Honors Tea honors Mercy School of Nursing students
Bonnie Miller topped junior class scholastic honors for 1964 65 at Mercy School of Nursing Iowa City and serves as class president and student council member Janet Johnson of Wellman will be secretary of the student council by majority vote Rosemary Club members entertained husbands at Dickey's Prairie Home dinner Seven Auxiliary to the World Barracks members volunteered at Veterans Hospital Iowa City mending 100 articles serving at the information desk They will serve each fourth Monday of the month Attending Thursday were Mrs Clifford Connelly Mrs Howard McBride Mrs George Canott Mrs Glenn McCall Mrs Ed Blattner and Mrs Claude McCoy Mrs Jim Creek of Fullerton Calif traveled to Washington for the death of her step father Manford Wilcox Youth Center to host a Saturday night with a live band and Dean Stannard and wife as chaperones
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Miller
Mercy School of Nursing
Iowa City
Bonnie
Janet Johnson
Wellman
Auxiliary To the World Barracks
Veterans Hospital
Information Desk
Clifford Connelly
Howard McBride
George Canott
Glenn McCall
Ed Blattner
Claude McCoy
Television Schedule Night of Classic Comedy and News
A scrambled local TV listing shows a mix of programs and guests including Wild West Hogan Heroes Gomer Pyle Smothers Bros and The Par 4 Movie. Prime time features The Ed Sullivan Show Jubilee Candid Camera and News programs with various time slots and live segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomer Pyle
Smothers Bros
Slattery News
Towa
Wild West
Hogan Heros
Slattery
Iowa
Jimmy Dean
Arduser Meiners Wed in Washington Title Tally
Mrs Dorrance Arduser announces the marriage of Marlin Jean Arduser to Kenneth John Meiners. The ceremony occurred September 5 at the Christian Tabernacle with Rev W J Stevens officiating. The couple resides at 921 North Fifth, Washington. He works for McCleery Cumming Company and she at Washington Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorrance Arduser
Marlin Jean
Kenneth John Meiners
Olga Thimmesch
New Albin
Arthur Meiners
Christian Tabernacle
W. J. Stevens
Christian Education Sunday Observed at Marion Avenue UP
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church will observe Christian Education Sunday on Sept. 26 during the church school hour at 9 30 a m in the sanctuary. The program highlights Christian education work with Mrs John Wagner presiding. Jackie Knupp will play the organ and new teaching materials will be discussed by Mrs Louis Larsen. Children and youth activities are led by named volunteers with reports on Youth and Hi Club. Adult plans and Family Night details will be shared by committee members and pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Avenue
United Presbyterian Church
John Wagner
Christian Education Committee
Jackie Knupp
Louis Larsen
Robert Brewer
Robert McFarlane
Robert Kleese
Roger Stout
Francis McConnell
John Owen
Clarence Berkhoff
Rex Ray
John Baird
Stewart School PTA to Meet Tuesday Evening
The Stewart School Parents Teachers Association will hold its first meeting of the year Tuesday, Sept. 28, at 7 30 p.m. at the school. All parents of Stewart pupils are invited. Dwight Bode, county superintendent of schools, will speak about new vocational schools for the area. Piano selections by Ron Wise. Refreshments will be served.
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Stewart School Parents Teachers Association
Stewart
Dwight Bode
Ron Wise
More Meals May Help Fat Loss In Diet Plans
Research shows distributing 2000 calories over six to ten meals stores less fat and more lean muscle compared with three meals. Frequent feedings aid fat control, aid diabetes management, and could lead to diet prescriptions using multiple small high protein meals, even in restaurants for hot snacks with protein and carbs.
Bread pudding through the ages and regions
Old fashioned bread pudding remains popular with little change since the 18th century. Early puddings were boiled in cloth bags, now baked in casseroles. ingredients stay bread, eggs, dairy, spices, fruit or chocolate. regional varieties include mehli khabiz at Iraqi weddings and Eve’s pudding with apples and brandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
American Institute of Baking
AIB
America
Art of
Williamsburg
Iraq
Payment-Only Cars Could Ease Highway Traffic
A proposed traffic solution suggests restricting highway use to drivers with fully paid vehicles. The plan argues that paid-for cars reduce license and registration frictions and may improve flow, though it raises equity concerns and enforcement questions.
YWCA offers beginner knitting class this fall
The YWCA will host a night knitting class for beginners from September 28 to November 30. Instructor is Mrs. John Owen. Fees are 3 dollars for YWCA members and 3.50 dollars for non members. Sessions run Tuesdays 7 30 to 9 30 in the east room with October 5 held in the YW room. Registration by phone at 653 2594.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
John Owen
YMCA
Dinner honors Lutheran staff at Immanuel Lutheran
A dinner at Immanuel Lutheran Church honored Sunday School staff and Vacation Bible School teachers and helpers. The program featured vocal and instrumental music and a puppet show with participants Jeffrey Larsen Mrs. Allen Dennis Gary Gonterman Dick Lee Tom Swift Max Lee Alan Bergstrom Alan Bergstrom Jr. and Calvin Wolf. Dinner chairman was Mrs Calvin Larsen and Mrs William Matson Sunday School superintendent oversaw the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel] Lutheran Church
Jeffrey Larsen
Allen Dennis
Gary Gonterman
Dick Lee
Tom Swift
Max Lee
Alan Bergstrom
Alan Bergstrom Jr
Calvin Wolf
Calvin Larsen
William Matson
Library catalogs study funded by NSF at Chicago
A two year research project to improve reader access to library catalogs begins at the University of Chicago with a 184 850 grant from the National Science Foundation. Don R Swanson leads the effort to identify essential catalog content and organize information for user access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
University of Chicago
National Science Foundation
Don R. Swanson
Graduate Library School
Bug killer handling guidelines prompt care and wash
New York guidance warns that pesticides especially organophosphates can be absorbed through the skin and may be fatal. Immediate action is required if pesticide contacts skin, washing the area with soap and water to remove chemicals quickly. It is advised to wash after using any such compounds, whether spill or splash.
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New York
UPS
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Jim Creek
Fullerton
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Anne Francis
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Kcrg Tvs
Flintstones
Tammy Adams
Peyton Place
Jimmy Dean News
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Zane Grey
Flipper
Jeanie
Mister Mayor
Alvin Show
Rtasons
Leo Greco
Lucy News
Superman
Gleason
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Mr. Mayor
Alvin Tenn
Linus Eieeere
Gleason L. Welk
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SUR
France
Dr. Max
Jeapio
Fav'ite Martian
Ed Sullivan
The
the Life
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Sacred Heart
Peortion
Mason
Bullwinkle
Wing
Roberts
20Th Century
Fleman
Bkie
Beany & Cecil Bullwinkle
Discovery
Red Ryder
Lloyd
Thaxton
Oral Roberts
Hercules
Maverick
Ecbeg. Mor
Donna Reed
Gen'l. Hospital
Eng
Kangaroo
Lucy
Monic Tom
Guiding Light
Bartay
Sanford
Walt'r “Granille
S_ION
Kanga
Sartee
Potamus
Waitr Cronkite
Marlin Arduser
Kenneth Meiners
Goldberg
Arthur Goldberg
U. N. General Assembly
China
Lin Piao
Peking
U. N
Red China
World Organization —Upi
Stewart School
PTA
Mary Macomber
Jim
Jim’s Standard Service
Maryland
Loring Park
Orleans
Otor Hotel
APTS
LA “Alls
Minneapolis
Minn
BLUE
Bob Stevenson
Washington, Iowa
Randy Roberts
Surgical
Doris Bittner
Brighton
Medical
Stephen Root
Ainsworth
Walter Fritz
Wayne Chalupa
Charles Thompson
Elizabeth Renfro
Keota
Bridgestone
Ned’s Auto & Cycle
Ned Figgins
Riverside
C. M. Hayes Insurance Agency
E. Washington
Aliber & Co
Des Moines
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Dial
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Liberty Building
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