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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1967

Page

3

New Year Dinner Hosted by Mrs. John Knott

Mrs John Knott entertained at a New Year's Day dinner at her home. Birthday honorees were Clar ence Lynn who turns 81 on Jan 2 and Mrs Laurel Statler. Guests included Clarence Lynn Laurel Statler and Tom Linda Harry and Joan Knott. Ted Stewart has returned to Summit New Jersey where he teaches after a Christmas visit with his mother Mrs Cloyce Stewart and other relatives.

John Knott Clarence Lynn Laurel Statler Tom Linda Harry Joan Knott Ted Stewart Summit N.J Cloyce Stewart

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted

Hospital admissions occurred Saturday for Ronald Hawkins of Ainsworth and Kimberly Williams of Brighton along with Harry Lamansky of Fairfield and Mrs. L. A. Meridith of Washington. Discharges listed include Nancy Bodkins of West Chester and several others, including Mrs. Williams Meier of Hedrick Mrs. Ralph Solomon of Conesville and Mrs. James Curtis and her son from Bettdorf.

Ronald Hawkins Ainsworth Kimberly Williams Brighton Harry Lamansky Fairfield L. A. Meridith Washington Nancy Bodkins West Chester Williams Meier Hedrick Ralph Solomon Conesville James Curtis

Vandalism Report At Wayne Reighard Station

Wayne Reighard reported vandalism at his station with a window broken during the night. Funeral services for Mrs. C. M. Robinson were held Saturday at 2 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. M. O. Smith in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Osincup sang a duet. pallbearers included Harry Turner Paul Wolf Ted Johnson Robert Roe Gifford Morrison and Harry Ward. Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery.

Christmas Holiday Travels and Hospital Note

Mr and Mrs James Cook of Iowa City spent Christmas with his mother Darlene Cook. They joined Bob and Mary Marrow in Fairfield for Christmas dinner and then went to Dallas for New Year with her parents. They attended the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. Rita Sojka is a Mercy Hospital patient in Iowa City room 407 through week’s end and would welcome letters.

James Cook Iowa City Darlene Cook Bob Marrow Fairfield Mrs. Cook Dallas Texas Rita Sojka Mercy Hospital

Washington social calendar notices for the week

A list of community events and meetings with dates and times from Tuesday through Thursday including YW programs, DAR, nurses association, clubs, and church groups at various local venues. Note changes of date for YWCA Council and Linger Longer Club. Shown are Handcraft I sessions, lessons, dinners, and social gatherings with hosts and locations.

D. O. Butler County Nurses Association Nurses Home Dar M.J. Cruise Ywca Council Fairgrounds Len Buch Shiloh Sunshine Sisters Lloyd Beenblossom D.O. Butler

Funeral rites for Charles Vondrasek held today

Funeral rites for Charles Vondrasek were held at 10 30 today in Jones Funeral Home with Rev M O Smith in charge. Pallbearers were Kermit Klopfenstein John Blick Homer Kephart Clarence Berkhoff Richard Pratt and Richard Donaldson. Burial was in Riverside Cemetery.

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Wayne Reighard C.P.O Aed Bing Ainsworth Ces Masonic Temple Helen Lackey Alpha Chi Delta Rap Pa Gamma Marion Hobby Club Ed Vittetoe Just Us Club Ralph Hesseltine Rosemary Club Frank Wenger Linger Longer HBO Club David Bell Merle Sheetz St. Paul Women’s Fellowship
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