Funeral today for Reid Boyd well-known Washington resident
Funeral services for Reid Boyd 55 a Washington resident who died Saturday at St Josephs Hospital Ottumwa were held at St James Catholic Church with Rev E F Collins in charge Burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery Prayers had been offered at Jones Funeral Home Memorials may be given to Camp Sunnyside near Ankeny IA Boyd born February 20 1912 in Washington son of James Boyd and Jeanette McClellan He attended local schools graduated in 1934 and did extension work for the University of Iowa He owned Boyd Magazine Subscription Agency for 30 years and ran a telephone answering service for Iowa Southern Utilities He survived by two sisters Mrs Lyle Ruth Schulty and Mrs Ambrose Frances Gilpin and many nephews and nieces
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Reid Boyd
Washington
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ottumwa
Jefferson Manor
St. James Catholic Church
E. F. Collins
Elm Grove
Mr. Boyd
Jones
Sunnyside
Ankeny
Jones Funeral Home
James Boyd
Jeanette McClellan
University of Iowa
Knights of Columbus
Boyd Magazine
Iowa Southern Utilities
Lyle
Ruth) Schulty
Ambrose
Frances) Gilpin
Death of Kalona Boy Myron Hochstedler 3
Myron Ray Hochstedler three died Monday of cancer after three months illness. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. Sunnyside Mennonite Church Kalona with Morris Swartzendruber and David L Yoder in charge. Burial Fairview Cemetery. Arrangements by Yoder Funeral Home. He was born Navy 21 1964 in Washington County and is survived by parents a sister Vivian and four brothers Leonard Merle William Dennis at home. Also surviving grandparents Emmet Hochstedler Kalona Henry A. Hostetler Minerva Ohio great grandmother Mrs Mary Hochstedler Kalona and great grandfather Mike Miller Hartville Ohio.
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Kalona
Myron Ray Hochstedler
Henry W. Hochstedler
Sunnyside
Highway 22
Navy
Washington County
Vivian
Leonard
Merle
William
Dennis
Emmet Hochstedler
Henry A. Hostetler
Minerva, O
Vo Tech grads mostly stay in Area Ten region
Area Ten Community College 1967 vocational graduates largely remain in the seven-county area. Eddings reports 89 percent stay in Iowa in the first year, 81 percent of strictly technical program grads work in Iowa, with 76 percent of Automotive Mechanics to Area Ten and 94 percent within the state. Practical Nursing shows notable outflow.
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Area Ten Community College
Seven County
Area Ten
Bill Eddings
Eddings
State of
Iowa
Reverend John Yoder dies at North English
Rev. John Miller Yoder 89 of Route 2 North English died December 25 at his son's home north of North English. Funeral will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. at West Union Mennonite Church officiated by Rev. Herman Ropp and Emory Hochstetler. Burial in West Union Cemetery. Born October 11, 1879 in White Pigeon Michigan to Gideon J. and Barbara Miller Yoder. Married Nannie Hershey September 20, 1908. Survived by 2 daughters, 5 sons, 25 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren, a sister and a half-sister. Preceded by his wife in 1962 and two sisters and one brother.
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Parnell
John Miller Yoder
North English
West Union Mennonite Church
Herman Ropp
Emory Hochstetler
West Union Cemetery
Yoder
White Pidgeon
Michigan
Gideon J
Barbara Miller
Morrison, Ill
PF Eh Be Bis
Jonas S
Hilldale
Daniel M
Wellman
Jesse L
Bayport
Mich
Vernon T
Memphis
Daisy Hostetler
Nampa
Idaho
Grace Dunn
Kansas City
CROP dedication highlights 3000 bushels of corn aid
A Friday dedication at the Yoder Feed Mill Wayland marked 3000 bushels of corn donated to CROP Christian Rural Overseas Program. About 68 volunteers gathered to ship the food and about 3300 dollars raised will aid starved regions in Southeast Asia including Vietnam. Representatives from local churches participated under Rev Walter Neufeld and State CROP director John Thomas praised the contributors.
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Yoder Feed
Wayland
Organization of Crop
Christian Rural Overseas
Jefferson Township
Wayne Township
Henry County
Marion
Crawford
Washington County
Vietnam
Walter Neufeld
Wayland Mennonite Church
John Thomas
Delbert Terry
Wayland Methodist Church
Vernon Roth
Eureka Church
Vernon Gerng
Sugar Creek Mennonite Church
Funeral for Terry L. Fenn 29
Terry L. Fenn 29 of 415 South Sixth died Monday in a local hospital after illness since January 1961. He married Jane Ann Chalupa in 1959 and leaves a son Daniel Logan, his parents Prior and Ellen Mills Fenn, a brother Kenneth, a sister Marolyn Schumacher, and grandparents Minnie Fenn. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. arrangements by Jones Funeral Home.
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Terry L. Fenn
South Sixth
Mr. Fenn
Washington
Prior
Ellen Mills Fenn
Jane Ann Chalupa
Little Brown
Nashua
Daniel Logan Fenn
Kenneth
William
Marolyn) Schumacher
Iowa City
Minnie Fenn
Donnellson, Ia
Baptist Youth Present The Characters of Christmas Speak
Baptist youth of the First Baptist Church staged a modern religious drama on December 17 titled The Characters of Christmas Speak. The program traced the Christmas story to the cross through brief sketches of conversion experiences by Fanny Crosby J Hudson Taylor and George Mueller with direction by Mrs Billy Byrd. Cast included Duane Dunbar Cynnie Foss Steve Peterson and the Wagner brothers Kirk Johnson Rachel Nicola Bill Graf Larry DeLong Billy Byrd with the B Y F Choir. Special lighting by Dick Chorpening and Jim Brown. set by Sperry Easier Don Foss and Bob Buffington. costumes and props by Ann Chorpening Anna Snodgrass and Carol Lucia Forgey.
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Marilyn Heiliger
First Baptist Church
Fanny Crosby
J. Hudson
Taylor
George Mueller
Billy Byrd
Peggy Kephart
Duane Dunbar
Cynnie Foss
Steve Peterson
Wayne
Carl Wagner
Kirk Johnson
Rachel Nicola
Bill Graf
Larry De-Long
B. Y. F. Choir
Dick Chorpening
Jim Brown
Sperry Easier
Don Foss
Bob Buffington
Ann Chorpening
Anna Snodgrass
Carol
Lucile Forgey
Oliver Godber dies Sunday in Wellman
Oliver Burton Godber aged 87 died Sunday at his Wellman home after illness. A Methodist, he lived in Iowa County and English communities, worked as a barber then farmer, retiring in 1944. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM at Powell Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Parris. burial in Wellman Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Vida Humphreys Godber and seven children among 16 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren.
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Wellman
Oliver Burton Godber
Methodist Church
Mr. Godber
Powell Funeral Home
Robert Parris
Wellman Cemetery
Iowa County
Thomas and
Louisa Poole Godber
Vida Humphreys
North English
Millersburg
Green Township
Records of Admitted and Births in Washington Area
On the record Admitted Saturday Mrs Carrie May Fleming Washington medical Sunday Ray Downs Washington medical Lila Carson Ainsworth surgical Patrick Allen Wood Ainsworth medical Monday Patrick Whittaker Washington surgical Mrs Warren Erickson Washington surgical John Widmer Washington surgical Today Mrs David Schantz Washington medical Births Today Mr and Mrs Elmer Greiner Keota a daughter Dismissed Saturday George Sellers Columbus Junction Ira Amlong Washington
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Carrie May Fleming
Washington
Ray Downs
Lila Carson
Ainsworth
Surgical
Patrick Allen Wood
Patrick Whittaker
Warren Erickson
John Widmer
David Schantz
Elmer Greiner
Keota
George Sellers
Columbus Junction
Ira Amlong
Engagement Announcement for Sally Jane Smith and W Edward Whetstine
Mr and Mrs Harold Smith of Emerson Ta announce the engagement of their daughter Sally Jane of Washington to W Edward Whestine of Wellman son of Lawrence Whestine and the late Mrs Whestine of Wellman The bride to be is an Iowa State University graduate and Extension Home Economist in Washington County The groom to be attended Iowa State University and works in farming No definite wedding date has been set.
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Harold Smith
Emerson, Ta
Sally Jane
Washington
W. Edward Whetstine
Wellman
Lawrence Whetstine
Whetstine
Iowa State University
Washington County
Leichty Home and Contents Burned Christmas Night
A Noble family faced a Christmas tragedy as Mahlon Leichty and wife and their four children found their home and its contents destroyed by a fire around eight o'clock Christmas evening. The house, located one mile north and three quarters mile east of Noble, suffered total loss including a new davenport and chair given as a Christmas gift. Insurance partially covered the loss. Idaho statehood in 1890 is noted in the text.
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Noble
Mahlon Leichty
Leichtys
Dale Widmers
How To Open Clogged Sewers Without Digging
An advertisement for SEWEREAMER sewer cleaner promises to remove roots paper grease and organic debris from drains without tools. It claims fast acting results and chemical action, sold in 10 lb cans for 4.95 with brand emphasis and exclusivity.
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Sewereamer
Professional Directory Listing of Local Attorneys and Doctors
A directory card lists Louis J. Kehoe attorney Jeffry Building. Livingston Day Meeker Bates law firm with office on South Ave B and 112 West Washington Street. Morrison Morrison and Lloyd with Edmund Morrison Jr and James E Lloyd at 211 West Washington Street. John C. Owen attorney at 119 West Washington Street South Side Square. Stewart and Shearer Attorneys at Law with Richard A. Stewart and Paul V. Shearer at 225 West Main. Dr M L Teweton 108 North Marion closed Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Dr P L Etter osteopathic physician with Journal Blog contact.
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Livingston, Day, Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South Ave
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
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Erne
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Sluggo
Fern Pastry Shop
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Wolverine
Elkay
Carson
John Yoder
ST. Helens, Ore
UPI
Ts’Ai Lun
Boise Cascade
Monster
Wolf's Flower Shop
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
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Christian Church
Charles Cowell
Elm Grove Cemetery
Oliver Godber
Doug
Osincup Drug
Walgreen Agency
Sally Smith
Professional Directory
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
M. L. Tweeton
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P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
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Red Cross Life Stride
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