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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1965

Page

4

Honored Gold Star Mothers at Legion Auxiliary meeting

Gold Star Mothers were honored at the American Legion Auxiliary meeting in the Legion Hall. They received yellow rose corsages courtesy of Mrs. Ruby Wolf. Readings by Mrs. Neal Burton and a report by Mrs. E. E. Ward on her trip abroad complemented the event. Members included Mrs. Palmer Babcock and others. Plans announced for a fall district conference, a Des Moines welcome for the national president, a rummage sale, and an officers school. Dues payment urged by Mrs. Ward.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Ruby Wolf Neal Burton E. E. Ward T. J. Pease Burlington Walter H. Glynn Des Moines Legion Rooms Pease W. F. Henry Golia Miller

Youth conference set for Ames September 30

Gov Harold Hughes and the Iowa Commission on Children and Youth will convene the 15th state conference on children and youth at Memorial Union in Ames on September 30. Theme is Youth Wants to Know Designs for Living with speakers Evelyn Millis Duval and Mrs Robert Day. a six member youth panel will share ideas. Registration is 1 for adults and 25 cents for high school and college youth. lunch available at a nominal cost.

Harold Hughes Iowa Commission On Children and Youth Memorial Union Ames Evelyn Millis Duvall Hughes Robert Day Washington

Baptist circles meet for study and devotion

The three women’s circles of the Baptist Church held regular sessions for study and devotions. Hostesses included Mrs. Donald Foss for the Hettie Lake Circle, Mrs. Floyd Hall for the Rhoda Nielson Circle, and the John Vaughn Circle at the church with Mrs. Beth Brining and Miss Lois Turnipseed as hostesses. All received a White Cross quota for the year to support missionary projects. Programs covered “God’s Instrument for Change” and “Wall of Personal Sin.”

The Baptist Church Donald Foss Hettie Lake Floyd Hall Rhoda Nielson John Vaughn Beth Brinning Lois

Soldier completes training at Fort Rucker

Pvt. Terry L. Steckly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rollin J. Steckly of Wellman Iowa, completed a five week single engine observation and utility airplane maintenance course at the Army Aviation School Fort Rucker Alabama on September 10. He enlisted in April and trained at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. The 22 year old graduate of Mid Prairie High School in 1962 was formerly employed by Land Construction Company in St Joseph Missouri before joining the Army.

Fort Rucker Ala Terry L. Steckly Rollin J. Steckly Wellman Iowa Army Aviation School Steckly Army Fort Leonard Wood Mid-Prairie High School The Land Construction Company St. Joseph

Social calendar highlights from community groups

A dense list of weekly meetings and events across clubs, circles, lodges, church groups, and social organizations. Notable entries include World War I Barracks Auxiliary potluck at Legion Hall, Catholic Daughters initiation at St James School, Jolly Nine Club, and multiple UPW Circles with coffee and breakfast terms. Also includes various Circle meetings, potlucks, Wiener roast, and Rainbow Girls practice at the Masonic Temple.

Country Club Legion Hall Methodist WSCS Herb Osincup Circle XI Kelly Schlapkohl St. James School Jolly Nine Club Harold Kline Wesleyan Service Guild John Schenk Main Masonic Temple Independent Club Leo Vittetoe St. Rita Circle Lyle Rudkin Little Flower Circle Luke Weber Don Libe Claude Randall West Chester Halcyon House Guild Rebekah Lodge Bethlehem Commandery First Presbyterian Upw Max Owens Dean Cox Humphrey Owen Baptist Christian Builders Truth Seekers William J. Jones Log Cabin Sunset Park Marion Ave Ethel McCreedy Maurice Ellis Jack Wagner William Stewart

Local residents return from trips and duty assignments

Mr and Mrs Orville Thompson return to Orange California after visiting Mrs Jones family. Lt Mark Hensel awaits transport from Saigon to the United States and will reach Glenview Illinois on Monday Sept 20 with plans to visit Washington around Oct 1 en route to next assignment. Lee Baird Merle Warner couples report Denver Shrine Central States convention with parades dinners and a trip by special train. Margaret Vinton attends regional Stanley Products dealers meeting in Chicago for twelve region branches. all expenses paid for 395 salespersons and company executives.

Mark Hensel Saigon Viet Nam United States Glenview Ill Hensels Washington Lee Baird Merle Warner Denver Lawrence Welk Coliseum Margaret Vinton Stanley Products Chicago

Lutheran Women General Meeting At Immanuel Church

The Immanuel Lutheran Women held a general meeting for business Bible study and devotions Tuesday evening at the church. Rev Dennis Stutrud led a lesson If God So Loved Us Mrs Paul Boettcher led devotions Mrs Fred Andersen gave the meditation Mrs Dwight Bode reported on Catherine Luther wife of Martin Luther Three officers were elected to begin duties next year Mrs John Baldrige education secretary Mrs Bode secretary Mrs Richard Wacholz treasurer Hostesses were Mrs James Gallagher and Mrs Don Avis

Immanuel Lutheran Dennis Stutrud Paul Boettcher Fred Andersen Dwight Bode Catherine Luther Martin Luther John Baldrige Ducation Bode Richard Wacholz

Club Activities CHAPTER IOWA EI TTT

Mrs. M. J. Cruise hosted the Iowa EI group at a luncheon with all members present. During the business meeting Mrs. A. W. Hinderman was chosen delegate to the national convention in Minneapolis October 14 15. Delegates from southeast Iowa will travel by chartered bus, visiting Eden Valley, the TTT camp site in Minnesota.

M. J. Cruise Iowa

Mrs. Birney Leads Panel at Extension Program in Ames

Mrs. Birney participates in a panel during the Iowa State Extension session in Ames attended by 70 former Extension Advisory Committee members. The event features Lowell Watts of Colorado Extension Service, ISU President W. Robert Parks, and Edmund Groomes moderating a panel with retired members including Robert Buck and Lawrence Everett. Mr. and Mrs. Birney visit their son David, a freshman at Iowa State University.

James Birney Leonard Tindal Washington Ames Lowell Watts Colorado Extension Service Iowa Iowa State W. Robert Parks Iowa State University Edmund Groomes Iowa State Extension Council Birney Robert Buck Waukee Washington County Lawrence Everett New Sharon Charles Hearst Cedar Falls Mrs. Birney David The University

Rainbow Girls Plan Practice and Open Installation

Rainbow Girls meet Friday at 4 15 p m for practice of a new march. An open installation for worthy advisor elect Ann Morrison will be held Monday at 7 p m.

Rainbow Girls Ann Morrison

Birthday supper honors Washington guests in Brock home

Mr and Mrs George Brock entertained at a birthday supper Tuesday evening honoring Melo Horak and Mrs John Walling father and sister of Mrs Brock. Present were Mr and Mrs Melo Horak Mr and Mrs John Walling and Mr and Mrs Archie Horak Barbara and Gary all of Washington. The evening featured visiting and bingo with Melo Horak winning the door prize.

George Brock Melo Horak John Walling

Bowling league results and high scores listed

The Hi Rollers League results show Shell Oilers Sorrells Late Theater Lutheran Laymen Watson Cleaners Washington Oil Steele Discount Ltr Stewart Pontiac Buick with scores. Team series highs were Washington Oil 2818 and Stewart 2628. team games 984 and 962 for Washington Oil. Individual leaders include Stanley Smith 588 series and 209 game, Bob Roe 553 and 213. An unrelated note states asthma affects more than 3 million U.S. children per the Allergy Foundation of America.

Shell Oilers Sorrells Watson Cleaners Washington Oil Steele Discount Ltr Stewart Pontiac - Buick Stewart Stanley Smith Bob Roe

Hospital admits and discharges listed in Washington area

Yesterday admitted: Rev. R. W. Thompson Washington medical Marcus McBeth Richland medical Mrs. Nick Linnenkamp Washington medical Ban Waters Washington medical. Dismissed today: Howard Witting Washington Mrs. Gary Crossett Washington Mrs. Wallace Bontrager and daughter Kalona Mrs. Duane Chalupa and son Kalona Mrs. Larry Fulton and daughter Washington Danny Metz Keota Mrs. L. L. Loveless Washington Mrs. John Flanders Keota Infant Fritz son of Robert Fritz Brighton.

R. W. Thompson Washington Marcus McBeth Richland Nick Linnenkamp Ban Waters Howard __ Witting Gary Crossett Wallace Bontrager Kalona Duane Chalupa Larry Fulton Danny Metz Keota L.L. Loveless John Flanders Fritz Robert Fritz Brighton

Peanut butter proves top bait for bear traps

A field note reports peanut butter as the most effective bait for bear traps, outperforming alternatives in attracting bears and triggering captures. Researchers observed consistent results across multiple trials, highlighting odor and stickiness as key factors.

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