Greg Goodell Named to Attend Boys State at Camp Dodge
Greg Goodell has been chosen to attend Boys State at Camp Dodge from June 4. He participates in youth projects at his church and is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Goodell of Washington.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1967
Page
2
Greg Goodell has been chosen to attend Boys State at Camp Dodge from June 4. He participates in youth projects at his church and is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Goodell of Washington.
Mrs. Della Little celebrated her 79th birthday Friday at her home 302 South Marion. Attending were neighbors and relatives including Elsie Coward, Guy Truax, John Jones, Magda Ahm ling, Glenn McCall, Nora Ebner, Walter Doak, Guy Stuckman and Francis Miller. The celebration featured a cake from her son Henry Little and family of Centerville.
The Women of the Moose Chapter 782 celebrated its 15th anniversary at Moose Home with 45 coworkers and 5 guests including Mrs. Clara Conner and Mrs. Vera Gray from Mt. Pleasant and others. Charter members and collegians attended, a gift of chimes was presented, and history was updated. Upcoming events include a May 2 hospital trip, May 7 Des Moines gathering, and May 11 meeting with formal enrollment.
About 32 Washington women bowlers rode a chartered bus this morning to Coun cil Bluffs for the Woman's State Bowling Tournament. They left at 7 a.m. after coffee and rolls. Teams represented include McCleery Cumming Co., Roe's Heating and Hardware, The Essex, Washington Livestock Auction, Advance Ross and Hy-Vee.
WAYLAND The Waco Relays have been postponed to Monday May 1 due to scheduling. If weather is inclement, the meet will shift to Wednesday May 3 with organizers urging teams to monitor updates.
Mrs Don Gardner reviewed Appointment Con go by Virginia Law at the Christian Church general meeting of the Christian Women Fellowship Friday Worship led by Mrs Leslie Beenblossom focused on Not How Much but How Fruitful Rodney Davisson presided A clothing drive for World Service box is set for Wednesday May 3 Also announced May Breakfast at 9:30 a.m May 19 Officers for the coming year will be installed A sitter will be provided Priscilla Group served refreshments.
The Washington Council of Churches calls for a Special Blanket appeal on Sunday April 30, asking churches in Iowa to contribute clean usable blankets and clothing for refugees and disaster victims. Items collected will be packed at the local church and sent to First Baptist Church by May 5, then transported May 8 to the Church World Service Center in Indiana for sorting and overseas shipment. Contact 653-3748 for details.
Mrs Louis Larsen hosted Homemakers Club with garden hints and refreshments. Richard George and Carol Moriarty of Richard George Beauty Salon presented hair styling and wig fitting at Mrs Gilbert Mills home. Mrs Florence Sherman chaired nominations. May 4 breakfast reservations due by May 2.
Yesterday dismissal records include Patty Christner of Washington. Today listings show Mrs Alton Clark Mrs Clara Foss Mrs Frank Seiler of Columbus Junction and Mrs Her bert Bomber and daughter Ke ota of Keota Roll Davis of Crawfordsville Lloyd Courtney and Mrs Cecil Long of Washington plus Mrs Jerry Wheeler and son of Brighton.
Ladies Golf begins next Wednesday May 3 at Washington Country Club with luncheon at 12 30 followed by golf or bridge Representatives must sign up with Mrs Raible at the Country Club by Tuesday noon
Jan Hamilton, freshman at Iowa Wesleyan and wife of Mets pitcher Jack Hamilton, plans to miss classes on May 12 to travel with the team in St Louis. She majors in home economics, aims to teach, and commutes from Morning Sun with her three children. The piece covers their moves, family details, and her view on life as a baseball wife.
Notices deadline by 10 am daily with three day advance printing. Monday events at Masonic Temple YWCA and Rainbow venues include White Shrine Bridge Golden Age Club Wash-Away Tops Club and Rainbow Girls. Tuesday listings cover Shiloh groups DAR Home II nurses meeting and a speaker on RH factor with dessert notices.
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