Rich descendants reunite at two Iowa gatherings
Richland and Brighton residents host family reunions for the late Joe and Nicholas Rich line at Wayland and Columbus Junction. Attendees include Alter families of Moline and Pleasant Plain, the Whitakers of Pleasant Plain, and multiple Rich descendants from Wayland, Brighton, and surrounding towns. The piece notes emergency surgery for Sandy Lewis, and visits by Warren, Kessel, and Stutzman families among others.
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Laton
Brighton
Ed Warren
Pacifica
Calif
Eunice Gowey
Warrens
Job
Indiana
Catherine Vinton
Fairfield
Grace Hoover
Bob Meyer
Pleasant
Delbert Lowe
John Magnusson
Terry and
John
Nokomus
Fla
Dell Farrier
Phil
Columbus Junction
Emily Farrier
Nicholas Rich
Wayland Park
Alter
Moline
Glen Helmeir
Floyd Lane
Florence Buck
Leslie Alter
Susan
Bonnie Alter
Matt
Marty
Michelle
Rex Barton
Roger
Laurie
Kevin
Todd
Beth
Max Campbell
Wayland
Walter Sell
Frealove Farrier
Joe Rich
Danny Greiner
Richland
Dean Rich
Jim
Bill
Mary Whitaker
Pleasant Plain
Hollis Lauderdale
Jim Montgomery
Cynthia Lowder
Davenport
Elmer Vinton
Sandy Lewis
Mildred Lewis
Washington Co. Hospital
Duane Lewis
Crawfordsville
Betty Russell
Goldie Holt
Hayward
Edith Atha
Ft. Scott
Kan
Ethel Hanze
Merle Kessel
Hollywood
Raymond Stacy
Iowa City
Washington
Laverne Farmer
Bernard Singleton
Lyle Stacy
Donald Robison
United States
Homer Mann
Henry Co. ‘Memorial Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Frances Mottet
Earl Wright
University of Illinois At Normal
Jerry Brown
Albia
Clifford Elmore
Topeka
Kansas
Tom Harrison
Jamie
Harrison
Doug Elmore
AIC
Elmore
Thailand
Neil Stutzman
Earl Neal
Arnold Stutzman
Wellman
Springville
Donald Neal
Earl Neals
Stutzmans
Arizona
Kermit Payne
Funeral rites mark Craig Sievert's burial in Wisconsin
Mrs. Paul Sievert and families traveled from Keota to Calendonia Wisconsin for funeral services for Craig Sievert killed in a car crash Monday near his home. Messages note visits, anniversaries, hospital news, and family gatherings across Keota and surrounding towns. The account lists multiple relatives and friends visiting, plus a reunion plan for August 1976.
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Paul Sievert
Keota
Joan Stout
Lori
Cedar Rapids
Calendonia
Wis
Richard Sievert
Craig Sievert
Mary Gersh
George Stout
Ainsworth
Hazel Hicks
Sylvia Westfall
Fairfield Hospital
Carl Luers
Kevin
Myron Luers
Albert Luers
Ronald Grice
Humboldt
Pearl Mound
Ethan Britten
LaDora
Gordon Doehtman
Williamsburg
Louise Giles
Gladbrook
Parnell
Raymond Britten
Gene Heisdorffer
Chad
Claude Greiner
Adam
Dave Lyle
Jared
John Huber
Clare Greiner
Ali
Pulaski
Lake Lacy
Keosauqua
Roxanne Yoder
Iowa City
Bill Yoder
Emil Kracht
Maplewood Manor
Kracht
Christian Church
Lancaster
Sigourney
Des Moines
Teleprompter Corp Leads Cable TV With 1.06 Million Subscribers
The Teleprompter Corp of New York is the nation's largest cable television firm. It operates 140 systems and serves about 1,060,000 subscribers across its networks.
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Teleprompter Corp
New York
Taming of the Shrew at Old Creamery Theatre Garrison
Shakespeare comedy set in Wisconsin 1865 features Mick Denniston as Petruchio and Rita Davies Berendes as Katherina in a rustic lumberjack locale. Performances August 21 to 24 and 28 to 31 at 8 PM with Sunday matinees. tickets three dollars with discounts for students and seniors.
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Old Creamery Theatre
Garrison
Richard Edwards
American Eonservatory ‘Theatre of
San Francisco
Timberlands
Wisconsin
Petruchio
Verona
Katherina
Baptista Minoia
Padua
Mick Denniston
Rita Davies Berendes
Italy
Ainsworth Hosts Five Week Summer Recreation Program
The Ainsworth summer recreation program ran for five weeks in July and the first week of August on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Financed by Ainsworth State Bank and the Chamber of Commerce, coordinators were Pat Roberts Pat Jenkins and Andy Rowe with Cheri Wheeler as leader and Brenda White and ie Bean as assistants. Activities included a Fourth of July bike decorating contest nature hike water day bike safety demonstration and kazoo making. The group also picked up trash made get well cards for a Rotary exchange girl and attended a show by the children’s theatre of Washington. Scrapbooks were handed out on the final day.
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Ainsworth
Ainsworth State Bank
Ainsworth Chamber of Commerce
Pat Roberts
Pat Jenkins
Andy Rowe
Cheri Wheeler
Brenda White
Ie Bean
Bob Wheeler
Rotary Exchange
Children’s Theatre of Washington
Washington Iowa Daily Newspaper Meta Data
Publication data for the Washington Iowa news page includes volume 63 number 153 dated August 12, 975. Publisher and staff listings show David Elder as president editor and business manager, William Shannon as vice president and advertising director, Charles Morris as managing editor, Robert Luther as local advertising manager, and Leonard Llewellyn as production. US and Iowa press associations and Inland Daily Press Assn membership noted. Subscription rates listed include $18 outside Iowa per year and $258 within town for the paper.
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Shington
Lowe
North Marion
Washington
Iowa
Elder. Shannon 4 Co. Inc
United Press International
Inland Daily Press Assn
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Owa Press Assn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
David Elder
Major League Baseball standings and scores update
The National League East shows Pittsburgh leading the division at 67 50, with Philadelphia and St. Louis trailing. Tuesday results include Cincinnati 12 Chicago 8 and New York 9 San Diego 4. Wednesday and Thursday schedules feature cross league clashes and key matchups across Los Angeles Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Francisco Montreal St Louis Houston New York Oakland and more.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Atlanta
Houston
Chicago
Montreal
Inn
Hooton
Carlton
Ellis
Dal Canton
Spillner
Tate
Montefusco
Blair
B. Forsch
Niekro
Pet. G.b
Boston
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Detroit
Oakland
Kansas City
Texas
Minnesota
California
Pattin
Palmer
Jenkins
Coleman
Hausman
Goltz
Hood
Osteen
Figueroa
Hunter
Bahnsen
Melody Makers Bowling League To Meet Thursday
The Melody Makers Mixed Bowling League will hold an organizational meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Joe Schiebel home at 615 N. Iona Ave. A representative from each time must be present. New bowlers are welcome. For more information call the Schiebel home. Funeral services for Anna B. Lewis were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Church of the Living Word with Rev. Fred Bickhart officiating. Interment followed at Woodlawn Cemetery. Jones Funeral Home handled arrangements. Casketbearers were Eugene Chalupa Paul Te Bockhorst Eugene Boock and Mike Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melody Makers Mixed Bowling League
Joe Schiebel
Iona Ave
Schiebel
Luckenbill family returns from Masson reunion
Mr and Mrs Charles W Luckenbill and family from Indianapolis visited the Horak Cabin for the annual Masson reunion August 3 and extended their stay with relatives including the Brinnings and Horaks. Smoker statistics noted that girls who smoke snore more than those who do not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Luckenbill
Charles Jr
Meg
Chris
Indianapolis
Ind
Lester Luckenbill
Robert Brinnings
Tim Horaks
Masson
Horak Cabin
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Linmar High School
Crippled Children’s Fund
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