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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1969

Page

3

Local social notes from Waterloo and surrounding towns

Mrs. Bill Patterson Mrs. Bob Roe and Mrs. Bob Lowe visited Mrs. Maude Simerman in Waterloo on Sunday during a state bowling tournament. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Klopfenstein visited Mrs. Glenn Klopfenstein in Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Mrs. Klopfenstein had knee surgery and is recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Siefkas returned from Biloxi Mississippi where they helped their son David and his bride Meri Jo Birney find an apartment. They now live at Seashore Manor room 313 Biloxi. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Minick and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Benda attended a Varsity Boys Glee Club concert at the University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls. Jim and Joe Minick are glee club members. Mrs. Lillie Essley of El Reno Oklahoma and her cousin Mrs. Gladys Mayhew of Washington visited Burlington in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schultz. Mrs. Wilson is Mayhew’s sister and Schultz is her niece. Essley has returned home.

Bill Patterson Bob Roe Bob Lowe Maude Simerman Waterloo Kermit Klopfenstein Glenn Klopfenstein Mercy Hospital Iowa City Klopfenstein Boyd Siefkas Biloxi Mississippi David Meri Jo Birney Seashore Manor Ray Minick Albert Benda Fairfield University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls Jim Joe Minick Ray Minicks Glee Club Lillie Essley el Reno Oklahoma Gladys Mayhew Washington Burlington Sam Wilson Henry Schultz Wilson Schultz Mayhew Essley

4-H Pep py Pals Hold April Meeting with Topics

The Pep py Pals 4-H club met in April with Brenda McConnell. Nine members attended. Cindy Krotz spoke on Fruits and Vegetables. Cheryl Hodges discussed Eggs: When to Fat and How Many. Brenda demonstrated breakfast milk drinks. Cookies and cocoa were served. The May meeting will be with Darla Custer at 7:30 p.m.

Brenda McConnell Cindy Krotz Cheryl Hodges Brenda Darla Custer

Washington County Social Calendar Week Events

A social calendar lists multiple meetings and activities across Tuesday to Friday at churches clubs and lodges. Groups include First Baptist Church Bethel Missionary Society Navajo Club West Chester Federated Church Mothers and Daughters VFW Auxiliary Fortnightly Club St Paul Women’s Fellowship PEO Presbyterian Adult Fellowship HBO Club Senior Citizens Travel Program Friendly Circle Club Bulb exchange Past Worthy Matrons Rebekah Lodge First Presbyterian UPW Lodge No 26 and Masonic Temple dinners and desserts with times and hosts noted.

Washington County Mental Health Committee First Baptist Church Priscilla Club Bethel Missionary Society Donald Brown Fred Bey West Chester India VFW Francis Reed St. Paul Women’s Fellowship PEO David Livingston Presbyterian Adult Fellowship HBO Club Captain’s Everett Gardner Y. Friendly Circle Club Milburn McKay Bulb Worthy Rebekah Lodge IOOF First Presbyterian Upw Masonic Temple All Masons

Des Moines Firefighters Press for Pay Parity with Police

Firefighters seek a total 20 percent wage increase to match Des Moines police pay, after a 5 percent raise in December and a 5 percent city offer. Police already have a 10 percent raise, leaving a 10 percent gap. Fire chief Williams reports a 15 to 16 member supervisory staff ready to man four wagons, with most union members backing a work stoppage if demands are not met. Fire stations remain staffed 24 hours in three shifts, and several supervisors and engineers are among those not participating in the stoppage.

Des Moines Lee Williams

New Officers Installed at Baptist Meeting

New officers of the American Baptist Missionary Society were installed by Mrs Richard Peterson at the meeting Friday evening at the church. Mrs Charles McConnell showed a film strip on Bacone College an American Baptist College for Indians. After the opening hymn devotions were led by Mrs Marion Snodgrass. Plans were announced for the Mother Daughter banquet May 9 in the church fellowship hall.

American Baptist Missionary Society Richard Peterson Charles McConnell Bacone College American Baptist College Marion Snodgrass Church Fellowship

Halcyon House Holds Open House Event

Halcyon House invites friends to an open house on Friday May 2 from 1 30 to 4 30 p m. The event is hosted by the superintendent Homes Association the committee on management and the Halcyon House Guild to renew acquaintances during Senior Citizens month May.

Halcyon House The Homes Association Committee On Management Halcyon House Guild

Legislature Proposes Redrawn Iowa Reapportionment Plan

The Iowa Senate debated a fair reapportionment plan amid party friction. Stanley warned of heat from his side while Dems argued for court challenges. Amendments moved Burlington wards into one district and reconfigured Des Moines, Louisa, Polk, Woodbury, and Scott County districts, affecting residency and pairings of lawmakers.

Stanley William Denman Des Moines House Senate Polk Woodbury Burlington Louisa Clifton Lamborn Maquoketa Andrew Frommelt Dubuque Ralph Potter Marion and Parker Potter Scott County

Ray weighs signing Iowa private college aid bill

Gov. Robert D. Ray indicated he will likely sign a bill offering state aid to Iowa private college students despite an attorney general ruling that it violates the state constitution by injecting public funds into church-connected institutions. Ray will finalise after reviewing the measure passed by both legislative houses.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Ray Atty Richard Turner Iowa Turner

Eight Fire Bombings Hit Cairo Ill Housing Project Fire

Fire from a Negro housing project struck a fire engine and forced police and firemen from a fire bombed building at the Tri County Health Department. It was the third straight night of eight bombings in Cairo, a racially troubled port city at the Mississippi Ohio confluence.

Cairo Lee P. Stenzel Carl J. Clutts Gerald Montroy Springfield House Ill UPI Tri-County Health Department Mississippi Ohio

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