Navajo Club and friends share desserts and plans
The Navajo Club met at the Captain's Table with 13 members and a guest, Mrs. Dale McCrary. Programs on new cosmetics were given by Mrs. Lloyd Neiswanger. Mary Salladay presided. Guest hostesses included Mrs. Irvin Coffey for the Priscilla Club with 10 members, honoring late charter member Mrs. Wyatt Marbourg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Sheetz
Dale McCrary
Lloyd Neiswanger
Mary Salladay
Irvin Coffey
Priscilla Club
Wyatt Marbourg
L. M. Bicher
Corbin Crawford Kiwanis speaker at Cedar Rapids convention
Corbin Crawford an Ainsworth farmer and Democratic candidate spoke to the Kiwanis Club on Right To Work Law Law and Order and the Tax Dilemma of cities during the district convention at the Roosevelt Hotel Cedar Rapids Eight local Kiwanians and spouses attended A district donation of over 8000 was announced to aid restoration projects in Charles City Iowa per Kiwanis requests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Corbin Crawford
Ainsworth
Kiwanis
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Charles City
Iowa
Kiwanis Clubs
Pat McCarney Tackles Crime At Washington Jaycees
Pat McCarney chief of police Iowa City addressed Washington Jaycees at a Tuesday meeting attended by 27 including four local and four guest members. Plans for October 16 dinner were set, with Gene Maddox state Jaycee president to speak. Local membership drive runs through October 15 and 21 to 35 year olds are urged to contact president Larry Griggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Jaycees
Pat McCarney
Iowa City
Gene Maddox
Jaycee
The
Jaycees
Larry Griggs
Social calendar notices for early publication deadlines
Social calendar lists many group meetings and events with times and venues. Women of Moose meet at 8 p.m. at Moose Home. Executive board at 7 p.m. Family Living I at 8 p.m. Dessert at Captain's Table. Creative Living I at 7:30 p.m. Dickey's Prairie Home hosts Meet. Husbands guests fellowship at Leon Hillman home. CWF General Meeting at 7:30 p.m. At church installation of officers follows. Board meeting at 7 p.m. Home Art Club at 2 p.m. Mrs Roy Anderson hosts. Rainbow Girls School of Instruction at 9 a.m. Masonic Temple. Rebekahs and Odd Fellows 6:30 p.m. Family night social and potluck with 25-cent gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Moose
Moose
Family Living I
Creative Living I
Dickey’s Prairie
Leon Hillman
CWF
Home Art Club
Roy Anderson
Rainbow Girls School of Instruction
Masonic Temple
Rebekahs and
Odd Fellows
Potluck
Stephen Wolfer Hurt In County Road Crash
Stephen James Wolfer aged 19 of rural Washington escaped serious injury when his pickup struck a county road maintainer southwest of Washington at 7 40 a m today. He was taken to Washington County Hospital with bruises and minor lacerations. The truck was demolished. Sheriff s officers reported the crash six miles south and half a mile west of Washington. Wolfer said sun glare prevented seeing the county owned maintainer, operated by Melvin John Schnicker, who was unhurt. Damages to the maintainer were put at $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen James Wolfer
Washington
Wolfer
Washington County
Melvin John Schnicker
Romney blasts Wallace as racist hate peddler in attack
Gov George Romney of Michigan condemned George Wallace as a racist and hate peddler over Wallace third party presidential bid. He praised Edmund Muskie for criticizing Wallace in Detroit and urged other major party candidates to oppose him, while declining to press Nixon to harden his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
UPI
George Romney
Michigan
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Romney
Edmund Muskie
Detroit
Richard M. Nixon
Local residents visit. Arm strongs and Maxsons in town
Mr and Mrs Edward Armstrong and Mrs Daisy Maxson of Des Moines visited Mrs L W Carpenter on Wednesday. Armstrongs returned home. Maxson stayed longer. Abbie Timmins of West Chester returned to Fort Wayne Art School as a sophomore. Bryce Lord remains a Mercy Hospital patient for back therapy. Randy Hilfman, son of Mr and Mrs Leon Hilfman, joined the University of Iowa band as a freshman clarinet player. Dr and Mrs George Kerr named Senior Citizens Council representatives for the second Governor's State Conference on Aging in Des Moines October 12. Terry Jones of Ainsworth entered Coe College Cedar Rapids as a sophomore business administration major. World War I Auxiliary coffee hosted by Mrs Walter Anderson with 22 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Armstrong
Daisy Maxson
Des Moines
L. W. Carpenter
Armstrongs
Abbie Timmins
Marion Timmins
West Chester
Fort Wayne Art School
Fort Wayne
Ind
Abbie
George Kerr
Senior Citizens’ Council
Robert D. Blue
Iowa Commission On the Aging
Terry Jones
Russel Jones
Ainsworth
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Marriage license issued here to Martin and Grimes
A marriage license was issued to Craig Edward Martin of Marshalltown and Carla Diane Grimes of Washington. Dennis L. Allen of Barron Wisconsin and Ernest Lund of Riverside faced speeding charges in justice court, with fines of 16 and 10 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Edward Martin
Marshalltown
Carla Diane Grimes
Washington
Dennis L. Allen
Barron
Wisc
Ernest Lund
Riverside
Justice of the Peace Court
Titan rocket sends satellite trio to 22,000 mile stationary orbit
A Titan 3D rocket launched from Cape Kennedy at 3:37 a.m. EDT carrying an experimental battlefield radio satellite and three scientific hitchhiker satellites toward a stationary orbit about 22,000 miles high. One probe aims to study the radiation environment. the others fly space available. The 89-pound payload began in a 100 mile parking orbit before the final 22,000 mile path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
UPS
Air Force
Defense Department
Earth
Titan
Basie cancels St Louis Veiled Prophet performances
Count Basie will not appear at the Veiled Prophet social events in St Louis amid protests from Negro rights groups. The orchestra cited personal reasons for the cancellation after boycotts urged by the Action Council To Improve Opportunities for Negroes and demonstrations at the ball and parade targeting the white only gala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cady
Basie
St. Louis
Action Council
Percy Green
Action
Green
DeWitt Girl Named Iowa Beef Queen for 1968
Wilma Jean Bahnsen 20 of DeWitt was crowned Iowa Beef Queen for 1968. Runners up were Sara Ellen White 21 of State Center and Sheila Sue Stringham 18 of Guthrie Center. Bahnsen, a sophomore at Iowa State University, is daughter of Lorenz P. and his wife and represented Iowa on a People to People 4 H mission to Europe this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Wilma Jean Bahnsen
DeWitt
Iowa
Sara Ellen White
State Center
Sheila Sue Stringham
Guthrie Center
Miss Bahnsen
Iowa State University
Lorenz P. Bahnsen
Europe
Bar backs retaining seven district judges and one justice
The Iowa Bar Association endorsed the retention of all seven district court judges and the Supreme Court justice whose terms expire. It polled members who favored re election endorsements. Retention is decided by voters in November. if not retained, the governor appoints replacements. The listed judges include Clay LeGrand and seven district judges: Cahill, Stillwill, Frederick, Havercamp, Donato, Underwood, and Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
UPI
Iowa Bar Association
Supreme Court
Association
District Court
Clay LeGrand
Davenport
William Cahill
Burlington
C. F. Stillwill
Sioux City
Robert Frederick
Winterset
James Havercamp
James Donato
Murray Underwood
Spencer
Harold Martin
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Little Flower Circle
Helen Peiffer
Just US Club
L. L. Loveless
Ralph Robertson
George Jarrard
Harding
Ethel Swift
Bethel Society
Bethel Missionary Society
Erwin Wulf
Dean Sandburg
Magazine
Edith Reed
Keokuk
Patricia Wilbanks
Vera Wulf
Dorothy Walker
Mark
Y Wca
Rex Emerson
Robert Hammer
B. E. Cnossen
Stephen Wolfer
Gov. Wallace
Harold & Yale Jarvis
Appliance Inc
South Side Square
Dial
Bryce Lord of
Mercy Hospital
Randy Hilfman
Leon Hilfman
University of Iowa
Randy
Walter Anderson
Floyd Hall
Niagara
Sass
Hoa
Washington, IA
State Theatre
Count Basie
Osincup’s
C.P
Ampus
C.P.O
Clothing & Shoes
West Side Square
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