Nineteenth Century Club Luncheon Topics Summeries
Mrs. Roger Sherman hosted the Nineteenth Century Club at a one o clock luncheon Tuesday. The program topic was Summer ies. Mrs. Ethel Glider returned from a month in Long Beach California visiting her son Milo Glider and family. Bob Myers is a patient at University Hospital Ward C-23 after a BB gun eye injury and would appreciate hearing from friends. he is the son of Mrs. Melvin Greazel. Mrs. Joe Cochran and Mrs. Charles Churchill should have been listed as hostess and cohostess of the John Vaughn Circle of the Baptist Church in the October meeting report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Sherman
Nineteenth Century Club
Ethel Glider
Milo Glider
Long Beach
Calif
Bob Myers
University Hospital
Melvin Greazel
Washington
Sigourney
Joe Cochran
Charles Churchill
John Vaughn
The
Baptist Church
Catholic Daughters Banquet Draws 100 Plus
More than 100 members attended the Catholic Daughters Mother Daughter annual banquet held Wednesday evening in St. James School cafeteria. A pot luck dinner began at 6 30 with a program featuring songs by girls and solos by Mary Ann Marie. Martha Marie read a poem and her mother Mrs Leo Marie recited a poem. A bake sale and breakfast next Sunday after the first two Masses were announced. Dinner committee named as Mrs George Horn Mrs Joe Tobin Mrs Agnes Beliel Mrs Islea Schulty and Mrs Raymond Minick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters
St. James School
Mary Ann Marie
Martha Marie
Leo Marie
George Horn
Joe Tobin
Agnes Beliel
Islea Schulty
Raymond Minick
Zieglowskys to Have Open House to Celebrate 25th
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zieglowsky of Washington will be honored at an open house Sunday October 17 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Sail Inn Cafe Wayland in observance of their 25th wedding anniversary. The couple wed October 15 1940 at the Eicher Mennonite Parsonage by Rev. Delbert Welty. They are parents of two children Ronnie of Iowa City and Carla Leichty of Rural Route 5 Mt Pleasant.
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Carl Zieglowsky
Washington
Sail Inn
Wayland
Zieglowsky
Ruth Baker
Eicher Mennonite Parsonage
Delbert Welty
Ronnie
Iowa City
Royce
Carla) Leichty
Mt. Pleasant
Seituatt Favors We hear that Bill Per dock sent four year old
Seituatt reports that Bill Perdock sent a four year old Jimmy Gebhart home with literature about the new Olds. Paul Gebhart, Jim's father, sent him back with reading material on the 66 Chevrolets. Thanks to F T D the ability to wire flowers nationwide in moments is noted by dial 653 2652.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Perdock
Jimmy Gebhardt
Paul Gebhardt
Jim
Maet
Fall Festival gifts planned by CWF groups of church
Christian Women's Fellowship groups studied The Timeless Purpose from Ephesians at October meetings. Worship leaders led meditations on Called to the Servants. Fall Festival envelopes distributed for Oct 22 meeting to fund a sanctuary loud speaker. Family night set for Nov 7 with Ruth group in charge of refreshments and Esther group providing sanctuary flowers.
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Christian Women’s Fellowship
The
Christian Church
St. Paul
Ephesians
Ruth Group
Esther Group
Mae Widmer
Don Gardner
Ed Chabal
Deane Clingman
Senior Circle studies prophet at St Pauls gathering
Senior Circle members of St. Pauls United Church of Christ met Wednesday afternoon with 15 in attendance. Mrs Maynard Goff Jr led with quotations from the prophet Habakkuk and Mrs Guy Stuckman reviewed life facts about the prophet. Guests included Mrs Harold Wilson. Some members shared games and sewing for World Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Goff Jr
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ Senior Circle
Guy Stuckman
Harold Wilson
Club Activities Highlight Hostess and Guests
Mrs. Nina Caldwell hosted the Just Us Club with Mrs. E H Messer presiding. Entertainers included Mrs. Pearl Parcell and Mrs. L L Loveless. Visitors included Mrs. Murray Smylie, Mrs. Lillian Rosenberg, and guests Mrs. Virginia Wallace and Miss Ellen Spenner. Contests featured and a quilt by Mrs. William Spenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Caldwell
Just Us Club
E.H. Messer
Pearl Parcell
L. L. Loveless
Rollie Dunbar
Lori
Lisa
Heights
Virginia Wallace
Omaha
Ellen Spenner
Kalona
William Spenner
Charles Schiebel
Social club events fill weekend calendar in town
Thursday through Monday social calendar lists Masonic Temple honors, Women of etc enrollment, Moose Home and KC Hall meetings. Friday Methodist WSCS meets, Rebekah Lodge, Bethlehem Commandery, and circular church activities. Sunday Rainbow Girls practice. Monday Bible study groups, Garden activities, and YWCA Wash-away Tops Club. Daughters of Nile invite dessert and nylon donations for toy stuffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CES
Masonic Temple
Moose Home
Knights of Columbus
KC Hall
Methodist Wscs
Rebekah Lodge
Bethlehem Commandery
First Presbyterian Upw
Henry Lanning
J. N. Davis
Frank Crone
Louis Larsen
Lester Orr
Baptist Friendly
YWCA
White Shrine Bridge
Daughters of Nile Sewing Group
Gerald Hahn
Cannibal Sandwich Guidance From Chicago Nutritionist
A Chicago nutrition expert, Miss Jeanine Swaim, says raw beef dishes can be harmless if the meat is fresh and uncontaminated but warns beef tapeworms may be transmitted and handling can contaminate meat. She advises buying freshly ground beef and consuming within 24 hours and not washing the meat to avoid bacteria growth. The piece notes the body’s natural resistance and hints at natural immunization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jeanine Swaim
Pacifarins and Health Advances Hit Medical News
Dr Howard A Schneider at the Institute for Biomedical Research in Chicago explores pacifarins as potent disease inhibitors that could be added to water to curb epidemics. The American Academy of Pediatrics urges FDA control of vitamin D fortification, proposing prescription requirements for doses over 400 units to protect pregnant and nursing mothers. The piece notes rising malpractice suits traced to higher expectations and better treatments, plus warnings about lemon juice damaging enamel and a sobering count of twelve football player deaths this season from heat or trauma. It mentions two new anti tuberculosis drugs likely to win FDA approval for resistant cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Schneider
Chicago
Institute For Biomedical Research
Schneider
American Academy of Pediatrics
Food and Drug Administration
AAP
FDA
Local births and admissions list in Keota and Washington
Yesterday admissions include William Mc Crabb and Rae Lee Lewis for surgical procedures in Keota and Columbus Junction, with Katherine Diveney and George F. Miller both for medical care in Columbus Junction. Births today report a son for Roger and Mrs. Stout of Washington and a daughter for Dennis Tinnes and wife of Keota. Dismissals include Mrs. Rodney Carr of Washington and Mrs. Cleo Orris of Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCrabb
Keota
Rae Lee Lewis
Columbus Junction
Katherine Diveney
George F. Miller
Tom Bayliss
Douglas Allen
Washington
Roger Stout
Dennis Tinnes
Rodney Carr
Cleo Orris
Ainsworth
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Carl Zieglowskys
Wolf's Flower Shop
CWF
JUST
Murray Smylie
Lillian Rosenberg
Mrs. Jerry Simmering
San Francisco
Melvin Belli
Belli
Peter P. Dale
Boston
Vanes
Eeeuw Se
Precedo
Michal Pax
Joe Falk
Clothing & Shoes
West Side Square
Soomee
Gevock
Crescent
Dot
Pastry Shop
Dial
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