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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1972

Page

2

Rose Peck 90th Birthday Celebration in East Pleasant Plain

Honor Rose Peck celebrated her 90th birthday with about 100 friends and family at St. Joseph's Hall. A morning Mass at St. Joseph's Church preceded an afternoon open house hosted by her children, with a two-tier cake, flowers, and gifts. Mrs. Peck, born in 1882 in Chicago, and widowed since 1950, remains active in the Polishville community with 48 grandchildren and 44 great grandchildren, quilting, gardening, sewing, and pinochle.

St. Joseph's Hall East Pleasant Plain Rose Peck St. Joseph's Catholic Church Francis Bass Ferne Huffman Joan Mineart Caryl Smith Janet Fritz Peck Chicago August Catherine Kregoski

Prenuptial Showers Honor Miss Atkinson Before Marriage

Miss Becky Atkinson received multiple prenuptial celebrations ahead of her marriage to Dennis Nardy this Saturday at United Methodist Church Eve. Hosts included Cindy Schlapkohl Cathi Carter and Mrs Kelly Schlapkohl with guests from last year’s high school band baton twirlers. Special attendees were mothers of the couple and Mrs Ted Simpson, sister of the bride. Additional showers hosted by Mrs Mary Lee Moore and Mrs Reid Orris featured a vegetable themed cart and refreshments. Neighbors and classmates attended the Darwin Vacha home party with both grandmothers among the guests. the bride’s grandmother Mabel Atkinson was present though the bridegroom’s grandmothers could not attend.

Becky Atkinson Dennis Nardy United Methodist Church Cindy Schlapkohl Cathi Carter Cindy Kelly Schlapkohl Marsh Atkinson Eddie Nardy Ted Simpson Schlapkohl Ray Carter Mary Lee Moore Reid Orris Miss Atkinson Mike Pacha Darwin Vacha Jan Vacha Sue Eagle Mabel Atkinson Leonardy Dewey Weeks

Steele relatives gather for reunion

Horace Steele descendants held their annual reunion on Sunday August 6 at Sunset Park with 45 attendees. A noon dinner and afternoon visiting followed a brief business meeting that set the 1973 reunion for Sunset Park. Mrs Milo Steele Sr. will be secretary and treasurer.

Horace Steele Sunset Park Milo Steele Sr Ruth Steele McMillan Chico Calif Tom Turner Hugh Los Alamos N.M Oscar Steele Darrell Diane Donna Daniel Riverside Elmer Steele Eugene Steele David Dennis Orie O'Conner Ainsworth Burke McCreedy Arnold Nicholson Wayland Tina Dawn Nicholson George Steele East Moline Washington Meryl Steele Arthur Nicholson Leighton Kelly Brent and Kent Bill Steele Linda Ray Steele Earl Steele M.W. Steele Mary Salladay Ross Jones Avis Busby Margaret Shughart

Annual Lahr reunion Sunday at Richland

The annual Lahr reunion gathered at the Mother Cabrini Catholic Church parish hall in Richland on Sunday. A brief business meeting was led by president George Everhart after dinner, and Jean Everhart prepared a family tree book for sale. Attendees included A J Lahr, Henry Hodgskiss, and many relatives. officers for 1973 were Helen Peiffer and Clarence Henry.

Brenda McBeth George Henry Twin Lakes Wis Helen Peiffer Clarence Henry A.J. Lahr Richard Lahr Wetzstein Margaret Everhart George Everhart James Sullivan Eugene Kaska Roy Lamansky Clem Chalupa Henry Hodgskiss Rex Jackson Forrest McBeth Gary Fritz Clem Eagle John Eagle Dwight Robison Maynard Peck Bill Greiner

McCalls Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary at Open House

Mr and Mrs Howard McCall marked their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at the Captain s Table attended by about 270 friends and relatives. A noon family dinner brought together 54 relatives, with all their children present and numerous relatives from Iowa Washington and beyond.

Howard McCall Edward Rains Ft. Atkinson Wis Vince Czerwinski Long Beach Calif Richard McCall West Chester Donald Paul MecCalls Ora Huggins Downieville Gertrude Hofsteater Spokane Wash Charles McCall Osage City Kan D.C. Miller Tampa Fla Orville Johnston Garner Wilbur Knupp Columbus Iowa Washington

Reeds honored for 61st wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs Fred Reed of Webster were guests of honor at the Washington Care Center Sunday afternoon for their 61st wedding anniversary. The Reeds daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs John McClintic hosted with ice cream and cake. Also attending were Mr and Mrs Glenn Davis Mr and Mrs W C Richards both of Washington along with Mr and Mrs Max McClintic of Richland and Mr and Mrs Robert Brinton of Brighton.

Fred Reed Webster Washington Care Center Reed Care Center

Office clerk change at district court in Iowa City

Avis Wells begins work in the office of Robert Riley, clerk of district court, at the courthouse. She replaces Shirley Lasser, who is leaving for Corsicana Texas where her husband has found employment. Mrs. Arthur Peters remains a Mercy Hospital patient in room 3013.

Arthur Peters Mercy Hospital Iowa City Avis Wells Robert Riley Shirley Lasser Corsicana Texas

On the Record Ja Jumpspiat Admitted Yesterday

Mrs. Frank Crone of Washington is listed as admitted yesterday for medical care. Today Lloyd Arbogast of Wayland and Harry Akers of Brighton are admitted for medical issues. Glenn Dunbar of Washington and Mrs Ronald Honaker with her son, also of Washington, are dismissed today.

Frank Crone Washington Lloyd Arbogast Wayland Harry Akers Brighton Glenn Dunbar Ronald Honaker and Son

Mosquito Invasion Hits San Francisco Businesses

Mosquito swarms flood downtown San Francisco stores selling insect repellents as City Health Department investigators probe the sudden outbreak. Officials suspect the pests were released from underground during Bay Area Rapid Transit subway construction.

San Francisco UPI City Health Department Bay Area

Highland students register August 18 for new year

The Highland area announces elementary registration for the coming school year set for Friday August 18. Registration runs from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at attendance centers. The Board of Education approved property sales on August 5 1972 in Riverside. Proceeds fund the School House Fund. The Title I reading program for 1972 73 is approved but limited to grades 1 2 3 due to funding cuts. One four fifths time teacher to Ainsworth, one full-time teacher and one aide to Riverside.

Board of Education Riverside Highland Township Michael Chapman Robert Harding Iowa City Highland Community State Dept. of Public Education Ainsworth

Iowa Turkey Growers Vote for Checkoff Funds

Iowa turkey producers approve a special checkoff by a three to one margin to fund promotion and research. The plan, backed by the Iowa Turkey Marketing Council, would raise about $60 000 annually from one cent per turkey over 1 1/2 pounds and a half cent for lighter birds, on roughly six million turkeys raised yearly and about 225 major producers.

Ames UPI Iowa Iowa Turkey Marketing Council Carolyn Taylor Towa

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