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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1964

Page

7

Bethel group makes gifts for Spanish speaking New Yorkers

Mrs Milton M Milton and a Bethel Sunday School group met at the Graber home to craft Spanish verse gifts for Gladys Widmer to give mothers in New York for Mother's Day. Miss Widmer works among Spanish speaking communities there. Refreshments closed the gathering.

Wayland Milton M. Milton Bethel Sunday School Alvin Graber Lavonne Washington Gladys Widmer New York Margaret Morse Cedar Rapid Nellie Brooks Parkview Fred Grant Lucy Dallas Texar Harold Rixe Herman Rixe Bennett Iowa Ralph Green City Sarah Wenger Lancaster Thelda Ashliman

Keota Fire Extinguishes Farm Blaze Near Church

Keota firefighters answered a Thursday afternoon alarm at the Heisdorffer Brothers farm two miles southwest of St Peter and Paul Church. A log and grass fire spread about four miles toward the house and outbuildings, burning roughly ten acres before being contained. The barn base caught fire but all buildings were saved. The Ray Wickencamp farm was identified as the location. In local society news, Emerald Rebekah Lodge met with Florence Crawford presiding. reflections on the HOME program were shared, and plans made for the Sigourney district convention in Sigourney on May 19. Additional notes covered club meetings, visits, and social gatherings among residents and families in the area.

Keota Keola Heisdorffer Brothers Ray Wickencamp Emerald Rebekah Lodge Noble Florence Crawford Lena Hermanstorer Sigourney Lodge District 54 Sigourney Tressie Herr Aileen Beck Elizabeth Leitsinger Lena Hermanstorfer Gleen Holmes Donald Long Ronnie Rubio Vie Vogel Mark Weber Annette Donna Bennett Dean

Ainsworth WSCS Meets Thursday at Methodist Church

Ainsworth Woman s Society of Christian Service met at the Ainsworth Methodist Church Thursday afternoon. Mrs W D Roberts opened with a revised Purpose from the Methodist Woman Magazine. The program chair was Mrs Sam Stephens with a dramatization The Puzzled Delegate featuring Mae Lamb Olive Miksch Fred Pfeifer and Richard Stephens to clarify General Conference procedures for members. Mrs Herbert Rich sang My Task with piano accompaniment by Dale Roberts. Stephens received a special membership pin from WSCS, pinned by her daughter Mrs Rich. The meeting noted two more memberships forthcoming. Mrs W D Roberts presided with reports from members who attended the district WSCS meeting in Washington last week. Continued business and refreshments followed, with hostesses Mrs Robert Greene Mrs Chas Thompson and Mrs Mabel Thompson.

C. A. Thompson Ainsworth Woman's Society of Christian Service Ainsworth Methodist Church W. D. Roberts Methodist Woman Magazine Sam Stephens Delgate Mae Lamb Olive Miksch Fred Pfeifer Richard Stephens Herbert Rich Crawfordsville Dale Roberts Stephens WSCS Rich W.D. Roberts W.s.cs Washington Robert Greene Chas Thompson Mabel Thompson

Crawfordsville American Legion meets at Legion Hall

The Crawfordsville American Legion Post met Tuesday evening with 14 members present. Boys were chosen for Boys State pending word on how many can be sent. Members painted a shuffleboard court and the post bought a set. Refreshments were served by Charles Wells and Leroy Conrad.

Crawfordsville Stella Maxwell Sheri Wilson Karen Whiting Sheri Max Mitchell Richard Hartzell Sunday Register YWCA Des Moines Washington

Carnival planned at Ainsworth

Ambling through Ainsworth news, the Sacha Club met with Mrs Pat Tobin hosting with Mrs George Colthurst. Fifteen members and one guest attended. The Kensington Club discussed future May meetings and the Highland Junior High Carnival on April 24, with candidates for King and Queen chosen. In New York a new auto theft prevention device locks brakes if ignition wires are tampered with, potentially cutting fuel and grounding the ignition.

Ainsworth Sacha Club Pat Tobin George Colthurst Leonard Llewellyn Washington Tim Wood Federation News Gary Augustine Max L. Smith Colthurst Tobin Jack Brender Kensington Club Grace Stone Miss Stone Will Dea Agnes Bowman Tom Davis Rian Carnival Highland Community Junior High Junior High Athletic Association Music Mothers of Highland Vickie Burich Rhonda Jenkins Tom Prydil Ronnie Miller Sth Lorie Miles Dee Kaufman Duane Slaughter Steve Roberts Margaret Gerot Linda Feehan Lary Yoder Jerry Hawkins Highland Junior High New York UPI Fleet Owner Magazine

Two complete Army courses By MRS BOYD SANDERS KEOTA

Two Keota residents completed Army training under Reserve Enlistment. Pvt Stanley C Romberg finished an eight week field communication crewman course at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Pvt Charles R Sieren completed a seven week recovery and evacuation course at Aberdeen proving ground Maryland and plans to fulfill his obligation with the 872 Ordnance Company. He is a 1959 Keota High School graduate.

Keota Army Stanley C. Romberg Delbert Romberg Fort Leonard Wood Charles R. "Siren Albert Sieren Army Ordnance Center Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland Durango Cole Donald Stout Ronnie Amos Stout Crawfordsville Eugene Min du Duque College Stouts Donna Richard Carmichael

Homecoming greetings fill Keota from Hot Springs

Keota residents report Burl Foster and family returning from Hot Springs on Thursday. They visited Corn ing with Mrs. Nettie Klein, formerly of Keota. Bud Blumenstein and family of Geneseo Illinois and Syd Harrison of New York joined Alard Greiner’s family for a Sunday visit. Orrin Carr and Mrs J W Martin of Ainsworth called on Thursday, with Mrs. Martin now at a trailer home near the Martins.

Keota Burl Foster Hot Springs Corning Nettie Klein Mannott Bud Blumenstein Geneseo Illinois Syd Harrison New York Alard Greiner Greiner Orrin Carr JW. Martin Ainsworth Robert Fisher

Dutchettes meet at Augustine home in Hardscrabble

Florene May Augustine hosted the Dutchettes 4-H Club on Tuesday with eight members and leaders present. Various neighbors and families visited throughout the weekend, including the Weight and Byers households, and multiple calls to friends and relatives noted in the rural community notices. The Dutch Creek Farm Bureau women held a Tuesday meeting with nine attendees and a pot luck lunch. Local social visits and the Washington County Rural Urban Women’s Day attendance are mentioned amid a flurry of neighborly activity.

Florene May Augustine Johnson Lenard Hirson Shirley Karen Florene May Wilbur Weight Bernard Crock Allen Fickling Fred. Byers Waldo Fickling Rodney George Groff Orville Griggs John Renoux Dean Luers Glenn Gordon D.A. Augustine Washington County Blanche Harvey Ray Wehr James C. Bowen Myrtle Bowen Frank Pulver Karen Hixson Roy Frownfetter Miriam Ferguson Mediapolis Royce Partington Donna Lenard Hixson Dutch Creek Farm Bureau John Hixson Lenard Hixon

Clarence Richards Home From Arizona Ainsworth Visit

Clarence Richards and family return from Tucson Arizona after a winter away. They traveled about 100 miles in slushy snow unusual for the season. The piece also notes visits by the Fish family, Robenolds, and others, plus hospital notes and church centennial planning for April 26. A UPI World’s Fair item mentions the Better Living Center as the largest building in the 1964 65 industrial area.

Ainsworth Clarence Richards Tucson Ariz Charles Fish Davenport Tom Rabenold Fairfield Eva Fish Washington Rabenolds GF. Trotter Dwight Harley Apple Valley Calif New York UPI Better Living Center Theargest

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