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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1971

Page

2

Springtime Parks Highlight Washington County Areas

Washington County Conservation Board maintains 13 parks including Historic Wassonville Foster Woods Iowa Township Park and Marr Park. Highlights feature picnic areas ponds boat access at Brinton Timber and Sockum Ridge with hiking trails and wildlife spots across the county. Lease Park near Crawfordsville remains undeveloped.

Wington County Washington County Conservation Board Wassonville Wellman English River Foster Woods Shelter House Iowa Township Park Riverside Hayes Timber Washington West Third Street Marr Park Ainsworth Highway 92 Valley Paris Valley Dutch Creek Skunk Boy Scouts Brighton Walnut School Memorial Miller School Sockum Ridge Ben Cliff Ozarks Washington County Crooked Creek West Branch Crawfordsville

Mrs Nelson returns from funeral in Ohio

Mrs Nelson returns from Cleveland Ohio where Ralph Nelson was summoned after the death of his son in law Nick A Valardo aged 39. Valardo died April 2 after illness since November 1 1970. Survivors include widow Betty Jean Nelson and two sons Nick R 16 and Anthony J 10. Darlene Nelson of San Antonio Texas sister of Mrs Valardo also traveled to be with her sister.

Ralph Nelson Cleveland Nelson Nick A. Valardo Valardo Fern Drive Mentor - On the - Lake Betty Jean Nelson Nick R Anthony J Darlene Nelson San Antonio Texas

ISU scholarships awarded to area seniors and juniors

Iowa Southern Utilities Co announces 1971 senior college and junior college scholarships. Four-year awards total up to 2000 dollars, with recipients Thomas Bennett David Carter and Lucinda Shuey. two-year awards up to 1500 dollars for Robert Maus Larry Moulin and P Diane Webb. Winners chosen from five colleges and by regional panels.

Iowa Southern Utilities Co Ted Johnson Thomas L. Bennett Clifford H. Bennett Colton St Columbus Junction David P. Carter William’ J. Carter Chariton Luscinda A. Shuey Wills D William E. Webb S. 16Th St Centerville Utility Burlington Creston Town Southern Lyle Hellyer Indian Hills Community College D. Nicholas Ryan Grinner College Edward Kropa Direcor Owa Wesleyan College John Moore University of Iowa Johnson Iowa Southern Grinnell College Grinnell Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant Iowa State’ University Ames Iowa City University of Northern Iowa Cedar Fall

Legion group hosts social at Mt Pleasant hospital

Members of the Leon Beatty American Legion post in Washington visited Mt Pleasant state hospital Friday night to stage a social for veterans who are patients there. They conducted bingo, and furnished cookies and coffee for refreshments.

Leon _Beatty American Legion post Washington Mt. Pleasant State Hospital

Films by Grinnell Photographer at Iowa Mennonite School

LaVerne Hanssen, renowned traveler photographer from Grinnell, presents two films at Iowa Mennonite School near Kalona. On Thursday April 2 at 8 p.m. in Hillcrest Union, he will show Spotlight on Iowa and Mexican Mosaic, narrating with six years in the field and studio work in Grinnell.

Iowa Mennonite School LaVerne Hanssen Grinnell Kalona Mr. Hanssen Iowa Hillcrest Union Hanssen Grinnell Mutual Re- Insurance Company Ottumwa Sidney Amana Old Mexico

Property transfers chain on multiple Kansas parcels and plats

Record lists several sale deeds and transfers across towns including Washington Crawfordsville Ainsworth and Oak Park Addition. Names include Robert K Lenninger Lois Lenninger Edward Miller Marggie Miller Clarence Richards Richard Teel Dwight Blosser E Lee Conry Paul Klein Edna Simmering Ray Desteckatche Leland Baker and Robert Beaty with details of parcels such as Lot 15 and Lots 13 14 in Oak Park and parts of blocks in Original Plats and Subdivisions amid Section and township references.

Robert K. Lenninger Lois Lenninger Edward C. Miller Marggie G. Miller Landis Ba John K. Lowash Harlan E. Widmer Orr's Subdivision Washington Clarence Richards Richard R. Teel Oak Park Ainsworth Crawfordsville James A. Edgar Dwight Blosser E. Lee Conry Paul D. Klein Edna M. Simmering Ray Mead Desteckatche Simmering Subdivn Leland Baker Robert Beaty Lotd Smouse Highland ‘Park Addition

Funeral held for Mrs Walter W Jarrard in Washington

Mrs Walter W Jarrard 80 of 409 West Washington Street died Friday night April 16 1971 at Mercy Hospital Town City after long illness. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home with Rev M C Smith officiating. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Katharine Rich born Oct 14 1890 in Henry County daughter of John and Magdalen Rich raised in Crawfordsville married Feb 23 1911 to Walter W Jarrard. Surviving husband three children Clarence and Edward Jarrard of Washington and Edith Kerr of West Burlington 12 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren one sister Mary Schirch of Chenoa Ill and two brothers Joe Rich Crawfordsville and John Rich Wayland.

Walter W. Jarrard Washington Street Mercy Hospital Town City Jones Funeral Wayland Washington Area Methodist Church WSCS Clarence Edward Jarrard Washington Floyd Edith) Kerr West Burlington Mary Schirch Chenoa, Ill Joe Rich Crawfordsville John Rich

Local clubs host meetings with plans and guest guests

Edith Zook entertained the Good Will with a dessert and meeting on Wednesday. Jennie Mitchell led the business session and six members answered roll. Bertha Harvey attended as a guest and a five dollar donation to Senior Citizens was approved. Chapter 1 PEO held a Thursday evening program on Things We Keep. Rebekah Lodge notes include a Mason City home talk by Vernon Witting and a 50 year member recognition for Mrs. Oral Mayo with a social planned for April 28 and 30.

Edith Zook Jennie Mitchell Bertha Harvey Don Orr West Chester Peo R. B. DeLa Wendell Eden Charles Berdo Mt. Pleasant Beckwith Maurice Libe Rebekah Lodge Vernon Witting Mason City Lester Laubach Grace Stewart Keota Wellman Iva Simpson Edith Oral Mayo Don Norton

Angie Wolf Honored At Miscellaneous Shower

Angie Wolf received a miscellaneous shower Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Cecil Long with Mrs. Penney Stout as cohostess. Fourteen friends and relatives attended. Games were played and gifts were given to the May 14 bride elect of Jim Peiffer, with yellow and white colors featured on refreshments and tables.

Angie Wolf Cecil Long Penney Stout Joe Cochran Mary Peiffer Miss Wolf Jim Peiffer

Kodak demo at Washington Junior High presents April 19 event

Administrators teachers and parents are invited to an audio-visual education demonstration by the Kodak Company at Washington Junior High School gymnasium on April 19 at 1 30 p m. The public is welcome with no admission fee. The program aims to showcase multi media and presentation techniques for education.

al. Technology Kodak Company Washington Junior. High School

Centenarian Florence Popham dies in Wellman at 101

Florence 0 Popham 101 a lifelong Wellman resident died Friday April 16 at Shenk Nursing Home Wellman where she lived since May 1958 Funeral services set for Sunday 2 p m at Champion Hill Methodist Church northwest of Wellman with Reverends Lloyd Bauer Ezra Shenk officiating Burial at Champion Hill Cemetery Visitation at Powell Memorial Home Wellman She was born in 1870 in Town County to Columbus D and Margaret Patten Popham member of Weisman United Methodist Church Survived by sisters Hallie Maule San Antonio Texas and Mrs Alba Humphrey North English plus nieces and nephews Preceded in death by brothers Bert Charles William and one sister Quininte_last.

Wellman Florence Popham Shenk Shead Champion Methodist Church Northwest Lloyd Bauer Ezra Shenk Champion Hill Powell Paneral Wellma

Mrs Martin Westen Leads Circle Ending Meeting

An afternoon circle of women met with Mrs Martin Westen on Tuesday for the last meeting. Mil dred Zieglowsky gave seven devotions and each woman answered roll call with a Bible verse. They finished quilt tops and Mrs Westen served refreshments at the close.

Martin Westen Mildred Zieglowsky

Merry Mixer Club Hosts Spring Meeting and Centennial Plans

Mrs. Earl Guingerich hosted ten members of the Merry Mixer Club with guests including Mrs. Van Voltenburg and Mrs. Wilson Guengerich. Discussions covered West Chester centennial plans for 1972, with assignments for club history, May meeting host, and a wedding gift to Sue Kiesey Haars.

Earl Guengerich Merry Mixer Club van Voltenburg Wilson Guengerich Lyle Miller Ted Kiesey Edgar Slemmons HD. Dusenery Civic Club West Chester Karl Parcell Clement Griffith Charles Thrapp Bernice Carr Doug Sue Kiesey) Haars Lloyd Phillips Texas Laurel Statler

Mid-Prairie Plans Earth Day Teach-In

Mid-Prairie High School schedules an Earth Day Teach-In for April 22. The day comprises six forty five minute periods with various demonstrations and speakers. Attendees may pick one event per period and join all or part of the observance.

Mid- Prairie High School

Admitted and Dismissed Patients Across Cities

Admitted yesterday were Mrs. Sarah Christ Hansen of Washington in medical care and Kelli Heither of Columbus Jun ¢ ion as medic. Dismissed today were Mrs. Eldon Miller and daughter from Kalona and Mrs. Richard Williams with her son from Brighton.

Sarah Christ Hansen Washington Kelli Heither Columbus Eldon Miller Kalona Richard Williams Brighton

Daughters of the American Colonists meet in Washington

Mrs. E. B. Ward, state regent of the Iowa Society D A C, has returned from a three day General Assembly in Washington. The Shirts and Skirts Square Dance Club plans a graduation dance Tuesday at the Ainsworth school gym with caller Jack Ritter. Pvt. Martin McCarthy departs for Ft. McPherson Ga in the accounting office. He and his wife Judy Vetter visit her parents and relatives. Everett Kraai of Canjilon N M visits Morris family in town. Terry Bower and wife from Dover Del arrive in Washington to visit a week with his parents.

E. B. Ward Washington, D. C General Assembly of the Daughters of the American Colonists Ainsworth School Jack Ritter Martin McCarthy Ft. McPherson Atlanta Judy Vetter Bernard McCarthy Keith Vetter Tody Terry Bower Dover Del Washington Dale Bower

WSCS Luncheon and General Meeting at Church

United Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service held a one day lunch eon and general meeting at the church with 16 in attendance. Mrs. Charles Crull and Circle 1 prepared the luncheon. Rev. Tom Pace gave the invocation and Mrs. Don Maxwell presided over the business. District chair Ernie Lund spoke and a worship service was presented by Mrs. Walter Ducvall with a sing along led by Mrs. Claire Keating.

United Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service General Meeting Charles Crull Circle 1 Tom Pace Don Maxwell Robert Koehler Milo Steele Jr Ernie Lund Riverside Claire Keating Walter du| ¢Vall God Dwain ‘Tschantz St. Francis of Assisi Charles Rademaker

Sewing Carnivals Set for Next Week at Multiple Venues

Sewing Carnivals to be held at the Carousel Inn Convention Center on Monday April 19 feature demonstrations of sewing techniques. Each 30 minute remonstration runs concurrently, with access to fabrics and sewing machines. Additional events are scheduled for April 20 at the Youth Center Montello and April 21 at the YWCA Cedar Rapids. Doors open 1 to 7 pm. Sponsored by the County Extension Service.

Carousel Inn Convention Center Youth Center Montiello YWCA

CWF groups meet in members homes for study and worship

Christian Women’s Fellowship groups gathered in members’ homes for lessons on Created Male and Female and roles of men and women. Laurene Knapp and others led studies while several members led worship. Announcements note an LW.F. luncheon April 24 and a CWF Mother Daughter Banquet April 28 with Wakelin speakers. tickets $1.50 adults, 80 cents children. no April general meeting.

Christian Women's Fellowship Keith Williams Jr Ostess Duane Krotz Eader Don Eaton Roy Randall Dorcas Carl Dallmeyer John Miller Kenneth Pfister Astess Esther Pfister Rodney Davisson Ruth Hal Hotle Don Gardner Claude Tucker Lw.f Faith Baptist Church Halsey Wakelin Des Moines Ang Mission Stations

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Mnerow Wucet Ruth Viggers Washington County Historical Society Ohio CRULL Lee Agency Ena, Washington Wolf's ISU Legion Group Osincup A Names Everett Kraai Canjilon New Mexico Viiting Charles Morris Annie Morris U. P CWF Paul Beenblossom Priscilla Laurene Knapp L. V. Clarahan Wits Sitler
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