Sherry Eash Feted At Tea In Washington Temple
Sherry Eash honored at a program and tea on Sunday October 28 at 2 pm in the Masonic Temple Washington Iowa. The event featured a color theme Rainbow pot of gold and red carnations with Sherry escorted to the East by her father Jim Eash. Guests from Wellman Donnellson Riverside Argyle Iowa City attended as visiting Grand Officers and Rainbow Assembly members celebrated her installation with song and notes in a pot of gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Eash
Grand Love of
Iowa
Masonic Temple
Washington
Sherry
Jerry Gilmore
Jeanne Erickson
Evelyn Bash
John Davisson
Kerri Paulsen
Lee Ann Durham
Bobbie Bideaux
Wellman, Donnellson
Riverside
Argyle
Iowa City
Y Wives Hostesses Plan November Events at Church
Maurine Peiffer and Linda Peiffer hosted a Y Wives meeting in the YW room. They decorated Christmas trees for Conger House and discussed a November 6 luncheon plus a holiday style show. The infant nursery at United Presbyterian Church will continue one more month. A film titled Child of the Earth will be shown at 1 p.m. on November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Peiffer
Linda Peiffer
Y-Wives
YW Room
Conger House
Janet Hoover
Ron Grant
United Presbyterian Church
Rainbow instruction and initiation set for Saturday
The Rainbow Girls plan a school of instruction on Saturday November 3 at 9 a.m. at the Masonic Temple with an afternoon initiation meeting at 1 p.m. All Eastern Star members and Masons are invited. Rainbow officers should wear white formals and white shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
Sharie Stout Wins Pre-Teen Wool Contest in Sigourney
Sharie Stout of Ainsworth won the Pre-Teen Division of the Make It Yourself with Wool Fashion Show held at Sigourney Community High School. She will represent District 10 at the state contest December 7 at Iowa State University Memorial Union in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharie Stout
Ainsworth
Sigourney Community High School
Sigourney
Sharie
Iowa State University Memorial Union
Ames
James Wittetoe
Bonnie Reimer
World of Fabrics
Oskaloosa
D & W Fashion Fabrics
Brake's Fabrics
Washington
Women's Auxiliary
National Wool Growers Association
American Wool Council
Iowa Sheep Council
Louisa County Hobby Show Planned for Columbus Junction
Louisa County will host its 14th annual craft and hobby show on November 17 at Columbus Community School in Columbus Junction instead of Wapello. Exhibitors should prepare demonstration steps and be ready to discuss their process. doors open 10 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Food served by the Columbus Junction Band Mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa County
Columbus Junction
Columbus
Wapello
Lewis Newell
Martin McElhinney
Crawfordsville
Farm Bureau
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Senior Citizens Craft at 9 a.m. YMCA. PEO at 2 p.m. Mrs. Dave Livingston. HBO Club at 2 p.m. Mrs. Yaro Chmelar. Friendly Circle Club at 2 p.m. Frontier Cafe with Mrs. Robert Quinn. OES Pinochle at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. June Dodder home. Log Cabin Questers at 1:20 p.m. Mrs. Marshall Koehler. Priday Rebekah Lodge at 7:30 p.m. ICOF Hall. Lodge No. 26 supper 6:30 p.m. Masonic Temple meeting 8 p.m. Past Matrons Club 1:30 p.m. dessert Stateside Cafe hosted by Mrs. Ruth Stout and Mrs. Pearl Kennedy. Shirts and Skirts Square Dance 8–11 p.m. Legion Hall Dell Trout caller. Delta Kappa Gamma 12:30 p.m. anniversary dinner Captain's Table. Rainbow Girls 9 a.m. School of Instruction Masonic Temple with initiation at 1 p.m. CES members and Masons invited. Rainbow officers white attire noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Craft
YMCA
Dave Livingston
HBO Club
Yaro Chmelar
Friendly Circle Club
Frontier Cafe
Robert Quinn
June Dodder
Marshall Koehler
Priday Rebekah
ICOF
Masonic Temple
Stateside
Ruth Stout
Pearl Kennedy
Legion Hall
Dell Trout
Delta Kappa Gamma
Rainbow Girls
School of Instruction
CES
Rainbow
Change in Swim Plans at Local YWCA Friday
With Friday off from school two special dips are planned at the YW swimming pool. A 10:45 to 11:30 a.m. session is for grade school girls and 1:15 to 2 p.m. for junior high girls.
No Laugh'n Matter Fe by Gloria Pitzer
A humorous column on body image and dieting trends. The author jokes about weight loss fads, Weight Watchers, and dieting pains while celebrating plumpness and inner beauty, using witty comparisons and pop culture references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Pitzer
4 H Clubs Starliners Meet and New Members Welcome
The October gathering of the Starliners 4H Club at Kathy and Nancy Walker’s home drew 15 members. Paula Shaffer as president introduced new members Darlene Jones Stephanie Beliel and Linda Scott with guest Marsha McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starliners
Kathy
Nancy Walker
Paula Shaffer
Darlene Jones
Stephanie Beliel
Linda Scott
Marsha McGuire
YWCA Plans Mom and Tot Swim Starting Friday
The YWCA launches a noninstructional Mom and Tot Swim this Friday November 2 at 10 45 am. Parents and children may swim for 45 minutes. A YW membership plus a two cent fee applies. Mrs Jack Balk will supervise as guard and assist with questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
YWCA
Jack Balk
Honor Don Fenno of Purina Named Central Region VP
Don Fenno of 5 Orchard Drive Washington has earned the top Purina honor as Vice President of the Central Region in the Salesmen's Honor Council meeting at the Broadmoor Hotel November 4 7 1973. He covers Iowa and several counties and has twenty two years with Ralston Purina directing Iowa dealer organization. He and his wife Arlene will be honored in Colorado Springs for this achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Fenno
Orchard Drive
Washington
Purina
Central United States
Don
Broadmoor Hotel
Fenno
Iowa
Johnson
Jefferson
Louisa
Ralston Purina Company
Arlene
Broadmoor
Colorado Springs
On the Record Hospital Admits and Discharges
Admitted yesterday Carl Jungbluth Washington medical. Today Ira Coon Washington medical. Dismissed yesterday Annette Sanderson Keota Mrs Paul Kasal and son Washington Mrs Monroe Miller and daughter Kalona. Today Frank Crone Washington Mrs Arlo Graham and son Washington Mrs Ralph Wikoff Brighton Mrs Everett Havenstein Wayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jungbluth
Washington Medical
Ira Coon
Washington
Annette Sanderson
Keota
Paul Kasal
Monroe Miller
Kalona
Frank Crone
Arlo Graham
Ralph Wikoff
Brighton
Everett Havenstein
Wayland
Contracts Involving Wenger and Edwards With Highway Commission
Elmer F. Wenger and wife transfer land in SE 4 of Section 4 75 6 and Lloyd F. Edwards with wife and Floyd L Edwards with wife assign land in Section 22 75 to the Iowa State Highway Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer F. Wenger
Iowa State Highway Commission
Lloyd F. Edwards
Floyd L Edwards
Marriage License Issued to Noll and Bowen in Keota
Randy Dwight Noll and Lily Karen Bowen both of rural Keota were issued a marriage license. In other district news, Terry Benjaman Renoux was fined 33 and costs after appealing a speeding conviction in district court before Judge Ira Morrison. A dissolution of marriage was ordered in the case of Thomas R. Crawford vs Alice F. Crawford by Judge Morrison. A minor accident on West Madison involved William Forrest Henry of Washington and Sandra Janean Albright of route 3 Washington. Henry charged with an improper change of lanes. vehicle damage estimated at 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Dwight Noll
Lily Karen Bowen
Keota
Fincd
Terry Benjaman Renoux
Ira Morrison
Thomas R. Crawford
Alice F. Crawford
William Forrest Henry
Washington
Sandra Janean Albright
West Madison
Henry
Albright
Local Patients Noted In Mercy Hospital Iowa City
May Carson of Ainsworth is a medical patient in Mercy Hospital Iowa City room 4110. Mrs George Green of Bridgeton Missouri former Sara Jane Lemley is a patient in Mercy Hospital Iowa City after hip surgery. Mrs Dora Woodburn Capek of Riverside NL visits sister in law Mrs Helen Woodburn and other relatives in Crawfordsville and Ainsworth communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Carson
Ainsworth
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
George Green
Bridgeton, Mo
Sara Jane Lemley
Dora Woodburn Capek
Riverside, NL
Inlaw
Helen Woodburn
Crawfordsville
Sisters of Charity mark 140th year of service
The Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary celebrate 140 years of service in the United States. Founded in 1833, they now have 1,750 members in 26 states and 32 dioceses, focusing on education, religious education, campus ministries, and social services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
United States
Philadelphia
Mary Frances Clarke
BVM
Dubuque
Town
Washington
Bvms
People of God
Joan Doyle
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Ainsworth, Kalona, Wilton Junction
Muscatine, Ottumwa, Oskaloos, Sigourney
Burlington
Leo Hoover
Nineteenth Century Club
Edith Harwood
Family Living
Truman Tuttle
Martin McCarthy
Frank Burlingame
Tuttle
Richard Ballard
Milo Steele Jr
Ballard
Yw-Rotary
George Canott
Milton Birka
Dave Griffith
Canott
Ken-Rene
Horak Insurance Inc
State Theater
Dr. Stillman
Tab
Coca - Cola
PTA
Marjorie Main
Sears
Kate Smith
Volkswagen
Cedar Clippers
Cedar Clippers 4-H Club
Linda Jones
Christine Norman
Debbie Scott
Liz Scott
Lori Patterson
Glenda Gent
Marsha Jones
Prairie Flower School
Honor Don Fenno
Jerry Sturdevant
City of
Osincup’s
K’lyn
Glandon
Connelly Hardware
Hy-Vee
Gibson Shoe Center
the Squire Shoppe
Watson Cleaners
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