Memorial Service At United Presbyterian Home
Dr Elgin and colleagues led Mrs Kimmelshue memorial service in Marion Avenue church chapel at 10 30 Wednesday with out of town relatives attending including Mrs Law and Col Frank Williams family. Burial was at Monmouth. Crave side service conducted by Dr Picken. Several locals traveled to Monmouth for the burial. September birthday party featured Colorado Carnations and A Midwest Vacation. Visitors include Mrs Martha Smock from Ithaca New York and others from Anamosa Des Moines and Des Moines area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
R. W. Thompson
S.C. Picken
Kimmelshue
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Law
Col
Frank Williams
Russell Law
Des Moines
Births and dismissals listed in Washington area notices
Yesterday and today notices show births for Rev and Mrs Richard Peterson in Washington a daughter and Mr and Mrs Douglas Irwin in Keota a son. Dismissals include Mrs Gordon Miller and daughter Kalona and Mrs Gordon Miller with others named in Washington Brighton Kalona and Keota. Sponsored by local hospital and area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Peterson
Washington
Douglas Irwin
Keota
Gordon Miller
Kalona
William Day
Brighton
Richard Custer
Edwin Novotny
Edwin Wittetoe
CROP campaign yields soybeans for refugees drive
A campaign in Washington County mobilizes 1330 bushels of soybeans for shipment to aid refugees and disaster areas. Nearly every township in Washington and parts of Johnson County join, with more than seventy five workers canvassing farm to farm. Beans ship around October 19, with some towns using corn or cash to reach the car load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Samuel Hahn
Johnson County
Richard Staple
Iown
United Church Program
Earl Jos
Questions for Political Coffee at YWCA Sept 29
Plans for a political discussion at the YWCA on September 29 at 9 30 led by Mrs John Elliott and Mrs Phil Weldin from the Public Affairs committee. Questions should be sent to Miss Maud Jackson or the YW desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Miss Maud Jackson
John Elliott
Phil Weldin
Miss Jackson
Social Calendar and Nuptials for October in Letts
Community notices list upcoming events including Friday Christian CWF meeting at 7 30 p m Saturday Shirts and Skirts at 8 30 p m and a Country Club Dinner Dance with dancing. Menus and venues noted. items span Sunday school Monday luncheons and PTA workshops plus a October nuptials announcement for Lynne Marine Robertson and David L Shoultz with wedding planned October 24 at Letts Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Cwf
Legion Hall
Ernie Felsted
H. Max Robertson
Letts
Lynne Marine
David L. Shoultz
George Shoultz
Muscatine
Iowa State University
Ames
Alpha Gamma Rho
Letts Methodist Church
Stewart PTA Plans Meeting With Teachers Theme
Stewart PTA will meet next Tuesday September 29 at 8 p.m. in the school gymnasium. The program theme Get Acquainted with the Teachers will feature entertainment and the year's calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Pta
Fortnightly Club delegates named for First District meeting
The Fortnightly Club announces delegates and alternates for the First District Federation of Women's Clubs meeting on Tuesday Oct 13 at First Methodist Church in Burlington. Delegates include Ruth Luers and Esther White among others. alternates listed from Creative Living to Afternoon Literature.
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First District Federation of Women’s Clubs
First Methodist
Burlington
Ruth Luers
American Homes
Claude Tucker
American Home
A. K. Stoutner
Duane Redlinger
Esther White
Ray Sojka
John Sproule
Harold Gamon
Kelly Schlapkohl
Paul Horak
Wayne Gamon
Walter Smith
Ernie Temple
Lloyd Neiswanger
B. M. O'Brin
Ralph Kleese
Dr May to Speak at Wayland Bible Conference
Dr William F May of Kansas City Kansas will headline a Bible conference at Independent Bible Church Wayland spanning Sunday morning September 27 to Sunday October 4. Evening services at 7 30 CST with both morning and evening sessions on the two Sundays. May holds theological degrees from Broan Brake Theological Seminary and the University of Kansas, with years as minister evangelist and Bible teacher including recent trips to Brazil and South America. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. May
Kansas City
Kansas
Independent Bible Church
Wayland
May
Broanbrake Theological Seminary
University of Kansas
Brazil
South America
School Days The LBC Club Holds Themed Meeting
Ten members and guest Mrs Art Duensing gathered Thursday at Mrs Carl Jarrard home for a school days program led by Mrs Merle Eckels who presided as teacher. Roll call recited and a geography test followed before refreshments hosted by Mrs Butler and Mrs George Jarrard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Duensing
LBC Club
Carl Jarrard
Merle Eckels
D. O. Butler
Butler
George Jarrard
No top Soviets going to Peking anniversary
The Soviet Union accepted the invitation to attend China’s 15th anniversary celebrations but barred top leaders from the delegation. Viktor Grishin would lead the group, with T. Kulatov of Kirghizia also aboard, reflecting limited senior representation amid border dispute tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Peking
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Leonid Brezhnev
Anastas Mikoyan
U.S.S.R
Viktor Grishin
T. Kulatov
Kirghizia
Soviet Central Asia
China
Farmers and journalists meet to improve relations in Iowa county area
Representatives of newspapers and radio stations from an 11 county area in southeastern Iowa gathered in Mt. Pleasant for a District Seven Iowa Farm Bureau meeting. Dan Murphy led the session with James Helmick assisting as district board member. Washington County participants included Join Gamon Francis McConnel and Haydn Thomas from the Farm Bureau Clifton Elmore of Brighton Enterprise Bill Shannon Charles Morris KCII radio personnel Claude Woods and Rey Hodges from KCII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Farm Bureau
Mt. Pleasant
Farm Bureau
Dan Murphy
Iowa Farm Bureau Information and Public Relations Division
James Helmick
Columbus Junction
Washington County
Gamon
Francis McConnell
Haydn Thomas
Farm Bureau Organization
Clifford Elmore
Brighton Enterprise
Bill Shannon
Charles Morris
Washington Journal
Claude Woods
Rey Hodges
KCII
Four Die In Iowa Traffic And Quarry Accidents
Three traffic deaths raise Iowa's 1964 count to 571. M F McKinsey, 63, of Maquoketa, lost control on Iowa 64. Roy Farmer, 61, of Storm Lake, was ejected when his pickup hit a cattle truck on US 71. Delmar Pies, 30, of Are dale, collided with a moving Rock Island freight train near Greene. Gary Bragg, 19, of Packwood, crushed by a gravel truck six miles south of Brighton. driver Donald Davis, 28, Sigourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Iowa
M.F. McKinsey
Maquoketa
Iowa 64
Roy Farmer
Lake City
U.S. 71
Storm Lake City
Delmar Pies
Aredale
Rock Island
Greene
Gary Bragg
Brighton
Donald Davis
Sigourney
Pansy Hill Club and OES Host Pinochle Party
Mrs Charles Hotle hosted nine Pansy Hill Club members with a first year in school roll call led by Mrs Harold Beenblossom and a Hansen apartment tour. OES Pinochle at Masonic Temple had four tables with Mrs Joe Falk winning high and Miss Nellie Dodder second. cohosts were Ruth Owen and Rose Reid. next meeting is a birthday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Shrine Bridge
Masonic Temple
Golden Age Club
YWCA
Applied Arts II
Esther White
Legion Auxiliary
Winga Cafe
Dick Ross
Charles Rademaker
PTA
First Presbyterian Church
E.E. Stutsman
Charles Hotle
Pansy Hill Club
Harold Beenblossom
Walter Braty
Hansen
L.B. Eicher
Bill Bruty
Walter Bruty
Ruth Owen
Rose Reid
OES
Joe Falk
Nellie Dodder
Local Iowa City notes and family visits in Des Moines
Mark Fisher of Des Moines visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Edgar Stewart for a week. His parents arrive this weekend after the Iowa Idaho game. John K McMullen of Weyland is in Veterans Hospital Iowa City room 45 6 E and welcomes mail. Rodney Campbell of Sioux City and Linda Campbell of Ames plan a weekend visit with the Campbells and relatives. Randi Jo Dunbar, daughter of the Dunbars, had a tonsillectomy Thursday and is recovering at home missing school. Clarence Owens is recovering from surgery at Mercy Hospital Iowa City room 300 and enjoys hearing from friends. Mrs Gertrude Pence had surgery at Mercy Hospital Iowa City and is in room 327.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Fisher
Des Moines
Edgar Stewart
Michael Fisher
John K. McMullen
Wayland
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Rodney Campbell
Sioux City
Linda Campbell
Ames
Herb Campbell
Randi Jo Dunbar
Robert Dunbars
Lincoln
Clarence Owens
Mercy Hospital
Gertrude Pence
Accident, speed violations, and marriage license reported
An accident near Ainsworth involving Bessie G Bell and Claude M Bowers at 9 22 p m left Bowers and Betty Bowers with injuries. Bell charged with operating while intoxicated. Virgil Brewer cited for speeding. Mahlon Huston and Linda Tappan obtained a marriage license at the county clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie G. Bell
Columbus Junction
Claude M. Bowers
Ainsworth
Jim Richart
Bowers
Highway 92
Bell
Bessie Bell
Betty Bowers
Mrs. Bell
Udall Slams Goldwater in Cedar Falls Iowa Speech
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall addressed about 4000 students at the College of Iowa criticizing Goldwater for lack of adult education support and praising Johnson. He urged trust in the future and noted two national groups, those for Johnson and those driven by fear. Udall also visited the Little Brown Church in Nashua and discussed designating it a historic landmark. He met a Chickasaw County delegation over Cedar River pollution and accused H R Gross of blocking conservation while praising Ben Jensen. He closed with barbecues in Charles City and Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Iowa
UPI
Stewart Udall
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
State College of Iowa
Udall
Goldwater
U.S
Little Brown
Yate
Nashua
Stephen Peterson
Glen L. Utterback
Federal Parks Service
Chickasaw County
Cedar River
Davenport
John Schmidhauser
Congress
Waterloo
H. R. Gross
Gross
Ben Jensen
Charles City
NFO members arrested as farmers’ action continues
Police broke up a six hour NFC protest in South St. Paul Minnesota arresting nine men as trucks blocked stockyard entrances and crowds dispersed after a warning. NFC president Oren Lee Staley claimed buyers scour the country to keep processors supplied with livestock amid the six week holding action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
National Farmers Organization
South St. Paul
Minn
NFC
NFO
Corning
Iowa
Oren Lee Staley
Staley
Wausau
Wis
Taylor County
Murphysboro
Bedford
John Ratcliff
Mason City
Jacob E. Decker & Sons
Sioux City
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United Presbyterian Home
Mrs. Lawis
the Pickens
Kathryn Picken
Myrtle Horton
Mrs. Willits
Indianolra
Ernest Brown
Midwest
Martha Smock
Ithaca
New York
May French
Willis Fairbanks
Anamosa
the Willmings
Lottie Brown
Miss Darbyshire
Claud Bowers
Paul Bell
Gary Sheetz
Surgical
Isadore Deutsch
Eddie West
Baxter Freese
Wellman
C. M. Hayes Insurance Agency
E. Washington
Aliber & Co
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
George Dare Farm
Vyimnasium
Cedar Two
Robert Fickel
Highway
Fairfield
Ortho
Scott's
Dr. May
Wayland Church
Wolf's Flower Shop
Pansy Hill
Virgil L. Brewer
Winfield
G. B. Holden
Yesteryear
Jeffery
Nash
State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cedar Falls, la
State Employment Service
Adve
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Sing Council
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