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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1972

Page

3

Bender Simmering Nuptials Held in Kalona Church

Dorothy Bender and Robert Simmering exchanged marriage vows in the Church of the Living Word on Thursday August 10 1972 at 7 PM. The ceremony featured a double ring service with Te Deum music. reception for 300 followed in the church hall. The couple will reside in rural Kalona. the bride is a 1972 Mid-Prairie graduate and the groom a 1968 Washington High School graduate and University of Iowa student.

Dorothy Bender John W. Bender Kalona Robert Simmering Richard Simmering Washington Church of the Living Word Fred Bickhart

Prairie Flower Missionary Society Meeting Report

Mrs. Frier hosted the Prairie Flower Missionary Society at the church Thursday evening with devotions led by Mrs. Stanley Mouser. Mrs. Jim Frier spoke on Bangladesh and Baptist medical missionaries. Larry Golins was updated. President Mrs. Wayne Knapp presided. 22 members and three guests attended. funds were raised to buy fabric for Genheimer outfits ahead of their Africa return in January.

Bill Nebel Daryl Longer Prairie Flower Missionary Society Stanley Mouser Jim Frier Bangladesh Baptist Medical Larry Golins Wayne Knapp Ward Benson Ron Genheimer Africa Genheimer Clifford Reeves Lester Disney Duane Johnson Wendy

Women of the Moose and associated clubs meet at Sunset Park

Senior regent Mrs Art Harris opened the Women of the Moose meeting with Mrs Dale Sheetz presiding. Star Recorder honors and scholarship funds were announced. Friendship Club held an ice cream social for 14 families. Good Will and Highland Social Club members attended park picnics. World War I Auxiliary hosted a coffee and made place favors for hospitals.

Women OF Moose Art Harris Women of the Moose Dale Sheetz Star Recorder Mooseheart High School Commercial Fund Academy of Friendship Sunset Park Star Recorder Committee ISU Mike 3000 Will Club Good Will Club Forrest Henry Albert Wehr Clarence Brown Henry Brown Highland Social Club Erma Chapman Flower William Murphy Larry Sexton Edwin Reha Eula Mae Coon Clifford Corpman Wilfred McCreedy Sidney Coon Lassie Red Barn Iowa Claude McCoy William Barth

Community Notes and Visits At UP Home and Local Gatherings

Reports of visitors to the UP Home include Wilbur Knapp and wife from Columbus Ohio and Mrs Leonard Lackore with Judy and Ramona from Willmar Minnesota. The piece lists many guests, church events and care, plus a note on Evensong by young workers and a space film night. William Megdelsen attended the Rock Prairie Wisconsin church anniversary. Guests from California Missouri Washington Arizona and North Dakota visited locals this week. Hospital updates list Edna Sherriff, Blanche Sheldon, Louis Rinner, Mabel Anderson, and Dean Campbell back home after surgeries.

Wilbur Knapp Columbus Ohio Leonard Lackore Judy Ramona Willmar Minn Gillis Edna Sherriff Washington County Hospital Blanche Sheldon Mercy Hospital Iowa City Louis Rinner Mabel Anderson Dean Campbell

Local social notes from Iowa hospital visits and travel

Mrs. Carl Jarvis enters Mercy Hospital Iowa City for surgery and rests in room 3026 seeking friends. Jon Ureiner discharged from Marengo Hospital and stays with his parents in town. Multiple families return from trips to Fargo, Hawai, Reno, Huachuca and California visiting relatives and hosting relatives in Keota Columbus area.

Carl Jarvis Mercy Hospital Iowa City Jon Ureiner Marengo Hospital Mrs Carl Greiner Bruce Bailey Kristin Fargo, N.C Henry Bailey George Zeck Gary

Rickey Reunion Plans Continue at Marr Park Next Year

The second Rickey reunion was held on Sunday August 6 at the schoolhouse on the Fairgrounds. It was voted to hold reunions the first Sunday in August each year at noon, with Marr Park as the location for next year. Officers for person Earl Hobbs president Nora Hobbs secretary-treasurer. One birth, Kimberly Ann Brinning, and one death, Helen Sedrel, were recorded in the past year. Attendees included several locals such as Mrs. Charles L. Eyestone Mrs. W T Hobbs Ellis Rickey and Brenda, Earl Hobbs and Debbie, Leonard Brinning Ron Brinning Kelley and Kimberly, W H McConnell and others. Afternoon visitors were Tom Hobbs and Andy Clifford Eyestone Miriam and Letha Ashby.

Rickey Fairgrounds Marr Park Earl Hobbs Nora Hobbs Kimberly Ann Brinning Helen Sedrel Charles L. Eyestone W.T. Hobbs Ellis Rickey Francis McConnell Brenda Debbie Leonard Brinning Ron Brinning Kelley Kimberly W.H. McConnell Howard Zihlman Tom Hobbs Andy Clifford Eyestone Miriam Letha Ashby

Kirkwood Alumni Meet Here To Discuss Association

Washington area Kirkwood Community College alumni are invited to a meeting on August 15 at 7 p.m. at the Captain's Table to discuss forming an alumni association. Donald Christenson says programs like job placement and alumni seminars are under consideration. more than 5,000 potential members include Kirkwood graduates and those with 45 or more quarter hours. The Washington session is the first of 11 regional meetings in Merged Area Ten.

Washington Area Kirkwood Community College Donald Christenson Kirkwood Christenson Washington Area Ten

Social Calendar St day Moriarty Reunion and More

Social calendar events include a noon to sunset Liverly Reunion at Locust Grove Park and a noon basket dinner at the shelter house near Morning Sun High School. Monday Nighters meet at 6 30 pm at the Y for a Dickeys run. Prairie Home Golden Age Club gathers at 10 am YWCA rooms with sack lunch at noon. VEW Auxiliary meets 8 pm at VFW Hall and World War I Barracks Auxiliary hosts a 6 30 pm potluck at Legion Hall. Tops Club weighs in at 7 15 pm with regular meeting at 7 45 pm.

Moriarty Sunset Park Shelter House Locust Grove Park Dickey's Prairie Home Golden Age Club YWCA VFW Hall Legion Hall Tops Club VW Room

Red Cross Home Nursing Class Opens August 16

The American Red Cross home nursing class will start with its first lesson on Wednesday August 16 at 1 30 p m in the instructor Mrs Henry Rees home 704 East Harrison Enroll by calling the Red Cross office at 653 3438

American Red Cross Home Henry Rees East Harrison Red Cross

HI Club bids farewell with dessert at Chabals home

Eighteen couples of the HI Club attended a cooperative dessert at Ed Chabal’s home to bid farewell to the Chabals who moved from the neighborhood. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Chabal and Mrs. William Putman. A club tour on the Kent feed boat at Muscatine is planned for Sept. 20. Meet at Hubert Malichky’s home at 4 pm. Reservations for dinner at Elms Supper Club are due by Sept. 18.

HI Club HJ Club Ed Chabal Elms

Owen family reunion weekend framed by relatives near and far

The Owen family of Mrs. C A Owen held a two day reunion at John C Owen's home with 22 attendees. Guests included Dr Charles Owen of Rochester Minnesota Mrs Margaret Devitalis and daughters Amy and Laura Monmouth Illinois Mr Max Wesner Naperville Illinois and family Steve Owen Chris and Kara Storrs Connecticut St and Mrs Richard Owen Julie Tempe Arizona Bill Tom Owen Naperville Illinois and Jean Owen San Diego California. Several families could not attend.

C.A. Owen John C. Owen Brian Jim Owen Charles Owen Rochester, Minn Margaret Devitalis Amy Laura Monmouth Ill Max Wesner Naperville Wesner Richard Owen Steve Owen Chris Kara Storrs

Autumn lawn fertilization guidance urges fall feeding

The article recommends autumn as the prime time to fertilize lawns to strengthen grass with minimal weed benefit. It promotes a 4-1-2 nitrogen rich ratio, with slow release nitrogen and potassium aiding winter resilience, noting shorter leaves and denser growth.

On the Record Hospital Dismissals Noted Today

Margaret Zaugg of Keota Wilbur Pribyl of Washington and Terry Lee Gingerich of Washington were dismissed today as recorded by On the Record Hospital officials. The brief entry notes three patient discharges from the Washington and Keota areas.

Margaret Zaugg Keota Wilbur Pribyl Washington Terry Lee Gingerich

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