Social and club news welcomes new city families
Newcomers arrive from multiple states before winter, including Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Curtis from Creston Iowa now in Washington with Curtis employed at Montgomery Ward. LeRoy and Mary Huff from Logansport Indiana live at 921 North Sixth with hobbies in bowling gardening and Boy Scout work. Bill Dixon and family reside at 919 South Iowa. he sells beauty supplies and enjoys golf while she belongs to the Catholic Church and pilots club. Leo and Mary Johns move to 605 South Eighth. he works for CB&Q Railroad and they practice bowling golf hunting and cards. Powley family from Albia Lutheran faith. Mr. Powley a mortician. Keith and Kathleen Templeton of 421 East Second formerly Kirksville Missouri. he an assistant manager at Thorp Credit. she Lutheran and Presbyterian, hobby needlecraft. Gary and wife Smith of 633 West Second plus son Gary Lee 2½ enjoy swimming skating and bowling. he with Marshall Furniture and she at Advance Ross. Jack and wife Zuercher of 315 West Third from Mount Vernon Iowa with four children dance swim bowl boating hunt. he is a tool and die maker for Advance Ross. they are Presbyterians. Nancy Elizabeth Deal to wed David M. Coon in late November. Nancy attends University of Iowa City and David works at Wayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Curtis
West Harrison
Washington
Creston
Montgomery Ward
Curtis
LeRoy Huff
Patricia Marie
Gary Robert
Logansport
Ind
North Sixth
Baptist Church
Elks Lodge
Advance Ross
Bill Dixon
South
Iowa
Bettendorf
Pilot’s Club
Supples
Leo Johns
Mt. Pleasant
South Eighth
Cb&q Railroad
Templeton
Keith Templeton
Kirksville
Thorp Credit Inc
Thorp Credit
Jack Zuercher
West Third
Forrest
Georgia
Jackie
Randy
Mt. Vernon
I. M. Deal
Mr. Pleasant
Nancy Elizabeth
David M. Coon
Robert J. Coon
Miss Deal
University of Iowa City
Mr. Coon
Wayland
Nourishment from fruit and vegetables midcentury health note
A health note extols apples and other produce as vital sources of vitamin C and fiber, urging four daily servings to prevent constipation and boost nutrition. It contrasts fruit groups with milk bread meat and emphasizes the rising cost of produce. A New York item notes ceramic tile quality in bathrooms as a home metric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Linda Heisdorffer Bridal Shower Held at Leo Heisdorffer Home
Linda Heisdorffer was honored at a Sunday bridal shower hosted by her aunts Dorothy and Walburga Heisdorffer at the Leo Heisdorffer home. Guests were relatives and neighbors. colors were blue and white. gifts were coordinated by Debra Shephard with Barbara Greiner registering and Mary Pat Heisdorffer placing ribbons. Linda will marry Airman David M. Campbell on November 6 at Ss Peter and Paul Church in Clear Creek.
Family Living II club hosts autumn centerpiece program
Twelve members of Family Living II were guests of Mrs. Robert Holmes Tuesday evening with Mrs. Roy Hodges conducting. A program on Autumn Beauty was given by Mrs. Stephen Wiggers showing centerpieces designed to dress up for home or fall. Louise Wasson provided inspiration. Mrs. Clint Hensel was the cohostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Living II
Robert Holmes
Roy Hodges
Stephen Wiggers
Louise Wasson
Clint Hensel
Reflective coating eyed for two Iowa bridges
Iowa Highway Commission conducts night visibility experiment by outlining two narrow bridges with reflective paint. One spans the Middle Raccoon River on Iowa 64 near Panora in Guthrie County. the other crosses Big Creek on Iowa 150 near Mount Vernon in Linn County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Iowa 64
Middle Raccoon River
Panora
Guthrie County
Iowa 150
Big Creek
Mount Vernon
Linn County
Local residents take part in regional meetings and events
Mrs Mae Lamb returns from Davenport visiting cousins. Marion McAvoy Milo Steele Jr and Dick Matthews attend North Central Area YMCA Physical Conference in Madison Wis. Mrs Fred Blick departs Cedar Rapids for New York City to join United Presbyterian Board of National Missions meeting. Marcia Hazelett pledges Alpha Kappa Gamma at Iowa. Mr and Mrs Harry Turner celebrate 56th anniversary. Lucille Moore and Hubert Redlinger travel to California to visit relatives. Linda Jackson recovers from horse fall with head and face lacerations. William Palmer admitted for cataract surgery at University Hospitals Iowa City. Sylvia Teets re elected cheerleader and student council member. Lars en Larsen and family host Costa Rica student Xinia Solano C. Lauren Chalupa and Dale Connelly buy spring merchandise in Chicago. A Far Service officers attend Southeast Iowa area meeting in Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion S. McAvoy
Milo Steele Jr
YMCA
Dick Matthews
Boys’ Work
Madison, Wis
Fred Blick
Cedar Rapids
New York City
United Presbyterian Board of National Missions
Louis Larsen
Xinia Solnao C
Costa Rica
Mt. Pleasant
New York
Marcia Matukas
American Field Service Organization
Iowa
Harvey Holden
Holden
William Boshart
Sam Weeks
Robert Logan
PEO Chapter 1 Plans Mt. Pleasant Meeting Tour and Luncheon
Members of Chapter 1 PEO travel to Mt. Pleasant Thursday November 4 for a day including a 10 a.m. Harlan House tour a 10 30 a.m. library visit a noon luncheon at Harlan House and a 2 p.m. meeting at the Sarah Porter Beckwith Home Reservations for lunch are due by Tuesday noon with Mrs Harold Johnson or Mrs Jay Sellers Transportation help is coordinated by the committee and last minute attendance can be arranged by phone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
Mt. Pleasant
Harlan House
Walter Smith
Harold Johnson
Jay Sellers
Sarah Porter Beckwith
Keota Man Returns After Corn Picker Hand Injury
Zeno Keifer of RR Keota came home from Mercy hospital in Iowa City where he had been treated since October 15 after getting his left hand caught in corn picker rollers on the Keifer farm. He lost one finger and three others were crushed but may be saved. Anton Buch, his brother in law, helped free him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Zeno Keifer
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Keifer
Anton Buch
Admitted Yesterday and Births at Local Hospital
Yesterday admitted Mark Man gold of Washington for medical care and Patricia Ort of Ainsworth for surgery. Today Mrs Wheeler Thompson of Ainsworth underwent a surgical procedure. Births announce a son to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Keith of Washington. Dismissals include Willis Mitchell of Detroit Michael Pohren of Farmington and Mrs Norman Bean of Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Mangold
Washington
Patricia Ort
Ainsworth
Surgical
Wheeler Thompson
Kenneth Keith
Willis Mitchell
Detroit
Mich
Michael Pohren
Farmington
Norman Bean
Social Calendar Notices Preview Weekly Events
Social calendar lists meetings and events for Thursday through Monday with times and venues including Moose, Legion Hall, Masonic Temple, Bethel Missionary Society, TOPS, Rainbow Girls, YWCA Council, and Saddle Club. Activities include meetings, auctions, potlucks, and a dancing lesson, with reminders to bring dishes and dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Floyd Polis
Legion Hall
Masonic Temple
Bethel Missionary Society
Erwin Wulf
White Shrine Bridge
Rainbow Girls
Rainbow Board
Ywca Council
Fairgrounds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huff
Dixon
White Shrine
Mary Macomber
Keith L. Vetter
Linda Heisdorffer
Foster Smiley
Commission
Hiway Hilites
Mae Lamb
Davenport
Roy Benson
Mr. Benson
Marcia Hazelett
Hugh D. Hazelett
University of Iowa
Alpha Kappa Gamma
Dental Hygiene
Marcia
College of Liberal Arts
Harry Turner
Lucille Moore
Hubert Redlinger
California
Linda Jackson
Darlene Jackson
Linda
William Palmer
University Hospitals
Sylvia Teets
Burlington Community College
Lauren Chalupa
Dale Connelly
Chicago
Connelly Hardware Store
Paul Monohon
Fremont
Evelyn
Ron McAvoy
Robert McAvoy
Miss Monohon
Fremont High School
McAvoy
Unicef
Washington Cleaners
BPW Club
Boone
Wolf's Flower Shop
Osincup
Wurlitzer Organs
Mary Reister
Minick Furniture Co
Wortitzer
Wueitgen
Coats
DuPont
Klothing Kompany
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