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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1964

Page

2

Visitors and family visits across states

Charles Churchill traveled to Waseca Minnesota last weekend to see his son Charles H. Churchill and family. Mrs. Churchill, who had spent three weeks with relatives there, returned home with him Monday night. Guests at the Starr home included John Brown of Pico California Ralph Carter of Beloit Wisconsin Flossie Carter Arthur Carter and son Brian Jeffrey of Eldon Iowa. John Brown is a brother of Mrs. Carter.

Charles Churchill Waseca Minn Charles H. Churchill Churchill Walter Starr Larry John Brown Pico, Calif Ralph Carter Beloit Wis Flossie Carter Arthur Carter Brian Jeffrey Eldon Mr. Brown Carter

Fortnightly Club Anniversary Dinner Planned for Nov. 5

The Fortnightly Club will hold its anniversary dinner at the Methodist Church on Thursday November 5 with a varied program arranged by Mrs Edgar Stewart and her committee. Mrs Wilson J Putman and Mrs Claude Tucker head the dinner committee and department leaders will serve as table hostesses. Milo Sorden will present songs and poems with Mrs Sorden assisting and Holiday Glamour performed by Mrs William Stewart and Mrs Fred Andersen. Past presidents will be recognized and several musical numbers are planned. Reservations for dinner at 6 30 p m must be in by Monday November 2 with department leaders or by calling club officers.

Methodist Church Edgar Stewart Wilson J. Putman Claude Tucker Milo Sorden Sorden William Stewart Fred Andersen

YWCA Membership Committee Meets at Club Room

The YWCA membership committee chaired by Mrs. Cal Wolf met Tuesday in the YWCA room. After meditation she outlined the committee’s duties and aims, noting several memberships are overdue and urging former members to check their cards. Assistants include Mrs. Verne Knecht Miss Edna Sherriff Mrs. Jean Wallace Mrs. Maynard Brown Mrs. Towyn Davies and Mrs. Wolf.

YWCA Cal Wolf

Campus Exchange founder Sarah Hughes shown as beloved on campus

Iowa Wesleyan College staff writer portrays Sarah Hughes of Wy man Iowa as a fixture of campus life owning Campus Exchange since March 1948. The article notes her family ties in Washington and years of prior work as a dietitian and secretary. Hughes spends Sundays with her sister in Mt Pleasant and prepares for each new school year during the summer.

Iowa Wesleyan Tiger Iowa Wesleyan College Sarah Hughes Campus Exchange Sarah John E. Hughes Washington Miss Hughes Wyman

Women of Moose Convocation Held in Mason City

The convocation of the Women of the Moose gathered 118 co workers in Mason City on October 24 under the College of Regents. Deputy grand regent Mrs. Wesley Bushnell of Cedar Rapids led the capping ceremony for 13 junior graduate regents. Collegian Mrs. Edward Letts received her green bean ie while Mrs. Raymond Stalder served as capping officer. Collegian Mrs. Howard Curl spoke on the College of Regents scholarship fund as hosts presented corsages and a social hour followed refreshments.

Women of the Moose College of Regents Mason City Wesley Bushnell Cedar Rapids Edward Letts Raymond Stalder Howard Curl Collegians

Milo Sorden Presents Music Program at Fortnightly Club

Milo Sorden led a Fortnightly Club music program at Mrs. Herb Osincup’s home, introducing new composer traits, reading poems for children, and performing songs with Mrs. Schell at piano. The meeting covered district notes, a “Messiah” production, and upcoming Southeast Symphony tickets with twenty members and guests attending.

Milo Sorden Herb Osincup Sorden M. M. Schell Burlington Osincup Fairfield Dillon Lowell Stephen Foster Foster Bagge Halcyon House Southeast Symphony Orchestra Youth Fellowship of the Methodist Church Dennis Stutrud Dwight Bode County Superintendent of Schools Leo Stone W. W. Nolin Vera Buchanan Charles McConnell Mabel Rehfeldt Roy Hodges Vernon Feuerhelm Edgar Stewart Claire Keating Scott Wilcox Wayne Gamon William Helcher Mary Ellen McNeill

WCTU Institute at UP chapel highlights temperance study

The Washington County WCTU Institute met in the Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church chapel with Rev. W. J. Stevens as speaker. He discussed the minus quality of liquor and the plus promises of God, urging courage, prayer, and work as remedies for social ills while stressing church education, spiritual life, and character education in WCTU departments.

Washington County WCTU Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church W. J. Stevens Stevens Aurora McIntyre David Gravvats Hugh Milne Margaret Work

Kindergarten value debated at Fortnightly Club meeting

Mrs Joe Evanovich hosted Fortnightly Club Child Study Department with three guests Mrs William Davis Mrs Richard Horak and Miss Betty Donnelly guiding a talk on the value of kindergarten for children. Mrs Leroy Bain offered inspiration and Mrs Paul Gebhardt led the business session as a Rotary Christmas party note was read and action planned for November.

Joe Evanovich William Davis Richard Horak Betty Donnelly

Visitors Return from European Trip and Local Notice

Mrs. Lester Orr returned home Sunday evening from a month long tour of Scandinavia and Europe. A Brighton birthday dinner for Mrs. C L Brown included her husband and Mr and Mrs Donald Mullikin and family. Mr and Mrs Dale Atkinson plan to leave Thursday for Pharr Texas for the winter.

Lester Orr Scandinavian Countries Europe C. L. Brown Brighton Donald Mullikin Mrs Dale Atkinson Pharr, Texas

Birth of Edward Walter Limauro in Dallas Texas

Elwyn Gardner received a long distance call Tuesday evening announcing the birth of a boy, Edward Walter, weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces, to his daughter Beverly Ann Gard ner Pat Sorrell and her husband Michael Limauro of New Haven Conn. The mother teaches in Dallas, recently moved, and lives at 5919 East University Blvd Apt 237 Dallas 14 Texas. Frank Rathmel and Ralph Linder attended the funeral for former President Hoover in West Branch Sunday, then dined with their daughter and family Robert Bertelli who moved there two weeks ago from Mt. Sterling Ia. They also saw son Sam Rathmel who helped park cars for the service. Mrs. Sam Rathmel is a den mother for a Boy Scouts troop that attended.

Elwyn Gardner Edward Walter Michael Limauro New Haven Conn Beverly Ann Gardner Pat Sorrell Dallas Texas East University Apt Dallas 14 Frank Rathmel Ralph Linder West Branch President Hoover Robert Bertellis Mt. Sterling Sam Rathmel

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