Darlene Vittetoe Planned to Wed Eugene Sieren
Keota announces the forthcoming marriage of Darlene Vittetoe to Eugene Sieren. Darlene a Keota High School graduate and secretary at Fagen Elevator in Keota. Eugene also a Keota native and Army service member stationed at Ft Leonard Wood. The wedding is set for November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Vittetoe
Keota
Darlene
Eugene Sieren
Walter Sieeren
Vittetoe
Keota Community High School
Fagen Elevator Company
Kkeota
Sieren
Ft. Leonard Wood
4-H Starliners Elect New Officers At Wingas Cafe
The Starliners 4-H Club met at Wingas Cafe Monday and elected officers: President Ir Ia Earnest, Vice President Betty Earnest, Secretary Treasurer Connie Messer, Historian Carol Earnest, Reporter Barbara Messer. Twelve members, two guests, and assistant leader Mrs Stanley Chabal attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starliners
4-H Club
Wingas Cafe
Ir 1A Earnest
Betty Earnest
Connie Messer
Carol Earnest
Barbara Messer
Stanley Chabal
First Presbyterian UPW Circles Meet
Circle IV members of the First Presbyterian United Presbyterian Women met Tuesday at the church with Miss Lena Stewart and Mrs. Elizabeth Clark as hostesses. Devotions led by Miss Applegate, lesson on Sin and the Law from Romans 7, and a short business meeting followed. Circle V met with Mrs. Koehler for Romans 7 study, guests Mrs. Beye and Mrs. Munn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Stewart
Elizabeth Clark
Circle IV
First Presbyterian United Presbyterian
Margaret Applegate
Paul Widmer
Glenn Conard
Clark
Crawfordsville
Circle V
William Koehler
John F. Beye
Jimmy Munn
William Retf
Don Gardner
Russell Bannister
Gardner
Rodney Letts
Ossman Reunion Held Sunday in Sunset Park
The Ossman reunion gathered at noon Sunday in Sunset Park with many relatives present from Wellman Ainsworth Iowa City Keota Kinross Riverside Washington and Crawfordsville. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Otto Ossman Mrs Louise Blum Mr and Mrs Don Blum and several generations of Ossmans and Sextons sharing a day together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossman
Sunset Park
Louise Blum
Don Blum
Dale
Dean
Marion Blum
Nancy
Earl R. Martin
Larry
Lorie
Wellman
William Rarick
David
Diana
Duane
Elvin Graf
Mickey
Doug
Ainsworth
Louis Sexton
Jerry
Richard
Allan
Tommy
Iowa City
Gale Hotchkiss
Karen
South English
Steve Dawson
Keota
Otto Ossman
Kinross
Burl Stoutner
Lynn
Barbara
Charles Lyle
Don
Denny
Keith Schulty
Harold Ossman
Jim
Bill
Judy
Jean
Social Calendar Highlights Community Meetings and Dances
Community notices list multiple clubs and circles with times from Wednesday to Saturday. Events include Jolly Nine Club, Methodist WSCS, Circle XI, CES Pinochle at the Masonic Temple, Stewart PTA introductions, WCTU, HH Club, Double Deck Club, St. Rita and St. Joseph Circles, Country Club Family Night, and more with venues such as Nazarene Church, school, and Masonic Temple. A potluck and cake details appear for some gatherings. Reservations are requested for the Country Club Dinner Dance with a Sept. 20 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Nine Club
Harold Kline
Methodist Wscs
Circle X
Jack Weik
Circle XI
Dick Ballard
Masonic Temple
Stewart Pta
WCTU
St. Joseph Circle
James Sheetz
St. James Circle
Leo Vogel
St. Anthony Circle
Pat Tobin
Ainsworth
Legion Hall
Bob Yerrington
Independent Club
Edna Miksch
St. Mary’s Circle
Ivan Greene
Handcraft I club holds luncheon and flower program
Mrs. B. F. O Beirn hosts Handcraft I department at a one o clock luncheon Tuesday. Twenty four members attend with one new member, Mrs. Milford Knutson. Program chair Mrs. Robert Stephens introduces Growing and Arranging Flowers by Mrs. William Mohland and Mrs. T C Davis who shares gardening tips and flower arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. O'Beirn
Handcraft I
Howard Anderson
R. I. Williams
J. W. Evans
Milford Knutson
Robert Stephens
William Mohland
T. C. Davis
Army 2d Lt. Mark C. Hensel completes airborne course
Fort Benning Ga Army 2d Lt. Mark C Hensel 23 finished a four week airborne course at The Infantry School Parachuting and air dropping training. He entered the Army in May 1959 and was stationed at Fort Lewis before Fort Benning. Hensel a Washington Iowa graduate Alpha Tau Omega member earned a 1962 degree from the State University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benning
Army
Mark C. Hensel
S. Marion
Washington
Iowa
Infantry School
Hensel
Fort Lewis
Wash
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Washington High School
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Annual Meyer Reunion Held at Grace Hill
The Meyers held their annual reunion at the Ernest Meyer home near Crawfordsville with 31 attendees. Officers elected were president Ernest Sankey, vice president Helen Sankey, and secretary-treasurer Iola Robertson. Plans call for a 1963 reunion at the Grace Hill community building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Ernest Meyer
Crawfordsville
Orie) Sankey
Sankey
Helen Sankey
Iola Robertson
Wes Meyer
Will Meyer
Ira
Grandlake
Colo
Oscar Meyer
William
Longmont
Iowa
Grace Hill
Meyer Famiy
Donald Meyer
Chicago
Ted Meyer
California
Delbert Lewis
Colorado
Bob Johnson
Lee Morrison
Erna Lee Meyer
Connie Lewis
J. W. Meyer
Robbie Johnson
Bowling results from Hy Vee league meet
Hy Vee 2740 team series led by Freshwaters 2564. Team games 936 and 904. Individual leaders Bob Lowe 645 series and 229 game, Sam Batterson 599, Don Smith 215.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freshwaters
Hy-Vee
Bob Lowe
Sam Batterson
Don Smith
Various local residents and guests visit across towns
Local notices record visits and moves among Kalona Hopkinton Iowa City and surrounding areas. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap Gates Kneen Peters Cuany Witthoft Payne Marshall Tappen Lunning Simmering and Lance with travels to Leach Lake Montreal Ellis Reserve and Idaho hunting trips.
First Lasek Reunion Attended by 42
The first Lasek family reunion was held Sunday at the J. W. Lasek estate in Lawrence Kaska home with 42 attendees. Guests enjoyed a potluck dinner, card playing, and family photographs, with members from East Moline Silvis Montezuma Waterloo Ainsworth Washington Richmond Iowa City and other towns listed among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasek
Lawrence Kaska
J. W. Lasek
Clarence Lasek
Albert Lasek
Cindy
Jimmy
Ed Lasek
Tony
East Moline
Bernard Reiley
Dennis
Silvis, Ill
Yaro Lasek
On The Record Admitted and Dismissed in Washington and Keota
Yesterday Mae Quinn of Washington was admitted for medical care. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Bash in Wellman. Today Mrs Harold Stevens and her daughter in Washington and Mrs Albert Sieren of Keota were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Quinn
Washington
James Bash, Wellman
Harold Stevens
Albert Sieren
Keota
First Junior High PTG Meeting Tuesday 1962 63
The Washington Junior High hosted its first PTG meeting of the 1962 63 school year. PTG president Mrs. Leo Beauchamp introduced Principal Jesse Linch and the faculty, who gave brief resumes of their subjects and goals. Teachers guided parents on a building tour, aided by student council members, with refreshments in the new kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Junior High
PTG
Leo Beauchamp
Jesse Linch
Cotton price supports eyed with direct payments plan
The Farm Bill discussion notes a possible cut in cotton price supports paired with a direct government payment to farmers. Officials and cotton leaders plan meetings in coming weeks to explore programs that lower cotton costs for mills while avoiding reduced farm income.
Gallagher vows fight to restore foreign aid cuts
Washington reports Rep. Cornelius Gallagher says the 23 percent slash in Kennedy's foreign aid bill is a meat cleaver. He warns the House Appropriations Committee action could blunt aid effectiveness as the bill to fund economic assistance for 80 countries and arms for 58 nations faces a Thursday House vote. The administration plans to oppose a ban on aid to governments based on communist theory, targetting Poland and Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
House
Kennedy
House Appropriations Committee
Cornelius E. Gallagher
Dn.j
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Appropriations Committee
Gallagher
United States
U.S
Poland
Yugoslavia
Chicago Markets Livestock Prices Steady to Mixed
Livestock receipts reach new midweek levels with hogs 5 500 steady to 25 lower. No 1 2 200 225 lb pigs at 19 25 19 50 and around 130 head at 19 50. Cattle and calves 14 500 35 000 with slaughter steer prices 33 70 34 00 for 1250 1400 lb primals, prime loads 1100 1400 lb at 33 00 33 50, bulk 29 00 31 50 for 1100 1350 lb. Heifers 925 950 lb mixed 27 00 29 00 with bulk 27 00 28 75 and dealers 20 00 26 00 for lower grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wolf's Flower Shop
First Presbyterian
UPW
Schoonover Drug
Claude Dickerson
Washington County Hospital
Mr. Dickerson
Evening Journal
First Presbyterian Upw
John Witthoft
John Lemmon
Methodist
WSCS
Baptist Loyal Women's Class
John Kurtz
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Bethlehem Commandery
VFW
VFW Hall
Word Weavers
Prior Fenn
Country Club
West Main
Jsteeen
State Farm Mutual
Bisemington Tinea
Evelyn Mayer
Centerville
Frank Miholovich
Milwaukee
Joseph Miholovich
Milohovich
Paul Mayer
Ny League
Fareway
Hy-Vee Wilson Clothing
Reif Dozers
Zieglowsky Bulers
Freshwaters Payne TV
Les Dunlap
Mena Marsh
Belle Davis
Glee Dunlap
Kalona
Hopkinton
Kimbal Gates
Gates
Phil Kneen
Ken Peters
Leach Lake
Walker, Minn
Karl Kneen
Mt. Union
Robin Cuany
Highway 1
Costa Rica
Cuany
Vernon Witting
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Ioof
Queen Elizabeth Hotel
Ralph Witthoft
Mercy Hospital
Mrs. Payne Marshall
Mrs
Earl Snodgrass
Milton
Vernon Tappen
Sioux City
Henry Lunning
Carol
Lunning
Tappens
Howard Lunning
Charles
Leanna Lunning
Samuel Simmering
Ellis Resort
Pierce, Idaho
L. Hahn
Avon
Fairfield
G. F. Lance
South Iowa
Lances
Lester Orr
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Comel
Paul
North Side Square
Washington Hotel
Charles K. Johnson
Acousticon of
Cedar Rapids
Osincup
Seltzer 47c
Neter
Dorothy Perkins
Osincup Drug
Walgreen Agency
West Side Square
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