Marianne Jarvis Installed as Worthy Advisor of Rainbow for Girls
Marianne Jarvis was installed as worthy advisor of the Washington Chapter of the Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Temple. The ceremony featured royal blue and white decorations and a "Climb Every Mountain" theme with Don Woodruff singing. Officers installed included Margaret Guy as worthy associate advisor and Marilyn Timmins as installing worthy advisor, with tributes to retiring advisor Marilyn Timmins and remarks from family. Refreshments followed the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne Jarvis
Washington
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Don Woodruff
Marianne
Harold W. Jarvis
Monica Lynn Jarvis
Marilyn Timmins
Hospital on the Record Admits and Dismissals
Hospital on the Record lists admissions and discharges. Mrs. J H Wheelan of Washington is admitted for medical care under Dr Robert L Greiner of Keota for surgical needs. Births reported: a son to Mr and Mrs Duane Johnson of Washington. Discharges include Mrs Robert Knerr and daughter of Washington, Mrs Nor bert Becker and daughter of Ains worth, and Joanine Ramsey of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wheelan
Washington
Robert L Greiner
Keota
Duane Johnson
Robert Knerr
Norbert Becker
Ainsworth
Joanine Ramsey
Kephart Reunion Planned for Weed Park Muscatine
About 65 attended the A Z Kephart reunion at Reynolds Illinois at the home of Rex and Alice Benson. It was voted to hold the 1963 reunion the second Sunday in September at Weed Park in Muscatine. The gathering noted two births Pamela Dawn daughter of Gerald and Sheila Kephart and Lynn Harold son of Raymond and Linda Kephart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Z. Kephart
Rex Benson
Reynolds, Ill
Weed Park
Muscatine
Pamela Dawn
Gerald Kephart
Lynn Harold
Raymond Kephart
Roy Kephart
Homer Kephart
Brighton
Cloyce Benson
Viola, Ill
al Bledsoe
Kenny Yeater
Rock Island, Ill
Max Benson
Robert Barnes
Rex Bensons
Birthday Tea Honors Mrs. Keck Marking 93rd
Mrs. Don Huber hosted a small Monday afternoon tea to celebrate the birthday of her mother Mrs. C. M. Keck who, at 93, joked about aging. A previous broken hip kept her indoors, though she enjoyed summers with grandchildren and welcomes friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Huber
C. M. Keck
Women of the Moose hold "come as you are" coffee
The Women of the Moose membership committee hosted a casual coffee at Mrs. Veryl Mitchell’s home with fifteen members. Chapter DL members met with Mrs. Ira Morrison to plan a rummage sale for October 5 and elected delegates Joan Phleger and John Weik to the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women OF the Moose
The
Veryl Mitchell
James Edwards
Chapter DL
TTT
Ira Morrison
Lloyd Griggs
Joan Phleger
John Weik
West Chester
WSCS
Pythian Sisters
Hall
Crawfordsville
OES
Masonic Temple
Grace Hill
Ladies Aid
Order of Moose
Moose
U Go
Oral Mayo
Good Will Club
Ethel Palmer
Fast
Washington
Mery Steele
Methodist Wscs
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices From Washington
Marriage license issued to Dale Arthur Roethler and Marilyn Jean Diehl of Washington in the clerk’s office. Albert H. Mills funeral held at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Minor car accident on the square involved Mrs. TR Phillips and Robert Todd with Todd’s car sustaining about $200 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Arthur Roethler
Marilyn Jean Diehl
Washington
Court House
TR. Phillips
Robert Todd
Todd
Phillips
Social Calendar Notices for Community Groups
Notices list upcoming meetings and events across organizations in a social calendar. Groups include Noble Grand Circle Alma Hearne Holland Group VW Mixers West Chester WSCS Pythian Sisters OES and multiple circles, clubs, and church societies with times, locations, and brief prompts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Circle
Emma Barnett
Fred Bourgeois
American Home III
P. F. Whisler
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
O'Conner
Ainsworth
Alma Hearne Holland
Local Notes Mention Visits and Moves in Washington Area
Local items list residents traveling visiting relatives and changing jobs. Mrs Art Swift returns to work at Washington Federal. Esther Lipscomb and Willa Freshwaters resume duties as housemothers at State University of Iowa. Philip Horak takes a position with Automatic Electric in Westfield Wisconsin. Jerry Coffin travels to Detroit and plans to work locally after military service. Other visitors include Major and Mrs Don Hines and Capt Harry Hines with connections to California Oregon and Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Lipscomb
Willa Freshwaters
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Joe Hines
Don Hines
Donna
Major Hines
Strategic Air Command
Three New Families Welcome to Washington Community
Mrs. Robert Swift, official city hostess for the Washington Chamber of Commerce, greets three new families. The Morgans Lanny and wife live at 603 West Jefferson with daughters Dixie Crystal and Joanna. The Archleys Leonard and wife reside in Lang's Trailer Court from Templeton Calif with daughter Kelly Jean nine. The Hulsts Gary and Eva live at 425 East Eleventh Street with children Robin five and Jary one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Swift
The
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Morgan
Lanny Morgan
West
Jefferson Street
Dixie
Crystal
Joanna
Morgans
Rock Island, All
Nazarene
Leonard Archley
Lang
Templeton
Calif
Rivers Construction Co
Archleys
Kelly Jean
Stewart School
Hulst
Gary Hulst
East Eleventh Street
Calumet
Washington High School
Gary
Eva
Robin
Jary
Presbyterian
U P Home Residents Visit Families and Attend Church Events
Dr and Mrs George Kerr left to return Kay Ellen to New Concord Ohio for Muskingum College second year. They will visit Madison and Pittsburgh over about ten days. Aurora McIntyre and Margaret Stone travel to St. Louis for Home Coming of Gibson Heights church with Dr W T McIntyre delivering the sermon. The Bairds host a surprise visit from Paul and Martha Godfrey of Columbia Missouri. Louise Askren visits by nephew R A Palmer of Mount Ayr. Maud Statler family visits Sabbath. Mrs Emory Prevo and Mrs Walter Bray visit from Batavia and Vero with granddaughter Mrs W R Childs. Miss Margaret Beveridge and Laura Darbyshire enter the Home for residency. Rev Bruce Gillis preaches at St Paul United Church of Christ. Patients remain in local hospital: Miss Jessie Crawford, Mrs William French, Miss Edith Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kerr
Kay Ellen
New Concord
Ohio
Muskingum College
Madison
Roderick
Donald
Pittsburgh
Aurora McIntyre
Margaret Stone
St. Louis
Gibson Heights United Presbyterian Church
W. T. McIntyre
Maud Statler
Emory Prevo
Prevo
Batavia
Walter Bray
Bray
Vero
W. R. Childs
Ottumwa
Childs
First Presbyterian UPW Elects Leaders for Coming Year
The UPW general meeting Friday evening featured a dessert. Mrs. Calvin Wolf was elected president, with Mrs. Russell Bannister as vice president, Mrs. Harvey Davis recording secretary, Mrs. Jerry Simmering corresponding secretary, and Mrs. L. B. Eicher treasurer. Four bridge tables played at the White Shrine Bridge Club at the Masonic Temple with desserts at 1 39 p.m. Hostesses were Mrs. William Sheetz and Mrs. Wendell Eden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPW
First Presbyterian
Calvin Wolf
Russell Bannister
Harvey Davis
Jerry Simmering
L. B. Eicher
White Shrine Bridge
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
William Sheetz
Wendell Eden
Claude Tucker
E. E. Stutsman
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Marilyn
Mr. Woodruff
Worthy
Margaret Guy
Charity
Linda Chorpening
Hope
Claudia Tinnes
Faith
Barb Strum
Judy Salladay
Mary Carson
Linda Campbell
Vicki Thomas
Pat Batterson
Nature
Jenny Charpening
Trudy Hysell
Fidelity
Mary Ellen Stout
Joy Mills
Ann Morrison
Confidential Observer
Chris McCleery
Outer Observer
Shirley Times
Marsha Foster
Peggy Long
Danella Young
Donna Batterson
Beverly Krotz
Richard Paul
California
the Depot
Wolf's Flower Shop
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Tore Gazette
Washington County Hospital
Theresa Lynn
John Holford
3Rd Ave
Jeffrey Edward
Darold Letts
E. 2Nd
City
Jamiene D'Anne
William Carson
Ginette Louise
Mrs
Stanley Lee Crooks
Letts
Iowa
Julia Ann
John Young
Scott Milton
Milton R. Flickinger
Iowa Ave
Kristine Marie
Franklin Bruty
East Main
Howard Darwin
Marvin Monroe Yoder
Rt. 2
Kalona
Brenda Jean
Marty Dale
Robert Wagner
Rhonda Lynne
Robert Knorr
Rt. 3
James Kerkman
Donald Lawless
North
Julia LE Ann
Kenneth Dusenbery
Sherry Ann
Joe Nelson
Coats
X. Coats
Kephart
Mrs. Keck
Rebekah Club
IOOF
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
OFS
Honor Adah
Christian Cwe
Martha Group
Mae Stokes
Priscella Group
William Beenblossom
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Friendship Club
Maurice Alvine
Antioch Club
Homer Brinning
Tour Munson Herb Farm
Rural Women's Club
Keith Proctor
Pleasant Hill Cwf
Marion Avenue
UPW Circle VII
Darrell Ross
Howard Mc Bride
Keith Vetter
B. B. Bordwell
P. L. Etter
Don
Don Foss
CBS
Agnes Anderson
Ivan West
Richard McCall
Art Witthoft
Art Wiley
Howard Hotle
Raymond Anderson
Temple
Art Swift
Washington Federal Savings and Loan Association
Philip Horak
Leonard Horak
Westfield
Wis
Automatic Electric Sales Company
Jerry Coffin
Detroit
Mich
Jerry
Raymond Coffin
Ralph Bauer
Carl
Brownie) Voorhees
Veterans Hospital
Mr. Voorhees
William Perdock
Wayne Marston
Dale Doggett
Dale Hoffman
Chillicothe
Kansas City
Hoffmans
Hoffman
J. C. Penney
Lulu Long
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Tom Clark
Loran Davy
Cedar Falls
Matteer Christopher
San Diego, Calif
Christopher
Wil Berger
Will Berger
Donald Longs
Rubio
Ronald Wayne
Frank Patterson
Albany
Wilson Street
Berkeley
Kinsey
University of California
Walter Jungbluth
Young-Hohl
Evening Journal
Wi Journal
Freestone Peaches
Sara Lee’’ Fine Pastries
Cam Campbell
R. L. Lytle
Pao Aone
Willowt
Tbs
Archley
Ss. T
Ioa
U. P
John Baird
Louise Askren
R. A. Palmer
Mount Ayr
Merle McDowell
Margaret Beveridge
Laura Darbyshire
Des Moines
Bruce Gillis
St. Paul
Jessie Crawford
William French
Edith Harvey
Dayton Beauty Salon
Solowa
Daytons
Beauty
E. M. Bridges & Co. “Fashion Hints
P. S
Studebaker
LARK
Lark Regal
H.p
Brown Motors
West Madison
D” Ave
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