UPW entertains guests at Marion Avenue church coffee
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Women hosted First Presbyterian and Bethel UPW for a Friday morning coffee. A bus caravan tour of church missions in the southeastern U.S. last spring was presented by the women, with devo tions led by Mrs. Elsie Coward and a concluding hymn. The gathering included a noon luncheon and a business meeting. New officers were announced and a spring meeting with Southeast Presbyterian invited. Hostesses from Circles 2 and 4 served.
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Marion Avenue
United Presbyterian
First Presbyterian
Bethel
United States
Ralph Kleese
Elsie Coward
Maryes Junior College
Marion George
Aurora McIntyre
Robert McFarlane
Ed Blattner
Alamo
Bertha Williamson
Helen Lackey
Knoxville College
Maryville Parish
Richard Stewart
Mattie Black
Fred Moore
Conard
Kleese
Stuart
UPW
Hugh, Milne
Helene Mosier
Iowa Town and Country Ywca
Des Moines
Margaret Naigo
Nairobi
Kenya
W.W. Nolin
Charles van Winkle
John Owen
George Rudiger
Elgin
Southeast Presbyterian
Vernon Elgin
Arthur Duensing
Evangeism
Richard Bordwell
Ethel Weed
P. F. Whisler
Gary Hurst
Airs
Cloyce Stewart
Halloween party at Vicki Chalupa home
DE students and guests hosted a Halloween party with a wiener roast decorations and scavenger hunt. Sixteen members attended along with Mr and Mrs Houstman club sponsor and other guests.
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Vicki Chalupa
Houstman
Washington social calendar notices list upcoming events
Community notices schedule social events and meetings for organizations in Washington. Entries include Legion Hall Saturday shirts and skirts at 8 30 p m, Independent Club potluck, White Shrine and Rainbow Girls activities, YWCA council, farm bureau, music department practice, DAR and other club meetings, dessert luncheons, bake sales, and regular club gatherings with times and locations.
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Legion Hall
Larry Gow
Independent Club
Leo Vittetoe
Masonic Temple
T.C. Kaberle
Rainbow Girls
Ywca Council
YWCA
Farm Bureau
Herb Osincup
Temple
Accident and multiple traffic arrests in Iowa towns
Early Saturday Bloomfield driver Sean Long fell asleep at the wheel and struck two Crawfordsville area telephone poles but was unharmed. In Kalona Wayland and Pella, John Ebersole Clavin John Eichelberger and John Wangel were fined 15 for speeding. Washington and Brighton residents Miller Anderson and Dana faced fines for careless driving. Delbert Keller of Rural Route 2 Washington was arrested on OMVI and license violation charges.
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Sean Long
Bloomfield
Crawfordsville
Opeening
John Ebersole
Kalona
Clavin
John Eichelberger
Wayland
John Wangel
Pella
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Holden
Robert Joe Miller
Washington
Richard Carl Anderson
Brighton
Dean Dann
Les Eicher
Miller
Anderson
Dana
OMVI
Delbert Keller
Route 2
Horak family hosts weekend duck hunt at Lake Odessa
The Horak clan gathers for a Louisa County weekend visiting and duck hunting at the Horak cabin on Lake Odessa. Family members include Mr and Mrs Richard Horak and several children, with Abbie Walsh and Jerry among attendees. Others travel from Cedar Rapids and Iowa communities to join. Grandparents and relatives visit, births noted, and a Florida winter trip planned for Claude Holmes.
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Paul Horaks
Horak
Lake Odessa
Richard Horak
Tim Horak
Washington
Jerry
Iowa State Uiversity
Ames
Tom
St Ambrose College
Davenport
Abbie Walsh
Riverside
Halcyon Notes Recap of Sunday and Week Socials
Halcyon notes record a string of Sunday visits and social gatherings. Guests included Dr and Mrs M D Braley of Manson and IA, Rex Brier, Ralph Hess of Winfield, and John McNeill leading Fern Cliff church worship. Also listed are Marjorie Gross from Columbus visiting Bert Gammon, and multiple afternoon coffee hours and musical evenings with Mrs Rehfeldt, Mrs Squire, Mrs Lee Baird, Mrs T L Brookhart, and Mrs Lloyd Neiswanger among attendees. Marie M Sands of Buena Park and Mrs J W Bidwell were noted visitors Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Brier
Ralph Hess
Winfield
E.C. Smit
T.J. Pease
Edgar Stewart
Lee Baird
Ferne Leeper
T.L. Brookhart
Lloyd Neiswanger
Marie M. Sands
Buena Park
Calif
J. W. Bidwell
Ward Essley
Friends
Social Security hours and outreach notice in Burlington
The Burlington social security office operates 8 30 to 4 30 Monday through Friday. A representative will be in Washington Wednesday November 6 from 9 00 to 11 00 a m at the Post Office. A marriage license was issued to Edward Merritt Hawkins Columbus Junction and Carol Eileen Thomas Crawfordsville.
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Burlington
Washington
Edward Meritt Hawkins
Columbus Junction
Carol Eileen Thomas
Crawfordsville
VFW Auxiliary Junior Unit Meets at Hall
Eight members met after school at the VFW Hall for a business meeting led by president Susan West. Mary Jo Helfrich was welcomed as a new member. Veterans Day services are planned for November 11 at 11 a.m. in Central Park. A safety display was placed in the window of the former Gamble store on the square. The next meeting is a craft session on November 15.
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VFW
Susan West
Glen Widmer
Francis Reed
Mary Jo Helfrich
Central Park
Gamble
Miners Rescued After Eight Day Winter Mine Collapse
Three German miners Gerhard Hanusch 43 Fritz Leder 36 and Emil Pohler 34 were rescued from the Mathilde iron mine at a depth of 260 feet after eight days trapped by floodwater. They were brought to the surface in a careful operation and were reported in better physical shape by Dr Horst Hartmann in a Peine hospital.
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Peine
Germany
UPI
Gerhard Hanusch
Fritz Leder
Emil’ Pohler
Mathilde
Horst Hartmann
Polluted Water in Iowa Sparks Pollution Study
Des Moines the water pollution committee chair Robert Buckmaster urges clean water as essential to Iowa's growth. The sub committee met to review anti pollution laws enforcement staffing and potential changes for the 1960s and 1970s. Also noted is the Sauvus sac church claim as North America's oldest wooden church built in 1647.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
IDPA
Lowa
Iowa
Robert Buckmaster
Hughes
Schapel
Sauvussac
Quebec
North America
U S Leaders React As Viet Nam Coup Surprises Washington
UPI reports cautious congressional reaction to Ngo Dinh Diem's overthrow in South Viet Nam. Senate leaders Mansfield Hickenlooper and Aiken call for scrutiny and restraint while Zablocki notes intelligence surprise. House study panel warned Diem regime was authoritarian yet tied oppressive acts to wartime pressures. no clear alternative offered.
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Washington
UPI
South
Viet Nam
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Ngo Dinh Diem
Mansfield
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Relowa
Foreign Relations Committee
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
House
Clement J. Zablocki
D-Wis
Foreign Affairs
Far East
U.S
Zablocki
Diem
Medical and birth notices from Washington and nearby towns
Yesterday record includes Walter Coble Washington surgical Frank Ar ingdale Columbus Junction surgical and Mrs Mabel Sandy Washington medical Births yesterday include Mr and Mrs Ward Liebe Riverside a daughter Dismissed today Tim Greiner Keota John B Yoder Kalona Baby girl Bruty Washington
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Walter Coble
Washington
Surgical
Frank Aringdale
Columbus Junction
Mabel Sandy
Ward Liebe
Riverside
Tim Greiner
Keota
John B. Yoder
Kalona
Bruty
Good neighbor deed for Ralph Witthoft
Neighbors organized a community service to clear about 40 acres for Ralph Witthoft early in the week. Thirteen men aided with four pickers while Mrs. Alvin Sojka and Mrs. Dale Sojka helped serve dinner to the workers. Names include Harold Sojka, Walter Sojka, Alvin Sojka, Elmer Sojka, Frank Sojka, Martin Kron, Walter Horn, Jerry Albright, Lorence Marek, Larry Marek, Ted Zieglowsky, and Henry Witthoft.
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Ralph Witthoft
Alvin Sojka
Dale Sojka
Witthoft
Harold
Walter
Alvin
Elmer
Frank Sojka
Martin Kron
Walter Horn
Jerry Albright
Lorence
Larry Marek
Ted Zieglowsky
Henry Witthoft
Court frees five from Georgia jail
A three judge federal panel struck down Georgia's insurrection law freeing five civil rights workers jailed since August for unlawful assembly. The men and women walked free after 70 days, vowing to resume integrationist activities. Names include John Perdew Zev Aelony Don Harris Ralph Allen Thomas McDaniel.
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Ammnious
UPI
Georgia
Sumter County
South
John Perdew
Denver
Colo
Zev Aelony
Minneapolis
Don Harris
New York
Ralph Allen
Melrose
Mass
Thomas McDaniel
Americus
Harris
McDaniel
McDan
Mme Nhu isolates in Beverly Hills hotel after coup
In Beverly Hills Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu stayed in her hotel suite overnight refusing to comment on reports that her husband Ngo Dinh Nhu and brother Ngo Dinh Diem killed themselves after South Vietnam’s coup. A Roman Catholic, she was to attend an All Souls Day Mass. Mallards debut fearlessly venturing from their nest push two notches toward water.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States
South Viet Nam
Mme. Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Vatican City issues first stamps since Pope Paul era
Saturday Stamp Corner notes Vatican City releases four values commemorating Pope Paul VI, topped by a 200 lire stamp. East Germany publicizes Gagarin and Tereshkova on three stamps, with two featuring Tereshkova and one Gagarin. Malaysia issues two stamps for the Fourth World Orchid Conference, showing orchids. Ryukyu Islands issue a single stamp with Hamaomoto herb. Red Cross Centenary nears completion with new stamps from Sharjah. Niger Republic issues six stamps showing native African costumes. Persia honors De Gaulle’s visit with two stamps. Gabon adds three air posts with African birds. Central African Republic marks Pioneer's Day 1963 with a symbolic design.
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Vatican City
Paul
Paul VI
East Germany
Gagarin
Astronette Tereshkova
Malaysia
South Pacific
Singapore
Pacific
Ryukyu Islands
the Red Cross
Sharjah
Trucial
Africa
Niger Republic
Persia
de Gaulle
France
Gabon Republic
Air Post
Central African Republic
Fragmented Washington Evening Journal item teases notices
Fragmented OCR text from the Washington Evening Journal includes names and roles such as David Blaer Baitor William Shannon and Bruce Cowden, with references to production and advertising, dated March 3 and city Washington Iowa, amid unreadable segments and audit mentions.
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David Blaer
William Shannon
Guation Mortis
Baitor
Bruce “Cowden
Howard Hazen
Post iFitee
Washington
Iowa
Nand
Astin
Proce Assa Wa
Prem Asn
Buea
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Noble Grand Circle
Oral Mayo
Ainsworth Ces
Marion Hobby Club
Carl Jarrard
Merry Mixer Club
L.P. Statler
Masonic Temple Harmony Club
Rosemary Club
Donald Brown
Merry Makers Club
Elsie Benson
Wolf's Flower Shop
George A. Pauls
Cedar Rapids
Will £. Jones
Elmer Sojka
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Sojkas
Richard
Randy
Yara Sojka
Fred Yordy
Leslie Dunlap
Hopkinton
Kim Ann
Kimbal Gates
JF. Larson
Robert Dodder
Guthrie Center
Claude Holmes of
Jensen Beach, Fla
Halcyon Notes
M.D. Braley
Manson
AE Braley
Harry Braley
M.E. DeLashmutt
Dalin
Bruce Martin
Moline
Ill
Maud Martin
AL. Griffith
Fern Cliff Church
John McNeill
Marjorie Gross
Columbus, O
Bert Gammon
Edward Squire
Mirs
Walter Smith
Rehfeldt
Squire
Wyle Anderson
Reiifeld
Lester Orr
Ioniag
MYER
Berk's
Dutch’s
Ken
Don’s
Evening Journal
Gladice Cook
Roy Bauer
Harold Strum
Don Birlingmair
Charles Kennedy
Towa
Cnunc
Pfc
U. S
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Wesley Lavely
Funny
Moweught Syndicate
Walt Green
Bath
Carson
The
Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Town
Harry E. Turner
7Th St
Dial
Stewart Hardware
Owa
Keish Dales Co
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