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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1962

Page

5

Curry Cookery Is Specialty Of Head Chef Aboard Passenger Ship

John Fernandas the curry chef aboard the Canberra explains curry from Agra to Zanzibar. He and head chef Donald Glavin describe regional curries, daily production of three curries, and blends made in ship kitchens on the Southampton to New York voyage as part of Visit U S A. campaign.

Jeanne Lesem United Press International NEW York UPI John Fernandas Agra Zanzibar Taj Mahal Bangalore Bengal Goa Fernanda India Fernandas P & O Orient Lines Canberra Donald Glavin Southampton Eng Pacific North America U.S.A Madras Mysore Penang Poona Sumatra Glavin United States England

Pythian Sisters Meet at Brighton

Brighton report notes 22 Pythian Sisters gathered at the K P Hall Thursday night with refreshments served by a committee. Willing Workers met at Mrs. Leo Dunbar home for an all day session with 18 members and two guests Toppy Chuck and Mary Dunbar planning the Thanksgiving dinner at the K P Hall and Charles Leeper with Ed Linns joined the F F A chapter trip to Kansas City for the convention.

Brighton K. P. Hall Leo Dunbar Toppy Chuck Mary Dunbar Howard Shaffer Charles Leeper Ed Linns Kansas City F.F.A Washington

Washington Evening Journal Station Rates and Staff List

The Washington Evening Journal lists staff including David Elder as Editor and Business Manager William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director Charles Morris News Editor Bruce Cowden Contributing Editor Howard Hazen Production Superintendent. It prints afternoons except Sundays Christmas and July 7 with second class mailing and local and out of state subscription rates.

Washington Evening Journal Washington, Iowa David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Bruce Cowden Howard Hazen Washington Iowa United Press Inland Daily Press Daily Press Iowa Press Audit Bureau of

Navy Announces Annual NROTC Scholarship Program

The Navy invites high school seniors and graduates to apply for the Regular NROTC program offering college tuition, books, and $600 annual pay for up to four years. Eligible applicants must be 17 by June 30, 1963 and under 21, with a 1962 exam on December 8 and a February midshipman physical. Applications due by November 16, 1962 at Navy Recruiting Stations or via counselor Mr. George Cordes.

Navy Department of the Navy Marine Corps NROTC Staff Corps of United States Naval Service Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps U.S. Navy George Cordes Cordes

Mid-Prairie FFA Dinner Meeting Plans Initiation Date

Mid-Prairie FFA members met at Ox Yoke Inn in Amana for a dinner and business session led by President Robert Hough. They set November 6 at 7:30 p.m. for Greenhands initiation and hired Dick Stewart to combine soybeans. Attendees included 20 members, adviser Le Roy Shoemaker, and guest Gerald Graf.

Mid-Prairie Future Farmers of America Amana Ox Yoke Inn Robert Hough Mid-Prairie Dick Stewart LeRoy Shoemaker Gerald Graf Bob Hough Max Stransky Ken LeFever Larry Huber Phil Hesseltine Jim McKray Allan Hesseltine Glen Sakulin Dennis Bishop Martin White Bob Grout Gary Robbins Carroll Yoder Duane Bontrager Kenny Boyse Terry Crossett Darwin Jones

Prairie Flower Community Notes and County Hospital Open House

The Prairie Flower column reports dinner guests of Clyde Cornick in Fairfield and a visit to his daughter in Iowa City. Kiwanis travel and adventure series at Washington High School is cited, with rain and hospitality noted. Other items mention hospital open house and local rain delaying harvest, beans and corn work, plus a note on Al Geiberger’s amateur golf record before turning pro.

Prairie Flower Clyde Cornick Fairfield Nina Smith Iowa City Cornick Jerry Mottet Joe Knotek Kiwanis Club Washington High School Knotek George Jarrard Kyle

Yvonne Hears- Soon Will Speak

In Hamburg Pennsylvania a baby named Yvonne Dunkle aged 18 months can hear after doctors at Temple University Medical Center fitted her with a high powered six transistor hearing aid. Dr Bernard J Ronis said she will soon recognize words and begin to talk, a rare early success in treating deafness.

Yvonne Marlin Dunkle Dunkles Temple University Medical Center Philadelphia Bernard J. Ronis Pennsylvania Academy of Ophthalmology Otolaryngology

Committees Appointed for Central District Conference

Noble reports at the Mission Society meeting with sewing projects and a new coffee maker. Central District Conference committees cover General lodging social registration music maintenance nursery and flower duties with named chairmen and members.

Wayland Harold Rixe Kenneth Peterson Robert Freyenberger Secetary Jr. Graber O. Nisley A. Penner C. C. Wyse Wm. Eicher Ed Roth Dale Richenberger Wm. Freyenberger Geo. Unkrich Omer Roch Allen Wenger Thurlow Myers Dale Clark Marvin Widmer Ora’ Graber Duane Peterson Shirley Schlatter David Roth Donnie Hertig Max Kauffman Orval Roth Clinton Hertig Junior Graber Lawrence Shaffer Don Meyer Arthur Duncan Ronnie Roth Omer Nisley Glen Richenberger Erwen Graber Flower Thurloe Myers

Women’s Society of Christian Service meets in Crawfordsville

Mrs Earl Lowe presided over the WSCS gathering at the Methodist church with the topic You are a missionary too. The program included remarks by Mrs Earl Walker and Mrs Myral Smith. Reports from fall seminar attendees were given and plans set for upcoming events through November including a November 3 gift drive to Des Moines and October 27 football meals.

Crawfordsville Earl Lowe Women's Society of Christian Service Methodist Church Earl Walker Myral Smith Washington Bethlehem Center Richmond Winfield Bidwell-Riverside Des Moines John Hamil Iowa City W.S.C.S

Brighton UPW Meets With Mrs Hodson

The United Presbyterian Women's organization met at the home of Mrs. Ross Hodson with co hosts Mrs. Vivian Helfrich and Mrs. Carrie Dickinson. Eighteen members and three guests attended. They finalized plans for the annual turkey supper and bazaar to be held on Wednesday October 17 at the Presbyterian church basement starting at 5 o'clock.

Brighton United Presbyterian Womens Organization Ross Hodson Vivian Helfrich Carrie Dickinson Edgar McClurg Don Mullikin Gladys Savage Wendell Frazier Marion Farrier, Jr Harold Lynn Raymond Stacy Violet Lowe Crawfordsville Presbyterian Church

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