PTA Committees Announced For Stewart School Year
Stewart School PTA held a Thursday meeting with Mrs. Raymond Carter presiding. Committee chairs were introduced including Program Chairman Mrs. Tom Tanner and Hospitality head Mrs. Leon Hillman. Discussions covered railroad crossing at North Fourth, open house plans, and the 1963-64 budget. The first PTA meeting is set for Tuesday September 24 at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart School
PTA
Raymond Carter
Tom Tanner
Robert Koehler
Keith Hardy
Charles Crull
Calvin Larsen
Leon Hillman
Preston Harvey
Robert Anderson
Earl Rae
Stanley Wallace
North Fourth
Local News Briefs and Small Town Doings
Mrs. Russell Frink returns from visit with son and family in Omaha. Lee Gray, two time kindergarten age, breaks left leg on a swing. will use crutches and return to Stewart School kindergarten mid next week. Memorial services for Rudie Schmidt attended by relatives from distance including Elmer Barr Madison Wis and many Iowa residents. Henry Lunning home hosts guests. Harold Lunning from Los Angeles visiting. Mrs. Gary Leeper of Waverly vacationing with Holden family. Ingrid Hokansson of Sweden visits via Inter national Farm Youth Exchange program and will speak in communities. Melvin Pronga leaves for Tucson Ariz to take math assistantship at the University of Arizona. George Cordes returns from Lake Okoboji after Iowa Association of College Admissions Councils fall meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudie Schmidt
Elmer Barr
Madison
Wis
William Maddens
Tacy Schappert
Cedar Rapids
Howard Gill
Wilton Junction
Lewis Stockman
Davenport
Aline Smith
Columbus Junction
Art Barnett
Iowa City
Maurice Green
Olin
Walter
Clifford Conklin
Keota
Ingrid Hokansson
Sweden
International Farm
Washington
Ingrid
Iowa
Melvin Pronga
Lester Pronga
Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
Melvin
Monmouth College
Argonne Laboratories
Chicago
George Cordes
Lake Okoboji
Iowa Association of College Admissions Councils
Friendly Circle Club Meets With Mrs Elwood Kleese Hostess
Mrs Elwood Kleese hosted 11 members of the Friendly Circle Club on Thursday. Five children and two guests Mrs Richard Johnson and Mrs Milburn McKay attended. Mrs Johnson joined the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Kleese
Friendly Circle Club
Richard Johnson
Milburn McKay
Johnson
Merle Sheetz
David Kleese
Harvey Davis
Europe
Harold Klopfenstein
Clyde Crile
Sheetz
Crile
Social Calendar Notes Early Notices for Week
Local calendar lists Friday tasks for Past Matrons Club and Rebekah Lodge at Masonic Temple and IOOF Hall. Several gatherings include lectures, bake and potluck meals, card games, and bridge. Activities span Monday through Friday across churches and civic groups with time and venue details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
American Home III Seeks Time Change for Sept Meeting
Mrs. Darrell Ross hosts American Home III of the Fortnightly Club on Tuesday September 10 with a 1 30 p m dessert hour. Members are asked to note the change of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Forgey
Lauder Kennedy
White Shrine School of Instruction
Masonic Temple
White Shrine Bridge
William Boshart
St. James School
Warner Williams
Sunset Park
Ralph Robertson
Lester Orr
Darrell Ross
American Legion Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Upw
Harry Ramseyer
Baptist Rhoda Nielson
Warren Anderson
American Home III Department of the
Moving pictures at U P Home conclude Pratt series
The U P Home wrapped its monthly film series with a Tuesday night showing two pictures The Land of Lincoln from the Far Lands Brought Near set and The Lady and the Stock Exchange at the Variety. Labor Day brought guests and family visits including Zoe Leacox and relatives from Cedar Rapids and Keota plus Dr W J Stewart and family visiting Iowa City before a Bristol Village move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt Sound
Lady and the Stock Exchange
Zoe Leacox
Cedar Rapids
Keota
Go and Let Go Club Conducts Evening Meeting
Mrs. Lawrence Miksch hosted the Go and Let Go Club with nine members present answering about career choices. Mrs. Illeah Farrier demonstrated smocked terrycloth pillows as three members received secret sister gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Miksch
Paul Hazelett
Illeah Farrier
Novella Hess
Castro Accuses U S of Bombing in Santa Clara Attack
Havana accused the United States of orchestrating a Thursday morning bombing in Santa Clara. Two twin-engined planes escorted by two jets dropped explosives on a military home, killing a teacher employed by the Armed Forces Ministry and wounding three of the teacher’s four children Francisco 5 Sofia 3 and Abraham 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
UPI
Santa Clara
United States
Cuba
Central America
Fidel Castro
Armed Forces Ministry
Las Villas
Fabric Aguilar Noriega
Livestock Market Report Chicago UPI
Hogs 6 500 head weak to 25 lower with mixed loads at 16 75 for 200-230 lb. Heifers and steers show gains up to 30. Prime slaughter steers 1150-1317 lb 25 50. High choice and prime 1000-1325 lb 24 50-25 25. Sheep at 500 head with spring slaughter lambs 18 50-20 00 for 80-100 lb and some 21 00 for top lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hearing Set On Highway 92 Relocation Plan
Iowa State Highway Commission to hold a September 12 1963 public hearing at Memorial Hall Knoxville at 7 50 p m to present plans for 16 7 mile partial relocation and improvement of Iowa 92 in Marion and Mahaska Counties. The project includes a new 24 foot pavement surface and a new Des Moines River bridge with construction to begin in 1965 at an estimated cost of 3 545 700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa 92
Marion
Mahaska
Iowa State Highway Commission
Memorial Hall
Knoxville
Raymond Kassel
Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
Iowa 310
Harvey
Des Moines River
Marion County
Knoxville East
Mahaska County
Washington County Heart Unit to Meet at Hospital
The Washington County unit of the Cedar Valley Heart Division will gather at Washington County Hospital at 7 30 p m Tuesday September 17 led by county chairman T M Nelson.
Wallace faces multiple fronts in desegregation fight
Gov. George Wallace confronts federal court actions over school desegregation in Alabama. In Birmingham Negroes plan to seek a court order to reopen three desegregated schools after a bloody riot that left one dead and at least 19 injured. Troopers moved into Huntsville and Mobile amid Wallace efforts to block desegregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wallace
Alabama
Birmingham
Wallace
Huntsville
Mobile
Close Four More Alabama Schools Close Four More Alabama Schools
Alabama Gov George C Wallace orders halt to desegregation openings in Huntsville delaying four schools. Troopers surrounded three elementary and one junior high, with two Negro students scheduled at Murphy High Mobile not showing up. Local officials resisted further delays citing federal court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Tuskegee
Huntsville
Murphy High School
Mobile
Port City
R. B. Searcy
Wallace
Searcy
Alabama
Hammond
City Hall
John C. Morrison
Chicago
Statesville
N.C
Savannah
Hosea Williams
Farmville
Francis L. Griffin
Chester
Thaddeus Stevens
Englewood
N.J
Boston
School Committee
Columbia
S.C
Clemson College
Lucinda Brawley
Hopkins
New York
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported
On The Record shows Roy Fields of Washington admitted Thursday for medical care. Births listed include a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Libe of Washington yesterday and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert William Gray of Columbus Junction today. Mrs. Raymond Butler of Brighton is dismissed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Fields
Washington
Medical
Robert Libe
Robert William Gray
Columbus Junction
Raymond Butler
Brighton
Demand for return of three Buddhist priests in Saigon
Saigon officials demanded the United States hand over three Buddhist priests who sought refuge in the U S embassy. Thich Tri Quang, a Buddhist protest leader, plus Le Mai Chi and Tran Van Nhem, were named in a formal aide memoire. Washington sent no immediate reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Upi
United States
Thich Tri Quang
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
William Truehart
Foreign Office
Quang
Mainla Loi Paganda
le Mai Chi
Tran van Nhem
Workers Flee Towers In North Atlantic
Five Sea King helicopters departed from Quonset Point to evacuate 28 men from two Texas towers battered by 15 foot waves and gale winds in the stormy North Atlantic. Seventeen men on Tower No. 2 and Tower No. 3 face rescue as weather assesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Texas
North Atlantic
Sea King
Tower No. 2
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Whes
Antes Bpresides
Russell Frink
Robert Frinks
Omaha
Tena
Harold Gerdes
Ainsworth
Henry Lunning
Lunning
Harold
Los Angeles
Calif
Gary Leeper
Waverly
Harvey Holden
Ferne Leeper
Washington Oil Co
Iowa Ave
U. P
Robert Palmer
Little Son
Louise Askren
Ewing M. Bailey
Monmouth, Ill
Carol McMillan
Margaret Beveridge
M.H. McDowell
West Chester
Ohio
Bristol Village
Laura Moffett
Hanover
Illinois
Roy Virtue
W.J. Stewart
Labor Day
W.J. Wright
Stewart
Sloan Stewart
Nate Young
Hawaii
Teke
Nate
Wolf's Flower Shop
Harry Dale Dusenbery
Merry Mixers Club
Oren Romine
Richard Yoder
Karl Parcell
Lee Mangold
Romine
ST. Paul Guild
Emil Burrichter
St. Paul Women’s Guild
Bill Guenther
Christian Service Department
Walter Sheets
Richard Custer
Archer Augustine
Burrichter
Charles Zieglowsky
Ralph Witthoft
Martin Westen
Dwain Tschantz
Castro
U. S
Francisco
Sofia
Abraham
Riverside V. F. W
Leo Birka
V. F. W. Post
Riverside
Cancer Fund
United Press International
Raymond L. Christian
Charles McNeil
New Life Campaign
Elton Crowells
Fern Cliff Free Church
Wayland
Crawfordsville
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Viet Nam
Norton Plumbing
Norton
Call
Eclipse Lumber CO
Wayland - Wayland Lumber Co
Coppes Termite Control, Inc
Burlington, IA
Autos Real Estate
Charles Jeffrey
Time Loan, Inc
E. Washington St
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