Tenth traffic fatality in 1973 Ivan Niffenegger dies
Ivan L. Niffenegger 60 of rural Keota in West Chester died today December 6 1973 at University Hospital Iowa City from injuries in a traffic crash north of Washington last Friday He was the tenth Washington County road death this year Funeral services set for 2 p m Saturday at Jones Funeral Home Washington with two pastors officiating Burial will be in West Chester He was born February 23 1913 in Iowa County to Clarence C and Olive S Miller Niffenegger He married Beatrice Mae Hough February 23 1937 at Keota He was a farmer and member of the Farm Bureau and Methodist Church He is survived by his wife a son Gail Allen of Columbus Junction a daughter Shirley Hobbs of West Chester four grandchildren a sister Mrs Keith Stewart West Chester and a brother Dr Dean Niffenegger Whiting Iowa He was preceded in death by his parents.
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Ivan L. Niffenegger
Keota
West Chester
University Hospital
Iowa City
Washington
Niffenegger
Jones Funeral Home
Dave L. Higdon
Lloyd Bauer
Iowa County
Clarence C
Olive S
Miller Niffenegger
Wellman
Beatrice Mae Hough
Farm Bureau
Methodist Church
Gail Allen
Columbus Junction
Dean
Shirley) Hobbs
Keith Stewart
Dean Niffenegger
Whiting
Iowa
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Heart Fund
Argo
Moravia
Jay and
Verde
Kelsey) Argo
Unionville
Carolyn Swasick
Iowa Southern Utilities
United Methodist Church
Lions Club
Scouting
Red Cross
Wayne
Ottumwa
Norm
Kay) Levinson
Birmingham
Ala
Neela
Verda Argo
Oskaloosa
Guy
Roy
Francis
Deloris Pol
Russell C. Argo Dies At 49 In Washington
Russell C. Argo 49, new district manager for Iowa Southern Utilities, died unexpectedly Wednesday December 5 1973 at Washington County Hospital after a heart attack. Funeral set for Saturday at 1 30 p m at Turner Funeral Home Moravia with Rev Wallace Parmer officiating.
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Russell C. Argo
Washington
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Washington County Hospital
Turner Funeral Home
Moravia
Iowa
Wallace Parmer
First Aid course certifies 22 in county program
The Red Cross says twenty two people completed the Standard Multimedia first aid course on November 28 at the McCreedy Building. The group included county maintenance staff and workers from Carson Plumbing, Washington Manufacturing, and Northrup with instructors Paul Vaughn, Boyd Seifkas, Roger Schloss and Richard Colby. Burial plans and local memorials noted for the Heart Fund accompany the report.
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Red Cross
McCreedy
Carson Plumbing
Washington Manufacturing
Northrup
Howard Curl
Jim Hanshaw
Don Allender
James Hesser
Richard Allison
Don Pencil
Jim Richards
Bill Hornung
William L. Zickefoose
Ray Martin
Dayton Crim
Lyle Moen
Robert Huber
John R. Collett
Stanley J. Meader
Washington
John S. Hough
Bill van Sickle
Cloyce Statler
Keota
John Widmer
Riverside
Gordon L. Sherman
Brighton
Robert Bauer
West Chester
Merlyn Hale
Wellman
Paul Vaughn
Boyd Seifkas
Roger Schloss
Richard Colby
Wickes executive attends Culver seminar. Iowa firm details
Don Pearl of Wickes Buildings Iowa City recently attended a management seminar at Culver Military Academy in Indiana. Wickes Buildings is a The Wickes Corporation division selling and constructing wood frame pole buildings in 21 states. The report lists bowling results and real estate transfers including several land deeds and a turkey company sale.
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Don Pearl
Wickes Buildings
Iowa City
Iowa
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Ind
Mr. Pearl
Washington
Wickes Corporation
Shiloh Sunshine Sisters Meet and Handcraft Club News
The Shiloh Sunshine Sisters voted five dollars for the Washington Development Center as Mrs. Jim Hotchkiss hosted nine members with Mrs. Donald Schantz leading. Handcraft by the Fortnightly Club featured ten attendees with Christmas music and gifts for the County Home and YW Rotary party. Next meetings set for February and March amid January break.
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Shiloh Sunshine Sisters
Jim Hotchkiss
Donald Schantz
Washington Development Center
Jim Schantz
John Turner
Scott Wilcox
Blair Haymes
Henry van Dyke
Wilcox
Yw-Rotary
Louisa Young
Frances Patton
Haymes
Della Humphreys
Earl Simpson
Rosemary Club Hosts Christmas Luncheon With New Members
Mrs. Bill Crandall entertained the Rosemary Club at a Christmas luncheon on Wednesday. Seven members attended along with two new members Mrs. Keith Hora and Mrs. Tom Shepherd. children Niki Whisler and Heidi Hora were present. Bridge games yielded prizes to Mrs. George Horn and Mrs. Robert Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Crandall
Rosemary Club
Keith Hora
Tom Shepherd
Niki Whisler
Heidi Hora
Kenway Store Remodel Details Corrected at Crawfordsville
The Kenway Store at Crawfordsville will include 2400 square feet of new space after remodeling. A prior report overstated the enlargement. Aisles will be 5 feet wide, per owner Kenneth Rhea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenway
Crawfordsville
Kenneth Rhea
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