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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1968

Page

3

Ministers Welcomed at Sunset Park Family Picnic

The Ministerial Association honored two new ministers and their families at a Thursday evening picnic in Sunset Park. Honorees were Rev. and Mrs. Mark Bayert of Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church and Rev. and Mrs. Carl Gutekunst of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, with 35 attendees. Rev. Clarence Dehne led the program,Rev. Oliver Parish delivered the welcome, and Rev. Einar Fetterman gave the table grace.

Sunset Park Mark Bayert Marion Avenue United

Land transfers and property deeds listed in county records

Urban Griffin and wife transfer to George F. Semler and wife in sec 5 77 8. Larry Gingerich and wife to Sylvia P. Gingerich in sec 10 77 8 and sec 15 77 8. Karen Bender to Joy I Levien at blk 1 SE corner. F M Snider and Ka lona, Frances Gilpin to Ruth Schul ty undivided one third in lot 2 and blk 7 Western and Washington. Carrie Winter Berdo to Charles W Berdo land in sec 20 75 7. William G Richardson and wife to Ola F O Loughlin south half of lot 39 in Crandall subdivision OL 9 10 East Washington. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway to D & H Feed & Grain Co land in sec 7 7 7 7. Estate of Dora E Bolar to Kenneth E Goodwin and wife lot B subdivision OL 13 OP Washington. Duayne M Miller and wife to Kenneth Embree lot 6 and south 16 1/2 feet of lot 7 blk 20 Highland Park Add Washington. Ernie Kriner and wife to George E Gebhardt and wife east 55 ft lot 3 and west 20 ft lot 2 blk 6 Western add. Charles Wagner Beckman Buick, Charles of Alice Droll Buick, Robert of Alletha Waterhouse Sr., Chevrolet.

Urban Griffin George F. Semler Larry Gingerich Sylvia P. Gingerich Karen Bender Joy I. Levien F. M. Snider Kalona Frances Gilpin Ruth Schulty Western Washington Carrie Winter Berdo Charles W. Berdo William G. Richardson Ola F. O'Loughlin Crandall Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Co D & H Feed & Grain Co Dora E. Bolar Kenneth E. Goodwin Duayne M. Miller Kenneth Embree Highland Park Ernie Kriner George E. Gebhardt

Markets Livestock Chicago Under 230 lb hogs drop. cattle steadier

Markets report from Chicago shows hogs 3,000 head with under 230 lb 50 to 75 lower and heavier hogs 25 lower, with No 1-2 205-230 lb at 20.50 to 21.50. Cattle 4,000 head, slaughter steers steady to strong with many up to 25 higher, heifers rising, primes around 29.50 to 30.25 for heavy steers, and mixed grades ranging 24.00 to 29.50. Sheep 200 head, lambs steady with prime lots at 26.00 to 26.50 for 90-110 lb.

Social Calendar notices due by 10 a.m. first publish

Sunday Farrier reunion at noon in Brighton Park. Monday Rainbow Girls meet 7 30 p.m. at Masonic Temple. Bring rituals Rainbow Board at 7 p.m. at Masonic Temple. FOE Auxiliary 8 p.m. At hall. Tuesday Handcrafts 1 p.m. Potluck luncheon with Mrs Henry Rees call hostess if unable to attend. Y Wives 1 30 p.m. Dessert luncheon at YW room call Mrs Larry Duncan or Mrs John Young for reservations. Tops Club 7 30 p.m. YW rooms White elephant auction Shiloh Sunshine Sisters no meeting until Thursday Senior Citizens Discussion Group 2 p.m. at Y

Henry Rees Y Wives Larry Duncan John Young Tops Club Shiloh Sunshine Sisters

Candace Luse to Wed Donald Wenger in October

Mr and Mrs Carl E Luse Iowa City announce engagement of daughter Candace to Donald Wenger son of Mr and Mrs Clarence E Wenger near Wayland The bride elect graduated Iowa City High and works for the College of Business Administration in Iowa City The groom to be is a Waco High School graduate farming near Wayland An October wedding is planned.

Carl E. Luse Iowa City Candace Donald Wenger Clarence E. Wenger Wayland Iowa City High School College of Business Administration Waco High School

Local Family News From Washington And Nearby Moves

Mrs Dorman Danville of Roanoke Virginia visits the Holdens and relatives ahead of Labor Day with a family birthday dinner planned at the Captain's Table. Ralph Bauer returns from Hopkins Minnesota after a Carney reunion including Nancy and David Demartini. Tim Patterson, 21, celebrates birthday Sept 5 while serving in Korea. Jennie Lauderman visits in Rock Island with Spanglers and McKinnie. W B Edwards marks 63rd anniversary. Young Robert Simmering recovers from hernia surgery at home after Jefferson County Hospital.

Dorman Danville Roanoke Glenn Holden Holdens Mr. Holden Mrs. Holden Mrs. Danville Harvey Holdens Washington Edgar, Birchard Charles Holden Davenport Ralph Bauer Hopkins Minnesota Dene A. Carney Carol Kimberley Carneys Robert Demartini Nancy David Regina London England Gettysburg College Gettysburg Lafayette College Easton, Pa Robert Alan Simmering Ervin Simmerings Jefferson County

Beat the moisture in a humid Iowa summer

Mrs Sally Whetstine extension home economist offers tips to reduce indoor humidity. Run kitchen exhaust after meals and vent the clothes dryer outside. Keep basement doors closed in the day, repair walls, pile dirt to shed rain, and use a basement dehumidifier May through September. Use fans to circulate air and leave drawers and closets slightly open. Hang clothes loosely to improve air flow.

Iowa Sally Whetstine extension home _ economist

Washington Municipal Band Picnic Postponed to Thursday

The Washington Municipal Band picnic was moved from Tuesday to Thursday evening next week, starting at 6 30 p m in Sunset Park. Local gardeners Howard Van Nesses at 610 South Ninth report extra large potatoes weighing 2 1/2 pounds, white and solid. Funeral services for Mrs Clara A Patterson were held Thursday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Warren McFate in charge. pallbearers included John Fleming Frank Longwell Harold Timmins Marion Timmins Joe Lang Charles Longwell. burial follows in Elm Grove Cemetery.

Howard van Nesses South Ninth van Nesses

Y Wives dessert luncheon planned at YWCA

The Y Wives will hold a dessert luncheon on Tuesday September 3 at 1 30 p m in the YWCA rooms. Guest speaker Vernon Witting has just returned from two weeks at the United Nations. Members should call Mrs Larry Duncan or Mrs John Young by Monday to reserve.

Y Wives YWCA Vernon Witting United Nations Larry Duncan John Young

No Golden Age Club Meeting Delayed After Closure

The Golden Age Club will not meet this coming Monday due to closure. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 9 at 10 a.m. with a sack lunch at noon.

Golden Age Club

Highlights from Humphrey speech in Chicago nomination speech

Hubert H. Humphrey pledges efforts to aid Paris talks on Vietnam and urges end to last era as a new day rises. He cites urban crime as a threat, calls for arms control, party unity, and national unity based on liberty and justice for all.

Chicago UPI Hubert H. Humphrey America Freedom

Cystic Fibrosis Month Declared In Iowa

Governor Harold E. Hughes signed a proclamation designating September as Cystic Fibrosis Month in Iowa. Dana Stapp, three, daughter of Del and Mrs. Stapp Ames, Iowa, serves as this year’s poster child for the Iowa Chapter as volunteers launch a statewide drive to fund a future cystic fibrosis clinic with contributions expected at the Des Moines foundation address.

Harold E. Hughes Dana Stapp Iowa The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Dana del Stapp Ames

Sings with quartet at the State Fair Keota

Gary Dill sang with a Barber Shop Quartet at the Iowa State Fair on Sunday. Weekend visits included Mrs. Elizabeth Weerman and Mrs. Gary Dill with their children. Several local families hosted dinners and attended gatherings around Keota including a 76 Improvement Club picnic and multiple social visits to Ottumwa Mason City Washington Davenport and Cedar Rapids.

Bill Rence Mason City Ottumwa Rickie Randy Alexander Eugene Reed Washington Walter Reed Davenport Vic Vogel Elmer Waller Ruby Sharp Everett Green Walter Bower Walter Fisher Melvin Bell Eugene Vogel Fred Blickensderfer Keota Dunbar Sigourney Bertha Dunbar Golden Buckle Harold McConnell Jessie Swanson Ethel Sheckell Nevada Viola Greiner Myra Haas Ames George Bond Ollie Mabel Ward Prairie Home

Dismissed Today from Brighton Names

Dismissed today are junior Buck, Ains worth, Mrs. Carol Loeffler and her daughter of Brighton.

Junior Buck Ainsworth Carol Loeffler Brighton

Mrs Schwerdifeger visits Haskins relatives

Mrs Bill Schwerdifeger of Arlington Virginia visited several days last week at the home of her brother Mr and Mrs George Murphy. Mr and Mrs Joe Skubal David and Mike called on Mr and Mrs Edgar Whetstine Saturday evening. Jean Harman and girl friend of Sigourney visited Saturday with Mrs Ben Harrison. Mr and Mrs George Murphy were called to Monmouth Illinois Sunday by illness of Mrs Murphys sister Mrs John Blair who is hospitalized after a heart attack. Mr and Mrs George Papatsakis ate dinner Sunday at the Laird Simpson home. Johnnie and Jamie children of Mr and Mrs Jim Kelly of Durant spent last week at the home of their grandparents Mr and Mrs George Murphy. The Oren Shaffer family of

John Blair George Papatsakis Laird Simpson Johnnie Jamie Jim Kelly Durant George Murphy Oren Shaffer

Monmouth Residents Plan Vacation Across States

Monmouth Illinois residents visited the Ivan Hartsock home Wednesday morning as they prepared for a vacation to towns in Iowa and nearby states. The scene included Mrs. Shaffer, niece of Mrs. Hartsock, while guests from the area also called on Sunday afternoon.

Monmouth Illinois Ivan Hartsock Shaffer Ainsworth Jim Bean Donald Bean Marion

Linda Yoder Bride-Elect Gift Shower Held in Kalona

Mrs. Vic tor Hess and Debbie hosted a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening as a pre nuptial courtesy to Linda Yoder bride elect of Lt. Michael Lawson. Bridal bingo entertained guests before gifts and refreshments were served by the hostesses.

Kalona Victor Hess Debbie Linda Yoder Michael Lawson Miss Yoder

Kalona social notes feature beauty pageant and birthday event

Miss Cathy Yoder presided at a pink, green and white pageant with her mother and sisters among many relatives from Iowa City Mason City Coralville and Wellman. Kalona Cooperative Switchboard Company honored birthday celebrant Mrs Jack Guengerich with a morning party attended by local families. Mr and Mrs R H Peterseim traveled to Normal Illinois for the National Rock Show weekend.

Cathy Yoder Linda Schreffler Miss Yoder Cleo Yoder Cathy Iowa City Larry Sleister Kim Mason City R. G. Schreffler Linda Coralville Leo Gingerich James Millice Tony Chase Millice Glenn Millice Wellman Marie Herner O. J. Rhodes Ferne Whetstone George W. Fry H. J. Bigelow Eugene Way Kalona Jack Guengerich Kalona Cooperative Switchboard Company Lester Disney Paul Ruth Chris Marner Melvin Jackson Joe Kauffman Fred Beard Green Ridge Missouri Harry J. Fry R. H. Peterseim Normal Illinois

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charles Wagner Beckman Buick Charles of Alice Droll Robert of Alletha Waterhouse Sr Chevrolet Brighton Park Rainbow Masonic Temple Rainbow Board FOE Hall Tim Patterson Kenneth Patterson Korea Timothy J. Patterson Co. B Usaccd APO San Francisco Jennie Lauderman Rock Island, Ill Chester Spanglers Floyd McKinnie Moline McKinnie Karla Spangler Mrs. W. B. Edwards Humphrey Vietnam Paris Gene McCarthy George McGovern Gary Dill Mrs. Boyd Sanders Omer Crawford Waco Drive-in Methodist Jim Bramwell U. S. Senate Jim Congress Senator Hickenlooper Mrs. Bromwell Washington County Friends of Bromwell Bob Reed Mrs. Schwerdifeger Haskins Fur Trunk J. R. Jones Rhomberg’s Mrs. Eugene Way East Side Square
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