Methodist Minister Arrives as Washington Associate Pastor
The Rev. Thomas L. Pace arrives in Washington to serve as associate pastor of the United Methodist church. He and his wife live in the parsonage on West Washington Street with their five year old son Ken, moving from a Tulsa suburb where he led a Methodist church. Pace is a Mississippi native educated at Mississippi State University Phillips University Enid and has completed seminary training including a Master of Divinity degree. He fills a vacancy created when Rev. Warren McFate left Washington and will work with pastor Rev. M. O. Smith.
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Washington
United Methodist Church
Pace
West Washington Street
Ken
Catoosa
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Washington Church
Mississippi
Mississippi State University
Armstrong Rubber Co
Phillips University
Enid
Okla
Seminary
Hillcrest Medical Center
Enid State School
Warren McFate
M. O. Smith
Rites Saturday for Mrs Armintha Gould in Birmingham Presby
Mrs Arminta Gould 88 died Wednesday in Iowa City Extended Care. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at Birmingham Presbyterian Church with Rev Millard Marshall officiating. Burial Maple Hill Cemetery. Born 1882 near Batavia, taught school, married Robert Gould in 1911. Surviving Maurice Gould Richland. Marjorie Gould Iowa City. Mrs Kenneth Beebe Seattle. Mrs Sam Holcomb Osage. 11 grandchildren. 2 great grandchildren. sister Jennie Creath Agency. Three brothers and three sisters and two grandchildren preceded her in death.
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Arminta Gould
Iowa City
Presbyterian Church
Birmingham
Millard Marshall
Maple Hill
Gould
Batavia
Jefferson County
David A
Mary Jane Forbes Stull
Robert S. Gould
Maurice Gould
Marjorie Gould
Kenneth Beebe
Seattle
Wash
Sam Holcomb
Osage
Latter Day Saints plan Iowa conference
Elder Theodore M. Burton, an Assistant to the Council of Twelve, will speak at the Cedar Rapids Stake Conference on January 17 and 18. Burton, former Utah State University chemistry professor, has served as a General Authority since 1960 and supervised West Coast missions and the Genealogical Society. Stake President DyWayne H. Banks invites visitors to the Sunday session.
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Theodore M. Burton
Council of Twelve
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - Day Saints
Cedar Rapids
Burton
Utah State University
Europe
U. S
West Coast
Genealogical Society
Faith Baptist Church Washington Service Times
Faith Baptist Church in Washington Iowa lists Sunday Schedule including 9 00 a m Sunday School 10 00 a m Worship 6 00 p m Youth Groups and 7 00 p m Evening Worship Message invites keeping Sundays for the great things of the soul Parish notes the church hours and activities for the day.
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Faith Baptist Church
Washington, Iowa
Spendlove to Move from Iowa City VA Hospital to Fort Wayne
Dr. J Gordon Spendlove, longtime director of the Veterans Administration Hospital in Iowa City, announced he will be reassigned as director of the VA hospital in Fort Wayne Indiana. The exact transfer date is not yet set. He came to Iowa City in August 1959 from Portland Oregon where he had prior duties.
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J. Gordon Spendlove
Veterans Administration Hospital
Iowa City
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Spendlove
Portland
Oregon
Mrs Maud Bozman Dies At 88 In 1970
Mrs Maud Bozman 88 lifelong Washington County resident died Thursday January 1 1970 at United Presbyterian Home. Funeral at 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home with burial Crawfordsville Cemetery. Born March 11 1881 she married Ralph W Bozman January 30 1901. he died 1952. Surviving daughter Mabel Anderson two grandchildren three great grandchildren sister Mrs Ira Mitchell brother Farrell Long. son Ralph Jr. deceased.
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Maud Bozman
Washington County
United Presbyterian Home
Jones Funeral
Crawfordsville
Maud Long
W.E
Rebecca Sewell Long
This County
Ralph W. Bozman
Bozman
Washington
Marion Avenue
Seek bidders on mail route to Cedar Rapids
Bidders may compete for a Post Office mail carrying star route between Cedar Rapids Iowa and Washington Iowa. The contract requires one 600 cubic foot truck, six days weekly Cedar Rapids to Washington and Sunday Washington to Cedar Rapids. Bid forms and $8500 bond info from the Washington Iowa Postmaster.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Washington
Kiwanis Travel Program Presents Italy Film at School
Washington Kiwanis Club sponsors the third winter Travel and Adventure Series event at 7:30 p.m. Monday January 5 in the Washington High School auditorium. Robert Q. Ostlund of Webster City Iowa will present a colored film and narration on Italy's Beautiful Tuscany. Admission is 150 for adults 50 for children season tickets honored. Ostlund toured Europe in 1962 retracing World War II steps and features locations such as Via Aurelia Elba Cassian Way and Florence.
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Washington Kiwanis Club
Washington High School
Robert Q. Ostlund
Webster City
Iowa
Italy
Tuscany
Ostlund
Europe
Aurelia
Napoleon
Isle of
Elba
Florence
Flustine La Mar Travel Ensemble Pattern No. 4
Advertisement for a tailored sheath dress with jacket and contrast neck band offered in size 14. Includes fabric yardage details, bust 34, waist 26, hips 36 measurements, price 1 R 293, postage 18 cents, payment by cash check or money order. Also promotes New Austine Lamar Pattern Book No 4 from Washington Journal Box 1615 GPO New York NY 10001.
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Austine Lamar
Washington Evening Journal
G.P.O
New York
N. Y
Employers Growing Fashion Tolerant Says UPI Survey
A survey of over 150 personnel executives shows most firms tolerate beards long hair and certain styles on current employees but resist fashionably dressed job applicants. About 80 percent would not hire a bearded applicant 90 percent oppose shoulder length hair and long hair for men 50 percent forbid see through blouses and 47 percent would accept Afro hairstyles for women.
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Washington
UPI
United Presbyterian Home hostess Margaret Owen profile
Margaret Owen, born near Washington and educated at Monmouth College, reflects on a life as a nurse, mother of five, and longtime resident of the United Presbyterian Home. Her family ties span doctors and lawyers, with deep hobbies in rug hooking, stamps, scrapbooks, and exotic plants, plus a season for fish ponds, flowers, and lively correspondence with friends and relatives.
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Margaret Owen
Margaret Corette
Washington
Monmouth College
Arch Owen
Assiut College
Egypt
Dr. Owen
U. P
John
Charles
Mayo’s
James
Washington State
Richard
Margaret Jane
Monmouth
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