Republican Women board meets Tuesday
The Republican Women executive board met Tuesday morning with Mrs. James Harris presiding. Reports on the district fall conference at Williamsburg were given by Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Weldin, and Mrs. Jones. The state conference is set for September 20 at Hotel Kirkwood in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Women Board
The
Republican Women
James Harris
Robert Stephens
Williamsburg
Stephens
Phil Weldin
Joe Jones
Kirkwood
Des Moines
Bride of Marvin Yaley Weds Janice Grieser at Local Church
Janice Elaine Grieser daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Grieser Washington and Marvin Eugene Yaley son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Yaley New London were married Sunday September 15 at 6 pm at the local Methodist Church. Rev M O Smith read the double ring vows. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace appliques an empire waist and elbow sleeves. A detachable train and French illusion veil complemented a bouquet of white roses and stephanotis. Attendants included Cynthia Grieser maid of honor Barbara Johnson bridesmaid Susie Stoutner bridesmatron all in olive green linen and crepe gowns with matching veils and bronze mums. Flower girl Natalie Anderson wore white satin dress and carried white roses. Best man Peter Kilburn San Francisco. groomsmen David Masser Wayland Gary Conrad Mt. Pleasant. Brothers Merle Yaley Mt. Pleasant George Yaley Danville and others seated guests. Reception followed in church social rooms attended by about 195. The bride nurses at Iowa Methodist School of Nursing. husband works at J I Case in Burlington. They will reside Rural Route 1 Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Elaine Grieser
Maurice Grieser
Washington
Marvin Eugene Yaley
Eugene Yaley
New London
M. O. Smith
Natalie Anderson
David Smith
Salem
Peter Kilburn
San Francisco
Calif
David Masser
Wayland
Gary Conrad
Mt. Pleasant
Merle Yaley
George Yaley
Danville
Michael Greiner
Des Moines
Melvin Grieser
Dwight Grieser
Randy Pickle
J. W. Helscher
Iola Morrison
Clarence Goff
Iowa Methodist School of Nursing
J. I. Case Company
Burlington
Stewart PTA hosts guest speaker and library pilot center
A good crowd at Stewart School for the Stewart Parent Teacher Association meeting with president Mrs. Roger Stout. Guest speaker V I Arney explained the Area 10 library pilot center bringing teaching aids to small districts. Ted Nemzek and Jack Shipman attended. APTA fundraising via school pictures discussed for October 12. Parents toured classrooms and the pilot library. refreshments served.
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Stewart Parent Teacher Association
Roger Stout
V. I. Arney
Area 10
Stewart School
Ted Nemzek
Midwest
Jack Shipman
Society For Visual Education Inc
Elsie Glassburner
APTA
George Masson
Social calendar notices for Wednesday to Friday events
All notices for this column are due by 10 a.m. on day of first publication and printed three days in advance. Wednesday events include St Rita Circle 8 p.m., St Marys Circle 8 p.m., Methodist Ruth Circle 9:30 p.m., Mary Wesleyan Service Guild 7:30 p.m., Methodist Evening Circle 8:15 p.m., World War I Barracks Auxiliary 6:30 p.m. potluck. Thursday DAR District Meeting 9 a.m. registration, luncheon, and program. Snowball Social Club 6:30 p.m. Wiener roast. Double Deck Club 7 p.m.. WCTU silent until Sept 24. Independent Club 1:30 p.m.. HH Club 1:30 p.m.. OES Pinochle 1:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple. Friday Methodist W SCS Luncheon and General Meeting 12:30 p.m.. Rebekah Lodge 8 p.m.. Bethlehem Commandery 6:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple with pot luck and meat coffee. bring two dishes and bread and butter.
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St. Rita
Lynn Blanchard
St. Mary's Circle
St. James
Ruth Circle
Don Maxwell
Mary Wesleyan Service Guild
Harold Griffeth
Methodist Evening Circle
Kelly Schiapkohl
Auxiliary
Legion Hall
YMCA
Ward Liebe
Dora Wagner
WCTU
John Kennedy
Paul Beenblossom
Masonic Temple
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Bethlehem Commandery
Kiwanis Club Picnic Moves Indoors At Captain's Table
Kiwanis picnic set for 5 30 this evening but rain drives gathering indoors to the Captain's Table. David Kim Seartzen druber of Kalona fined 10 dollars in JP court for illegal U turn on city street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
David Kim Seartzendruber
Kalona
Justice of the Peace Court
Lincoln PTA hears Gary Murphy on child tomorrow citizen
About 150 attended Lincoln High School for the first Lincoln Parent Teachers Association meeting. Gary Murphy principal spoke on Your Child Tomorrow's Citizen stressing family life and early education and the role of teachers. Nomination committee named and a picture taking project discussed with plans for November photos.
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Lincoln Parent Teachers Association
Gary Murphy
Richard Bordwell
Murphy
Nurse aide orderly course planned at Area Ten Mercy
A four week nurse aide orderl y training program starts October 7 through Area Ten Community College and Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids. It includes 3 hours daily class plus 3 hours daily practical work. Application fee 15 dollars and tuition 30 dollars. Applicants must have a personal interview and a satisfactory physical exam.
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Health Occupations Department of
Area Ten Community College
Cedar Rapids Mercy Hospital
Area Ten
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Y Wives hold regular meeting at YWCA
Thirty three members and guests met at the YWCA for crafts swimming and pool activities. Guests included Mrs Arvin Neuwirth Mrs Robert Lewis and Mrs Bill Steele with new members Mrs Neuwirth and Mrs Ben Turner. Hostesses were Mrs Jack Moore Mrs Dean Edwards and Mrs Robert Jones. An executive board meeting is planned for 1 p m next Tuesday in the VW room preceding the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Arvin Neuwirth
Robert Lewis
Bill Steele
Neuwirth
Ben Turn
Jack Moore
Dean Edwards
Robert Jones
Trampoline Classes Planned for Girls at YWCA
The YWCA will offer six week trampoline classes for grade school girls starting Tuesday September 24 at 4 p.m. Sessions run 4 to 5 30 p.m. each Tuesday. Free for activity ticket holders. $2 25 for others. Instructors are Paula Harvey and Gwen Baumert. Registration via the YW desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Paula Harvey
Gwen Baumert
YW Desk
Honor Doris Blieu at linen bridal shower
Miss Doris Blieu was honored at a linen bridal shower Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Loren Robertson. About 20 guests attended. The bride will wed October 12 in Riverside to Robert Rittenmeyer. Ivory and burnt orange decorated the event with mothers of the couple and the bride’s grandmother present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Blieu
Loren Robertson
Miss Blieu
Riverside
Robert Rittenmeyer
Merle Blieu
Bernard Rittenmeyer
Marge Luckey
Blien
Rittenmeyer
Clarence Wilson
Accident near Brighton injures no one. bridge damaged
John Jay Good of Wayland escaped injury when his truck left a county road three miles north and three miles west of Brighton Tuesday at 2 45 p m. The vehicle struck a bridge, causing $975 in bridge damage and $710 in truck damage. Highway patrolmen investigated the scene.
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John Jay Goodwin
Wayland
Brighton
Corn variety trial at Wiggers farm field day
Washington County extension reports a field demonstration on September 30 at 1 30 p m showcasing 26 corn varieties from 14 seed companies. The plot on Steve Wiggers farm in Jackson Township near Riverside pave ment will allow farmers to compare growth maturity ear quality and disease and fertility questions. Vivian Jennings and Jim Frier will discuss insect disease and fertility. Farmers and others may attend or visit the plot marked nearby.
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Washington County
Jim Frier
Steve Wiggers
Jackson Township
Frier
Vivan Jennings
Extension Corp
Prisoners protest treatment of Ray in Shelby County Jail
In Memphis inmates in the Shelby County Jail complain of cold meals as guards allegedly shield James Earl Ray with better food and a red light system. Charles Lindquist, jailed on armed robbery charges, warns that tensions may explode as Ray awaits November trial.
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Memphis
Tenn
UPID
Shelby County
James Earl Ray
Charles Lindquist
Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
James E. Ray
Lindquist
Presbyterian UPW Circles Meet at First Presbyterian Church
Circle IV gathered at the church for a cooperative dinner and a study led by Mrs. Don Hazen with devotions by Della Humphreys. Circle V, hosted by Mrs. Dean Batterson, featured a program by Mrs. Cal Wolf and devotions by Mrs. Richard Colby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Upw
Circle IV
Don Hazen
Della Humphreys
Dean Batterson
Cal Wolf
Richard Colby
HJ Club Hosts Day Event With Prizes and Scrapbooks
Mrs. Jim Altehnofen hosted the HJ Club with Mrs. Ed Chab as co host. Seventeen members answered roll call with What I Do with a Day to My self. Prizes went to Mrs. Leroy Yeggy Mrs. Hubert Malichky and Mrs. Bob Marek. Mrs. George Shalin won the door prize. Members also made scrap books for the Children's Hospital in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Altehnofen
HJ Club
Ed Chab
Leroy Yeggy
Hubert Malichky
Bob Marek
George Shalin
The
Children’s Hospital
Iowa City
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Robert Wallace
Keith Vetter
Dave Stanley
Ira Morrison
Charlie Snyder
Law and Order
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Marvin E. Yaley
Janice Grieser
Cynthia Grieser
Barbara Johnson
Susie Stoutner
Ames
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Benjamin Moore
BSS Noor Gas Aatex
Arn Coan
MoorGard
REGAL
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Cael
PSN
Walgreen Agency
Drug Store
West Side Square
Lincoln Pta
Richard Paul
James Reschly
Neys
McCall's
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Wiggers Farm
Rst Presbyterian Upw
H. J. Club
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