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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1963

Page

10

American Home Departments Open Season With Meetings

The American Home groups held initial season meetings at members homes. American Home I met for a picnic in Sunset Park with nineteen attendees and discussed roll call topics and club constitution. American Home II hosted Mrs Lester Orr and guests for prayers and a tour of a one year old garden. American Home III featured James Laing of Calendar Factory as guest speaker on art with calendar samples and a Hoover birthplace trip planned for Oct 8. Dessert was served and prayers and poems opened the sessions.

American Home Sunset Park Hazel Wikoff R. J. Dawson John Dodd Tom Davis Walter Kyle American Home II Lester Orr E. E. Stutsman A. W. Clow William Glassburner McKinnie Phelps Denver Max Miller H. H McCleery Towa Howard McCleery Orr al James Laing Calendar Factory Darrell Ross Hoover West Branch Glenn Wilson Harry Ramseyer Ed Blattner Emma Barnett

Club Activities Highlight Baptist Circle Meeting

Sixteen members attended the Baptist Ning Gerochi Circle meeting Tuesday at the church parlors with Mrs. Charles McConnell and Mrs. Lloyd Conger as hostesses. Guests included Mrs. Richard Peterson and Kathy and Cynnie Foss. Mrs. Iva Bales presided. roll call was a verse from Proverbs. Forty seven church calls were reported. Pearl Weeks and Marietta Workman volunteered to visit special members next month. A special offering was taken for the Kenneth Link family of Blue Grass, former church members, who suffered the mother’s loss this week.

Baptist Ning Gerochi Circle Charles McConnell Lioyd Conger Richard Peterson Kathy Cynnie Foss Iva Bales Pearl Weeks Marietta Workman Kenneth Link Blue Grass

Legion Auxiliary Honors Gold Star Mothers Tea Event

The Legion Auxiliary held a Tuesday tea at the Legion Hall to honor Gold Star Mothers. Dr. Vernon Elgin gave the afternoon address. Mrs. Nate Young welcomed guests and presented corsages. Robert Everetts sang with Mrs. Leo Stone accompanying. The meeting was led by Mrs. Dave Livingston, with Oct. 28 set for a luncheon to TB workers.

The Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Vernon Elgin Nate Young Robert Everetts Leo Stone Dave Livingston Maynard Brown Vesta Scott Bertha Henry Carl Voorhees Livingston Damascus

Lucas County Votes Dry for First Time in Iowa History

Unofficial returns from all 15 precincts show Lucas County voting 1,370 to 1,179 in favor of banning liquor by the drink, marking the first dry victory in Iowa. The result boosts dry momentum ahead of Warren County’s upcoming reverse local option election. Only two liquor licenses have been issued in Chariton, tied to the Chariton Country Club and the Eagles Club. The Rev. John Bauserman commented as the vote was reported.

Chariton UPI Lucas County Iowa Warren County Boone Story van Buren Washington Chariton Country Club Eagles Club John Bauserman First Baptist Church

Temperance leaders hail unexpected vote inGo Dry win

The temperance leader called the victory "really something" and urged the country club and Eagles to surrender their licenses immediately for sportsmanship. Under the liquor by the drink law, licenses may stay for three years after a Go Dry vote, while another election cannot be held for four years. Three county seat precincts and three rural precincts voted wet by small margins, while the other nine precincts supported dry.

Country Club Eagles

Typhoon Gloria Strands 100000 in Taipei Amid Floods

Typhoon Gloria, the Pacific season’s strongest so far, swamped Taipei forcing 100000 residents to rely on life jacketed police and civil defense teams for rescue. Shihmen dam overflowed and flood gates opened dumping 6000 cubic feet per second as the storm neared the mainland.

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