Stewart School PTA holds first meeting of year
The Stewart School PTA met in the gym for its first meeting of the year with Mrs. Stanley Wallace as president. Officers and chairs were announced, a teachers’ program featured a PTA father’s quartet and skits on school life, followed by refreshments hosted by third and fourth grade mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart School
PTA
Stanley Wallace
Alfred Lemke
Beverly Lenz
Maynard Goff Jr
Phil Kneen
Jack Moore
Walter Messer
Richard Young
William Matson
Lyle Zear
Frank Sojka
Rodney Davisson
Truman Tuttle
Raymond Carter
Ed Gray
Wallace Kessel
James Frier
Earl Rae
Dean Luers
Richard Paul
Gene Stewart
Carl Little
Keith Williams Jr
Washington Evening Journal personnel and affiliations
The Washington Evening Journal in Washington Iowa lists David Elder as Editor and Business Manager William Shannon as Vice President and Director Iles Morris as IEEE director Bob Shaffer as News Editor Bruce Cowden as Local Advertising Howard Hazen as Contributing Editor and Production Superintendent. The paper publishes afternoons except Sunday and is entered under the 1879 Act at the Washington post office. It is a member of Inland Daily Press Association Iowan Daily Press Association Iowa Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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the Washing Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
David Elder
William Shannon
Ieee
Iles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Bruce Cowden
Howard Hazen
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Dress Ass
Iowan Daily Press
Iowa Press Ass
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Camp Fire Leaders In Training Session Held
The training session for Blue Bird and Camp Fire leaders assistants and sponsors took place Monday September 28 in Camp Fire rooms. Mrs Gifford Morrison welcomed attendees and introduced board members while Mrs Tom English explained registration procedures and handed out supplies.
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Blue Bird
Gifford Morrison
Tom English
Wallace Kessel
Echoes of Indian Summer on Sockum Ridge
A reflective scene recalls a crisp October ride over Sockum Ridge and the lively energy of boys in Central Park. It evokes homecoming memories, gym locker room cheers, and the lingering scent of salty sweat and crepe tape.
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Sockum Ridge
Central Park
Gene Turner Saluted for Decades of Washington High Sports Service
Gene Turner honored for years in Washington High School athletics serving as chief spotter for home games for about 33 years and preparing to begin his 35th basketball season as score keeper. Old fans recall his rare field goal kick from an angle against Fairfield for a 3-0 Demon win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Turner
Washington High School
Gene
Fairfield
Women discuss Social Security at Political Coffee
A group of women gathered Tuesday at the VW rooms for a Political Coffee discussion on Social Security and Medicare within the two party platforms. Leader for the Republicans was Mrs. Phil Welden and for the Democrats Mrs. John Elliott. Mention of state right to work laws was made but not fully explored. The session will be continued in October. Miss Maud Jackson and Mrs. Ralph Kleese led the event.
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VW Rooms
Phil Weldin
Republican Party
John Elliott
Democratic Party
Marion Avenue UPW Luncheon Friday at church
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Women hold a Harvest Home luncheon at 12 30 Friday as part of a regular association meeting at the church. The program, led by Circle 1 with Mrs Richard Bordwell and Mrs John Owen, reviews past projects and previews next year. Members are asked to bring a covered dish and table service. a nursery will be provided for preschool children.
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Marion Avenue
United Presbyterian
Richard Bordwell
John Owen
Social notices for upcoming week calendar items
Social calendar lists multiple society meetings. Wednesday events include Men's Stag at 7 30 p m and Ladies Day at 12 30 p m with reservations due by Tuesday morning. Thursday activities cover PEO luncheon at 1 p m, St Paul Women's Guild at 1 30 p m, COC Class at 2 p m, HJ Club 1 30 p m, HEO Club 7 p m, Past Matron's Club 6 30 p m, and Rebekah Lodge potluck at 7 30 p m plus VFW Junior Unit 4 p m and First Presbyterian UPW at 1 30 p m. Additional UPW harvest luncheons at church Darcy Marion Ave noted.
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Democratic Women's Club Exeutive Board
Lester Luckenbill
PEO
Roger Sherman
St. Paul Women’s Guild
COC
Ruth Stout
HJ Club
Joe Goodlander
HEO Club
Melvin Schnicker
Masonic
Potluck Rebekah Lodge
VFW
First Presbyterian Upw Association
Marion Ave
United Presbyterian Upw
Wulf Daughters Named to Dean List at Des Moines Institute
AIB of Des Moines reports Charlotte Wulf of Washington and Ruth Wulf of Ainsworth named to the Dean's list for summer quarter scholastic achievement. Harry Miller of Washington convicted of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated by RG, fined 300 dollars and had license suspended 60 days. Dolores Foster of Belle Plain charged with OMVI, bound over to grand jury on 350 dollar bond and paid.
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AIB
Charlotte Wulf
Elmer J Wulf
Washington
Ruth Wulf
Erwin Wulf
Ainsworth
American Institute of Business
Des Moines
OMVI
Harry Miller
Rg, Yoder
Dolores Foster
Belle Plain
Grand Jury
Local Cedar Rapids Notes and Weekend Socials
Dale York and Bernard Payne attended a Philco sponsored transistor schooling in Cedar Rapids. New clerks added at Sears Catalog Store: Clem Eagle, Gladys Wulf, Bernice Hutchison, and Alfred Lemke. Sally Smith attends 4-H training in Ames. Jim Frier also at 4-H training. Local families hosted birthday and church events. extended visits include Iowa City christening of Edward George Long. travel mentions include Washington, Mt. Pleasant, Muscatine, and Wayland.
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Dale York
Bernard Payne
Cedar Rapids
Philco
Sears Catalog
Clem Eagle
Gladys Wulf
Bernice Hutchison
Alfred Lemke
Leo Marie
Ford
Margaret
Martha
Tom
Near Washington
Virgil Long
Mt. Pleasant
Edward George
Lee Long
Iowa City
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Dorothy Schroeder
Coeds
Muscatine Junior College
Dorothy
Patricia
Walter Schroeder
Washington
Republican Women Coffee Meeting Next Monday
The Republican Women will host a 9:30 a m coffee at the home of Mrs Joe Jones on Monday October 5 with an important business session during which new officers will be elected to serve for the next two years.
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Joe Jones
First Presbyterian UPW Meets Friday
The United Presbyterian Women will hold a general meeting and dessert at 1:30 p.m. Friday at the UP Home. The theme is Spanish Americans Here and There. Mrs. Willis Horton and Mrs. Tom Stewart present the program. Deovotions led by Mrs. Harry Ramseyer. A nursery will be provided at the church as usual.
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First Presbyterian United Presbyterian
Willis Horton
Tom Stewart
Harry Ramseyer
Shirts and Skirts Square Dance Club Meeting Tonight
The Shirts and Skirts Square Dance Club meets Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Legion Hall with Larry Gow as caller. Each couple should bring sandwiches.
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Square Dance Club
the Legion Hall
Larry Gow
Odd Fellows Lodge to Move Meeting Time to 7 30 PM
Members of the Odd Fellows lodge convened Tuesday evening with Gerald Kephart presiding as noble grand. The group announced a time change to 7 30 p.m. beginning with the next Tuesday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IOOF
Odd Fellows Lodge
Gerald Kephart
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Gayle Burkum
Roy Hodges
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Norman Lechner
Mic Walker
Schoonover Drug
Evening Journal
Sally Smith
Ames
Jim Frier
Boyd Dunbar
Lora
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Mrs Smith
Lloyd Turnipseed Jr
St. Ann, Mo
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Linda
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Donald Payne
Wayland
Red Wing Lodge
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Jemima McClintic
Randy
Rose Anne
May
Ruth
Ernest Gideon
John Weldin
Kington, R. L
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Wolf's Flower Shop
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Brent Prep Turbo
ORLON
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Oxfords
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