Program On Stewardship For Women At First Christian
Women of the First Christian Church gathered for a stewardship program titled Personal and Family Budgeting with panelists Mrs Roy Ran as TIME Mrs Glenn Holt TALENT and Mrs Olga Rathmal INCOME offering practical guidance. President Mrs Jay C Vinson urged attendance and outlined upcoming events including a church fellowship supper on November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Beenblossom
Women’s Fellowship
First Christian Church
Roy Ran
Glenn Holt
Olga Rathmal
Jay C Vinson
Betty Crocker
Clarence Brown Jr
Don Gardner
George Nelson
Cyrene
Dayton Crim
Vaughn
Halcyon Notes Visit and Community Gatherings
Halcyon Notes details visits by family and friends to the Home including Mr. and Mrs. James H. Koons of Winfield Kansas Drs Ethel Pendergreth Emma Hardy Helen Mercer and Laura at various times. It also describes a Tuesday evening entertainment with Mrs L M Bicher and performances by Mrs Edgar Stewart and others. Additional visits from Mrs Russell Owens and Miss Olive Mirsch are noted along with social coffee gatherings and tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Gammon
James H. Koons
Winfield
Kan
Lester G. Fleming
Atkinson
Robert MacLachlan
Laura
Ethel Pendergreth
Burlington
L.M. Bicher
Edgar Stewart
Walter A. Smith
W.B. Dupuis
Guild
Hugh Hall
Lloyd Neiswanger
Wylie Anderson
Rehfeldt
Russell Owens
Ainsworth
Baptist Women Hear Program at General Meeting
Baptist Women’s Missionary Society met Friday evening at the church with Aliss Carol Forgey and Mrs Richard Weeks presenting a program on religions from Man Reaches Out to God. Mrs Marion Snoagrass led devotions. Mrs Stanley Wallace and Mrs Donald Smith sang a duet. President Mrs Richard Peterson led business and announced Baptist Day of Prayer Now 4. Women approved funding for Mathers School, a Negro school in South Carolina. Mrs Arley Brown Circle organized refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Carol Forgey
Richard Weeks
Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Marion Snoagrass
Stanley Wallace
Donald Smith
Richard Peterson
Baptist Day of Prayer
Mathers School
South Carolina
Arley Brown
Women of the Moose hold enrollment and events
The Women of the Moose enrolled one new member at Moose Home with 22 in attendance. Senior regent Mrs Ed Letts presided and Marilyn Ward performed The Hitch Hiker dance. A ghost and goblin party is planned Oct 29 at Judi Curl's home with 50 cents admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women OF Moose
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Ed Letts
Marilyn Ward
Judi Curl
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Howard Curl
Oskaloosa
Crown Bowling Lanes
Harold Brock
Mooseheart
Moosehaven
James Edwards
Betty Ward
Mooseheart Committee
Keota bridal shower honors Karen Heisdorffer
Karen Heisdorffer of Cedar Rapids was the guest of honor at a Keota bridal shower held Oct. 24 at the M. A. Heisdorffer home. Guests enjoyed games, signed the bride book, and gifts were opened with ribbons laced into a net pillow. Hostesses were Mrs. Eileen Watson and Walburga Heisdorffer. out of town attendees came from Washington Cedar Rapids Sigourney and Mt Pleasant. Karen will wed Rick McKiernam of Cedar Rapids at St. Marys Keota on Nov. 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Karen Heisdorffer
Cedar Rapids
M.A. Heisdorffer
Karen
Agatha Conard
Eileen Watson
Mrs. Watson
Walburga Heisdorffer
Washington
Sigourney
Mt. Pleasant
Heisdorffer
Rick McKiernam
St. Mary's Church
Mount Pleasant Woman Falls, Breaks Hip in Home Incident
Mrs. F S Finley of Mount Pleasant fractured her hip after a fall at home on Wednesday. She is hospitalized at Henry County Memorial Hospital in Mount Pleasant for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.S. Finley
Mount Pleasant
Henry County Memorial Hospital
Auto mishap injures Lampkin boy on North 4th
Larry Lampkin son of Neal and Mrs Lampkin of North 6th Washington rode a bicycle Saturday morning when he ran into a parked truck on North 4th. He required stitches in his head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Lampkin
Neal Lampkins
North 6Th
Washington
North 4Th
Social calendar notices for community events and changes
Community notices list events and meeting times for a week including Shirts and Skirts at 8 30 p.m. Legion Hall Kenny Wandt, Masquerade at Country Club 9 to 12 with Frazi er orchestra, Monday Niners 9 a.m. YMCA trip Keosauqua, noon meal Hotel Manning, Baptist Christian Builders 7 30 p.m. Fellowship Hall, Music Dept 8 p.m. guest speaker, Applied Arts II 7 30 p.m. Mrs Roy Bauer, Child Study 11 8 90 p.m. Mrs Max Smith, Junior High PTG 7 30 p.m. at school memberships open, Golden Age Club 10 a.m. YWCA panel lunch at noon, White Way Club 2 p.m. Mrs Edgar Stewart date change, 19th Century Club 1 p.m. luncheon Capt Mrs Boyd Berdo hostess. Y Wives 1 30 p.m. bicycling and tin can craft bring items for Christmas craft exec board 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Keosauqua
YWCA
White Way Club
Edgar Stewart
19Th Century Club
Boyd Berdo
Accident injures Topeka man on highway one
Richard Davis of Topeka Kansas was injured and hospitalized in Washington County Hospital after a automobile accident Saturday on highway one. His condition is reported as fair. Bureau sponsored television program Frankly Speaking on KCRG-TV Sunday from 5 to 6 p.m. Guests will be D Dedham a farmer from Greene Iowa and Iowa Conservation officer Bob Minick. Topic for discussion tomorrow will be Farmer Hunter Relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Davis
Topeka
Kansas
Washington County Hospital
Kcrg - TV
D.d.edham
Greene
Iowa
Bob Minick
Family Living Program Set For 1963 64 At Marion Ave Church
The Family Living Committee announced its 1963 64 program presented at the fall program and tea in Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church. Miss Sally Smith reviewed the outline. Mrs. Earl Booth chaired the event with speeches by Mrs. Robert Greene of Ainsworth and a local talent line including Mike Worley and a trio of Mrs. Jim Rossen Mary Ellen McNeill and Betty Donnelly. Extension director Jim Frier outlined goals. committee members from Washington Keota and Brighton were introduced. The evening closed with tea. The calendar lists leader training home furnishing courses and take-out lessons through 1964, plus a Minneapolis education tour and multiple open meetings and specialized sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Living Committee
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Sally Smith
Earl Booth
Robert Greene
Ainsworth
Mike Worley
Jim Rossen
Mary Ellen McNeill
Betty Donnelly
Jim Frier
Booth
Homer Vincent
Wellman
P. E. Skubal
Truman Tuttle
Harold Gamon
Price Roberts
Washington
A. K. Stoutner
Keota
Don Gowey
Brighton
Local visitors and residents update Ollie area
Local residents and visitors are noted in a string of brief items. Mrs Bessie Herrald of Sacramento visits relatives while Howard Benn of Mason City and his son John from Luther College Decorah attend a game and visit friends. Mr and Mrs Leland Dix travel to Waukesha Wisconsin after a stay with Don Blankenhorn in Crawfordsville and a nephew link to Mrs Blanken. Sue Ross and Huth McCosh of Fullerton California visit local homes. Sarah Marie Grubbs born Monday morning to Audrey Vittetoe and family. Bob Lowe and Darwin Vacha plan Des Moines trips for bowling state tournament and local bowling business. Carolyn Van Houweling attends Central College homecoming at Pella. Tea Zieglowkky and sister in Ollie visit Mollinthins family of Ottumwa who plan to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Benn
Mason City
John
Luther’ College
Decorah
Cute
Irs
Maxaréel Hughson
Leland Dix
Waukesha
Wis
Yd Blankenhorn
Don Blankens
Crawfordsville
Mr. Dix
Mrs. Blanken
Bob Lowe
Darwin Vacha
Des Moines
Mr. Vacha
Mr. Lowe
Lukovsky birthday party for returned soldier
Kenneth Lukaysky, fresh from two years in the army in Kovas, was honored at a family birthday party hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Edwin Lukovsky. Guests enjoyed games hi fi music and gifts with cake baked by Mrs Lloyd Marek. Attendees included Alan Kurtz Kris Todd McGraw Mineart and several Peiffer and Lukovsky relatives from Milwaukee and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lukaysky
Kovas
Edwin Lukovsky
Lloyd Marek
Alan Kurtz
Kim
Id McGraw
Kris and
Todd
St. Louis
Edd Mineart
Coleen Bueghly
Kathy
Bob Everetts
Gary Fritz
Don Peiffer
Kenneth
Bob
Dennis
Ruth
Joyce
Births and dismissals listed in Washington medical record
Admitted today are Mae Miller of Washington and Richard Davis of Topeka for medical reasons. Births occur to Gary and wife at West Chester a son. Dismissals include Mrs Leonard Brown of Washington, Mrs Ronald Armstrong and son of Washington, Mrs Michael Durst and daughter of Wellman, Mrs Dale Holmes and daughter of Ainsworth, and Mrs Robert Brewer of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Miller
Washington
Richard Davis
Topeka
Kan
Gary Putney
West Chester
Leonard Brown
Ronald Armstrong
Michael Durst
Wellman
Dale Holmes
Ainsworth
Robert Brewer
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Program ON Stewardship
Heimke
CWF
Priscilla Group
Creston
Dora Wagner
Craig Newhart
Dorcas
Halcyon Notes
Halcyon House
Ars
Emma Hardy
Berkeley, Calif
Mrs
Ernest Saladay
Helen
Edna Mercer
J.J. Miller
Howard McCleery
Will Harwood
Ralph Shannon
Olive Mirsch
W.E. Phelps
Fennville
Mich
H. A Durst
Mulson
M.D
Frank Gingerich
Baptist Women In General Meeting
Walnut
Walnut Women’s Club
Anita Reighard
Claude Woods
Claude
Wolf's Flower Shop
Maplewood Manor, Inc
Legion Hall
Kenny Wandt
Ogden Frazier Orchestra
Apruim
Minneapolis
Russ Mahan
Bessie Herrald
Saramento
Calif
Frank Goble
Sue Ross
Huth McCosh
Fullerton, Calif
Robert Grubbs
the Cochran
Cletus Reed
Yaster
Sarah Marie
Sarah
Paul
Nick
Judy
Jacqne
Audrey Vittetoe
Carolyn van Houweling
Central College
Pella
Tea Zieglow
Kky
Ollie
Herbert Mollenthins
Ottumwa
Dial
Bernard J. Peiffer
Mary Ellen
Milwaukee
Mr. Peiffer
Marcella Wittetoe
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympic
W.S.C.S. Smorgasbord
Ainsworth Methodist Church
Stewart Hardware
Eed
Oran
Carson Plumbing
Harry E. Turner
7Th St. Waton
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