Democratic Women’s Club of Washington County Opens
Smith of the Iowa State University political science department spoke at the inaugural meeting held at Captain’s Table. Mrs John B Elliott, president, introduced the club officers. He noted women were late to gain the vote in 1920 and have since exercised freedom and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Smith
Iowa State University
Ames
Democratic Women's Club
Washington County
John B. Elliott
Democratic Women Club Meets and Addresses National Issues
The speaker outlined methods of action for Christian principles in public life including communication through telephone writing and teaching. He highlighted race, tax cuts, and the Shaft plan as major issues, opposed reapportionment, and argued government debt could be managed like business assets. The first quarterly meeting is scheduled for Tuesday.
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Smith
Democratic Women’s Club
Club Activities U Go 1 Go
The U Go 1 Go Club met with Mrs George Jarrard eight members present Plans were made for a Christmas party to be a dinner with Mrs Lola De Long at noon Dec 4 with a 1 Christmas exchange Cards will follow at a member’s home Each member to notify the secretary if unable to attend A card was read from Mrs Holman who has been ill Cards were played at two tables high score Mrs Mayer low Mrs Emma Campbell Jan 14 1964 1 o clock luncheon at the home of president Mrs Elliott 504 West Washington Street Committee named for first project of year Hostesses at dessert meeting were Mrs Kermit Jones Mrs Harold Stevens Mrs Hazel Eicher Miss Agnes Wheelan Mrs Frank Kos Mrs Wallace Kessel Mrs George Krogmeier Mrs Paul Ryan and Mrs Lloyd Mar T A Jones and Mrs Marion Dunbar were at the guest book
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George Jarrard
Charles Mayer
Lola De-Long
Elliott
West Washington Street
Wilson J. Putman
Bernard Singleton
Leo Marie
Kermit Jones
Harold Stevens
Hazel Eicher
Agnes Wheelan
Frank Kos
Wallace Kessel
George Krogmeier
Paul Ryan
Lloyd Mar- T. A. Jones
Marion Dunbar
Frontier Pumpkin as Winter Food Staple
In frontier days pumpkin was a favored staple when canned foods ran low in winter, offering sustenance and flavor. The piece notes enduring reliance on pumpkins for nourishment during harsh seasons and reflects on pantry practices of early American households.
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America
Bride of Ray McKiernan Weds Cedar Rapids Woman in Keota
Karen Cecil ia Heisdorffer of Cedar Rapids married Ray Ernest McKiernan of Cedar Rapids in a 9 30 morning High Mass at St Mary’s Church Keota officiated by Rev CS Kempker. The ceremony featured Chantilly lace gown floral decor and a four tier cake with wedding party and guests from Keota Denver and Cedar Rapids.
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Keota
Karen Cecilia Heisdorffer
Cedar Rapids
Alvie V. Heisdorffer
Ray Ernest McKiernan
Elvin E. McKiernan
Denver
St. Mary's Church
CS. Kempker
Dennis Henry
Claude Greiner
Leo Sieren
Bernard Wittetoe
St. Mary’s Choir
Sister Mary Clarence
Orige
Chantilly
James Watson
Gene Heisdorffer
Ray Rupe
Mercy Hospital
H. and R. Wrecking Company
Third Street N. W
Cedar Rapid
Bert Powell
Floyd Edds
Ohio
Hopkinton
Garrett Cass
Manchester
Washington
Sigourney
Washington social calendar notices for week
Notices list community clubs and meetings with times and hosts, urging early submission by 10 a.m. on publication day. Events include PEO, Double Deck Club, St Mary and St Joseph circles, Jolly Nine Club, Square Dance Class, Masonic Past Masters Night, Oasis oyster supper, World Fellowship Dinner, Home Arts Club, Kalona speaker,Snowball Club, CWF, Executive board, Booster Club, Applied Arts II, Child Study, Golden Age Club, Thirty Niners, Legion Auxiliary luncheon, and a New York item on furniture cleaning from the Cleanliness Bureau.
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Raymond Carter
Ferne Birney
St. Mary Circle
Mary Reister
Jolly Nine Club
Harold Kline
Legion Hall
St. Anthony Circle
Robert Truax
Masonic Temple
St. Joseph Circle
Alex Gevock
St. James Circle
Paul Gebhardt
Orld Fellowship
YMCA
Home Arts Club
Edith Porter
Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Church
Logan Reif
Kalona
Earl Booth
CWF
Fellowship
Earl Griggs
Robert Koehler
Admitted and Dismissed At Crawfordsville Medical Today
Floyd Maxwell of Crawfordsville was admitted today. James Meeks of Mt Pleasant was dismissed today from the medical facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Maxwell
Crawfordsville
James Meeks
Mt Pleasant
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Omen
Hotel Washington
Wolf
Wolf's Flower Shop
West Side Square
Pastry Shop
Fandek and Fables
Pillsbury Biscumts
Peter Pantea
Swanson Grocery
South
Iowa Ave
Ray McKiernan
Alan Heisdorffer
M. A. Heisdorffer
M. L. Hammes
J. E. Powell
Cole
E.E. Mc Kiernan
St. Mary's Hall
Charles Ulin
William Mayer
Walburga Heisdorffer
Connie Rupe
Paul Hammes
Ising Room
Charlene Olin
Twyla Hammes
Patricia Meyer
Kathleen Clubb
Mary Conard
Linda Heisdorffer
Marjorie
Mildred Vitte
Raymond Greiner
Delmar Yoder
Carl Sieren
Francis Wittetoe
Laverne Helscher
Alvie Baker
Jiffy Wrar
Wrk
Ps Ma
Evening Journal
Iowa
Davis Insurance Agency
Ainsworth, Iowa
Farm Liability
Fire & Allied Lines
Sylvania
Sylvaria
Industr
Rays Radio & TV
Marion
Keith Proctor
YWCA
L. A. Jones
Vw-Rotary
Presidents Legion Auxiliary
Winga Cafe
New York
UPI
Miron
Cleanliness Bureau
Sherman-Eden _FUNERAL HOME
Olympia
Aik
Leland Baker
Delano
Granite Works
North
McLellan’s
Rogers
the Internation
Silver Company
Ehogan Prowreley
Lemmon Jewelry
General Electric
G. E. Lamp
Sitler’s Electric Supply Wholesalers & Distributors
North Iowa Ave
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