Fortnightly Club Women Attend Iowa City Arts Festival
About fifty Fortnightly Club members joined district women at the First District Federated Women's Fine Arts Festival in Iowa City. Mrs Richard Paul opened with a piano prelude and Mrs Herb Osincup led morning singing. Washington County’s exhibits were organized by Mrs Floyd Blankenhorn and Mrs Lloyd Neiswanger. A chorus directed by Mrs D D Lowell performed, and the program featured interpretive dance, Iowa composer music, a University Players one act, and a tour of the art center with exhibits in painting ceramics and needlework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Richard Paul
Herb Osincup
Floyd Blankenhorn
Lloyd Neiswanger
Washington County
D.D. Lowell
Fairfield
Iowa Composers
University Players
Art Center
Farewell Courtesy for Paul Kendalls
Paul Kendall and sons were honored guests at a potluck supper at the Grace Hill community building Saturday. The Kendalls plan to move to South Dakota. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brinning and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brinning and family, Mr. and Mrs. Keith McClelland and Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hottle and family, Scotty and Steve, Opal Lem Jey, Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Ahmling, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gowey and Mrs. Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Wasson, Mr. and Mrs. Micah Farrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kendall
Mose
Charles Brinning
Donnie
Lauretta
Dave Brinning
Larry
Keith McClelland
Joyce
Jack Hotle
Scotty
Steve
Opal Lem Jey
Magnus Ahmling
Don Gowey
Peck
Jasper Wasson
Micah Farrier
Thirty Niners Plan Trip to Keosauqua
The Thirty Niners will meet at the YWCA on Monday October 28 to plan a bus trip to Keosauqua. Members may contact Mrs E E Stutsman Mrs Louis Rinner or Mrs B B Bordwell Sr for reservations and transportation details. The group will eat the noon meal at the Hotel Manning and reservations are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Keosauqua
E.E. Stutsman
Louis Rinner
B.B Bordwell Sr
Manning
Jaycee Ettes Elect Officers At County Home Chapel
Mrs Loren Renoux was elected president of the Jaycee Ettes as the group met Tuesday evening at the County Home chapel. The Ft Madison unit installed the new officers. Other officers include Mrs Ron Goff vice president Mrs James Peterson secretary Mrs Richard Anderson treasurer. Mrs Robert Zager Mrs Keith Proctor and Mrs Don Jarrard were chosen to the board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Renoux
Jaycee Ettes
County Home Chapel
Ft. Madison
Ron Goff
James Peterson
Richard Anderson
Robert Zager
Keith Proctor
Don Jarrard
Formal enrollment planned Thursday for Moose chapter
Mooseheart and Moosehaven ceremonial enrollment will be held Thursday evening at Moose Home. Co workers were reminded to bring gifts for Mooseheart and Moosehaven Christmas in October. On Tuesday twelve co workers attended ritual practice with Mrs James Edwards serving as ritual director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Club Activities at YWCA and VFW Host Christmas Event
Twenty members of Y-Wives met Tuesday at the YWCA to bike and craft tin can decorations. refreshments were served by Mrs. Keith Williams Jr. and Mrs. Marion Crockett. The next meeting will continue similar activities and members should bring cones and nuts for Christmas crafts. At the VFW Hall a joint VFW and Auxiliary beef and noodle supper drew over 50 attendees with pictures from a Europe trip shown by Robert Day. prizes went to James Hayes, Randy Chalupa, and Mary Jo Helfrich. A joint Christmas party is planned for December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Wives
YWCA
Keith Williams Jr
Marion Crockett
VFW
Auxiliary
Robert Day
Europe
James Hayes
Randy Chalupa
Mary Jo Helfrich
Social calendar around town noting meetings and events
All notices for this column must be in by 10 a m on the day of first publication. The calendar lists Wesleyan Service Guild and West Chester Pythian Sisters on Wednesday, Women of Moose and Republican Women meetings, Family Living and Child Study sessions, West Chester WRC and Walnut Women’s Club events, Square Dance class, Independent Club, Pansy Hill Club birthday lunch, IOOF Rebekah Social, Christian CWP, Shirts and Skirts dance, Kenny Wandt Country Club with Frazer orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Moose
Moose
Wash, Co
Wayne Norman
Wellman
Charles Robison
Robert Geuther
Wally Horn
West Chester
WRC
KP Hall
Walnut Women’s Club
Edwin Lukovsky
J. Legion ‘Hall
John Kennedy
Pansy Hill Club
Lloyd Neiswanger
LBC
Mildred Nelson
Rebekah Social
Ioof Hall
White Elephant
Living Color in Our Home Meeting Highlights
Applied Arts I held its October session titled Living Color in Our Home with guest Sally Smith extension home economist presenting on color use in home décor. Hostess Mrs Bernard Singleton welcomed 16 members and a guest, silent auction and nut cup crafting for Fortnightly Club anniversary, Betty Petratz presiding, crafts suggestions by Rex Crandall, and bingo to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applied Arts
Sally Smith
Bernard Singleton
Russell Knott
Robert Ruppert
Hospital Births And Dismissals Reported
On the record hospital admitted yesterday Mrs James Reece from Columbus Junction. Surgical births today include a son to Mr and Mrs Ronald Armstrong of Washington and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ronald Allison of Washington. Dismissed today are Mrs Robert Godwin and her son from Washington and Robert Resehly of Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reece
Columbus Junction
Ronald Armstrong
Washington
Ronald Allison
Robert Godwin
Robert Resehly
Noble
Ferne Leeper
Waverly
Gary ‘Leeper
Wartburg College
Gary
William J. Marie Jr
Marie Marie
Ottumwa Heights
Ottumwa
Bernard Wolf
Eldon
Local residents keep in touch with relatives and travel
Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs Lawrence L ukavsky returned home after visiting their relatives, while other townsfolk plan winter stays in Tampa and Lucerne. Families from Des Moines Kirksville and Washington visit friends, attend events, and share news of travel births and a hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lukavsky
Detroit, Mich
Edw. J. Lukavsky
Phy Ke
Lucerne
Glen Duncan
Miss Duncan
Leonard Lintz
Des Moines
Virgil Lintz
Lewis McFadden
Gerald Bawards
Omaha
Neb
Carl Herrmann
Scott
Mark
Mr. Edwards
Winifred Giesler
Muscatine
Marian Bailey
Keith Faulkner
Connie Sue
Steve
Maquoketa
Clara Faulkner
Wayne Down Home
Kalona
Raymond Hasty
Washington
Men Bowling Hi-Rollers League Standings at Melody Lanes
State Cafe 416, Stewart Pontiac Buick 16, Dickinson Oilers 7. Washington Oil 15, Watson Cleaners 4. Sorrell Auto 7. High team series State Cafe 2732. Sorrell 2711. Team game State Cafe 983. Shell Oilers 947. Individual totals Bill Patterson 577, Bob Dunbar 576. Top games Don Gardner 234, Bob Dunbar 224, Dick Hotle 224.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi - Rollers
Melody Lanes
Stewart Pontiac - Buick
State Cafe
Steele Disc
Lot
Washington Oil
Watson Cleaners
Sorrell Auto
Shell Oilers
Sorrell
Bill Patterson
Bob Dunbar
Don Gardner
Dick Hotle
Local roads report string of accidents and fines
James Stewart Bell owned car involved in a mishap while he drove for Mr. Farrell Sr. Maynard Goff Jr. faced a $25 fine for selling milk with incorrect fat content. Two drivers paid $10 fines for speeding, Cedar Rapids and Washington residents. Francis Maurice Libe also fined $10 for speeding. Forest Glen Brock’s car was rear ended near a stop sign, minor damage reported to both vehicles with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stewart Bell
Walter Farrell Sr
Jim
Farrell
Maynard Goff Jr
Glenn B. Holden
Goff
Glenn Holden
Justice of the Peace
Mike Widmer
Cedar Rapids
William Lewis
Washington
Francis Maurice Libe
Route One
Les Eicher
Forest Glen Brock
8Th. Ave
Richard Lee McNeills Auto
Brock
N. Second Ave
McNeill Auto
Noone
Family Living group hosts meeting and plans dinner
Mrs. Truman Hysell and Mrs. Walter Lance cohosted a Family Living II gathering with twelve members, the president presiding. An anniversary dinner was announced for St James School on November 7 at 6:30 p.m., with reservations by November 5. Members contributed ten cents to Dimes for Liberty and decorated soap for a mental health project. The next meeting is at Mrs Wayne Brown's home on November 26. California shipped 75 million gallons of wine in the first half of this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Hysell
Walter Lance
Merle Blien
Leonard Llewellyn
Lillian Lewis
St. James School
Wayne Brown
San Francisco
UPI
California
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Paul Kendalls
Schoonover Drug
Jerry Stalder
Demon
Parsons College
Jerry
Pangburn
America
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Wesleyan Service Guild
Wayne Schichtl
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Fellowship Hall
Legion Hall
Kenny Wandt
Ogden Frazier Orchestra
Ywca Rooms
Rex Crandall
Betty Petratz
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Ainsworth
Iowa
Wolf's Hower Shop
William L. Zager
Tampa, Fla
Pat
Gary Lewis
Northeast Missouri State’ Teachers College
Kirksville, Mo
Ellis Scott
Route 2
Canton
Ill
Orpha Davidson
Richard Skipton
Fort Madison
Murphy Funeral Home
Games Curtis
Kirksville
Kelly Jo
Mary Ellen Fagen
Wallace Fagens
Paul Curtis
Paul Herak
Richard Herak
Montovani
Davenport
Tom Horak
Abbie Walsh
BYF
Beverly Smith
Judy Johnson
Anita Weeks
Barbara Lins
Roger Wallace
Steven Foss
Gary Wagner
Joe Wallace
Marvin Bain
Donald Smith
Marion Snodgrass
John Goetz
Glen and
George Goetz
Faye
Eugene Voorhees
Washington, Pa
Guy Voorhees
Carl Voorhees
Ralph Witthoft
Veteran's Hospital
Paul
North Side Square
Oasis
Hillrose
Worthmore
Black
du Barry Upsick
Dee
Osincup
Don Avise
Panoet
Stone
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