Washington social calendar lists many club meetings
Monday events include YWCA rooms 7 30 pm Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Tops Club YWCA rooms Tuesday DAR 2 pm Mrs Hotle lineage program Shiloh Sunshine Sisters Nurses Association 8 pm Nurses Home Ann Hernan dez guest speaker White Shrine officers practice 7 30 pm YWCA Mixers 6 30 pm meet at Jan Venzke 302 S Marion for a progressive supper single working girls invited Reservations to Jo Janecek or Kathleen Seaton by Monday evening.
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Ywca Council
YWCA
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Tops Club
Charles Hotle
Shiloh
Sunshine Sisters
Galen Widmer
Orva Scott
Jan Venzke
S. Marion
Jo Janecek
Kathleen Seaton
W. B. Dupuis
Ainsworth Ces
VEW
John Custer
Oral Mayo
John Dawson
Clyde Dawson Sr
Ainsworth Kensington Club
Tom Davis
Rosemary Club
Carrie Marek
St. Paul
St. Paul Women’s Fellowshp
HBO Club
Ralph Ruble
Pleasant Hill Cwe
Friendly Circle Club
Milburn McKay
Washington Saddle Club Trail Ride at Ed Letts Farm
The Washington Saddle Club held a Sunday trail ride at the Ed Letts farm hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Rod ney Letts and Mrs. Gil Norton. President Rodney Letts led a short business meeting and named a nominating committee: Mrs. Clifford Thompson Gary Murphy and Frank Kleese. Sam Murphy to chair November committee. Cookies and coffee followed. The club was invited to an all day trail ride at the Howard Marquis home in Keota on an upcoming Sunday in October.
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Saddle Club
Washington Saddle Club
Ed Letts
Rodney Letts
Gil Norton
Clifford Thompson
Gary Murphy
Frank Kleese
Sam Murphy
Howard Marquis
Keota
Piunday
Joy Clubs Begin Classes Wednesday
Joy Clubs for children in kindergarten through sixth grade start this fall on Wednesday after school. Two sessions meet at the Walt Farrell Jr. home and the Jim Frier home within walking distance of grade schools. Sponsored by Prairie Flower Baptist Church, Joy Clubs teach Christ first and introduce year long contests and award systems.
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Joy
Walt Farrell Jr
S. Circle Drive
Jim Frier
North Second Avenue
Jesus Others
Christ
Prairie Flower Baptist Church
SCI cross country team tops Loras College 34 21
Dennis Coon and Tom Denney of State College of Iowa led SCI to a 34 to 21 victory over Loras College in a four mile race. Denney finished first in 21 minutes 27 seconds, with Coon second. SCI improved to three wins and no losses. Coon is a sophomore from Washington and son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls
SCI
SCT
Loras College
Tom Denny
Dennis Coon
Denney
Panthers
Coon
Robert Coon
Washington
Washington High School
Mid-Prairie Teachers Honored at Westchester Reception
Westchester Mid Prairie teachers were honored at a Thursday high school reception with about 300 attendees. Master of ceremonies Lawrence Miksch welcomed guests while Principal David Ripley and other staff introduced teachers from each school. Guests were greeted at the door by local hosts and refreshments featured fall-colored decor.
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Mid-Prairie
Westchester
Mid Prairie
Lawrence Miksch
Abbie ‘Timmins
Sue Ki
Dean Curtis
Miksch
David Ripley
Ray Schwepter
Tom Fordyce
C. W. Beckman
Ray Hochstetler
Bill Reif
Robert Stout
Richard Huber
Hubert Malichky
Logan Reif
Dale Logan
Willis Miller
Rochester Woman and Cuddys Visit Weekend
Mrs. William Ashmore of Rochester New York Max Cuddy of Vallejo California and Mr and Mrs Oscar Cuddy Jr of Marissa Illinois visited this weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs O M Cuddy Mrs Ashmore and Max Cuddy have remained for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ashmore
Rochester, N.Y
Max Cuddy
Vallejo
Calif
Oscar Cuddy Jr
Marissa, Ill
O. M. Cuddy
Ashmore
Lutheran Church Picnic Draws Sixty Nine Attendees In Havre Area
Sunday School hosts Mrs. Roy Hodges welcomed about 69 attendees at a picnic at the Hodges home, near the former Havre town site. Participants from Wellman and Washington congregations included numerous couples, families, and children such as James Truelson, Wayne Lemley, Robert Gaston, Ed Semler, Vernie Goodwin, Myron Johnson, Mayer, Kelley, Earl Martin, Tom Tanner, R. J. Tanner, Rev. Yank, William Rarick, Ted Kruse, Bake and Cheryl Grim.
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Art
Roy Hodges
Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
Hodges
Havre
Wellman
James Truelson
Wayne Lemley
Robert Gaston
Ed Semler
Vernie Goodwin
Myron Johnson
Mayer
Kelley
Washington
Earl Martin
Tom Tanner
R. J. Tanner
Yank
William Rarick
Ted Kruse
4Ake
Cheryl
Joyce
John Grim
Fowler backs swift passage of tax incentive cut
Secretary Henry J. Fowler urged Congress to approve Johnson's plan to suspend the 7 percent tax credit for plant investment to curb inflation. He refused to outline other anti inflation steps and said blueprints on future plans could not be offered amid uncertainties. The House approved measure aims to suspend the investment tax credit to reduce stimulants in the current economy.
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Washington
Henry J. Fowler
Johnson
Senate Finance Committee
Fowler
House
Winfield couple announce engagement of Linda Ann Kremer
Mr and Mrs Carrol Kremer of Winfield announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Ann to Wayne Leo Finke son of Mr and Mrs Leo Finke of Columbus Junction Both couples are 1965 graduates of Winfield Mt Union High School She is employed by Morris Sanford Co Cedar Rapids He works for Rock Island Railroad Cedar Rapids The wedding is set for November 19 at the First Presbyterian Church Winfield.
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Columbus Junction
Carrol C. Kremer
Winfield
Linda Ann
Wayne Leo Finke
Leo Finke
Miss Kremer
Mr. Finke
Winfield Mt. Union High School
Morris Sanford Company
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
First Presbyterian Church
Ainsworth Driver Fined For Yielding Violation
Vined.-Vayiarawarami Farland of Ainsworth was fined ten dollars in Glenn Holden's court after city police charged failure to yield the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vayiarawarami Farland
Ainsworth
Glenn Holden
Dear Abby Matchmaker's Mismatch
Dear Abby fielded three reader questions about matchmaking missteps, marital status and home life. A Cupid case ends with guidance to verify facts, another advises inviting teachers, and the nervous wife is urged to seek professional help as a troubled husband is described.
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Abby
Hot Cranberry Punch And Cozy Casseroles From Grandma’s Table
A vintage kitchen roundup shares a hot cranberry punch using nutmeg cinnamon allspice and tea steeped in water, then mixed with cranberry sauce orange and lemon juices. It suggests a creamy French dressing salad, a Green Bean Casserole with Swiss cheese, and a baked beets dish with orange rind garnish.
Rattan Furniture Distinguishes Itself From Wicker
Rattan furniture dominates today s homes and stores though not wicker. Rattan stems from a solid wood vine, is indoor by default but can outdoor with protection. it bends under heat, is strong and lightweight, and uses wax finishes to resist moisture. Wicker comes from bush willow and differs in origin and outdoor performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Smith
Extension Home Economist
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Connie Swartzendruber
Suzanne Miller
Ann Bergstrom
Waco High School
Ron Meyer
Dez of
Sigourney
Joy Clubs
SCI Running Group
Carrol Kremer
Wayne Finke
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Cupid
Piedmont
Mrs, F
Ofshand
Abbi
Los Angeles
Cal
Helene B. Dillon
Harvard
County Extension Service
Jonathan
Teks
Campbell’s
Rinso
Bones
Be. Soc
Wagners
Martha Gooch
Macaroni & Cheese
Regal
Folger’s Coffee
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