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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1963

Page

2

Local Society Notes and Neighborhood Announcements

Twelve Fleur de Lis Club members toured Burlington visiting the Mid west Vista Pack and Chittenden Eastman furniture warehouse with dinner at Holiday Inn. The Kelseys now live in Honolulu where Bill is an air force recruiter and recently stationed in Phoenix. Mrs. Davidson of Stanwood Ia died September 26. funeral in United Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m. Sunday. survived by husband and son Edwin. Ruth Ann Earnest has moved to Washington D C working in the justice department. Mrs. Wilbur Weston hospitalized in Iowa City.

Fleur de Lis Club Burlington Midwest Vista Pack Holiday Inn Chittenden Eastman Furniture Warehouse Ed Jarrard Lloyd Marek Bill Kelsey Stephen Brenda Jeanine Debbie Honolulu Hawaii Air Force Bill Phoenix Kelseys Waikiki Beach Randolph Kelseys R.J. Davidson Stanwood United Presbyterian Church Ruth Ann Earnest Chris Earnest Washington, D.C Irvington Street Apt Washington 21 D.C Justice Department Ruth

Area Pen Women at Des Moines Convention

Des Moines hosts a two day regional Pen Women Convention at Hotel Kirkwood with attendees from Columbus Junction Washington and Des Moines. Mrs. Dillon and Mrs. Sunderman assist with arrangements while Mrs. Pierce runs the Iowa authors book table and Mrs. Fenn serves as poetry forum panelist. National league president Sara Mann Everetts will address the Saturday banquet.

C.E. Pierce Harold Piercy John Dillon Velma Sunderman Columbus Junction P.L. Fenn Washington Kirkwood Des Moines Dillon Sunderman Waterloo Cedar Rapids Pierce Iowa Fenn

Deed Transfers Including Bennett and Miller Property Actions

Deeds recorded show Kay Jarrard and husband transferring an undivided third in the west half of SE ¼ section 32 township 77 range 9 to Warren K. Bennett. Walter R. Bennett and wife transfer an undivided half interest in the W ½ of SE ¼ to Warren K. Bennett and wife. Melvin L. Miller and wife transfer land in section 13 township 77 range 9 to Carl W. Glider. F C Lantz transfers land in section 1 township 77 range 9 to Amber H. Long. Susie M. Pugh Ulin and husband transfer Lot 5 Block 3 in A L Braden's and Wellman. Warren Eichelberger and wife transfer land in section 7 township 77 range 7 to Oren E. Yoder.

Kay Jarrard Warren K. Bennett Walter R. Bennett Melvin L. Miller Carl W. Glider F.C. Lantz Amber H. Longland Susie M. Pugh Ulin Martyn L. Allen A.L. Braden Wellman Warren Eichelberger Oren E. Yoder — Land

Local Auto Winners Announced in Community Sale

New car listings include Moses or Katie Bontrager with a Chevrolet, Willie M Tweeten with Buick, Ruby and Mary Bontrager with Ford, Richard L Hudson with Plymouth, Richard L Arthur with Chevrolet truck, Duane E Latta with Dodge, Benjamin F Axman with Chrysler, Russell or Mary Bell with Plymouth.

Moses Katie Bontrager Chevrolet Willie M. Tweeten Buick Richard L. Hudson Plymouth Ruby Mary Bontrager Ford Richard L. Arthur Duane E. Latta Dodge Benjamin F. Axman Chrysler Russell Mary Bell

ISU Band Adds Wen dell McConnell and Doug Bell

The Iowa State University marching band in Ames this year includes Wen dell McConnell of Washington and Doug Bell of Keota among its players.

ISU Iowa State University Ames Wendell McConnell Washington Doug Bell Keota

Hampshers Celebrate Two Birthdays Friday

In the Allen Hampsher home Friday two family birthdays were observed. The couple’s son J. Paul, nicknamed J.P., turned one on Sept 27 with five mothers and their children present. Penny Hampsher marked her 15th birthday with three girl friends joining dinner and a football game afterward.

Allen Hampsher Hampsher J. Paul J.P Don Tisor Cindy Randy Richard Magdefray Ricky David Lynch Jennifer Calvin Little Terry Penny Hampsher Kathy Miller Vicki Miles Mary Eagle

Threaten More Race Demonstrations by King in Birmingham

United States civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. warned from Richmond that unless four desegregation demands are met within two days Birmingham faces the biggest and most determined protest campaign in its racial history. The mayor declined comment as officials discussed biracial measures with appointed federal mediators.

Martin Luther King Jr Birmingham Ala King Richmond Southern Christian Leadership Conference SCLC E. C. Overton Albert Boutwell Boutwell Kenneth Royall Earl Blaik Kennedy Birmingham City Royall Blaik Dallas County Montgomery Justice Department Oxford Miss Cleve McDowell University of Mississippi Justice of the Peace

Social Calendar List of Community Events and Meetings

All notices must be in by 10 a.m. on publication day and printed three days prior. Saturday dinner dance at the Country Club with Dick Ellard orchestra 7 to 9 p.m. Reservations by Sept 26. Legion Hall event Shirts and Skirts at 8:30 p.m. Paul Carruthers caller. Sunday Legion Auxiliary at Lake Darling with family program. Monday Luncheon at Wingas for Golden Age Club 12:30 p.m. Tuesday Public Forum 8 p.m. at Y community room with YWCA and public affairs committees. Discussion on integration Civil Defense and citizen participation. County Nurses Association 8 p.m. Handcraft Trip to Iowa City. DAR 2 p.m. Call for transportation. White Way Club 2 p.m. and Y-Wives 1:30 p.m. finish driftwood and biking. Shiloh Sunshine Sisters 1:30 p.m. Catholic Daughters 6:30 p.m. Mother Daughter potluck at St James. Wednesday Merry Makers 2 p.m. Rosemary Club 1:30 p.m. election of officers Marion Hobby Club 1 p.m. talk by Mrs Dave McGaffey Christmas ideas. Linger Longer 1 p.m. luncheon with Mrs William Chmelar. Harmony Club 1:30 p.m. tour of County Home bring two dozen cookies. Ainsworth CBS 8 p.m. Mason Temple. Public Affairs II 2:30 p.m. Atmore at Halcyon House.

Dick Ellard Legion Hall Paul Carruthers YWCA County Nurses Association Iowa City Myrtle Neiswanger Dar Claude Kilgore M.J. Cruise White Way Club Milo de Long Shiloh Sunshine Sisters Clyde Thompson St. James Cafeteria Merry Makers Club Clifford Freel Rosemary Club Shirl Augustine Marion Hobby Club Mildred Kupka Dave McGaffey Linger Longer Club William Chmelar Harmony Club Hy - Vee Ainsworth Cbs Masonic Temple Emily Simpson - Atmore Halcyon House Rebekahs Alva Kepler Alva Niffenegger Fay W. Boone Phillip Preston McKenzie Verna Hartsock George W. Fry Charles Smith Robert Hartley Leslie Crow Oxford Elsie Yoder Russell Yoder Ollie Cletus Yoder Ralph Shirkey Richland James Yoder Sigourney Roy Orr Cedar Rapids Hazel Coffey Eugene Way C. C. Shimon A. A. Jackson Eugene Engel Paul Hazelett Ira Waterhouse Robert Waterhouse David Guy Stacy Tom Nancy Diane Dutchettes Mary Engel Gracehill Youth Fellowship Lawrence Miksch Miksch Christina Engel Cindy Henderson Keota Baxter Glenn Waterhouse Nevada Joy Stanley Vodicka Beth

County Nurses Plan Program for Tuesday

The Washington County Registered Nurses Association will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Nurses Home. A movie about the ship Hope and a program on juvenile delinquency are planned.

Washington County Registered Nurses Association

Daughters of the American Colonists Meet in Sigourney

Si gourney chapter members gathered at Sigourney on Wednesday with Mrs. E E Ward presiding after dessert at West Side Cafe. Mrs. R J Gerard presented a program on Mt Vernon occupants and restoration as a shrine with slide pictures tracing the flags that have flown over the United States.

Sigourney the Daughters of the American Colonists West Side E.E. Ward R.J. Gerard Mt. Vernon United States

Hospital Dismissal Noted for Mrs M John Owen

Hospital records show Mrs M John Owen of Keota was dismissed yesterday. The brief item notes her discharge with no complications reported and lists no follow up details.

M. John Owen Keota

Forum at the Y Tuesday Evening

A public forum is planned at the Y Tuesday evening with a general discussion on Integration Civil Defense and Citizen Participation in Government. Moderators Mrs Robert Day Sperry Raster and Mrs George Krogmeier will lead the program starting at 8 p m after the Y's Men's dinner. Sponsored by the YWCA membership and public affairs committees.

Robert Day Sperry Raster George Krogmeier YWCA

Pineapple Torte and Classic Desserts from Guarded Secrets

A collection of vintage dessert recipes includes Pineapple Torte with coconut used with whipped cream, Uncooked Fudge from Guarded Secrets by Ravenswood Hospital, Best Pumpkin Pie with spice blend, and a New York note urging car security from the National Automobile Theft Bureau. The bureau cites a $1 million daily rate of car theft and advises locking vehicles.

Ravenswood Hospital Chicago New York UPI National Automobile Theft Bureau

Gracehill WSCS meeting and family events notes

Mrs. Brinning attended a WSCS meeting in Gracehill with her mother Mrs. Hobbs while Rev Lotfi of Brighton Methodist spoke. The report covers PEO gatherings, PT A meeting in Keota, family visits to Walnut Kansas and Stark, and diverse social visits across Iowa Missouri and Kansas along with seasonal remarks on weather and wind direction.

Courage of Conviction in a Three No Trump Contract

In a bridge problem East opens with a diamond, and after a strong sequence West overreaches with two spades. North bids three clubs and declarer plays to make three no trump by blocking spades. The key is deducing West holds six spades to the Ace and King, making the spade block essential.

East West North King Res Syndicate, Inc

Historical Vote Marks Walnut School Meeting and Elections

The Washington County Historical Society will hold its annual meeting and officer election at Walnut school on Sunday September 29 at 4 p.m. A coffee and cookies reception will follow. The Walnut site, deeded in 1962, aims to preserve a classic one room country school.

Washington County Historical Society Walnut School The Historical Society Washington Brighton Township Memorial Miller

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ernest Fuhr Taylor Ridge, Ill Guy Elliott Osco, Llr Val Fuhr Ken Peters Chuck Handy Mark Golden Age Club Wilbur Weston University Hospitals Carson Hampshers United Press International Wolf's Flower Shop Evening Journal Sunday County Legion Lake Darling Monday Legion Auxiliary Wingas Ywca Rooms DAC Sherman-Eden Funeral Home Olympia Helene Dillon the Lutheran Church Good Shepherd E. Second St Alfred A. Bertke Harry E. Turner 7Th St Dial Franc Isa Ymarian Tober Jean Alt Evelyn Kile Coralville Ivan Alt Kalona H. A. Hofer Minburn A. G. Richardson Marietta Holden Lena Mikesell Victor Carl Pickeral Packwood Martinsburg Hedrick Harvey J. Miller Colony Inn Amana Enos H. Miller Janice Ronald Hartzler Galen Donald Cleo Dickel Keith Carol Joanne Mary Ann Miller Elsie Miller Dessie Figgins Inlaw Curtis Figgins Jean Connie Ehrenfelt Harry Malichky William Reif Logan Reif Doug Lloyd Stagner California Alvin Smith Roy Pewitt William McDermot Lewis Belcher D. G. Sattler United Christian and Baptist Church Forest Lake Ottumwa Ronnie Anna Mae Miller Reit Apts Eugene Garber Sheryl Frank Rhodes Ray Brenneman Eva Miller John Rhodes Colorado Springs Colo Mrs. Brinning WSCS Mrs Max Waterhouse Gracehill Leonard Brinning W. T. Hobbs Lotfi Methodist Church Brighton Robert Miksch Max Walnut Kansas Lake of the Ozarks Stark Jones Missouri Howard Shaffer Wanda Brinton Barbara Oakland Calif Ralph Neals Glen Tomlin Linneus Lisa Moothart Doug Mootharts Paul Hazeletts East Dealer Cass Lewis Leila Carrie Fiitner Ella Woodford J. W. Teeter Edith McAnulty Alice Ball Mary Wilde Cora Hicks Bessy Conger Kate Mauthe Edith Miller Jennie Dunbar Ella Logan Zella Glenn Hannah Cushman J. H. Baird Mike Lewis Earl Lewis Susie Johnson Claude Tucker Pearl Parcell Ben Blanche Helmick Charles Roy Schiebel Abigail Perez Kermit Farrier Shirley Junior Dunbar Lyle Wilson Marion Robertson Nelsons Blodgetts McKays Lukavskys J. R. Taylor D. M. Logan I. E. McMillan Walt McKinnie G. M. Zaring I. E. Johnson H. J. Miksch Lewis Duke Clay Humston Smokey ABC Advertising Council Newspaper Advertising Executives Association Louis J. Kehoe Jeffry Pho Attorney Livingston, Day & Bates Attorneys Robert Bates West Main St George F. Morrison Gifford Morrison Ira Morrison South Marion Ave John C. Owen West Washington South Side Square Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main Dale E. Garrell D. D. Ss Journal Building P. L. Etter Osteopathic Optometrists John W.lemmon Logan Jewelry R. Q. Eastland
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