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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1969

Page

2

Christmas family dinner hosts in Cedar Falls area

Local families gathered Sunday for a Christmas season dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Dale Lance and daughters with guests including L P Statler Karl Parcell Shirley Statler Shirleen Christine and Dewey Coffman and Nancy of West Chester and Don Statler of Brighton Jeff Boshart marked his 14th birthday on Tuesday December 16 and was honored at a dinner in Iowa City with Mike Boshart and family other attendees included his mother Mrs William Boshart sister Susie Boshart and Mrs Helen Mace and Gladys Mace of Washington David Hillman celebrated his ninth birthday on Tuesday December 16 with Leon Hillmans family

Dale Lance Mike Mineart Alice Lance Cedar Falls L.P. Statler Karl Parcell Shirley Statler Shirleen Christine Dewey Coffman Nancy West Chester Don Statler Brighton Jeff Boshart Mike Boshart Iowa City William Boshart Susie Boshart Helen Mace Gladys Mace Washington David Hillman Leon Hillmans

Randi Rae Allen Celebrates Twelfth Birthday Saturday

Randi Rae Allen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Allen turns twelve this Saturday December 20 with a party Tuesday evening at the Willows. Her guests included Karen Baker Lori Crawford Elyse Osincup and Nancy Rich. Family guests at a cooperative Thanksgiving dinner included Mr and Mrs Don Curtis and sons of Wayland and others from Washington Fort Madison Oakville and Webster City with plans for a late December Florida honeymoon for the Collins couple.

Randi Rae Allen Doug Allen the Willows Randi Karen Baker Lori Crawford Elyse Osincup Nancy Rich Don Curtis Wayland Washington Jon Campbell Ft. Madison Richard Collins Collins Florida Curtis Sam Bowser Oakville Ronald Bowser Loren Renoux Rex Stout Dick Schlatter Jessie Maxine Curtis James McFadden Webster City Ron Renoux

Eight-year-old dies in school bus crash in St Marys Pa

Kim Forster aged eight of St Marys Pennsylvania died Tuesday morning from a school bus accident while boarding the bus in front of her home. Funeral services are set for Friday at St Marys. She was the sole daughter of Dale and Janet Mangold Forster and leaves three brothers. Her mother formerly resided in Washington and she is a niece of Leo Mangold and Mrs Don McClure and Mrs Elwood Kleese.

Kim Forster St. Mary’s Pa St. Mary’s Kim Dale Janet Kay Mangold Forster Washington Leo Mangold Don McClure Elwood Kleese

Hospital Admits and Births Report

Hospital admission lists James Rossen of Washington for a surgical case admitted yesterday. Births today include a son to Mr and Mrs Dennis Norton of Kalona. Dismissals yesterday include Rebecca Day of Brighton and Mrs Max Arbogast of Washington. Today includes Bernard Sieren of Sigourney and Mrs Hugh Milne.

James Rossen Washington Surgical Dennis Norton Kalona Rebecca Day Brighton Max Arbogast Bernard Sieren Sigourney Hugh Milne

Care tips for Christmas house plants from ISU expert

Horticulturist Ben Vance of Iowa State University advises on keeping holiday houseplants alive. Poinsettias need bright light and 60s to low 70s temperatures with high humidity, avoid cold drafts and heat sources, and water adequately without soggy soil. Begonias tolerate cooler rooms, while Christmas pepper and Jerusalem cherry prefer cool, evenly moist soil. African violets thrive with careful winter transport and swift indoor placement after purchase.

Ben F. Vance Iowa State University Vance Ated

Junior varsity win over Mid-Prairie in Wellman

Washington's junior varsity basketball team edged Mid-Prairie 48 to 47 in Wellman Saturday morning. Gary Goodell led with 26 points for the Demons aided by Daryl Braun 8 and Gary Glandon 7 while Ehrenfelt led the Golden Hawks. The teams meet again this Saturday at 10 a.m.

Washington Mid - Prairie Wellman Gary Goodell Demons Daryl Braun Gary Glandon Ken Connelly Russ Davison Ehrenfelt Golden Hawks

Funeral rites held for Mrs Case and Mr Matucha

Funeral services for Mrs Louis A Case were conducted Tuesday morning at Jones Funeral Home with Rev M O Smith presiding. Pallbearers included Orval Boaks Roy Moriarty Stan Kiesey Dean Moore Oscar Kelleman Leo Mangold Jr Burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery Matuba Final rites for William Matucha were held Tuesday afternoon at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Clarence Dehne in charge. Pallbearers were Richard Dewis Walter Horning Sperry Easter Tom Carson Robert Carson John McGill Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery Turnhout Belgium first playing card museum Europe opened by Belgian Minister for Cultural Affairs Frans van Mechelen Organizers note Turnhout has three other major card collections but all part of other museums Turnhout has long been an internationally reputed card manufacturing center for two centuries

Turnhout Belgium UPI Europe Antwerp Frans van Mechelen

Nixon plan outlines five year push for alternative car engines

The Health, Education and Welfare Department draft proposes steam engines, gas turbines, electric cars, and exotic energy methods as removable substitutes for the dirty noisy internal combustion engine. Aiming for mid 1970s to 1980s availability, the plan notes environmental and health benefits, coils warnings about parking garage exposure, and says industry lacks motive to develop new power sources.

Washington UPI Health, Education and Welfare Department Nixon

Former Journal correspondent Mrs Otto Pfeifer dies

Mrs Lulu Pfeifer 65 lifelong Richland Ollie resident died Tuesday at St Josephs Hospital Ottumwa after a heart attack. She was a longtime news correspondent for area papers including Washington Evening Journal and taught school. Funeral Friday at Richland Friends Church with Rev Merle Green. burial in Friends Cemetery. She is survived by husband, son Robert, daughter Luella Holmes, nine grandchildren, four sisters, one brother. Preceded in death by three brothers. Also briefST LOUIS report notes Brown Shoe Co and International Shoe now Interco employ 31 plants in Missouri.

Richland Otto Lulu) Pfeifer Ollie St. Joseph’s Hospital Ottumwa Pfeifer Jefferson County Hospital Washington Evening Journal Richland Friends Church Merle Green Friends Cemetery Ber The Richland Friends ST. Louis UPI Missouri Brown Shoe Company International Shoe Interco

Jake Conrad Released From Washington Hospital

Jake Conrad was moved from Washington County Hospital to the Toland Home at 217 North 4th Street, Washington, with Mrs. Conrad also at the Toland Home. The W.S.C.S. met at United Methodist Church at 10 a.m. for an executive board meeting followed by a luncheon. Ten attended. Afternoon session led by Mrs. Wade Huffman, 68 plates delivered to shut-ins for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Alma Conrad and Mrs. Eva Umphrey presented a skit Human Relations from the Response. Family Night planned for next Thursday with Shirley Texter showing photos of the Holy Land. Mrs. Katie Roth and others enjoyed an all-day quilting at Cottonwood Church with its W.S.C.S. group, including a noon dinner.

Wayland Jake Conrad Washington County Hospital Toland North 4Th Street Washington Conrad W.S C.S United Methodist Church Wade Huffman Alma Conrad Eva Umphrey Shirley Texter Holy Land Katie Roth Ezra Wittmer Edna Widmer Stella Kauffman Ray Rich Cottonwood Church W.S.C.S

Fox Hunters to Meet at Cotter Saturday

Fox hunters are invited to meet at the Cotter School at 9 30 a m Saturday December 20 to participate in another area fox hunt.

Cotter

Scout Pack 243 Sets Toy Donation Drive and Pause

The Cub Scouts of Pack 243 announce no December meeting. Boys should bring toys for the CAP Center to the den mother for delivery. Next regular meeting is in January with the Blue and Gold Banquet planned for February.

Professional directory entries listing local lawyers

Livingston Day Kehoe Meeker Bates attorneys include Robert Day Louis Kehoe Everett Meeker and Robert Bates Abstract Dept in office at 112 South Ave B with phone 653-2147 Morrison Morrison and Lloyd at 211 West Washington St phone 653-5431 John C Owen attorney 119 West Washington South Side Square phone 653-2874

Livingston, Day, Kehoe, Meeker BATES Robert Day Louis J. Kehoe Everett Meeker Robert Bates South Ave John C. Owen West Washington Southside Square Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main

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