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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1973

Page

2

VFW Auxiliary elects Hesseltine president at regular meeting

Helen Hesseltine was elected president of the VFW Auxiliary at Tuesday’s hall meeting. New officers include Jane Shepherd, Daryl Dunbar, Sam Weeks, Mary Hayes, Ed Macrander, Marion Hall, Francis Reed, and Anne Borman with two- and three-year trustees. A joint installation is planned May 23. Ten delegates and ten alternates were chosen for the district convention. Delegates are Hayes, Widmer, Kelley, Steele Jr., Weeks, Reed, Hysell, Macrander, Sampson, and Dunbar. Alternates include Shepherd, Walker, Black, Borman, McGaffey, Metzger, Hall, Lucas, Arbogast, and Morrison. The group reported $88.95 in aid given last month and made several cards and presentations. A flag was presented to the Washington County Developmental Center, with funds voted for SCAD and Auxiliary Cancer Fund. A high school book will be donated for Teachers’ Day in May. The birthday box and attendance prize ran to Mrs. Metzger and Mrs. Dunbar respectively. Refreshments followed.

Helen Hesseltine VFW Francis Reed Jane Shepherd Daryl Dunbar Sam Weeks Mary Hayes Ed Macrander Marion Hall Anne Borman Hayes Glenn Widmer Carl Kelley Milo Steele Jr Reed Truman Hysell Macrander Gordon Sampson Dunbar Shepherd Charles Walker Omer Black Borman Dave McGaffey Fred Metzger Hall Charles Lucas Max Arbogast Iola Morrison

Local visits and military family updates from Hotchkiss area

Mrs. Everett Kraat visits her mother and brother in Hotchkiss while Tom Pear returns on leave from Long Beach to see family before West Pacific service. Jim Pearl and Bob Lewis kinfolk visit, and World War I group members attend Keosauqua meeting. Olive Watson visits, George Watsons plan move to Evergreen. Annabelle Zeck Andrade injured in Spain bus tour remains in hospital.

Everett Kraat Hotchkiss Colorado Annie Morris United Presbyterian Home Charles Morris Tom Pear Navy Long Beach Calif Don Pearl George West Pacific Olive Watson Rodney Arnolds Albert Hazelett Ainsworth George Watson Omaha John Armentrout Des Moines George Watsons Evergreen Colo Annabelle Zeck Andrade Spain Almeria

Club Activities PEO Mrs Ward Heaton entertains Chapter 1 PEO

Mrs Ward Heaton hosted Chapter 1 PEO at her home with special guest Mrs Miller of Des Moines. President Mrs Richard Dare led the business meeting while AFS student Roberto Proll from Panama presented slides about his country and background. The next meeting is a called session with Mrs Raymond Carter on April 26 at 8 pm.

Ward Heaton Miller Des Moines Richard Dare Roberto Proll AFS Panama Raymond Carter

Hospital Admits Mrs Ben Hammer And Notables

Admitted yesterday in Washington are Mrs Ben Hammer in medical and Norbert TeBockhorst in medical. Births yesterday include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Donald Conrad of Keota. Today, Mrs Sherdie Phillips of Letts, Mrs William Martin of Grandview, Mrs James Van Est and son of Wapello, and Mrs William Wunder with daughter of Washington are noted.

Ben Hammer Washington Norbert TeBockhorst Donald Conrad Keota Sherdie Phillips Letts William Martin Grandview James van Est Wapello William Wunder

Local YWCA membership coffees during National Week

The Washington YWCA marks National YWCA Week April 23 29 with eight planned coffees including one for the Golden Age Club held April 16. Members and others are invited to attend any convenient session to learn about the YWCA and join, supporting local facilities and shared national work.

Washington Ywca Golden Age Club YWCA

Easter devotions held by 7SCS circles I II III

Circles I II and III of the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday morning. Mrs. Robert Miksch hosted Circle I with 11 members. program titled Another Miracle. Circle II met with Mrs. Walter Messer. six teen members and a guest attended. program The Psalms. Circle III met at Mrs. Walter Griffin's home. 12 members present. program The Easter Story led by Mrs. Burge Hammond.

Ircles I Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Robert Miksch Circle I Bertha Guther George Kerr Harold Stephen Circle II Walter Messer Ray Enfield Joe Jones Burge Hammond Circle Iit Walter Griffin George Dare

Mr and Mrs Buri Pringie at Dallas motor club convention

Mr and Mrs Pringie attended the National Motor Club convention in Dallas Texas last weekend. Mr Pringle is a representative for the company.

Buri Pringie National Motor Club Dallas Texas Pringle Company

County home group enjoys Harper outing

Mr. and Mrs. David Wauer administrators at the Washington County Home led a bus of residents to the K C Hall in Harper for an evening of entertainment with peers from six other county homes. About 200 residents attended with helpers Karen Gorham Lela Garton Lena McGaffey and Jane Broder.

David Wauer Washington County K.C. Hall Harper Karen Gorham Lela Garton Lena McGaffey Jane Broder van Buren Wapello Louisa Jefferson Keokuk Des Moines

M L Ceramics Studio Set to Open in Washington

M and L Ceramics Studio will open Monday at 1004 West Madison Street Washington with wholesale and retail sales of greenware ceramics paints and stains A classroom will be available and teachers will be welcome The opening date is April 23 as announced in the Evening Journal.

Éieglowsky Today M& L. Ceramics Studio West Madison Street Washington Evening Journal

Izaak Walton League Plans Shoot and Meeting

The Izaak Walton League will hold a trap shoot Sunday afternoon April 22 at the clubhouse southwest of Washington starting at noon. The chapter’s regular meeting follows with a 7 p.m. potluck. Barbara Bartholomew will show slides from her band trip to Switzerland. A work day is planned for April 29.

Izaak Walton League Washington Barbara Bartholomew Switzerland

Social Calendar highlights numerous lodge and club events

Erivey Rebekah Lodge hosts an 8 p.m meeting at the 100F Hall while Bethlehem Commandery meets at 6 30 p m at the Masonic Temple with a meat and potatoes supper. Regular meeting 8 p m Saturday Shirts and Skirts 8 11 p m Legion Hall Roger Ricecaller welcomes all. Sunday White Shrine officers practice 7 p m Masonic Temple. Monday events include postposed Music Department until April 30 DeMolay 7 30 p m Masonic Temple DeMolay Mothers Club 7 30 p m YWCA coffee 2 p m Halcyon House. Tuesday Tops Club 7 30 p m YWCA room Garden II 2 30 p m Mrs Raymond Davis Y Wives 1 30 p m YWCA Bicycling and Kleenex box covers White Shrine 8 p m Masonic Temple Family Living II 8 p m Mrs Robert Holmes Applied Arts I 8 p m Mrs John Elliott BPW Club 6 30 p m Captain’s Table YWCA coffees 9 30 a m Mrs Merle Turnipseed 2 p m Mrs Robert Robertson 8 p m YWCA room for Tops Club and working women.

YWCA Halcyon House Merle Turnipseed Robert Robertson Tops Club Charles Morris Doug Moothart United Presbyterian Home Kelly Schlapkohl Kenneth Hanson Arvin Neuwirth Hubert Sines Joe Schiebel Erivey Rebekah Lodge Bethlehem Commandery Masonic Temple George Dare Legion Hall Roger Ricecaller VW Room DeMolay DeMolay Mothers Club Garden II Raymond Davis White Shrine Family Living Robert Holmes John Elliott

Fortnightly Club May Breakfast Plans at Captain's Table

The Fortnightly Club schedules its annual May breakfast for May 1 at the Captain's Table featuring a style show by the Essex under Mrs Tom Essex. Club president Mrs W W Nolin will preside and Mrs Paul Shearer will report on the Mother of the Year weekend in Algona April 14 15. A memorial service for deceased members will be held and reservations are due to Mrs Phil Kneen by April 28. The meal costs 1 50. Hostesses include Mrs Robert Vanderlinden and Mrs Gary Murphy with others from Literature Family Living I Music and Family Living I departments. The Fortnightly Board will meet at the U P Home after the breakfast.

The Essex Tom Essex W W. Nolin Paul Shearer Iowa Algona Phil Kneen Robert Vanderlinden Gary Murphy U.P

Jack's Color Center Grand Opening Across Courthouse

Jack's Color Center opens across from the courthouse in Washington with a complete line of paints wallpaper and painting equipment. The grand opening was announced in the Evening Journal advertisement and will run from Tuesday through April 21. Mr and Mrs Jack Eaton recently moved here from Davenport to prepare for the store opening where Mr Eaton works as a general painting contractor.

Jack's Color Center Washington Evening Journal Jack Eaton Davenport Eaton

Square Dance Set By Swinging S Square One Club

The Swinging S Square One Club will host a dance on Thursday April 26 at 8 p m in the Foss Memorial Building Salem. Caller Maurice Garmoe of Mt Pleasant will lead. Homemade ice cream will be furnished and members are asked to bring a pie.

Foss Salem Maurice Garmoe Mt. Pleasant

Washington area school lunches weekly menu list

A detailed April 23 week meal plan covers lunches for area schools with daily menus. Entries include Raviolli with meat sauce on Monday and similar meals for Highland Waco Bairie and other districts. Each day features a main, sides, fruit or dessert, and milk.

Washington

Prairie Flower Cantata at Prairie Flower Baptist Church

Prairie Flower Baptist Church presents the cantata Hallelujah What a Savior on Sunday evening April 22 at 7 30 led by Mrs Jim Rossen with choir of thirty. Soloists include Mrs Jim Frier Jim Frier Rev Lobb and William Mouser. Attendance is invited. location is six miles north of Washington on Highway 1 then one mile west on county road 626.

Jon Ww. Peterson Prairie Flower Baptist Church Jim Rossen Paul Lobb Marcia Frier Lobb Jim Leet Arid Page Debbie Vanderlinden Janis Loder Jim Frier Jim

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