Farmers Market cash for unwanted home items ad
Classified ad urges readers to convert unused items around the home into cash. Provides phone number 653-2191 to place the Journal classified ad.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1969
Page
6
Classified ad urges readers to convert unused items around the home into cash. Provides phone number 653-2191 to place the Journal classified ad.
In Wellston Mr and Mrs Merle Farrier and family and Mr and Mrs Gene Booth's families visited Friday evening, Booths stayed weekend and coasting was enjoyed. Several neighbors attended events in nearby towns including Beef Producers Banquet in Washington and Open House for Carl Daering in Brighton. Grand child Mary Michelle Brinning greeted by Mrs Brinning, and condolences were extended for the mother’s loss.
A sequence of auction and sale notices for Kalona and surrounding Iowa areas. Includes closing out sales near Keota and Kalona, household goods at Kalona Fairgrounds, farm equipment and machinery auctions, hogs and livestock sales, and recurring weekly sales at Kalona, Wapello, Ollie, and Columbus Junction venues. Starts times vary from 11 a.m. to noon on specified dates.
Crawfordsville Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held an Open Installation at the Masonic Hall with Kathryn Rickey as Installing Officer and past matron honorees assisting. New officers were installed including van Lee as Worthy Matron and Donald Lee as Worthy Patron, with several distant officers to be installed later. A brief ceremony and piano number preceded refreshments and an upcoming School of Instruction scheduled for February 19 in New London.
Larry Morgan returns home from University Hospitals at Iowa City after major surgery. Richland Township held its annual Volunteer Firemen’s Banquet at the Lions Building with thirteen attendees for dinner. New Cub Scout dens and the Black Panthers group formed under Larry Morgan attended, plus a five mile hike and a planned Webelo Pack. Mrs Emma Widener entered Jefferson County Hospital for tests and observation.
Crawfordsville United Methodist Church held its annual meeting with District Superintendent Shield announcing "A New Church in a New World." Rev. Fred Richardson reported on changes from the reorganization and officers for the coming year were elected, including Raymond Howsare as Administrative Board Chair and Larry Fletcher as Finance Chairman. A panel discussed future aims, with members Herbert Rich and Larry Fletcher moderating.
Tisingers visit Richard Havels in Ainsworth for a Wild Game dinner at the K C Hall in Washington. Edna Wagenknecht and Henry Wagenknecht honored on birthdays at Wagenknecht home. Jean Jones attended a Mt Pleasant concert by the New York Pro Musical Ensemble. Women’s Society of Christian Service served a ham supper at Ainsworth United Methodist Church for Gary Stewart’s Agricultural and Chemical meeting. Sympathy to Mae Spessard’s family. Stop and Go Club met with Gene Scott. 12 members attended. Roger Schuer man and family visited Leo Marie in Washington after a vacation in Arizona.
Crawfordsville Lions Club meets with twenty two members present including Gene Lintz Robert Huffy Robert Williams Harlan Edgar of Ainsworth Jack Erwin and Warren Anderson of Washington Warren Anderson of Northrup King Seed Co spoke on seed corn research and awarded corn and bean yield contest prizes Refreshments were served by Arsvid Anderson Granville Love and Haydn Thomas
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