Friendship Forum to Speak at Cedar Rapids Club Meeting
The Friendship Forum of Cedar Rapids will address the Fortniquity Club at St James School on Thursday September 29 at 8 p.m. The forum consists of five women from Catholic Jewish Negro and Protestant backgrounds who speak as individuals. They discuss intergroup understanding and discrimination with audience Q and A. Organized in 1964 the group has appeared over 60 times to more than 5 000 people and is sponsored by the Cedar Rapids YWCA Public Affairs Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Forum of
Cedar Rapids
Fortniquity Club
St. James School
Friendship Forum
Iowa
Melvin Struthers
Larry McGrath
Alfred Roy
Wilbert Mitchell
Donald Johson
Cedar Rapids Ywca
E. E. Stutsman
Delbert Soper
Women of MoUs Meeting Details and Upcoming Moose Events
Mrs. Wilbur Hysell presided at the Women of the Moose gathering with 25 in attendance. Announcements covered the Loyal Order and Women of the Moose picnic October 2 at the McDole cabin with a pot luck at noon. A bake sale is planned October 15 at 6 30 p.m. at Simmer store. A Star Recorders enrollment program is set for October 29 at 8 p.m. at the Moosehome with nearby chapters invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MoUs
Wilbur Hysell
Women of the Moose
the Loyal Order and Womens of the Moose
McDole Cabin
Helen Simmering
Moosehaven
Simmerstore
Ray Stalder
Star Recorders
Moosehome
First Lincoln PTA Meeting Slated for Sep 27
The Lincoln elementary School Parent Teachers Association will meet at the school next Tuesday September 27 with coffee served at 7 30 p m The business meeting starts at 8 00 p m Richard Textor assistant superintendent will speak on Title One Elementary and Secondary Education Act Officers for the year include President Mrs Richard Hotle Vice President Mrs Robert Fickel Secretary Mrs William Richardson and Treasurer Mrs W Siegrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Elementary School Parent Teachers Association
Richard Textor
Lincoln
Richard Hotle
Robert Fickel
William Richardson
Wi Siegrist
Local Births and Admissions Reported in Brief
Yesterday admissions include Mrs. Nelle Long of Brighton and Miss Shirley Henry of Keota for medical care. Today, Harm E. Weston of Washington admitted for medical treatment and arms. also Mr and Mrs William Edward Skubal of Ainsworth welcomed a son. Discharges include Baby girl Bryson of Letts and Robert Conrad Hedricl, plus Mrs J C Rhea of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Long
Brighton
Shirley Henry
Keota
Harm E. Weston
Washington
William Edward Skubal
Ainsworth
Bryson
Robert Conrad
J. C. Rhea
Stewart PTA Opens Fall Meeting With State PTA Guest
Stewart PTA held its first fall meeting with president Mrs William Yerington presiding. Guest speaker was Mrs Glen Linguist of Keokuk State PTA first vice president who discussed state and national PTA functions. Students sang from Sound of Music. The next meeting is scheduled for 3 45 pm Oct 19 with guest speaker Mrs Lavina Fry of the Iowa Children s Home Society after a 4 pm program.
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William Yerington
Stewart Parent Teacher Association
Glen Linguist
Keokuk
PTA
Stewart
Sound of Music
Anne and Jane Moss
Susan Huber
Ann Grosscup
Linda Rice
Beth Berns
Kathy Tuttle
Marsha Kron
Shirley Luers
Rolland Taylor
Mary Ann Piper
Stewart Pta
Yerington
Kenneth Kron
Fred Niece
Richard Stalder
Kron
Leonard Llewellyn
Taylor
Mervin Gross
Cup
Robert Huber
William Yunk
Charles Finnegan
Elsie Glassburner
Richard Gray
Ralph Curl
Jack Moore
Franklin Sitka
Dick Lemberger
John Elliott
Lavina Fry
The
Iowa Children’s Home Society
Mary Joan Dugan Weds Norman Merz in Watertown Immaculate Conception
Mary Joan Dugan of Rochester Minnesota daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry W Dugan of Watertown South Dakota married Norman M Merz of Rochester son of Mr and Mrs Lester N Merz of Harper at Immaculate Conception Church Watertown Rev Msgr Roy C Keffer officiated A reception followed at Watertown Country Club Bridal attendants included Mrs Thomas A Marx Jane Dugan and Peggy Oldre Best man Eugene Merz Usher board listed Rochester and Chicago area brothers of the bride attended The bride teaches at College of St Teresa Winona Minn and works at St Marys Hospital Rochester The groom works with Life Investors Management Corp Rochester They reside at 845 2nd St SW Rochester.
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Harper
Journal News
Mary Joan Dugan
Rochester
Minn
Henr W. Dugan
Watertown
S. D
Norman M. Merz
Lester N. Merz
Immaculate Conception Church
Roy C. Keffer
New Cumberland
Dugans
Thomas A. Marx
Brookings
Jane Dugan
Peggy Oldre
Eugene Merz
Ames
Gerald Schindler
Milwaukee
Richard Horak
David Blegen
Ernie Bayer
Chigo
Jim Dugan
Joe Dugan
St. Louis
Watertown Country Club
College of St. Teresa
Department of Nursing
Winona
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochesser
Life Investors Management Corporation
2Nd St. S.W
BPW Dinner and Program Tuesday at Captain's Table
The Business and Professional Women's Club meets for dinner at 6 30 p.m. Tuesday at Captain's Table. Dr Elbert Beaver director of voluntary services at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Iowa City will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional
Peaker
Elbert Beaver
Directo
Veterans Administration Hospital
Iowa City
Social calendar notices for early publication deadline
All notices must be in by 10 a m on the day of first publication. Friday events include Masons at 8 p m in the Temple for third degree, BPW District 9 Convention with registration at 9 a m and meetings at 10 a m, luncheon at Captain's Table, and reservations to Geraldine Schulty at 653 4967. Other items list YW rooms, Lack lunch, Music Department, Applied Arts II, Women’s Bowling Association at the Fairgrounds in Washington, and BPW Club at Captain’s Table with Dr Elbert Beaver as speaker. Reservations or cancellations to Eva Simmering by Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Legion Hall
Captain's Table
Geraldine Schulty
A.S. Smith
Paul Horak
Women’s Bowling Association
Fairgrounds
Washington
Izaak Walton League
Elbert Beaver
VA Hospital
Iowa City
Masonie
Croquet Tournament Plays On at United Presbyterian Home
The Croquet Tournament at United Presbyterian Home opened with a postponed Monday match won by Wicket Wizards over Brown Caps, and a Wednesday contest where Hale and Hearty defeated The Winners Naturally. The event runs through the week as local social ties and visits unfold around the players and guests from Ames, Clinton, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicket Wizards
Messrs
Copeland
Lytle
Brown Caps
Ernest Brown
Edna Sherriff
Wiards
Hale
Hearty
Florence Hale
Richard Colby
Joe Holmes
Colby
Hearties
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Robert Ross
Deane’ Clingman
Dennis Stutrud
Dale Doggett
William Holden
Jane Lambertson
F. W. Warner
Robert Logan
Ezra Smith
Jesse, Knight
James Reschly
Willard Widmer
Donald Holmes
Don Dayton
Robert Brewer
and Bordwell
Wendell Prochaska
LeRoy Bain
Ed Jarrard
Dale Caldwell
Oliver Parish
Gailen Reighard
William Foster
Everett Meeker
Harold Stephens
Norman Merz
Wnd
Portland Cement Association
Hubbel Building
Des Moines
Iown
McDern
United States
Masons
Temple
Ashington
United Presbyterian Home
Marshall Marr
Clinton, Town
Guy Hamilton
Mabel Flack
Mae Galiher
Myrtle Baird
Ernest Both K of
Clarinda
Rev
Clifford Ramsdale
Megchelsen Cottage
Robert Megshelsen
Jimmy
Karl Megshelsen Jr
Mt. Pleasant
J. H. Glenn
Mattie Black
Gertrude Hoffman
J. B. Pooley
John Pooley
Davenport
Pooley
Ierly
Albert Simpson
Frank Galloway
Allison Kelly
Dr. Galloway
Mr. Kelly
Oklahoma
Ella Gordon
Ola Risk
California
Hugh Milne
John F. Weltman
Knoxville, Tenn
Milne Cottage
Harold Briley
Fla
Mr. Briley
Coralie Briley
Brileys
PW of Faith Presbyterian Church
Monmouth
Ill
Sunset Park
Dre
Mercury
Monterey
CeUeley Bel Air
Montclair
Mercury Park
Mace Motor Car Lot
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