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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1964

Page

2

Fortnightly Club hosts general meeting with musical program

The Fortnightly Club held a general meeting at the church featuring Mrs. Harry Rams as opening leader and litany, with special singer Mrs. Ronald Schnejeg Pav enport. Officers were introduced, a humorous skit titled The Women’s Work performed, and notes on the library memorial for Mrs. George Stewart were given.

Church Harry Rams Dent Ronald Schnejeg Pavenport Ram Seyer Leslie Hanson Dev

Prairie Flower Bible Conference Sets Dates and Events

The Prairie Flower Church hosts a Bible Conference September 16 to 20 with services at 8:00 p.m. and morning 11:00 a.m. and 7:39 p.m. The event is led by Dr. Pay and supported by the American Council of Christian Churches and other groups. The conference caps the 110th anniversary observance on Sunday September 20 with themed nights including Biggest Family Night and Oldest Person Present. Public invitation extended.

The Prairie Flower. Church Pay, Son National Repres American Council of Christian Churches International Council of Christian Churches Association of Baptists For World Evangelism General Association of Regular Baptist Churches Bible Conference

Social calendar notices and upcoming meetings

All notices must be in by 10 a.m. on the day of first publication and printed three days ahead. Friday events include Wesleyan Service Guild potluck at 6 20 p m with Mrs Don Maxwell and Brighton OFS at 8 p m at the Masonic Temple. Saturday lists Shirts and Skirts at 8 30 p m, Fortnightly Club 9 30 a m board meeting and coffee at Captain's Table, Masons 8 p m work in first degree at the Temple. Sunday features county wide Masonic Picnic at 1 p m at the Fairgrounds with two dishes to pass. Monday notes Bible 1 at 9 a.m. and coffee with Mrs Harry Turner, dues due. TTT Chapter Y and DL meet at 8 p.m. Evening Literature 6 30 p.m potluck at Sunset Park, dues due, review of summer book. White Shrine Bridge 1 30 p.m at Masonic Temple. Golden Age Club 10 a.m. VW rooms with sack lunch at noon. Tuesday Handcraft 0 at 1 p.m. Mrs Howard Anderson Crawfordsville. VFW Auxiliary 8 p.m. VFW Hall. Afternoon Literature 1 p.m. luncheon. First Presbyterian UPW Circle IV 6 30 p.m at church. Circle V 8 p.m. Mrs William Koehler. Snowball Club 6 30 p.m. Wiener roast with Mr and Mrs Larry Griggs Marion Ave UPW Prayer Fellowship 9 9 30 a.m. at church.

Masons Temple Fairgrounds Harry Turner Robert Arthur John Phleger Sunset Park White Shrine Bridge Masonic Temple Howard Anderson Crawfordsville VFW First Presbyterian UPW William Koehler Larry Griggs Marion Ave UPW Prayer Fellowship

Club notices from Rebekah and local clubs reveal October plans

Mrs Albert Wehr and Mrs Harold Brock led entertainment at the Rebekah Club meeting in LOOF Hall with ten members present. October hostesses will be Mrs Georgia Kelly and Mrs Bernice See. Pinochle at Temple yielded high scores for Stella Thomas and Roy Bauer as dessert committee members were Joe Falk and Roy LOW. Antioch Social Club guests of Mrs Merle Thrapp featured garden tips and a veggie display with an exchange afterward. Ed Peiffer received a birthday gift from her secret sister. Upcoming meet with Mrs John Hindahl and cohostess Mrs Earl Long on Oct 8. Nine Plain Janes Club members met with Mrs Mike Orris. vacation roll call noted. Jean Hampsher presided. Norbert Norris and Kermit Jones honored for birthdays and gifts given. plans set for a birthday coffee Sept 30 for Mrs Orris. Refreshments were served.

Albert Wehr Harold Brock Rebekah Georgia Kelly Bernice See OES the Temple Stella ‘Thomas Roy Bauer Joe Falk Roy Low Antioch Social Club Merle Thrapp Ed Peiffer

Area youths begin college plans with many bound for campuses

Area youths head to college with several not previously listed. Bob Krotz will be a junior at Iowa State University majoring in journalism and serving as sports editor for the Iowa State Daily. Patricia Hammer attends Nebraska Wesleyan College as a freshman. Dave Sorrell enrolls at Phoenix College to study business. Mike Steele, a freshman at Coe College, will major in engineering. John L. Wilson, a senior at Iowa State, majors in industrial administration and belongs to Alpha Sigma Phi. Jim Wilson, a freshman at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, studies art education. Dorothy Schroeder goes to Muscatine Junior College as a freshman in art. Patricia Batterson attends Northeast Missouri State Teachers College for secondary education with English as a major. John and Ed Beranek attend college. John advances toward pre-medicine at Iowa State, Ed majors in art at Ft. Dodge Community College. Joe McGraw begins at St Ambrose in engineering. Gary Shebeck studies business administration at the State.

Bob Krotz Iowa State University Iowa State Daily Bob John Krotz Washington John L. Wilson Glenn L. Wilson Ames John Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity Jim Wilson Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Kirksville, Mo Patricia Batterson Don Battersons Northeast Missori State Ed Beranek Hubert Beranek Riverside State University of Iowa Ft. Dodge Community College

Democratic Women executive board meets Thursday

The Democratic Women executive board met Thursday evening with Mrs T A Jones. Club president Mrs John Elliott chaired the session as Mrs Joe Crumley reported on her Atlantic City trip to the national convention. Mrs Sam Weeks was named to fill the term as program chairman replacing Margi Marek who is county committeewoman.

Democratic Women's Executive Board T.A. Jones John Elliott Joe Crumley Atlantic City Sam Weeks Margi Marek Des Moines Marion Dunbar Brighton Paul Adam

Rural Women club hosts wiener roast and hayride

Mr and Mrs Duane Red linger and family entertained seven Rural Women's Club families Thursday evening with a wiener roast and hamburger fry followed by a hayride. Max Van Winkle reports Daytona Beach hurricane incurred no home damage though a bakery window was blown in and local shopping center saw minor harm. He and Charles chatted Thursday. Van Winkle family resides near Daytona Beach in New Smyrna. Joe Langs returned from Missouri and Illinois visits. Hollywood reports producer Martin Ransohoff says Sandpiper with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton will be filmed entirely on location in California's Big Sur.

Duane Redlinger Women's Club Thurdsay Max van Winkle Daytona Beach Fla van Winkle Charles New Smyrna Hollywood UPI Martin Ransohoff Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burton California Big Sur Area

Julie Miller Circle Meets for Study at Baptist Church

The Julie Miller Circle of the Baptist Church met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Richard Weeks to study To Love as God Loves and discuss serving the community and world. Nine members attended with Mrs. Alta Hays as a guest. Marietta Workman led the meeting and Mrs. William Graf helped with refreshments.

Julie Miller The Baptist Church Richard Weeks Marietta Workman William Graf Alta Hays

Mrs Orr hosts travelog on Hawaii for Fortnightly Club

Mrs Orr was hostess to the Fortnightly Club Tuesday afternoon and presented a Hawaii travelogue. Mrs George Rudiger presided in the leader's absence and announced the first general meeting, with towels ordered as an annual project. Cohostesses for dessert were Mrs Otto Sheetz and Mrs Fred Steck.

Lester Orr Orr Hawaii George Rudiger Otto Sheetz Fred Steck

Mrs Conger Hosts Baptist Circle Meeting

Mrs Lloyd Conger entertained five members of the Rhoda Nielson Circle of the Baptist Church Tuesday evening with Mrs Richard Peterson as a guest. Mrs Ralph Moore presided starting with devotions and reading Miss Carol Forgey’s report on the Women's Missionary Conference at Green Lake. Mrs Clarence Wilson presented the program Salvation Means Broken Walls. Refreshments followed, and the October meeting will be with Miss Cora Hopping.

Lloyd Conger Rhoda Nielson The Baptist Church Richard Peterson Ralph Moore Carol Forgey Women’s Missionary Conference Green Lake Clarence Wilson Conger Cora Hopping

Immanuel Lutherans to honor teachers at dinner

Immanuel Lutheran Church of Washington will hold its annual Teachers Appreciation Day dinner on Monday September 14. Honored will be Sunday School teachers, their alternates, and Vacation Bible School teachers and assistants. Remarks will be given by church leaders and parent representatives. Entertainment includes dinner music a duet and solo performances.

Immanuel Lutheran Church of Washington Lutheran Church William Matson James Jorgenson Parish Education Alan Dennis C.A. Larsen Dennis A. Stutrud Starr Gallager Marlene McCallister Pat Worley Karol Jorgensen Alan Bergstrom

Missionaries to Speak at Nazarene Church Sunday Evening

Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, missionaries to Indians of the American Southwest, will speak at the Church of the Nazarene 410 E Jefferson Sept. 13 at 7 30 p.m. They served at Southwest Indian School near Glendale Arizona under World Gospel Mission. The Millers combine teaching and music and will portray the need for missionary work within the United States. Public invited.

John Miller American Southwest Church of the Nazarene E. Jefferson Miller Southwest Indian School Glendale Arizona World Gospel Mission Marion Indiana Millers Georgia

Blankenhorns to Mark Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Floyd Blankenhorn celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception in the Methodist Church parlors on Sunday September 20 from 2 to 4 30 p m No formal invitations have been sent but all friends and relatives are invited The couple are the parents of Allan Barth of Lansing Michigan and Donald D Blankenhorn of Crawfordsville They have five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Blankenhorn Allan Barth Lansing Mich Donald D. Blankenhorn Crawfordsville

Asphalt and political bills stir Iowa highway questions

Iowa lawmakers held a special hearing on asphalt bids while Sen. Nolan faced allegations of conflicts of interest from the Portland cement lobby. Barry and Falk defended their switch to asphalt, citing lower bid estimates, and denied industry influence. Barry disclosed loaning cars to Gov Hughes and selling eight trucks for 96 000 to a Smith-led firm, saying ties did not affect Highway Commission votes.

Asphalt Paving Association of Iowa Sen D. C. Nolan Iowa City Iowa Senate Nolan Barry Portland Cement Commission Falk Smith Hughes Danbury Robert Rigler New Hampton Carol Barry Motor Co Edward McManus Parry

Eastern Star honors 50 year members Thursday

Washington Chapter No. 98, Order of Eastern Star, met in regular session Thursday evening with Mrs. Richard Paul as worthy matron and Walter Bauer as worthy patron. Fifty year members were presented: Lillian Gobble, Rose Reid, Maude Schmoeller, Stella Thomas, Nina Stutsman, Helen Heilman. An invitation was given to Rainbow installation Sept 19 at 7:30 p.m. A candlelight ceremony followed, with songs by Mrs. Edgar Stewart.

Washington Order of Eastern Star Sesson Richard Paul Walter Bauer Order Lillian Gobble Rose Reid Maude Schmoeller Stella Thomas Nina Stutsman Helen Heilman Edgar Stewart Stewart J. F. Larson Howard McBride E.L. Rouse Clifford Connelly

Admitted Today and Births Reported in Iowa and Ohio

James Warren of Ur bandale Iowa admitted today for medical care. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Charles Plank of Columbus Junction. Dismissed today is Mrs Charles Schiebel and her son from Washington.

James Warren Urbandale Charles Plank Columbus Junction Charles Schiebel

Newspaper masthead details and affiliations

David Elder as editor and business manager William Shannon vice president advertising director Charles Morris news editor Bob Shaffer local advertising Bruce Cowden contributing editor Howard Hazen production superintendent published afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th entered as second class matter under Act of March 3 1879 at post office Washington Iowa United Press Leased Wire members Inland Daily Press Ass'n Iowa Daily Press Ass'n Iowa Press Ass'n Audit Bureau of Circulations

David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Bob Shaffer Bruce Cowden Howard Hazen Washington Iowa United Press Inland Daily Press Ass’n Iowa Daily Press Ass Iowa Press Ass'n Audit Bureau of Circulations

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