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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1972

Page

3

Engaged Mary Ellen Shaver to Jim Swift in Washington

Engagement announced for Mary Ellen Shaver daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Shaver of Washington and Jim Swift son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swift of Washington. Mary Ellen a 1971 Washington High School graduate attends the University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls. Jim Swift a 1971 WHS graduate serves in the air force at Ellsworth AFB S D. No wedding date set. He is a 1971 WHS graduate who attended Kirkwood Community College and works at Hy Vee in Washington. Sandra Sue Schroeder to James F Hotchkiss in Washington. Sandra Sue Schroeder a 1972 Mid Prairie High School graduate will attend the University of Iowa. James F Hotchkiss a 1971 Washington High School graduate attended Kirkwood and works at Hy Vee in Washington.

Harold D. Shaver Washington Mary Ellen Jim Swift Charles Swift Mr. Swift WHS Air Force Ellsworth Afb S.D Charles Schroeder Wellman Sandra Sue James F. Hotchkiss James A. Hotchkiss Miss Schroeder Mid-Prairie High School University of Iowa Hotchkiss Washington High School Kirkwood Community College Hy-Vee Food Store Robert L. Capps Hedrick Gloria Carole Randall Leon Goeke Leonard L Goeke Miss Capps Peking Community High School American Institute of Business Des Moines Raymond Minick Jim Don Stewart Columbus Junction Jack Biller LaCrescent Minn University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls Raymond Minicks Joe Nash Finch Hastings Neb Jim Minick Assumption High School Davenport

Local Keota and Davenport Residents Share News

Local notes report Mrs. Ed Rebal returns home from Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Lori Hebbeln visits Davenport relatives. Ralph Belel honored on birthday with gifts and cake. Various local families attend graduations, weddings, and hospital visits across Iowa.

Ed Rebal of Keota Mercy Hospital Iowa City Ralph Belel Ross Hodson Roman Borkoski Victor Parcel Jim Barnes Linda David Joella Clarence Shull

Prenuptial Celebrations Honor Finkbeiners in Local Events

Prenuptial luncheon and shower honored Jane Peterson Finkbeiner and her fiancé with hostesses from a bridge club and Mrs. Jack Sellars as a special guest. A Y's Men’s Bridge Club dinner followed at a cooperative home. Additional dinner events and out of town guests marked the weekend celebrations at The Captain's Table and at private homes.

R.J. Fritz Robert Allen David John Fritz Jane Peterson Robert Allen Fritz Frank Finkbeiner Jane Logan Sellars Jack Sellars Fairfield Miss Peterson Mr. Finkbeiner Terry Ackert Gainesville, Fla Dianne Parks Des Moines

Camp Hertko Hollow Brings Diabetic Youth Together

Camp Hertko Hollow, a non profit program by the Iowa Diabetes Association and Iowa Dietetic Association, hosts 145 youths aged 8 to 16 at a YMCA Camp along the Des Moines River north of Boone. The weeklong session runs through August 20 and helps campers gain self confidence and independence. Washington participants include Karl Lovick and Jeffrey Reighard.

Hertko Hollow The Iowa Diabetes Association Iowa Dietetic Association Des Moines River Boone Washington Karl Lovick East Jefferson Jeffrey Reighard East Main Street

Jesus Revolution Topic Highlighted at Sunday Service

The Assembly of God in Washington will host special youth emphasis services Sunday featuring Rev. Don Eastman of Des Moines as guest speaker. Eastman, associate director of the International Prayer Corps, explains the group aims to reform society through spiritual renewal and community service. Services are at 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m.

Assembly of God South 15Th Street Washington Don Eastman Des Moines Iowa Eastman International Prayer Corps Sacramento California Prayer Corps Peace Corps Prayer Corp Phil Kaufman

On the Record Hospital Admits and Dismissals

Yesterday admissions include Margaret Zaugg a surgical case and Netta Christner a medical case with Richard Vargason listed. Today admissions include Harry Wentworth and a Brighton medical. yesterday also notes Mr and Mrs Terry Bentley Brighton with a son. today Mr and Mrs William Allbright Washington with a daughter. dismissals include Willis Bash and Mark Tindal of Washington.

Margaret Zaugg Netta Christner Wayland Richard Vargason Washington Harry Wentworth Brighton Terry Bentley William Allbright Willis Bash Mark Tindal

Plan Two Dairymen Sessions in Washington County

County Extension Director Jim Frier reports two community dairymen meetings in Washington County. One session targets Johnson County and northern Washington County, the other covers southern Washington County. The southern Washington County meeting occurs Monday evening August 28 at the Larry Roth farm near Noble. Eldon Hans and Jerry Gogan will discuss dairy management, nutrition, forage systems, a DHIA record matching contest, AI sire selections, and a facility tour. All local dairymen and interested parties are invited. Johnson County details will be announced later.

Washington County Jim Frier Johnson County Larry Roth Noble Eldon Hans Jerry Gogan

Airman Graber Graduates From Air Force Training at Sheppard

Airman Jerry D. Graber son of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight J. Graber of 521 W. Second Washington has completed the Air Training Command passenger and household goods specialist course at Sheppard AFB Texas. He will be assigned to Chanute AFB Illinois for duty with an ATC unit providing training. Graber is a 1971 Washington High School graduate who attended Kirkwood Community College. His wife Vickie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chuck L. DeMeyer of 803 N Eighth Washington.

Washington Community Schools Registration Schedule Notice

Students planning to attend Washington Community Schools must register Friday August 18. Registration times based on last name initials T Z 8 9 30 a m A J 9 30 to 11 30 a m K M 12 45 to 2 p m N S 2 to 3 30 p m Kindergarten fee 3 dollars Grades 1 through 6 8 dollars Milk tickets 60 cents per semester for kindergarten Lunch tickets 4 dollars for 10 days or 45 cents per day.

Washington Community

Annual Messenger reunion at Rubio Community building

The Messenger family held their annual reunion on Sunday August 13 at the Rubio Community building with a noon potluck. About 40 members attended a business meeting voting to repeat next year at the same time and place. The books were turned over to Rita Herman for the next two years. Attendees included Dwight and Augusta Messenger Beulah, Connie Wagg Beulah, Howard Wagg all of Wapello and others from Crawfordsville Bloomfield Wayland Washington Davenport East Pleasant Plain and Davenport.

Rubio Rita Herman Dwight and Augusta Messenger Wayland Beulah Messenger Wapello Connie Wagg Howard Wagg Allen Conrad Crawfordsville Darrell Sanderson Bloomfield Donald K. Reighard John Walling Washington John Herman Denny Davenport Ernest Allar Larry Joe Stalder East Pleasant Plain

World War I Barracks and Auxiliary Hold Potluck and Meetings

World War I Barracks and Auxiliary met at the Legion rooms for a potluck supper and separate sessions. Auxiliary president Mrs. Neal Burton reported 129 nut cups filled with mints for local nursing homes and a card of thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Hal Williams. General orders were read and delegate Mrs. Harry Ramseyer will attend the national convention in September in Palm Springs. Gold en Age Club notes show 11 members sewing quilt blocks and wheelchair lap robes, ten scrapbooks turned in, and plans for the next meeting in two weeks.

Legion Rooms Everett Burham Neal Burton Hal Williams Harry Ramseyer Palm Springs Calif YWCA McCleery

Property transfers list includes several town deeds and lots

Deeds show transfers from William O Boshart to Martha A Boshart in Section 16 75 7 Lida Rowe to David G Evans and B Dowell Lots 7 8 Block 5 Wellman Second Addition. N N Reschly to Richard Dowell and B Dowell Block 15 Town Noble. Dorothy Bean to Robert Kohischeen Lots 5 6 Block 15 Haskins. Estate of Francis L Bush to Elmer Schantz S7 SE4 SE4 and NW4 SE4 and Lot 3 Auditor's Plat NE SE4 of Section 8 75 7.

William O. Boshart Martha ‘A. Boshart Lida Rowe David G. Evans Wellman Joe N. Reschly Richard Duane Dowell B. Jewell Dowell Noble Dorothy Bean Robert L. Kohischeen Haskins Francis L. Bush Elmer M Schantz Auditor's

Washington County 4-H Livestock Entries at Iowa State Fair

Nineteen Washington County 4-H members enter livestock for the Iowa State Fair with judging set to begin August 17 for horse and pony classes at 10 00 a m. and cattle swine and sheep Friday and Saturday. Exhibits include eight in food and nutrition seven in science mechanics and arts plus clothing home improvement and a serving cart.

Washington County Steve Schroeder Bobby Edwards Ainsworth Nancy Laurie Gerot Nancy Mineart Brighton Lorna Robyn McCoy Crawfordsville Tom Berdo Barb Warner Washington Linda David Barnes Eddie Anderson John James Schneider Riverside Mark Hotchkiss Sanford Rugg Wayland Mark Lori Hot Hammen Wellman Betty Jones Debby Johnson Jo Ellen Viggers Kathy Wittetoe Cathy Walker Charles’ Flading Mike Jones Bernice Hahn Keota Gary Mineart Rose Peiffer Allen Witthoft Bernice Reed Sandi Schroeder Diane Stacy Judy Bauer West Chester

Thought for the day by John Burroughs on time

The American naturalist John Burroughs remarked that time only becomes sacred once we have lived it, offering a reflective meditation on how lived experience confers meaning.

John Burroughs

Kalona sets limited commemorative plate by local potter

The Kalona Historical Society commissioned Mrs. Don Glatch of Farmer's Store Pottery to design a burnt orange commemorative plate depicting the Kalona depot. Two hundred plates at ten dollars each will be produced before the mold is broken. Each plate is numbered and a future yearly series is planned. Delivery in about a month. A doll resembling an Amish boy named Jonas is also designed for sale. The Kalona Historical Village opens in August on limited days with 25 cent admission. Amish store depot gift shop welcoming visitors.

The Kalona John Woodin Woodin

Red Cross Offers Two Evenings First Aid Course

Washington County American Red Cross chapter offers a standard four hour first aid course taught by volunteers M S McAvoy and Paul Vaughn. Sessions run Tuesday and Wednesday August 29 and 30 from 6 to 10 pm at Washington city hall. Textbook costs 1 10 dollars. For information call the Red Cross office at 853-3438.

Washington County American Red Cross M.S. McAvoy Paul Vaughn City Hall Washington Red Cross

Origin and rules of the 4-H clover emblem in Iowa

Iowa 4-H emblem began in 1907 in Wright, Page counties with a three leaf clover and later the four leaf clover appeared nationwide in 1911. The 4 H club name and emblem are held in trust by the USDA. Use by media for education is allowed but endorsements are prohibited. Questions should be directed to extension offices.

Iowa O. H. Benson United States Secretary of Agriculture USDA Gamon

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