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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1965

Page

2

Couple ple marries in England Predaient-Schrock vows

Mary Parchment daughter of Gordon and Mrs Parchment of Oxford England married Donald R Schrock son of Elmer and Mrs Schrock of Kalona in the Eleventh Century Church of St Michael at the North Gate Oxford. Rev R M Ramm officiated at 3 30 p m. Best man was AIC Robert E Jones of Ohio. Ushered by David Parchment and AIC Richard Austrus. Bridesmaids Brenda Elderfield Janet Pepper. Five year old Trudi Smith flower girl. Reception for 150 at Florence Park Hall. Bride wore white slab satin empire gown with French lace. Veil of French tulle with crystal tiara. Family ring passed through generations. Address 168 Divinity Road Cowley Oxford.

Mary Parchment Gordon W. Parchment Oxford England Donald R. Schrock Elmer J. Schrock Kalona St. Michael North Gate University City of Ox R. M. Ramm AIC Robert E. Jones Ohio David Parchment Richard Austrus Oregon Brenda Elderfield Janet Pepper Trudi Smith Florence Park Hall

Community Notes From United Presbyterian Home Obituaries and Visit Reports

Edith Cranston mourns her brother Bert Cranston who died after a long illness in Muskegon Wisconsin. Members and visitors from Winfield Mt Pleasant Ainsworth Wellman State Center and Topeka travel with families for visits. Home members take a multicar drive through city admiring autumn trees.

Edith Cranston Bert Cranston Muskegon Wis

Barriers to women executives falling

NEW YORK UPI barriers against women in executive jobs are easing a poll of 300 male executives shows over half would hire a woman for a top post. The Labor Bureau notes 26 million plus workers, four million in professional or managerial roles. President Johnson named 10 women to high federal offices including the FTC's first female member.

New York UPI U.S. Labor Bureau Johnson Federal Trade Commission

Light hallways at little extra cost

Older people might install low wattage night lights to illuminate hallways with minimal electricity use. Bacon lovers seeking savings may choose end pieces and slabs, the costliest form of the breakfast staple. Cottage and cream cheese absorb flavors quickly. keep tightly covered in the refrigerator. Outdoor cooking is enjoyable until soot buildup on cookware prompts coatings of soap for easier cleaning.

Refinishing furniture caution on wax usage

A brief tip advises against using all in one wax on refinished furniture. The note suggests selective application to avoid finish damage and preserve the wood’s appearance.

Relatives Honor Robertsons Saturday

A group of relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs W C Robertson Saturday evening to honor newlyweds Stan Bauer of Washington and Tom Bauer of Iowa City. Mrs Eldin Bauer organized the entertainment and gifts were presented to the couples.

W. C. Robertson Stan Bauer Washington Tom Bauer Iowa City Eldin Bauer Little Kim Owen Larry De-Long Jerry Owen Clark Bauer Larry de. Long West Chester Verne Miller Cloyce Statler Keith Augustine Keota Robert Gillespie Batavia Roy Johnson Wellman Kim and Jill West Liberty

Evening Journal item for Tuesday, October 19, 1965

Brief newspaper line noting the Tuesday October 19 1965 edition of the Evening Journal in western Iowa. It appears as a header fragment without additional event details or articles visible.

Evening Journal Iowa

Social calendar notices for week’s events and meetings

Calendar lists multiple community group meetings for Tuesday to Friday at churches, clubs, YWCA, VFW Hall, and the Country Club. Attendees include St James Home and School, VFW Auxiliary, First Presbyterian UPW Circle IV, Rosemary Club, Jaycee Ettes, World War I Barracks Auxiliary, Kolah Club, and more with times ranging 1:30 to 8 p.m. Several circles and clubs note time changes or special themes like a costume party and a cookie swap.

St. James VFW YWCA E. N. Foster Auxiliary Legion Hall E. E. Stutsman Charles Jackson Louise Reaney Wesleyan Service Guild Marion Hall George Sojka Sunshine Community Club Leslie Been- Beenblossom Ezra Jones Jolly Nine Club Lawrence Libe Glenn Knupp Raymond Carter Dora Wagner St. Anthony Circle Robert Truax Little Flower Circle Herbert Hammen WCTU Otto Walton Independent Francis McConnell West Chester Federated Social Circle St. Joseph Circle George Horn St. James Circle Mary Peiffer St. Mary Circle James Redlinger St. Rita Circle Frank Kos

Tips on Buying and Using Thread in Sewing

Learn to read spool labels for amount and type. Larger spools save cost per yard. Mercerized cotton offers strength and color range. Silk provides strength and stretch for wool. Nylon varies in texture and heat sensitivity. Use a larger eye needle for hand sewing and check needle position for machine sewing.

Sally J. Smith County Extension Home Economist

National TTT elects Wikes president at Minneapolis convention

National TTT president Wikes of Keota and Mrs B Stoutner were elected national president and attended the convention held October 15 16 at the Hotel Lemington in Minneapolis Minn The week prior included sessions of the national executive board Delegates from Keota Iowa AV included Mrs Richard Carmichael and Mrs Clyde Stoutner Jr Stoutner served as guards chairman Carmichael participated in the memorial hour service Also present at the Saturday banquet were Mrs Kenneth Holmes Clyde Stoutner Jr and Boyd Stoutner

National Executive Board Richard Carmichael Clyde Stoutner Jr Iown AV Keota

Births and admissions listed for local residents

On the record Admitted Yesterday Jean Williams Washington medical. Today Mrs Katherine Roem hild Columbus Junction medical Births Today Mr and Mrs Edwin Hostetler Karona a son Mr and Mrs Kenneth Messer Columbus Junction a son Dismissed Yesterday Mrs Roger Stout and son Washington Today Mrs Marvin Rinner Mr Pleasant Mrs Keith Find ers and daughter Harper.

Jean Williams Washington Katherine Roemhild Columbus Junction Edwin Hostetler Karona Kenneth Messer Roger Stout Marvin Rinner Pleasant Keith Finders Harper

Honor Mary Hahn at 96th birthday observance

Mrs. Mary Hahn was honored Sunday for her 96th birthday with a cooperative dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hahn. Guests included Mrs. Mary Charleton and families from Hahn relatives, with presents and flowers for the honoree.

Pete Hahn Anton Hahn Edna Hahn Donald Hahn Kenneth Hahn Grant Walker Lloyd Hahn Robert Hahn Errol Hahn Eugene Snakenberg Lynda Hahn

St Paul Church to Host Family Night with Harmony Four Quartet

St Paul United Church of Christ plans a family night on Wednesday October 20 at 7 30 p m. The Harmony Four Quartet from Wayland will perform with an organ and piano duet. The public is invited to attend.

St. Paul Church St. Paul Wayland

Old Gold Singer Dan Coon joins Iowa group

Dan Coon son of Mr and Mrs Robert Coon has been chosen one of the Old Gold Singers at the University of Iowa. The select non music majors group performs 50 to 60 programs annually and Dan is noted for his high school role Pappy Yocum in L il Abner. The Gingerichs of Wayland celebrate 61st anniversary next Monday Oct 25. The Miller family hosts a birthday and anniversary dinner for Mrs Walter Sheets and Mr and Mrs Sheets. A hospital dismissal for Mrs Margaret Ahrens and visits by church groups are noted along with Minnesota and Indiana guests and Keota church visits.

Dan Coon Robert Coon University of Iowa Dan Pappy Yocum L’il Abner Merle Miller Walter Sheets Sheets Melo Janecek Wayne Gary Don Robertson Allen Darbyshire Kaylene Karla Davenport Donald Smith Vicki Vince Diane Denise Tracy Janecek

Samuelson A-3c Report From Eglin AFB

Public notice lists airman Samuelson Dale P in the A-3c service with serial AF 17730921. Addressed through ABGP CMR Box 6069 at Eglin AFB Florida 32543, the notice outlines military records or personnel correspondence.

Dale P. Samuelson Eglin Afb Florida

Family Night at Marion Avenue Church Planned

Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church will hold a family night on Wednesday October 20 at 630 PM. A basket dinner precedes the program with UPW Circle V members as dining room hostesses. The program theme is Miracles featuring The Miracle of the Mite The Miracle of the Mind and a film The Miracle of Warren Walker. An exhibit of members hobbies will also be on display led by Miss Frances Patton.

Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church UPW Circle V Elizabeth McClung Robert Day Maurice Ellis Stewardship Committee Warren Walker Frances Patton

Heisdorffer Bridal Shower Ahead of Nov. 6 Wedding

Miss Linda Heisdorffer was honored at a Sunday bridal shower at the VFW Hall with cohosts Miss Barbara Greiner and Miss Pauline Helscher. Guests included her classmates and relatives. Blue and white decor highlighted the event as gifts registered by Rita Greiner and arranged by Mary Pat Heisdorffer. The couple, to wed David Campbell November 6 at Ss. Peter and Paul Church, will begin married life after the ceremony.

Keota Linda Heisdorffer Barbara Greiner Pauline Helscher VFW Loretta Helscher Rita Greiner Mary Pat Heisdorffer Miss Heisdorffer David Campbell Ss. Peter and Paul Church

Keokuk County Cited for Missing Idle Cash Investments

State Auditor Lorne R. Worthington reported that Keokuk County failed to invest idle cash balances in 1964. The audit found records complete and accurate with few exceptions, but interest should have been earned on about $200,000 in spring and the last quarter. Poor fund expenditures exceeded budget by $26,011.59, turning a $20,008.17 beginning balance into a $378.13 overdraft by year end.

Des Moines UPI Lorne R. Worthington Keokuk County Worthington

Iowa Youth Corps gets $81,840 for three counties

DES MOINES UP I C Edwin Gilmour says Department of Labor approved Neighborhood Youth Corps projects totaling 81 840 for Johnson, Shelby and Harrison counties. Federal funds 44 850 back six month Iowa City project for 35 needy youths. Irwin School District Shelby County 12 210 for 14 youths. Missouri Valley ISD Harrison County 24 780 for 46 students providing work experience and income.

Des Moines UPI C. Edwin Gilmour Department of Labor Johnson Shelby Harrison Office of Economic Opportunity Iowa City Irwin Shelby County Gilmour Missouri Valley Independent School District Harrison County

Rebekah Club Activities and Bible II Meetings Overview

Eleven Rebekah Club members and two guests met with Emma Barnett presiding. Guests joined later. The group voted 10 to buy linens for Mason City. Bingo provided entertainment. Bible II gathered with lessons on Miracles. Garden I discussed landscaping and flowers with a session on curves. Donations were made to the YWCA Christmas party. Rebekah Lodge saw 28 members with invitations to other lodges for joint events. Sick calls numbered sixteen and a November social committee was named.

Rebekah Club Nondas Richardson Clarence Goodwin Emma Barnett Mason City Bible II Louis Larsen Ira Morrison YWCA Eileen Jeffrey Garden I James McQuaid Mama B. F. Bostwick Walter Smith Howard Anderson Don Applegate Don Norton Noble Grand Rebekah Lodge Sigourney Lodge Keota Lodge Edith Weidner Ruth Schneider Marjorie Libe Iva Simpson

Ames professor Margaret Durian dies at 56

Mrs. Margaret B. Durian, assistant professor of child development at Iowa State University, died Sunday in Ames. Services were held at 10:30 a.m. at St Johns Episcopal Church Campus, with burial in Wellman. She was born June 1, 1915 in What Cheer and held degrees from Stephens College and Iowa State. She taught at Eldora and on ISU campus, becoming assistant professor in 1962. Survived by her daughter Nancy. widower Leo H. Durian had died in 1952.

Ames Margaret B. Durian Iowa State University

Mr and Mrs Friese Host Sunday Dinner Guests

Local hosts Mr and Mrs Charles Friese entertained a large group at dinner Sunday including Mr and Mrs Carl Greiner and family of Walker Minnesota Mr and Mrs Terry Gent and family Mr and Mrs Francis Friese Donald and Charles of Wellman Mr and Mrs Bernard Moeller and Gary of West Chester Bob Nebel of Wayland Mr and Mrs Edwin Lukavsky Joyce and Dennis Mr and Mrs Edw Lukavsky and Ivan Mr and Mrs Robert Friese and family and Mr and Mrs Warren Escher and family.

Charles Friese Marilyn Walter Carl Greiner Walker Minn Terry Gent Francis Friese Donald Charles Wellman Bernard Moeller Gary West Chester Bob Nebel Wayland Edwin Lukavsky Joyce Dennis Edw. J. Lukavsky Ivan Robert Friese Warren Escher

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kalona High School United States Air Force Divinity Road Cowley Mrs Donald Schrock The United Presbyterian Home Minnie Green Duayne Benson Bess Winfield Jackie Erwin Shari Roger Tweedy Peggy Mt. Pleasant Richard Stevens of Ainsworth W. T. McIntyre Topeka Kans Aurora McIntyre Minera Moon William Walker Pennsylvania Edna Witting Maud Borman Silas Ross Harold Ross Charles Willming State Center Mr. Willming E. M. Foster of Duncan Henry Hugh Milne South Bend Indiana United Press International Robertsons Baptist Women’s General Missionary Society TTT Wikes, A Mary Hahn Simon Gingerich Roger Kleese Margaret Ahrens Marion Road Walter Miller Geenfield Ind Mr. Miller Les Nettie Miller Miss Miller Sevirnth Charles Snyder Earl Morrall New York Giants Johnny Carson Marion Ave Cloyce C. Zieglowsky Iowa Youth Corps Veterans Hospital Margaret Durian St. Johns Campus Episcopal Church Osincup’s S&s Jack Tormey Washington, Iowa East Side Sq
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