsworth
Harold Lister
Thomas Butler
Brighton
Brent
Melissa Sellers
Columbus Junction
Donald Tisor
Nichols
James Milam
West Chester
Raymond Kaufman
Wayland
Mrs. Wilson Hosts Garden Group Meeting
Twenty members of the Garden department met Monday with Mrs. C. C. Wilson. Guests included Miss Anna Dawson and Mrs. Harriett Clendenning. Mrs. Harry Turner presided and opened with a thought and a poem. A paper on Beauty in Iris was read. A Rose Tea was announced for June 13 at 2 30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Lester Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Department
C. C. Wilson
Anna Dawson
A. L. Griffith
Harriett Clendenning
Harry Turner
Don Applegate
Ira Coon
Lester Orr
W.B. Dupuis
Fred Moore
Grain market prices across futures in Chicago session
UPI reports a chaotic grain futures table from Chicago showing tentative changes across wheat corn oats rye and soybeans. Prices appear indicated with highs lows closes for July September December and nearby months, with many entries showing declines versus previous levels.
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Vicki Thomas
Karen Pohren
Judy Salladay
Trudy Hysell
Nature
Marlene Farrell
Pat Batterson
Pam Hite
Alberta Rathmel
Confidential
Avis Widmer
Outer Observer
Linda Johnson
Charlotte Singleton
Jackie Schoonover
Duane Krotz
George Dave Rosie Latta
Harold DeVries
Grand Assembly
Rainbow Newspaper
Guy
Timmins
Wolf's Flower Shop
Kevin Stalder
Mrs. Nolin
Tork Gazette
Washington County Hospital
Thomas Odin
Carla Jean
Kenneth Pettebaum
South 4Th
City
Barbara Jane
Mrs
Merton Scalf
Wellman
Cheryl Diane
Cherie Deann
Richard Hayes
South
Bonnie Suf
Richard Smothers
Wilbur Leroy
Paul W. Shetler
Rt. 1
Kalona
Lynne Rae
Laura Grace
Albert J. Yoder
Jantzen
Janie
Honor Martha
White Shrine Bridge
Evening Journal
Mrs. Chaney Litwiller
eRees
North Side Square
U. P
Aurora McIntyre
Fred Moon
Prescott
Silas Ross
C. H. Woods
Mr. Woods
Davenport
Mrs. Woods
Mrs. Ross
S. C. Picken
Des Moines
Dr. Picken
Mahlon Leichty
Bethel Mennonite Church
St&bbath
Charles B Willming
Anamosa
Lake Odessa
Tom
Marquette University
Jerry
St. Ambrose
Horak & Son
Insurance Agency
Tele
Mary DuVall
Ralph Chandler
Reed Springs, Mo
Fred L. Stewart
Raymond Hasty
Elmer Millard
Millard
Sigourney
Arthur Goode
Bales
Prairie Flower
Mrs. Peters
E. M. Bridges & Co. “Fashion Hints
Vaca
Vely
Busler P. S
United Press International
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Mrs. Wilson
UPI
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EAMS
Permaglas
A.O. Smith
A. O. Smith Corporation
Southern Utilities Company
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