134th Medical Company trains at Ft Leonard Wood
Washington based 134th Medical Company Ambulance units train at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri for a 15 day summer camp. The unit forms part of the 109th Battalion with 78 guardsmen from Washington County and nearby areas. They assist base medical staff while practicing ambulatory care for trainees and operate with 18 ambulances and several support vehicles. The story highlights pay benefits and some members balancing service with civilian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Keedy
FT. Leonard Wood
National Guard
Ft. Leonard Woods
John Wayne
Iwo Jima
Iowa National Guard
Joseph G. May
May
134Th Medical Company
Washington
1Th
Des Moines
134Th
Washington County
Iowa City
109Th
Craig Arbuckle
James Dunbar
Pleasant Plain
Vern Wonderlich
General Leonard Wood Army Hospital
U.S
Fort Leonard Wood
Interstate 44
St. Louis
U. S
Leonard Wood
Army
mid-Missouri
Iowa
Iowa Farm Ground
Camp Ripley
Minn
Ben Johnson
Johnson
Lanny Brinning
Serice
Brinning
Keota
Missouri
Coloradoans visit during 25th anniversary in Wayland
Colorado Springs visitors Mr. and Mrs. John Woodward and Marcus joined local celebrations for Mrs. Woodward’s sister’s 25th anniversary, staying for a longer visit. Rev. Paul Goossen and family moved to the Eicher Mennonite Church parsonage as he begins a new pastorate after service in Richfield Pennsylvania. Arvell Hughes returns from hospital. Merry Eights Pinochle Club met at Mrs. J.B. Magdefray’s home with a hamburger barbecue and dessert. C.E. Shumaker discharged from Henry County Memorial Hospital after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynita Magdefray
Wayland
John Woodward
Marcus
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Waco Middle School
Eicher Mennonite Church
Goossen
Eicher
Dwight
Ruth
Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska University
Richfield
Richfield Mennonite Church
Central Penn Christian Training Institute
General Conference Mennonite Church
Arvell Hughes
Burlington Memorial
J.B. Magdefray
Kenneth Groff
Adaline Tschantz
Arthur Speaslow
C.E. Shumaker
Henry County Memorial Hospital
Crawfordsville GOP Reunion Highlights Local Visitants
Weekend in Crawfordsville featured visits by Bob Miller of Freeport and Harold Miller family, plus Norm Waters and Jo Ellyn Waters. Meda Fulton resigns as post office clerk, Elsie Burkholder remains. extensive social notes from The Rural Homemaker's Club wiener roast and Republican events statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Waters
Crawfordsville
Bob Miller
Freeport
Ill
Harold Miller
Norm Waters
Jo Ellyn
Scott
Bob Owens
Fairfield
Meda Fulton
Elsie Burkholder
Fulton
Forrest Davidson
Omaha
Neb
C. C. Moorhead
Moorheads
Kenneth Rhea
Jerry Rhea
Moline
Chester Cherryholmes
Welcome Wagon hosts two newcomer Washington families
On the Record Jean Swift welcomes two new Washington families. The Charles Rockfords reside at 514 West Main Street, moving from Fayette, where he is territory manager for Doughoy Feeds, and they are parents to one child. Mr. and Mrs. Mel McKee and their child live at 905 South Eighth Avenue, with McKee set to coach sophomore basketball at Washington High and teach elementary physical education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Swift
Washington
Charles Rockfords
West Main Street
Fayette
Mr. Rockford
Doughoy Feeds
Rockford
Mel McKee
South Eighth Avenue
McKee
Washington High School
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Mark
Randy
Joey
Mike York
Dale York
Irene Arthur
Ainsworth
Lucille
Kari Cherryholmes
Cherryholmes
York
Farrel Young
Jim Young
Irene
Aline Hesseltine
Larry
Jane
Sandra
Ernest Meyer
Bill Wooley
Ray McAllister
Mary Lois Widmer
Davey
Lester Jones
Karen
Shirley
Glen Peterson
Elgin
Merle Twinam
Charles Twinam
Ellen
Bentonsport
Mason House
Mabel Monson
Don Monson
Charles Monson
Russ Monson
Julia Hawkins
Columbus Junction
Bill Mitchell
Jerry Mitchell
Matt
Mike
Marty
Max Mitchell
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