Club Activities and Meetings Report Across Local Societies
Dutch Creek Farm Bureau Women held a luncheon at Mrs. Orville Griggs home with twelve present. A skit was read and future meeting set for Nov 13 at Mrs Glen Gordon’s home. Sunshine Community Club plus guests shared an afternoon with Mrs George Koehler. Delineated travel bingo, prizes, and refreshments. Grace Hill Ladies Aid met at the community building. windows cleaned, quilts made, business session led by Mrs Richard Hayes. Next Grace Hill meeting will be the first Wednesday in November with a silent auction the second Wednesday. Five dollars was voted to the County Home chapel fund. Christmas card donations for University Hospital may be brought to Mrs Max Waterhouse by Dec 2. Mrs Marion Robertson gave the lesson and Mrs Carl Corpman served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Creek Farm Bureau
Orville Griggs
Griggs
Glen Gordon
Roger Pepper
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Richard Hayes
County Home Chapel
University Hospital
Max Waterhouse
Marion Robertson
Carl Corpman
Marion Men change meeting date and welcome new members
Eleven members of the Marion Men met Tuesday at Shiloh School and responded to the roll call with their favorite subject in school. Dick Sojka presided as president, and the group voted to move the meeting date to the first Tuesday of the month. New members Craig Gardner Jim and Marcus McCarthy and Gay Widmer were welcomed. Refreshments were served by Tim and Gay Widmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Shiloh
Dick Sojka
Craig Gardner
Jim
Marcus McCarthy
Gay Widmer
Tim
On The Record Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admitted yesterday in Washington were Jeanette Woodburn medical Fred Byers medical and Mrs Lucin da Snider. Dismissed today at Columbus City Mrs Ralph Bell and son and Mrs Eddie West and son in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Woodburn
Washington
Fred Byers
Lucinda Snider
Ralph Bell
Columbus City
Eddie West
Social Calendar Notices for Local Clubs and Groups
Notices list weekly Christian CWF groups, clubs, circles, and meetings with times and hosts. Events include Martha Group Priscilla Group Friendship Club Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid CBS Women of Moose UPW Circle Marion Ave Brighton Square Dance Club Knights of Columbus VFW Auxiliary circles Methodist groups Baptist circles and programs Rainbow Girls and Junior PTG with venues such as churches, Masonic Temple, YWCA, and Marion Ave. Five days show varied events from Thursday to Monday with note times and transportation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Cwf
Martha Group
Helen Watkins
Priscilla Group
Lloyd
Dwight Bode
CBS
Masonic Temple
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Marion Ave
UPW
VFW
VFW Hall
Methodist Wscs
Harold Kerr
Country Club
Allen Griggs
Frank Patterson
Glenn Knupp
John Walker
Margaret Turkington
Henry Berdo
BE. B. Stutsman
E. B. Ward
Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
Agnes Anderson
Joe Cochran
White Cross
Harvey Holden
Courty
Ethel McCreedy
William McConnell
Marion George
Ruth Group
Lauren Chalupa
Dorcas Group
Leslie Beenblossom
Esther Group
Bessie Tucker
Brighton Cbs
YWCA
Rainbow Girls
Baptist Friendly Bible
Marion Avenue UPW Seeks Children’s Christmas Gifts
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Women ask members to bring the children’s gifts requested for their circle meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Ave
Marion Avenue
United Presbyterian
Patricia Berry and Vernon Kalvestrand Wed in Minneapolis
Miss Patricia Berry daughter of Mrs Mary Berry of Washington and Vernon Kalvestrand of Brigham Utah were married in a 430 pm ceremony Saturday Oct 6 at Andrew Presbyterian Church Minneapolis. Attendants were Miss Charlotte Berry and Marion Kalvestrand. A reception followed at Lowell Inn Stillwater. They will reside at 586 South Main Brigham Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Berry
Mary Berry
Washington
Vernon Kalvestrand
Brigham, Utah
M. Kalvestrand
la Farge
Wis
Andrew Presbyterian Church
Minneapolis
Minn
Charlotte Berry
Rochester
N. Y
Marion Kalvestrand
Mukwonago
Lowell Inn
Stillwater
Kalvestrand
South Main Street
Brigham
Utah
Heart Hospital
University of Minnesota
Thikol Chemical Corporation
Mrs Ruth Bull and Wade Page Wed in Wellman Home
Mrs Ruth Bull of Wellman and Wade Page of Brighton were married Wednesday at the bride’s Wellman home. The Rev Dr Paul Dietterich officiated the double ring ceremony with garden flowers and a reception for close friends. They will reside east of Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Ruth Bull
Wellman
Wade Page
Paul Dietterich
Leo Gislain
Camp Fire Field Advisor to Visit Washington Council
Frances Cheadle, Camp Fire Girls Region VII field advisor, will visit Washington Council October 15 and 16. She advises on long-range plans, program, public relations, training and camping, under the Region VII director, and has worked in Kansas Oklahoma Louisiana councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Cheadle
Camp Fire Girls, Inc
Washington Council
Miss Cheadle
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Wyoming
Colorado
Miss Cheadlers
Shawnee
Okla
Comrades Class Elects Officers At West Chester Church
West Chester Methodist Church Comrades Sunday School class met with Mr and Mrs Robert Stephens. Officers elected for the year include President Marion Pence Vice President Orville Griggs and Secretary Treasurer Mrs Robert Stephens. Teachers named Mrs Clark Bauer Mrs Orville Griggs and Mrs Eldin Bauer. Entertainment by Mrs Clark Bauer and Mrs Clyde Crile. Refreshments by hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Comrades
Local Social Roundup From Norfolk Area
Local residents visit relatives and attend events across Iowa and Nebraska. The piece notes Mr. and Mrs. Lyle B. Nicola return to Norfolk after visits with family in Crawfordsville and Washington. Tom Patterson of Seattle visits friends, with Mrs. Russell Frink returning from Omaha. Lynette Lee Reber is born to C E Reber and Linda Loveless in Des Moines. VFW Auxiliary hosts breakfast. Diocesan Council attendees include Rev T J Lew and several local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle B. Nicola
Norfolk, Neb
Henry Crooks
Mable Monson
Crawfordsville
Howard L. McCleery
Washington
Tom Patterson
Seattle
Washington Hotel
Mr. Patterson
Hiram Scofield
This County
Russell Frink
Omaha
Neb
Robert Frink
C.E. Reber
Caulder Avenue
Des Moines
Lynette Lee
Linda Loveless
Maynard Reber
Kalona
Earl Loveless
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
District 11
Keswick
T.J. Lew
Grant Humble
Frank Casey
Martin Whittaker
Frank Kerker
William Marie Sr
Earl Redlinger
Leo Marie
Clem Eagle
Casey
VFW Auxiliary Junior Unit Inspection Friday
The VFW Auxiliary Junior Unit will meet Friday at 4 p.m. for a business meeting and inspection. Helen Sheetz of Ollie, department chairman, will be present and will present awards for the past year. All girls are asked to be present and in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Helen Sheetz
Ollie
Employed Women Plan Luncheon at YWCA
Employed women will meet next Wednesday October 17 at noon in the YWCA room. Mrs Richard McCleery will display pictures of Norway. All employed and retired working women are invited. Reservations are requested but not required. The meal costs 75 cents. Mrs Walter Doak and Mrs Ralph Kleese lead the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Richard McCleery
Norway
Walter Doak
Ralph Kleese
Republicans Attend District Women’s Convention in Davenport
About 100 attendees from 12 counties gathered for the Biennial Convention of the First District Iowa Council of Republican Women at the Blackhawk Hotel in Davenport. Officers were elected, Miss Ethel Henderson named district historian, and Mrs. John Camp named first national vice president. Washington participants included Mrs. Phil Weldin and three others. Wellman delegates were Mrs. E D Miller and Mrs. Wayne Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First District
Iowa Council of Republican Women
Blackhawk
Davenport
Maizie Stokes
Ethel Henderson
Washington
John Camp
Phoenix
Fred Schwengel
Schwengel
Evan Hultman
Charles Wittenmeyer
Loren Hickerson
State University of Iowa
Phil Weldin
Robert Day
Mae Davis
P. F. Whisler
Wellman
E. D. Miller
Wayne
Name Co Editors Of Keota Klipper Staff
Keota October 1 co editors of the Klipper staff are Ron Greiner and Mary Lou Seiren. Advisor is Mrs Marjorie Bywaters. staff members include Gary Vincent Cliff Stoutner Nancy Huber Karen Hotchkiss Betsey Sondag Bob Mayer and Janice Weber. Denny Walton has returned home from Ft Leonard Wood and reopened his radio and TV shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Klipper
Ron Greiner
Mary Lou Seiren
Marjorie Bywaters
Gary Vincent
Cliff Stoutner
Nancy Huber
Karen Hotchkiss
Betsey Sondag
Bob Mayer
Janice Weber
Denny Walton
Ft. Leonard Wood
Missouri
Wayne Zehr
Freddie
Walter Bower
Carl Walton
Patty Bower
Kinross
Boyd Sanders
Larry
Gene
Donald Long
Ronnie
Rubio
Donna Sanders
Cedar Rapids
Eugene Redlinger
Harper
Tom Stoutner
Jeannie McCrabb
Keota Fagles
Linn-Marr
Betsey Sonday
Peggy
Iowa Corn Yield May Set Record
Iowa's 1962 corn crop is estimated at 76 bushels per acre, totaling about 744.42 million bushels despite early frost in northern counties. The forecast, unchanged from September, marks the fourth largest crop in history, with Illinois reporting 77 bushels per acre on fewer acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Agriculture Department
Hawkeye
Illinois
Nations fail to secure pact on nuclear test ban
At the United Nations Adlai E. Stevenson and Valerian Zorin argued over a global test ban. The United States rejects a voluntary unverifiable moratorium and pushes for either a comprehensive treaty with international inspections or a ban limited to underground tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
UPI
Soviet Union
West
U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Britain
Moscow
Valerian A. Zorin
Russia
India
Italy
Brazil
Ireland
Yugoslavia
Austria
General Assembly
Dominican Republic
Saudi Arabia
Madagascar
Somalia
Central African Republic
Tanganyika
Iraq
Stevenson
U.S
Ussr
Grain market summary from Chicago futures quotes
UPI reports mixed grain futures in Chicago with declines and small gains across December through August positions for corn oats soybeans and nearby months, noting percentage changes and off figures as traders weigh supply demand and seasonal factors. Specific lines show Dec corn at around 105% with variations, soybeans near 239-245% range, and oats near 63-65% amid shifting values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Period of Equilibrium Seen in Arms Race Says Official
A spokesman notes a rare equilibrium in the arms race and urges firm General Assembly insistence to forestall another cycle of nuclear tests. He calls for making the most of this decisive moment before it passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Methodist Men hear Rev Jonah G Chitombo in Washington
Rev Jonah G Chitombo of Southern Rhodesia Africa spoke at the Washington Methodist Men dinner meeting on Wednesday evening. He briefly addressed the group then invited them to a service in the church sanctuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah G. Chitombo
Southern Rhodesia
Africa
Washington
Chitombo
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North English
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Weeps
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Los Angeles
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Lincoln Heights
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