Stewart PTA Opens Year With Welcome to New Members
A large crowd attended Stewart PTA's first meeting at the school led by president Mrs. Tru man Tuttle. The morning kindergarten class won the attendance trophy with the most parents present. New officers were introduced and a coffee maker gift from the PTA honored teachers. The next meeting is Oct 29 at 7 50 p.m. with Prairie Flower School program by Mrs. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Pta
Truman Tuttle
Prairie Flower School
Robert Carter
Rural Women's Club Sets Evening Meeting Change
The Rural Women's Club announces a time change for the next meeting. It will be held Thursday evening October 11 at 7 30 with dessert. Roll call is a Halloween prank. Annual officer elections will occur and entertainment by Mrs Grant Humston Sr and Mrs Leo Marie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Women’s Club
William Marie Jr
Grant Humston Sr
Leo Marie
Double Deck
Double Deck Club
Howard Hotle
Marion Thompson
Gus Reinert
Ralph Martin
Oral Mayo
Dora Wagner
Fortnightly Guest Program Plans Fall Preview
The Fortnightly Club opens its year with a Guest Day on Friday September 28 in the YWCA community room. The E M Bridges Company presents a fall fashion style show Previews of Fall following a 1 30 p m dessert. Members may bring guests and consider yearbooks from City Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
E. M. Bridges Company
Wilson Putman
John Butler
Richard Bord
Fall fashions and cozy fabrics take the spotlight
The piece notes table worth problems and fashion fixes with luxurious fabrics. It highlights new coats with flaring hems, side slit pockets, and warm fall colors like cognac and chocolate brown. Also mentions warm coffee tones and parchment shades trending this season.
John Youngs Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Young marked their twenty fifth anniversary with a short pleasure trip and time with relatives They spent the weekend with the W F Young family in Tulsa Oklahoma and toured Missouri and Arkansas returning Thursday Their daughter Keith Murphy and her husband hosted a dinner the prior Thursday in their honor with John Young Jr and family also in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
W. F. Young
Tulsa
Okla
Missouri
Arkansas
Youngs
Keith Murphy
John Young Jr
Club Activities Highlight Local Juvenile and VFW Groups
The Craft and Hobby Club hosted 14 members with Mrs. Henry Wagenknecht presiding and Mrs. W. J. Scoles teaching jewelry projects. Junior Y Teens elected officers Patty Butler president and others at their YMCA meeting. VFW Auxiliary welcomed district president Mrs. Helen Wulf who praised floor work and hospital support while the group planned a Halloween party and funded Gold Star Mothers dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wagenknecht
Ainsworth
Craft and Hobby Club
W. J. Scoles
Letts
Herman Wagenknecht
YMCA
Patty Butler
Sally Owen
Kathy Horn
Vicki Vinson
E. J. Vosika
VFW
Helen Wulf
Muscatine
Wulf
Delbert Earll
Dave MecGaffey
Golden Age Club
Iowa Southern Utilities
Glenn Widmer
Cleo Shockey
Meryl Steele
Car Kelley
Social Calendar Notices Preview for Week
All notices due by 10 a m on day of first publication. Friday Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall Bethlehem Commandery Masonic Temple potluck. Saturday Word Weavers 1 30 p m Mrs Prior Fenn Country Club Dinner Dance Reservations by Sept 20. Monday Baptist Christian Builders Class 730 p m Cooperative dinner Meat coffee furnished. Tuesday Y Wives 130 p m Swimming and picture framing at YW Board meeting 1 p m Y Mixers 630 p m Potluck at YWCA Bring a record for listening. Community calendar of clubs and meetings listed with times venues and notes on dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Bethlehem Commandery
Masonic Temple
Word Weavers
Prior Fenn
Country Club
Baptist Christian Builders
Applied Arts
Ethel McCreedy
Edgar Stewart
YWCA
Fareway
Frank Pattersons
R. J. Dawson
Jerry Foriash
Cedar Two
Farm Bureau
Wayne Norman
White Shrine
Stanley Knupp
Variety Night at U. P. Home Adds Secret Thrills
Mrs Bruce Gillis leads this weeks program Ive Got a Secret at the U P Home with rapid fire questions revealing surprising secrets. Mrs Lucile Smith and Mrs Mary Crafts visit Mrs Margaret Lloyd en route to Medina New York after visiting Mrs Smiths mother Mrs Jane Hensleigh and a sister in College Springs. The Rev and Mrs Bruce Gillis stay a few days in Illinois to visit relatives. Mrs Alice Brown heads to Des Moines for two days. Absentees include Miss Bertha Williamson Miss Helen Lacky in Iowa City Miss Ethel Weed in Davenport and Miss Mattie Black in Iowa City. Mrs Elizabeth Moss arrives from Portland Oregon to occupy the cottage once ready while staying in Sherman Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Gillis
Lucile Smith
Mary Crafts
Margaret Lloyd
Midina
New York
Smith
Jane Hensleigh
College Springs
Illinois
Alice Brown
Des Moines
Bertha Williamson
Helen Lacky
Iowa City
Ethel Weed
Davenport
Mattie Black
Elizabeth Moss
Portland
Oregon
Sherman Hall
Community Notes On Local Families And Visits
Local items recount visits and travels of area residents including Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Knupp and Bessie Stew art in Texas, Mrs. Tweeten in Hot Springs, and Tammy joining grandparents en route to Washington. Also noted are births, nursing studies, sorority pledges, birthdays, and hospital recoveries among Hawkins area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Knupp
Bessie Stewart
Knupp
Richard Tweeten
Tammy
Park Forest
Ill
C. L. Foster Jr
Chuck
Austin
Texas
Foster
University of Texas
Tweeten
Hot Springs
Ark
Washington
Markets Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed on Hogs Cattle and Lambs
UPI reports hogs at 6 000 head steady to 25 lower with 200 225 lb hogs 19 50 19 75. Cattle and calves 3 000 head with steers steady to 34 00 for 1308 lb and primed 31 25 33 50. Sheep 200 head mostly steady with spring lambs 19 00 21 00.
Rain Moves Into Iowa With Weekend Showers Forecast
A weather system from the southwest brings scattered showers and thunderstorms to western Iowa Friday afternoon spreading eastward. Clouds linger Friday night through Sunday with little temperature change as highs reach the 60s and 70s and lows around the 50s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Utah
Wyoming
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Dubuque
Council Bluffs
Women’s Bowling High Scores Reported in Team Event
Ball Babies total 1826 and 646 team games set high marks as Dots posted 1655 in team, with Pauline Crull achieving a 540 series and 190 high game and Sharon Lutes 504 in series and 185 in game. The undercard featured strong showings from Crull and Lutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Crull
Sharon Lutes
Hospital Admissions and Births in Washington Area
On The Record Hospital lists admissions today for Mrs. George Jarrard and Mr. Fred Wagner, both in Washington, for medical reasons. Births yesterday include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Carey of Washington. Today a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Shalla of Washington. Dismissals include Mrs. James F. Bash and daughter of Wellman and Mrs. Kenneth Nordyke of Richland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jarrard
Washington
Fred Wagner
John Carey
Marlin Shalla
James F. Bash
Wellman
Kenneth Nordyke
Richland
St James Church Circles Plan New Year Projects
St James Church circles met to start the year with plans for multiple projects. St Marys Circle hosted 29 members with new year books and social events scheduled for January. St James Circle discussed a baby contest and games, while St Rita Circle planned a social on Sept 30 and offered souvenir plates for sale. St Joseph Circle planned a bake sale and breakfast Oct 21 with a pinochle session and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Church
St. Mary’s
Ivan Greene
St. Mary's Circle
Ray Redlinger
Bill Steele
Greene
St. Mary's
James McQuaid
Robert Porter
M. J. Redlinger
Harold Ossman
Margaret Peiffer
St. James
St. James Circle
Leo Vogel
Phil Leyden
Tom Cannon
George Krogmeier
William Bruty
Walter Bruty
Vogel
Marvin McClure
St. Rita
Howard Hess
Keith Horn
Frank Sojka
Warren Escher
Eileen Hammen
Fred Hermann
Irene Heck
Janice Heck
Jack Fuhr
Larry Drayfahl
Divorce Granted in West Chester Home Custody Awarded
Judge Harold J. Fleck signed a decree granting Stella Rich divorce from Everett Rich. The decree gives Stella title to a residence in West Chester and orders Everett to pay support for one minor child for whom she has custody. A separate action for damages from a fire at a local firm was dismissed. Lloyd Miller sued George B. Miller but no negligence was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Fleck
Stella Rich
Everett Rich
West Chester
Lloyd Miller
George B. Miller
Walnut Women Host Wiener Roast and Card Night
Walnut Women’s Club hosted a cooperative wiener roast with members supplying food and drinks for children. They socialized, signed a greeting card for Mrs. Jesse Nicola in Mercy Hospital, Iowa City, and discussed upcoming hosting by Mrs. Dora Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Harlan Newhart
Walnut Women's Club
Glenn Davis
Edwin Lukovsky
Jesse Nicola
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
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Raymond Carter
T. J. Berdo
Walter Messer
Stephen Wiggers
Donald Beye
Leonard Tindal
Preston Harvey
Richard Knapp
Clinton Boshart
Harvey Holden
Seiferts
John Youngs
Wolf's Flower Shop
U. P
Paul Maske
Jeffrey
Maske
Joy Heck
Phil Brown
Artemas Brown
Hastings
Neb
Phil
Parsons College
Brown
Mr. Brown
John Winga
L. A. Holland
Atlantic City
N. J
American Bankers Association
East
Lorene Holden
St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
Cedar Rapids
Ann Stewart
Tom Stewart
Drake University
Kappa Kappa Gamma Social Sorority
Miss Stewart
Kathy Carr
Morton Carr
Paula McFarlane
Kathy
Stewart School
Mathilda Wasson
Louise
St. Paul
Minn
Don Hazen
Dean Stanley
Mississippi
Chicago
UPI
United Press International
Rollers
Roe’s Rollers
Slow Rollers
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
St. Rita's Circle
Loren Moore
Don Libe
Leo Fritz
Robert Scranton
Moore
Libe
Scranton
Lawrence Libe
St. Joseph
St. Joseph Circle
James Sheetz
Hawaii
Waik
Oahu
Pearl Harbor
Kauai
Meacham Travel Service
E. Washington
F & M Bank
Burlington, Iowa
State Bank
Washington, Iowa
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
C. M. Hayes Insurance Agency
Aliber & Co
Custer
Sales & Service
S. Marion
Adderss
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