May Dinner at Senta gl features Adopting Siblings program
The May Dinner on Tuesday May 28 hosted by Max Owens offers a chicken dinner and a Dress up Captain's Table atmosphere. A new Adopted Brother or Adopted Sister volunteer program will help seniors in Rest Homes, with proceeds supporting a T V for the Quiet Room and a Fun and Fortune auction of local merchants' goods. A trip to Oskaloosa is planned for June 3 to visit another Senior Citizens group, with driving roles open to volunteers. call YMCA Senior Citizens Headquarters at 3-3706.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Owens
Bill Sharpe
Iowa
T. V
Oskaloosa
YMCA
Senior Citizens Headquarters
Quill and Scroll Inducts Three New Members in Ceremony
Sharon Schleif Diane Worley and Cindy McCall were welcomed into the Quill and Scroll high school journalism honor society with a candlelight ceremony at the Robert Anderson home. Diane Marek, president, lit the first candle and the initiates received their membership cards after lighting their own candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Schleif
Diane Worley
Cindy McCall
Robert Anderson
Diane Marek
New superintendent named for Halcyon House in Des Moines
Philadelphia born Margaret O Clarkson named Halcyon House superintendent effective May 27 succeeding ill health retirement of Mabel Rehfeldt. Interim leadership by Grace Hebel. Clarkson brings long retirement home experience including Friendship Haven and Methodist Manor with prior posts in New Jersey Michigan and Fort Dodge. Arrival in Washington May 25.
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Margaret O. Clarkson
Philadelphia
Halcyon House
Clarkson
Methodist Homes For the Aged
Mabel Rehfeldt
Grace Hebel
South Iowa Methodist Homes, Inc
Friendship Haven
Fort Dodge
Methodist Manor
Branchville
N. J
St. Anne's Meade
Southfield
Michigan
Hannah Harrison School
Washington, D. C
American Institute of Banking
New Jersey
Washington
Mayme Squires
Rehfeldt
Wesley Acres
Des Moines
Rosemary Club hosts bridge night and well attended
Rosemary Club, at three bridge tables, saw Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown host. High scores went to Mrs. Keith Hardy and Tom Walker, with low to Mrs. Charlie Wiley and Tonyn Davis. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. Walker. Rainbow Girls plan June activities and bake sale for May 25 while Y Wives schedule safety talk and summer events at the Y and home hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Brown
Rosemary Club
Keith Hardy
Tom Walker
Charlie Wiley
Tonyn Davis
Hardy
Walker
Hospital Admit List Indicates Five Patients
On record admitted yesterday at Washington medical units are Fred Chalupa Gale Ar nold and Mrs Max Arbogast in surgical care and Dean Enfield in surgical care. Dismissed today is Mrs Minne Merrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Chalupa
Washington
Gale Arnold
Max Arbogast
Dean Enfield
Minne Merrick
Social Calendar Highlights Week Events and Gatherings
Thursday events include Women of Moose activities at 8 p.m. Moose Home and executive board at 7 p.m. plus various meetings. Friday features May Breakfast at church and a Saddle Club outing with a trail ride and wiener roast. Monday brings postponed Music Department and Tops Club at YWCA, plus White Shrine Bridge gathering.
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Women of Moose
Moose
Executive Board
Family Living I
Kenneth Peters
Creative Living I
Carlton Mangold
KC Meeting
KC Hall
Bethlehem Commandery
Temple
Saddle Club
Chuck Hotle
Tops Club
YWCA
Golden Age Club
White Shrine Bridge
E. L. Rouse
Ruth Bridges
May Party Honors Mrs Charles Cowell
An open house at the Christian Church honored Mrs. Charles Cowell who leaves with her husband and family to begin duties at the Christian Church in Glenwood. Guests signed the guest book as Mrs. Llewellyn led a Hats on Parade program with hats for each month. Mrs. Carrell accompanied on piano and Mrs. Morrison sang. A lace tablecloth was presented to Mrs. Cowell followed by tea service.
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Christian Church
Charles Cowell
Glenwood
Cowell
Leonard Llewellyn
Don Gardner
Just Us Club entertains eleven members and guest
Mrs. G. A. White hosted the Just Us Club gathering Wednesday afternoon for eleven members with one guest Mrs. Scott Watts. Games and contests were organized by Mrs. Ralph Hesseltine and Mrs. Eva Robertson, while Mrs. Ralph White and Mrs. Rebecca Butler assisted with serving.
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G. A. White
Just Us Club
Scott Watts
Ralph Hesseltine
Eva Robertson
Ralph White
Rebecca Butler
Hinsdale Couple Announce Linda Krattebol Eyestone Engagement
Mr and Mrs A Marshall Krattebol of Hinsdale Illinois announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Ann to Richard Eyestone son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Eyestone of Washington Miss Krattebol will graduate in June from Drake University Des Moines where she is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority She will teach in Des Moines next fall Mr Eyestone is a student at Drake majoring in Education and is a member of Phi Kappa Alpha An August 23 wedding is planned at Hinsdale.
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A. Marshall Krattebol
Hinsdale
Ilinois
Linda Ann
Richard Eyestone
Clifford Eyestone
Washington
Miss Krattebol
Drake University
Des Moines
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Mr. Eyestone
Drake
Phi Kappa Alpha
Children register for swim lessons in Columbus Junction
Forty children from Columbus Junction Columbus City Cotter and Conesville registered on Saturday May 18 for Red Cross swimming lessons at the Muscatine pool starting June 10 for four weeks. Lessons are Monday Wednesday and Friday at 10 45 a.m. Buses depart Second and Maple Streets at 9 45 a.m. Eligibility requires first grade completion. Grandview chair is Mrs Royce Bonnichsen Letts chair is Mrs Harold Krenz with 75 Letts Cranston and Fruitland registrations. Registration for Grandview will be May 28.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus City
Cotter
Conesville
Red Cross
Muscatine Pool
Jerry Bell
Second
Maple Streets
Grandview
Royce Bonnichsen
Harold Krenz
Letts
Krenz
Cranston
Fruitland
Speeding Fine Paid by Alden of Ottumwa
David Charles Alden of Ottumwa paid a $10 fine for speeding in the justice of the peace court here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Charles Alden
Ottumwa
Justice of the Peace
Garden care tips for newly planted trees and shrubs
Advice from Extension Horticulturist Ben Vance at Iowa State University on one year after planting care. Emphasizes weekly watering, avoiding overwatering, weed control with mulch, wrapping new deciduous transplants, and staking young trees for years to prevent root loosening. Recommends materials like nursery paper wrap and safe wrapping methods to protect trunks from sunscald and frost cracks.
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Ben Vance
Iowa State Univerity
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Robert Day
Louis J. Kehoe
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West Main
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