YW Council committees report on activities
The YWCA Council met with 18 members present. Plans for the Rotary YW Christmas party progress. Tole painting will be split into two classes. Doll craft for girls starts Oct 17 taught by Mrs Don Glatch. Sugar and Spice Club resumes with Sharon Evans leading assisted by Alberta Bonar. Newsletter paragraphs requested for October. Two gym classes to begin soon. Swimming lessons have 55 participants and 47 girls on the swim team. World Mutual Service film Children of the Earth selected for clubs. Public Affairs group met twice this fall and will continue twice monthly. Senior Y Teens report 64 members. events include skating party and powder puff game Oct 13. Junior Y Teens plan hayride and candy sales for Kidney Foundation and Halloween Dance decorating. 32 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywca Council
Madge Deaton
Rotary-Yw
Don Glatch
Sugar and Spice Club
Sharon Evans
Alberta Bonar
Dorothy Soucek
Jerri Faulkner
Evelyn Lukovsky
Children of the Earth
Thas
Mary Schlapkohl
Fran Miller
Phyllis Carter
Marsha Redlinger
Kidney Foundation
Harriet Rustan
Women’s Fitness Class Opens at YWCA Oct 8
The women’s physical fitness course at the YWCA begins Monday October 8 with Barb Chebuhar as instructor. Sessions run Monday Wednesday and Friday from 9 to 10 a.m. for eight weeks at $6 for the series. Interested participants should call the YW office by October 5 to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Barb Chebuhar
Hospital Admissions and Births in Washington Area
Yesterday admitted listings include Mrs. Helen Ryner and Mrs. Daryl Richardson in medical and surgical categories. Today adds Earl Ferrell, both in Washington, medical. Births record two new sons to Allison and McArtor families in Washington yesterday and Farrier today. Dismissal notes include Mrs. Robert McFarland of Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ryner
Washington
Daryl Richardson
Earl Ferrell
Richard Allison
David McArtor
Karel Wayne Farrier
Robert McFarland
Ainsworth
Caldwell reunion draws 116 relatives at Farm Bureau Building
Relatives of James Thompson and Catherine Caldwell gathered Sunday near Washington for a Caldwell reunion. Honored guests included Orville Caldwell of Fairfield moving to California, Edna McKee of St. Louis, and Vahn Lewis with Nicole of Iowa City. Attendees came from Rock Island to Washington and statewide Iowa Employes Association members meet Monday in Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thompson
Catherine Ameline Caldwell
Farm Bureau
Washington
Caldwell
Orville Caldwell
Fairfield
California
Edna McKee
St. Louis
Vahn Lewis
Nicole
Iowa City
Lewis
Carl McKee
Rock Island
Sigourney
Davenport
Mt. Pleasant Solon
Wellman
Brighton
Wayland
Burlington
Columbus Junction
Crawfordsville
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
Delta Kappa Gamma meets at 6 30 p m at Peoples National Bank Columbus Junction. CESpinochle hosts at 1 30 p m with dessert at Wingas Pauline Crone hostess Friendly Circle Club 1 45 p m Wingas show and tell led by Mrs James Moeller PEO salad luncheon 12 30 p m at Mrs Richard McCleery and a.m. Past Matrons 9 Paul Rebekah Lodge 7 30 p m 100F Hall Lodge No 26 6 30 p m supper at Masonic Temple Regular Mason meet 8 p m all Masons welcome Saturday Shirts and Skirts Square Dance 8 11 p m free dance sponsored by Washington merchants Ron Rominger caller refreshments not provided all welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingas
Pauline Crone
Friendly Circle Club
James Moeller
HBO Club
Bruce ‘Campbell
Richard McCleery
Richard
Paul
Rebekah Lodge
Masonic Temple
Masons
Washington Merchants
Ron Rominger
Delegates Return From GOP Women's Biennium in Los Angeles
Mrs Nate Young and Mrs Joe Jones returned Monday from the National Federation of Republican Women's 1973 Biennium in Los Angeles where about 3000 attended Sept 27 to 29. Iowa State delegates joined speakers including Spiro Agnew George Bush John Connally Ronald Reagan Earl Butz Ann Armstrong and Dr William Banowsky as well as workshops Media and the GOP and The Platform Is Yours. The State Biennium will be Oct 15 16 in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Young
Joe Jones
National Federation of Republican Women
Los Angeles
Iowa
Spiro Agnew
GOP
George Bush
John Connally
Ronald Reagan
Earl Butz
Ann Armstrong
William Banowsky
Pepperdine University
Go and Let Go Club Holds Reading and Halloween Event
Six members met with Mrs. Pearl Woodford on Tuesday to read poems for roll call. Mrs. Robert Miksch shared travels through ten eastern states and Halloween themes were enjoyed. The November meeting moves to Florance Waterhouse home with refreshment hosts Mrs. Waterhouse and Mrs. Carl Corpman. Yale Jarvis and Karl Jones of the Washington County Rescue Unit spoke to the Nurses Association about equipping a county rescue vehicle and demonstrated truck equipment with local law officers’ access. Refreshments for 25 members and guest Sharyl Davis were served by Ruth Ahart Connie Bauer Carla Carter and Myrna Whittaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Woodford
Robert Miksch
Florance Waterhouse
Waterhouse
Carl Corpman
Nurses Association
Yale Jarvis
Karl Jones
Washington County Rescue Unit
Washington County Registered Nurses Association
Bob Zager
Glen Beauchamp
Dick Hesser
Linda Peiffer
Sharyl Davis
Ruth Ahart
Connie Bauer
Carla Carter
Myrna Whittaker
Edith Weidner to Celebrate 83rd Birthday in Care
Edith Weidner will turn 83 on Thursday October 4 while staying on the hospital third floor long term care. Mrs Sam Henry and Mrs Ed Heisdorffer visited the Keokuk County Home Sigourney Tuesday and the Le o Heisdorffer home near Keoota. Mr and Mrs Robert Forsch of St Louis are visiting her parents Phil and Mrs Kneen and plan to travel to Sacramento California then to Santo Domingo Dominican Republic where Forsch will play baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Weidner
Sam Henry
Ed Heisdorffer
Keokuk County
Sigourney
Leo Heisdorffer
Keoota
Robert Forsch
St. Louis
Phil Kneen
Sacramento
Calif
Herbert Forsch
Santo Domingo
Dom. Rep
Forsch
Records From Magistrate Court Including Speeding Fines
A list shows multiple defendants with fines for traffic violations and equipment issues in magistrate court. Names include Eileen Mullikin Keosauqua David Orsburn Dallas Arla Robinson Wappapella Philip Stutzman Keota Robert Truax Washington Dale Hesseltine Washington Helen Johnson Washington Ronald Kleineberg Washington Harold Griffith Ottumwa and Roberta Frangipine for failure to yield. Two men, Phil Williams and Roy Wissbroecker, were fined for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Bernice Mullikin
Fairfield
Howard Wayne Buckler
Keosauqua
David T. Orsburn
Dallas
Texas
Arla Dwain Robinson
Wappapella
Philip D. Stutzman
Kepta
Robert Stanton Truax
Washington
Dale Wayne Hesseltine
Helen Marie Johnson
Ronald Lee Kleineberg
Harold E. Griffith
Ottumwa
Roberta Frangipine
Phil Williams
Roy Wissbroecker
Washington WCTU Holds September Meeting at United Presbyterian Home
The Washington Women’s Christian Temperance Union met with Mrs. Vera Buchanan as hostess and Miss Margaret Work presiding. Eleven members attended. They noted World WCTU Day of Prayer on September 28 in memory of Frances Willard’s birth. Margaret Work will attend the state convention in Des Moines October 1 to 3, with $10 approved for her expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Women’s Christian Temperance Union
United Presbyterian Home
Vera Buchanan
Margaret Work
WCTU
Frances Willard
Elizabeth McClung
Agnes Dobbs Hays
Hairdressers meet at Crown of Beauty weekly program
The Hairdressers Association met at the Crown of Beauty Tuesday evening with Mary McEwen of LaMar Company giving a tint frosty and permanent wave demonstration on live models. Sixteen attended and Terri Wiele joined as a new member as refreshments were served. Julie Wells led the business meeting followed by a shop owners and managers session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hairdressers Association
Crown of Beauty
Mary McEwen
LaMar Company
Gene Harkness
Millers Beauty and
Barber Supply
Burlington
Terri Wiele
Louise Clarahan
Diane Myers
Barb Wood
Julie Wells
Cedar Rapids Antiques Show Set for Oct 4 7
The Cedar Rapids Antiques Show runs Thursday through Sunday Oct 4 7 at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum with over 5 000 antiquers expected. A thousand dollar chicken sits in the D C Koehn collection among eight state displays and various glass and fine china items. Open daily 11 am to 10 pm and Sunday 11 am to 6 pm. Daughters of the Nile Drill Patrol run dining rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
J.W. Koehn
Midwest
D.C. Koehn
Daughters of the Nile Drill Patrol
Minor City Accident and Health Sanitation Course
Police reported a minor collision in the 100 block of North Town Avenue at 1 40 p m. Alice Bell Norman backing from a parking stall hit Wilma Bernice Goudie. damage estimated at 550 dollars. Halcyon Jeri Lee Blum and Naomi P Starr finished a 12 lesson home study Sanitation course from the Iowa State Department of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Town Avenue
Alice Bell Norman
Route Three
Washington
Wilma Bernice Goudie
Morning Sun
Halcyon
Jeri Lee Blum
Naomi P. Starr
Dietary Department
Halcyon House
Iowa State Department of Health
4-Hers offer heifers at Oskaloosa sale
The TENCO Dairy Heifer Sale at Oskaloosa Fairgrounds on October 13 features forty springing Holstein heifers from top DHIA herds bred to recommended bulls. The program began in 1971 to provide rural youth with a dairy project and replaceable stock, with 25 members in year one and 27 in year two. The sale is at 1 p.m. catalogs from Midland ADIA Ankeny Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
TENCO
Jim Frier
Oskaloosa Fairgrounds
Ottumwa
Don Voelker
Iowa State University
Extension Service
Ottumwa Area
Midland United Dairy Association
Vocational Agriculture Departments
Farm Bureau Dairy Committees
Frier
Midland Adia
Dairy Ridg
Ankeny
Towa
Iowa Maidens 4H Club elects new officers
Diane Jarrard hosts meeting as Brenda Friese presides. New officers named Barb Larsen president, Diane Jarrard vice president, Shelley Stout secretary, Marcia McGuire treasurer, Holly Whelan reporter, Jane Friese historian, with Debbie Krotz and Susan Shepherd joining. Members prepared posters for National 4-H Week and the county convention on Oct 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luna Mavens
Diane Jarrard
Iowa Maidens
Brenda Friese
Barb Larsen
Shelley Stout
Marcia McGuire
Holly ‘Whelan
Jane Friese
Debbie Krotz
Susan Shepherd
First Annual Tractor Rodeo Winner From Keota
Ir a wins first place at the First Annual Tractor Rodeo in Keota over the weekend. Team members Jerone Wittetoe Phil Guy Bruce Guy Larry Roblen Jerry Roth Harry Walker Geary James competed in four events with scoring and a time tie breaker. The winning trophy is displayed in the Vocational Agriculture classroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ir A
Keota
Jerome Wittetoe
Phil Guy
Bruce Guy
Larry Roblen
Jerry Roth
Harry Walker
Geary James
Red Cross Plans First Aid Class With Volunteers
Marion McAvoy announces a two evening multi media first aid class for October 16 and 17 from 6 30 to 10 30 pm. Location to be announced. Cost is 1 10 for a test. Bring a blanket if possible. Instructors are John Hiatt and Yale Jarvis. Enroll or questions to Red Cross 118 South Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion McAvoy
Washington County
American Red Cross
John Hiatt
Yale Jarvis
Red Cross
South
Iowa
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YW Council
Rst
State
Iowa Employes Association
Iowa Southern Utilities
Delta Kappa Gamma
People’s National Bank
L. A
Boner
Maam
IPID
Chuck
Nancy
Blondie
Rollo the Rich Kil
Han
Magistrate Court
Connelly
West Chester Wctu
Merl McDowell
Lloyd Bauer
WRC
Hall
National Narcotic Bureau
County Institute
Mer! McDowell
Walter Bauer
Oskaloosa Sale
FFA Group
Tractor Rodeo
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