Stewart School PTA groups schedule October discussions
PTA sponsored parent and teacher discussion groups for Stewart School will be held in October. Morning and afternoon kindergarten sessions start October 3 and 30 with various parent leaders. All meetings begin at 8 p.m. and target parents of the respective children. Engaged Mr and Mrs Sam T Miller announce Loretta Joann Miller to John J Kauffman of Route 3 Iowa City. no date set. Loretta is a Iowa Mennonite School graduate and secretary at Home Gas Wellman. John Kauffman, also an Iowa Mennonite School graduate, attended Hesston College and farms while working at Sharon Garage.
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Stewart School
George Persons
Richard Knupp
Paul Gebhardt
Clint Boshart
Robert Huber
Robert Roe
Don Baumert
Carlton Mangold
James Richart
PTA
Sam T. Miller
Kalona
Loretta Joann
John J. Kauffman
Joe N. Kauffman
Iowa City
Miss Miller
Home Gas Company of
Wellman
Mr. Kauffman
Hesston College
Hesston
Kan
Sharon
Sharon Center
Community Groups Report Busy Local Club Meetings
Multiple local organizations held meetings with officers elected and plans announced. Comrade Sunday School Class elected Orville Griggs president and Clyde Crile secretary treasurer. Y Wives, Past Presidents Auxiliary, and Daughters of the American Revolution also met for crafts, programs, and future events.
Justice of the Peace Court Fines Driver in Washington
James Thomas Bonebright of Washington was fined 15 dollars in Justice of the Peace Court yesterday for careless driving.
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JP Court
James Thomas Bonebright
Washington
Justice of the Peace Court
Social Calendar notices due by 16 a.m. day of first publish
The column lists upcoming community events for Wednesday through Friday. Groups include Ainsworth OES at 8 p.m. and initiation, PEO salad luncheon, CES Pinochle dessert, West Chester COC Class, HBO Club, Shirts and Skirts, First Presbyterian Adult Fellowship potluck, Farm Bureau Women ideas, Past Matrons Club, Rebekah Lodge, VFW Junior Unit, and UPW dessert program.
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Ainsworth Oes
Masonic Temple
Temple
Roger Sherman
St. Paul Women’s Guild
West Chester
Milo DeLong
Friendly Circle Club
David H. Kleese
HBO Club
Melvin Schnicker
Legion Hall
Clarence Highshoe
First Presbyterian Adult Fellowship
Dale Connelly
Jackson
Farm Bureau
Henry Soucek
Matrons Club
White Elephant
Rebekah Lodge
Bodies of Two Missing Girls Found Near Elm Tree
Two unidentified girls, Melissa Ann Lee aged 5 and Barbara Foshaug aged 4, were found dead side by side under an elm tree ten miles northwest of Minneapolis near Medicine Lake. FBI agents aid the autopsy to establish cause of death and possible sexual abuse.
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Minneapolis
Barbara
Melissa Ann
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Claude Lien
Plymouth Village
John Coe
Minneapolis General Hospital
Henry Deason
Minneapolis Police Homicide Division
On The Record New Cars
Clarence Hershberger drives a Chevrolet truck while Kenneth R. Cuddeback purchases a Studebaker in a brief on new car purchases and owner names.
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Clarence Hershberger
Chevrolet Truck
Kenneth R. Cuddeback
Studebaker
Marion Avenue UPW Association Luncheon Details
The Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Women plan a luncheon followed by an association meeting with the theme Eat Drink and Be Thankful. World Service plans a Thank offering program chaired by Mrs. Elizabeth McClung and Circle III hostesses are chaired by Mrs. Robert Patterson. An executive board meeting precedes reports. CHICAGO UP I More than 600000 motorists lock themselves out yearly and are advised to carry a spare key.
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Marion Avenue
United Presbyterian
World Service Department
Elizabeth McClung
Robert Patterson
Chicago
UPI
Chicago Motor Club
Hospital Admits and Dismissals in Washington West Chester Wellman
Hospital records show Keith Stout of Washington admitted yesterday for medical care. Also listed is Mrs Jennie Rittenhouse of Washington as admitted. Dismissals include Mrs Richard McCall and her son of West Chester and Mrs Donald Earnest with daughter of Wellman.
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Keith Stout
Washington
Jennie Rittenhouse
Richard McCall
West Chester
Donald Earnest
Wellman
Anne Butler celebrates twelfth birthday in local news
Anne Butler daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Butler celebrated her twelfth birthday on Tuesday October 1. She attends St James School in seventh grade. The Shiloh Sunshine Sisters met Tuesday afternoon with entertainment by Mrs Homer Lowry. The Family Living Committee will meet Friday at 1 30 p.m. at the Extension Office to plan the fall extension program and meet new home economist Miss Sally Smith who began work this week. Mrs Earl Booth chairs the committee. Mrs Mayme Squire has returned from a trip west with her sister in law Mrs William Squire of Burlington traveling by train via the Grand Canyon into Mexico then north along the coast to Carmel Los Angeles San Francisco and Yosemite National Park with side trips by bus.
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Anne Butler
John Butler
Anne
St. James School
Family Living Committee
Sally Smith
Earl Booth
Mayme Squire
Mary Kay Duncan feted at Iowa City bridal showers
Mary Kay Duncan, to wed Thomas Smith of Iowa City on October 5 at St James Catholic Church, was honored at multiple prenuptial showers. Hostesses included Mrs Vivian Grady and several relatives with guests from University Hospitals and area nurses and doctors.
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Mary Kay Duncan
Iowa City
Vivian Grady
Mary Kay
University Hospitals
Rick Bruemmer
Fred L. Smith
Arthur Gustafson
Edward Garrett
George Vacik
James L. Gillespie
Gerald Duncan
Tom Mills
Debra
Keota
Miss Whitehead
Miss Duncan
Transport Department
Thomas Smith
St. James Catholic Church
Railway Historical Society Plans Trips
The Iowa Railway Historical Museum sponsors a weekend of interurban rail roading on October 12 and 13 with two round trips for travelers in Appanoose County. Start points are Centerville with a 1 p.m. Saturday ride and an 8 30 a.m. Sunday ride. The two trips cost 5 dollars or 3 dollars for one ride. reservations require checks to James S. Lewis at 654 Boston Avenue Waterloo.
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The
Iowa Railway Historical Museum Incorporated
Television Highlights Thursday on NBC CBS ABC and more
NBCs World Series coverage features Dodgers at Yankees with Vin Scully and Mel Allen. A Noel Coward tribute with Bea Lillie Sally Ann Howes and Skitch Henderson airs. Senate crime hearings on Cosa Nostra precede Temple Houston. Perry Mason Sid Caesar Jimmy Dean Perry Como and guests appear across networks in prime time.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Vin Scully
Mel Allen
NBC
Noel Coward
Bea Lillie
Sally Ann Howes
Skitch Henderson
Cosa Nostra
Senate
Joseph Valachi
Temple Houston
Perry Mason
CBS
Edie Adams
Gisele Mackenzie
Joey Forman
Caesar
Perry Como
Como
Deeds Record Across Washington County Listings
Washington County transfers include Elaine M. Larsen receiving outlet 9 at Young's and Washington. Leota Perrin gains the Daytonville School Site via Mid-Prairie School District. James M. Allison and wife deed lot 9 block 3 of Margaret Young's and Washington. Gerald Cherryholmes and wife acquire real estate in section 1874-7 from George Goetz and wife.
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Washington County
Elaine M. Larsen
Young’s
Washington
Mid - Prairie
Leota Perrin
Daytonville
James M. Allison
Jacob Fritchen
Margaret Young
George Goetz
Gerald Cherryholmes
Dear Abby letters reveal teen age diners divide opinions
A stream of Abby letters shows varied views on teens as restaurant patrons. Some wait staff recount frustrations with messes and noise, others praise teens’ politeness and potential, while business owners discuss signs and approaches to manage teen crowds.
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Abby
Marriage License Issued for Hamilton and Davis
A marriage license has been issued here to Henry Jackson Hamilton of Ainsworth and Bina Louise Davis of
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Henry Jackson Hamilton
Ainsworth
Bina Louise Davis
Washington
Was Evening Journal details staff and publication notes
The Was Evening Journal in Washington Iowa lists staff including editor David Elder business manager William Shannon and others. It announces publication as afternoons except Sundays with holiday exceptions and notes associations and postal classifications. Rural subscription rates are shown: 6 months 4.75 and 1 year 9.00.
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Was Evening Journal
Iowa
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bruce Cowden
Howard Hazen
Washington
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press
Audit Bureau of
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Orville Griggs
West Chester Methodist Church
Clark Bauer
Frank Kleese
Handcraft I Department
Guy Cole
Storm Lake
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Quadrangle
Ruth Luers
Mercy Hospital
John Dodd
B.C. Briley
Ralph Zeck
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VW Rooms
Bill Deaton
Milo Steele Jr
Phil Wikoff
Ralph Smith
Lyle Zear
American Legion Auxiliary
Winga’s
Harry Ramseyer
Joe Simmering
Ray Cain
United Church of Christ Junior Youth Fellowship
Wayne Witthoft
Burrichter
Richard Custer
Archer Augustine
Ted
Tom Witthoft
Debbie Zieglowsky
Florenc Augustine
Nurses Association
Hope
Washington County Registered Nurses Association
Nurses’ Home
Franklin Sojka
Leroy McGraw
Ron Goff
Goff
Duane Redlinger
Richard Knapp
Robert McFarlane
Dar
Carol Forgey
Daughters of the American Revolution
Claude Kilgore
Mrs. Griffith
William Glassburner
John Cherry
Melvin Booth
Charles Wiley
M.J. Cruise
Lucile
Des Moines
Minnesota
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Wolf's Flower Shop
Schoonover Drug
Bob Elliott
Fairfield
Bob
Fairfield Daily Ledger
St. Louis Cardinals
Trojans
Elliotts
Journal
Melissa
Melvin Leverett
Calvin Hawkinson
UPW Association
Club
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Norbert Besser
Harper
Barbara Ann
Donald W. Lukavsky
Edwin Lukavsky
Elizabeth's High School
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Germany
United States Army
Clyde Thompson
Shiloh Sunshine Sisters
Homer Lowry
Howard Baker
Railway Historical Society
United Press International
Pittsburgh
George Burns
Allan Sherman
June Allyson
Cyd Charisse
Hyannis
Paul
North Side Square
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Beverly Hills
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