White Cross boxes sent by Presbyterian Women circles
Three circles of the First Presbyterian United Church Women met Friday to study The One Body and prepare six White Cross Christmas boxes for Walterboro South Carolina. Miss Della Humphreys chaired the project. Next general meeting set for December 6 at 7 30 pm with a Christmas program We Behold His Glory. Circle meetings moved up one week in December for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian United —_Presbyterian Church
Walterboro
S. C
Del1a Humphreys
Halcyon Notes Guests and Social Events
Halcyon House residents hosted a weekly program with Mrs. Don Maxwell reading from I Remember and Karen Westermark performing a piano solo. Visitors included Homer Jarrard, Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fink, M.E. DeLashmutt, Miss Lucy Dempsey, Bertha Dempsey, and Stutsman family members. Admiral Mumma and Mrs. Mumma of Short Hills stayed with her father Harry Braley. trips to Iowa City with Marie Tener. other social drives and calls noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Maxwell
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Karen Westermark
Dupuis
Walter A. ‘Smith
A.G. Mum
Short Hills
N. J
Harry Braley
School Lunch Menu at Wayland November Week
The weekly menu lists meals from November 18 to 22 in Waco Wayland with orange juice and pork on Nov 18, beef stew and apple quarters on Nov 19, browned sausage and sauerkraut on Nov 20, fried chicken and mashed potatoes on Nov 21, and cold meat with cheese potatoes on Nov 22. Each day includes milk and a fruit or dessert option plus bread or sandwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WACO
Wayland
Horak and Other Local Residents Highlight Insurance and Bowling Events
Local residents attend events in Des Moines with the Horak Insurance Agency leaders among the top 50 agents honored by Allied Mutual. Bob Lowe Jr and Darwin Vacha travel for the Match Game Tournament finals where Vacha previously placed sixth in a field of 75. Ira Davidson and Mrs Beenblossom visit John Beenblossom’s home family ties. Davidson family mourns a son lost in a Moab Utah accident months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Horak
Richard Horak
The
Horak Insurance Agency
Des Moines
Allied Mutual Insurance Company of
Bob Lowe Jr
Darwin Vacha
Vacha
Ira Davidson
Harrison, Ark
John’ Been Blossom
Ralph Williams
Beenblossom
Wiliams
Mrs. Davidson
Davidsons
Moab
Utah
Changing City discussed at WSCS meeting
The Women's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church held a November 15 meeting in Fellowship Hall with about eighty attendees. Presiding was Mrs. Marsh Atkinson. program on The Changing City led by Mrs. P. L. Etter and others. actions included displaying Bidwell Riverside Center supplies and notes on December 3 1963 voting.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Marsh Atkinson
E.E. Stutsman
P. L. Etter
T.W. Harwood
Floyd Sturgis
William Boshart
Circle 5
Bidwell - Riverside
Des Moines
Walter Jarrard
Christian Social Relations
Phil Welch
Edgar Porter
World Federation of Methodist Women
T. M. Nelson
Church Library
Jessie Klein
Porter
Halcyon House Guild
Halcyon House
Lasek Havel vows repeat at Saturday social
Social calendar lists numerous events from Lasek Havel vows repetition to meetings at Legion Hall Winga Cafe and Masonic Temple. Includes church, club, and civic activities with attendees and locations such as Ainsworth Kalona Washington and Prairie City. The article also notes the Ainsworth wedding of Ena Lasek and Richard Have with attendees and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Sena Lasek
Richard Have ‘Ainsworth
William Simbro
Melo Horak
Washington
Kolonial House
Kalona
Vera O'Conner
Delbert Havel
Stanley
Janet
Montezuma
Norman Havel
Prairie City
Raymond Lasek
Larry Lasek
Ft Sheridan
Ill
Lou Hough
Lawrence Kaska
Mamie Janecek
Josephine Janecek
Havel
Washington music director attends 1963 A S B D A convention
Alan T Bergstrom instrumental music director in Washington schools left Thursday afternoon for Elkhart Indiana to attend the 1963 convention of the American School Band Directors Association. Principal speaker at the event which will end Sunday evening will be Paul Yoder. Mr and Mrs Justus Hutchinson and Mr and Mrs Mitchell Aten of Columbus Junction visited friends in Washington Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan T. Bergstrom
Washington
Elkhart
Ind
American School Band Director's Association
Paul Yoder
Justus Hutchinson
Mitchell Atlen
Columbus’ Junction
Births and dismissals listed in local record
Yesterday records show William Sheetz of Washington in medical, and Mrs Ev erette Plecker of Wellman undergoing surgical births. Today Mr and Mrs Jack Xnerr of Muscatine welcomed a daughter, while Mr and Mrs Robert Lutes of Washington welcomed a son. Dismissals include Michael David Owens of Columbus Junction and Mark Lyndon Drury of Riverside Illinois, and Mrs Dyle Van Fleet with a daughter at Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sheetz
Washington
Everette Plecker
Wellman
Jack Xnerr
Muscatine
Robert Lutes
Michael David Owens
Columbus Junction
Mark Lyndon Drury
Riverside, Ill
Dyle van Fleet
Keota
CWF Concludes November Study Meetings Across Groups
The Christian Women's Fellowship wrapped up November meetings with Priscilla and Martha groups hosting, plans for the November 22 kitchen dedication, and a Christmas gift exchange shift. Priscilla members shared, worship led by Mrs. Davisson and Mrs. Britain guest reader, nine attended Martha session, fruit baskets for shut ins planned, grocery shower for a needy family set, December hostess Mrs. Clarence Brown Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Felowship
Priscilla Group
Leonard Llewelyn
Martha Group
Oren Jarvis
Bert Britain
Vaughn Heimke
Faith
Llewellyn
Dayton Crim
Martha
Max Haifley
Carlyle Smith
Laureen Knapp
Fred Bourgeois
John Green
Clarence Brown Jr
Sioux City Man Fined for Operating While Intoxicated
Richard Beller of Sioux City was fined $300 and costs after appearing before Judge R G Yoder in district court Friday on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was confined to the county jail after failing to pay the fine.
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OMVI
Richard Beller
Sioux City
R.G. Yoder
Beller
Advance Ross focus on eight manufacturers and fair payroll
Dick Higgins, plant manager, says Advance Ross now serves eight major customers, reducing dependence on two, and aims to grow without losing any client. He notes steps to meet Japanese competition with a compact yoke using less copper and plastic, while continuing to improve fringe benefits and job security for long‑tenured employees in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance Ross
Iowa
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Presbyterian
Henry Lunning
Circle I
Della Humphreys
Howard Lunning
Pas Dawson
Ella Gordon
J. M. Lloyd
Lloyd
John Hughes
Robert Moss
Circle II
Anne
William Petratz
Archie Kauffman
Petratz
Wilbur Wright
Circle NT
San Munson
John Lemmon
Mervin Grosscup
Halcyon Notes
Velma Jarrard
Homer Jarrard
Hugh Hall
Marlin Owens
Small Son
Earl Fink
Gladys Clark Perkins
Grass Valley
Calif
Edith Weidner
Effie Anderson
Boyd Berdo
Olga Rathmel
T.L. Brookhart
Iowa City
Marie Tener
Elsie Glassburner
Nate Young
Sperry Easter
Seystaith
Wolf's
WSCS
1300 West
Legion Hall
Kenny Wandt
White Shrine Bridge
Winga
Masonic Temple
Ralph Kleese
Fred Moore
Baptist Friendly
Jane Norman
Dorothy Hernan
Jez
Phil Wikoff
West Chester Post Chiefs
Keith Statler
YWCA
Byron Snider
VFW
First Presbyterian Upw
Lena Stewart
Logan Heilman
Jaycee Ettes
County Home Chapel
Baptist Loyal Women
George Miller
Walnut Women’s Club
Milton Schnicker
Kolah Club
Clayde Knupp
Edward Thomas St
Bethel Missionary Society
Norma Sandburg
World Service
Fleur de Lis Club
Irene Heck
Fairgrounds
Sally Smith
County Extension Home
U Go
George Jarrard
Suzannah
Hayride Party
Judy Rolland
Roger Sherman
WRC
Farm Bureau
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympic
CWF
Bath
Carson
Harry E. Turner
7Th St
Washington, Ia
Dial
Ross
Advance Ross Electronics Corporation
Advance
Competi
Tion
Detroit Auto Workers
Auto Workers
Dick Higgins
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