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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1966

Page

2

Brocks Celebrate 20th Wedding Anniversary at Kalona

Mr and Mrs George Brock marked twenty years of marriage with a dinner at Kolonial Town House Kalona on Wednesday Dec 14. They were joined by Mrs Brock s sister and husband Mr and Mrs John Walling. Mrs Roger Chapman returned from Lincoln Neb where she attended a four day income tax training school. She met Mrs Dean Anderson now of York Neb who plans income tax work there this season. Mrs Charlie Harvey learned of the death of her nephew s wife Mrs Claud Lewis of Encino Calif on Dec 9 following a stroke. Mr Lewis is the son of Naomi Harvey Lewis and grew up in Grace Hill community.

George Brock Brock John Walling Kolonial Kalona Roger Chapman Lincoln Neb Dean Margaret) Anderson Washington York Anderson Charlie Harvey Claud Lewis Encondido Calif Lewis Naomi Harvey Lewis Grace Hill

Riverside farmer gored by hog in barnyard attack

Fred Kron, an elderly Riverside farmer, was injured Tuesday evening when a male hog gored him in the barnyard. He crawled out with a cane and was taken to Mercy Hospital in Iowa City for surgery and cast from ankle to hip.

Riverside Fred Kron

Junior Red Cross angels donated for VA hospital decorations

William Tweeton of the Washington County Red Cross at the VA hospital thanked area school Junior Red Cross groups for donating 611 angels. Participating grades include Ainsworth third through fifth, Brighton first and sixth, Riverside elementary, and Wellman fourth through sixth.

William Tweeton Washington County Red Cross Ainsworth Brighton Riverside Wellman

Honor Roll Honors North Missouri Students

A number of area students were named to the fall quarter honor roll at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College in Kirksville Missouri. Named are Beverly Rubey Brighton K John Blecha Columbus Junction Janice Weber Keota and Michael Tait Washington.

Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Kirksville Beverly Rubey Brighton

County Fair Buys 34 Acres of Land in Washington

The Washington County Fair Association completed negotiations to purchase 34 acres of land at the west edge of Washington from Mrs. Lucille Wagner for 820 dollars per acre. Secretary Mike Orris said the land would provide extra parking and space for fair activities with part used soon and the rest reserved for future needs.

Washington County Fair Association Washington Lucille Wagner Mike Orris Fair Board Fair Association

Two Masonic Groups Elect 1967 Officers in Washington

Cyrus Chapter and Zeredatha Council met after an oyster supper at the Masonic Temple in Washington Tuesday evening to elect officers for 1967. John McConahay received a 50 year membership certificate from Dwane Shalla. Officers include Raymond L. Bonar, high priest. Don Birling, master. Roy Carter, scribe. Edgar E. Stewart, treasurer. Paul Snakenberg, secretary. and in Zeredatha Council Dwane J. Shalla, illustrious Master. Raymond Leonar, deputy Master. Harold L. Timmons, principal conductor of the work. Edgar E. Stewart, treasurer. Paul Snakenberg, recorder. Installations planned after the January meeting.

Cyrus Chapter Zeredatha Council Masonic Temple Washington John McConahay Dwane Shalla Raymond L. Bonar Don Birling Mnair Roy Carter Edgar E. Stewart Paul Snakenberg Dwane J. Shalla Raymond Leonar Harold L. Timmons Januai

Bet ty Ann Erwin Engaged To Roger Bandstra

Spring wedding planned for Betty Ann Erwin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Erwin Washington and Roger Lee Bandstra son of Mr. and Mrs. James Bandstra Pella. Betty Ann is a Brighton High School and Central College alumna employed at Ver Meer Manufacturing Pella. Roger attended Pella Community High School and works at Pella Block and Tile Co.

David Erwin Washington Betty Ann Roger Lee Bandstra James Bandstra Pella Miss Erwin Brighton High School Central College Ver Meer Manufacturing Company Bandstra Pella Block and Tile Company

Christmas Plans Mention Local Students and Guests

Fred Hensel a University of Missouri student in Columbia is set to spend Christmas vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Clint Hensel. Clyde Lambert and family traveled to Middletown Illinois to visit their daughter and family the Tom Beckers. Mr and Mrs James Harris hosted a Christmas dinner at the Captain's Table for Hy Vee Store employees and their families.

Fred Hensel University of Missouri, Columbia Clint Hensel Clyde Lambert Middletown, Il Tom Beckers James Harris Hy - Vee Harris

Schlapkohl to Serve on North Central Panel

Kelly Schlapkohl of Washington Community Schools has been invited to join a committee reviewing accreditation reports for the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools in Chicago. The group will meet April 4 1967 in Chicago to review reports from North and South Dakota.

SUPS Kelly Schlapkohl Washington Community Schools North Central Assoiation of Colleges Chicago Schlapkohl North South Dakota Burger Hammond Washington High School North Central Association

Red Cross Cookies Quota Reached for VA Hospital

The Washington County Red Cross chapter reports its holiday cookie quota for VA Hospital patients is filled. Committee chair Mrs. Walter Sheetz notes all cookies have been delivered or promised. Next week’s cookies must reach the Red Cross office by Wednesday Dec 21. Appreciation extended to contributing women and the 4 H Headliners club.

Washington County Red Cross Town City Walter Sheetz

Youths Injured in Accidental Right Knee Gunshot

Kenneth Stogdill, 17, of Crawfordsville, was treated at Washington County Hospital for a gunshot wound to the right knee after a .22 rifle discharged while pigeons were being shot at the Willard Sands farm. Robert Metzger of Winfield, a companion, was handling the firearm.

Kenneth Stogdill Crawfordsville Washington County Kenneth Willard Sands Robert Metzger Winfield Stogdill

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Yesterday admissions include Miss Rhonda Horak of Riverside and Kenneth Stodgill of Crawfords ville for surgery. Discharges yesterday include Jerry Simmering, Robert McAvoy, Mrs. Victor Menke and daughter Harper, Daryl Tucker, Mrs. Myrtle E. Cropper, Lloyd B. Donaldson, Fred Hawkins, and others in Washington and Ainsworth.

Rhonda Horak Riverside Surgica Kenneth Stodgill Crawfordsville Jerry Simmering Washington Robert McAvoy Victor Menke Harper Daryl Tucker Myrtle E. Cropper Lloyd B. Donaldson Fred Hawkins Ainsworth

Lloyds Hold Lead in Ys Men’s Bridge Marathon

After the third round Lloyds and partner Mrs Jim Lloyd top the standings with 8230 points. In second place are Mr and Mrs Kermit Jones at 7950 and third are Mr and Mrs Earl Rae with 7260. Top ten also include Horton Schell Campbell Baldrige Mills Kennedy Robison.

Jim Lloyd Kermit Jones Earl Rae Bill Horton Marr Schell Bruce Campbell John Baldrige Gilbert Mills Charles Kennedy Chick Robison

Youth in Government program set by Y

About 150 Iowa high school students will take part in the ninth annual YMCA Youth in Government model legislative program in Des Moines. The event runs Friday and Saturday with student House and Senate members sworn in by Iowa Supreme Court Chief Justice Theodore Garfield and Youth Governor John Lloyd.

ES Moines IDPA Iowa YMCA Des Moines House Senate Theodore G. Garfield Iowa Supreme Court John Lloyd Ottumwa Marla Ka. Buritt Mount Ayr David Hinton Marshalltown Washington Jim Doughty Mark Owens Mike Levy Jim Jorgensen

Sheepskins and Vellum Names in Odd Fellows Meeting

Vernon Witting returned from Baltimore where he attended a Sovereign Grand Lodge Youth Committee meeting of the Odd Fellows. The article notes that college diplomas were called sheepskins, explains Payyrus as ancient paper material, and describes vellum and parchment made from calf skin or sheepskin.

Vernon Witting Baltimore Sovereign Grand Lodge Odd Fellows Lodge Sheepskins Colleges

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