Engaged: Jane Fenn to Kenneth Hensel in Washington
Washington area announces the engagement of Jane Ann Fenn and Kenneth Hensel son of Mr and Mrs Clinton Hensel both graduates of Washington High School. Hensel is a Drake University graduate and pursuing graduate work at the University of Missouri. No wedding date set. Marion Avenue UPW meeting Friday canceled. women will join United Presbyterian Men at 7 15 p m next Monday Jan 12 at the church for Rev Vernon Elgin program on his Holy Land trip with dessert after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ann Fenn
Kenneth Hensel
Clinton Hensel
Fred Chalupa
Washington
Washington High School
Hensel
Drake University
University of Missouri
Marion Avenue
UPW Association
United Presbyterian
Vernon G. Elgin
Holy Land
Don Birlingmair
Dale McCrary
Mayme Squire
Walter Jarrard
John Vaughn
Brighton
Masonic Temple
Marion Ave
Housewarming for Mr and Mrs Jack Fish
Neighbors held a surprise housewarming Sunday evening for Mr and Mrs Jack Fish who moved to a new home about a mile and a half north of town on Riverside road. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ed Jarrard Mr and Mrs Alton Clark Mr and Mrs Marvin Crile Mr and Mrs Bob Friese Mrs Verna Crone and Mr and Mrs James Redlinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Fish
Riverside Road
Ed Jarrard
Alton Clark
Marvin Crile
Bob Friese
Verna Crone
James Redlinger
Funeral services for Miss Bonnie Cassady held in Jones Funeral Home
Funeral services for Miss Bonnie O. Cassady were held Tuesday morning in the Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Leland Grove in charge. Pallbearers were Lee Schaffer, Larry Robinson, Max Donaldson, Joe Cochran, Willis C. Jones and Leland Grove. Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery at Fairfield.
4 H activities and Christmas party notes
Ten Cedar Chips 4 H members met with Bob Cave on Monday with two new members Kevin and John Gent joining. Topics included natural resources, restoration of resources, and a clothing project for girls 4 H. The Clever Cleveretts and Iowa Maidens clubs met for Christmas events and fashion discussions, with enrollment reminders and officer training notes.
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The
Cedar Chips
Bob Cave
Kevin
John Gent
Marc Knupp
Tge
Tom Witthoff
Steve Freel
Iowa Maidens 4 - H
Penny Cril
Kathy Escher
Diane Green
Lora Green
Melinda Reed
Van Sickle-H wedding to Donald Schluter announced
Mr and Mrs Bill Van Sickle announce the engagement of their daughter Cheryl to Donald Schluter son of Mr and Mrs Hugo Schluter of Clarence Iowa In Miss Van Sickle a 1968 graduate of Keota Community School is employed as a secretary at University Hospitals in Iowa City Mr Schluter a 1967 graduate of Clarence High School is employed at the post office in Cedar Rapids An April 18 wedding is planned
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Bill van Sickle
Cheryl
Donald Schluter
Hugo Schluter
Clarence
Miss van Sickle
Keota
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Schluter
Clarence High School
Cedar Rapids
Democratic Women's board meets Tuesday
The Democratic Women's executive board met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Paul Adam presiding. Mrs. Robert Quinn read the by laws and gave the final report on plans for a quarterly dinner at Captain's Table on Friday January 9 at 6 30 pm with Edward Mezvinsky as guest speaker. Reservations to Lucy Dempsey or Mrs. John Elliott by Thursday. 1970 membership dues may be paid Friday night. The next board meeting will be with Mrs. Paul Adam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Jones
Democratic Women’s Executive Board
Paul Adam
Robert Quinn
Edward Mezvinsky
Lucy Dempsey
John Elliott
Metzgers Lead VFW Pinochle Marathon After Round Two
Fred Metzger and partner top the VFW Pinochle Marathon with 2500 points after the second round. Close contenders include Clem Eagle pair at 2290 and Loren Moore team at 1430, with Bill Bruty and Ael red Tebockhorst at 1150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Metzger
Clem Eagle
Loren Moore
Bill Bruty
Aelred TeBockhorst
Nixon to veto HEW funding bill
Washington report: President Nixon intends to veto the 19.7 billion HEW appropriation covering education and welfare. White House teams urge Congress to sustain the veto, signaling an early Senate action and a possible presidential veto before February 1. The move fuels a 1970 inflation battle with Democrats accused of overspending.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
White House
Congress
Bryce N. Harlow
Congressional
Harlow
Senate
House
Democratic Congress
Local births and travel notes from Coralville and California
Mr and Mrs Willard D Moore of Coralville announce the birth of son Brandon Scott on Monday Jan 5 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City weighing 5 pounds 8 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Lee of Washington and Mrs Art Weisner of Wisconsin. The new mother is Linda Lee. Everett Meeker and family return from a two week holiday in California spent with his father Howard Meeker in San Diego and visits to Santa Ana Disneyland and the Tournament of Roses parade with former Washington residents Robert Eastland of Altadena. Lt and Mrs Stephen Nemmers of George AFB Calif are the parents of a 6 pound 9 ounce daughter Stacy Lynn born Tuesday Jan 6. Mrs G J Nemmers plans to leave Thursday for California to visit family and meet new granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard D. Moore
Coralville
Brandon Scott
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Cynthia Jo
Jennifer Jill
John Lee
Washington
Art Weisner
Wisconsin
Linda Lee
Everett Meeker
California
Mr. Meeker
Howard Meeker
San Diego
Santa Ana
Disneyland
Robert Eastlands
Altadena
Stephen Nemmers
George Afb
Calif
Stacy Lynn
G.J. Nemmers
Doris Baatz Engaged to Leon Waldschmidt
Riverside couple announces engagement of Doris Baatz and Leon Waldschmidt. Doris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baatz of Inwood Iowa, and Leon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Waldschmidt of Riverside, are seniors at the University of Iowa. A summer wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Albert Baatz
Inwood
Doris
Leon Waldschmidt
Ralph Waldschmidt
University of Iowa
Y Wives Meeting Highlights Blind Services Speaker
Miss Irene Talbott of Des Moines representing the Iowa Commission for the Blind spoke at the Y Wives dessert luncheon in the Y community room detailing state wide blind services and how the commission aids and teaches independent living. January activities include swimming and pool with craft time spent refinishing chairs. Foresters meet January 15 at Mrs. Droll's home at 7 30 p m with Mrs. Schneider as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Talbott
Des Moines
Iowa Commission For the Blind
Y-Wives
the Foresters
Irene Droll
Elmer Schneider
Prairie Hawks conduct January 4-H meeting at Prairie Flower
Prairie Hawks president Billy Beliel led the January gathering at Prairie Flower school. Secretary Tom Lines called roll as eight members stated their 1970 goals. The December report from the Washington Evening Journal was read by Bob Gingerich. Letters were written to Stephen Yoder and Mrs. Moyer. Record books and membership cards for 1970 were issued to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lines
Washington Evening Journal
Bob Gingerich
Stephen Yoder
Moyer
Ainsworth youth to study in Hawaii
Indianola Iowa Donald G Zachs junior from Ainsworth is one of thirty Simpson College students who will spend the 1970 January Term on a geological tour of the Hawaiian Islands. The group, led by Dr Herbert Alberding professor of earth science, will study geology geography archaeology and modern life of the islands. Simpson's January Term provides intensive off and on campus study opportunities.
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Indianola
Donald G. Zachs
Ainsworth
Simpson College
Hawaiian Islands
Herbert Alberding
Simpson
Hospital Admits and Births and Dismissals Brief
Hospital admits include James Granville Love Crawfordsville medical Leon T Fullerton Washington medical Mrs Paul Boyd Brighton medical Mrs Chester Goodwin Washington surgical Births list Mr and Mrs Douglas Booth Washington a son Dismissed Mrs Julia Royston Brighton Today entries include Mrs Rhua Davison Wayland Mrs Nellie Moriarty Washington Mrs John Sproule Washington Edward Garrett Washington Mrs Logan Sellers Richland Mrs Perle Kyle Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Granville Love
Crawfordsville
Leon T. Fullerton
Washington
Paul Boyd
Brighton
Chester Goodwin
Douglas Booth
Julia Royston
Rhua Davison
Wayland
Nellie Moriarty
John Sproule
Edward Garrett
Logan Sellers
Richland
Perle Kyle
Campaign adds two more community chairmen for Stanley
Dave Stanley for Iowa First District expands team with Norman Edwards named Brighton chairman and Bryce Lord named Ainsworth chairman. Campaign director Roger Ferris announced the appointments to local leaders. Stanley said chairmen are chosen on recommendations and will lead thousands of volunteers as the campaign develops.
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Dave Stanley
United States
Iowa
Norman
Eddie) Edwards
Brighton
Bryce Lord
Ainsworth
Stanley
Roger Ferris
Rainbow Girls plan open installation at Masonic Temple
Rainbow Girls invite friends and relatives to an open installation of new officers at the Masonic Temple on Saturday January 10 at 6 30 p m Mary Ann Nihart daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Nihart of Brighton will be installed as worthy advisor for the coming term.
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Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Mary Ann Nihart
Richard Nihart
Brighton
Riverside auxiliary to meet Thursday
The V. F. W. Auxiliary 6414 will meet at the Post on Thursday January 8 for the January meeting. Hostesses will be Mrs. Harold Weimer Mrs. Ralph Waldschmidt and Mrs. Oral Rath.
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V. F. W. Auxiliary
Harold Weimer
Ralph Waldschmidt
Oral Rath
Stanley urges state share of federal income tax for pollution fight
Kalona Republican candidate U S Congress hopeful David Stanley told Rotary Club that Congress should grant state and local governments a fixed percentage of the federal income tax paid by their residents. He argued this would fund pollution control, sewage treatment, and local needs without raising taxes or broadening federal control. He toured Washington and Muscatine counties seeking opinions on Congress, urging faster action for clean air and water.
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Kalona
David Stanley
Muscatine
U. S. Congress
Congress
Rotary Club
Stanley
Washington
Iowa
Social Calendar Highlights At Ainsworth Week Two Days
Community groups list meetings and events across Wednesday to Saturday. Alpha Chi Delta Kappa Gamma dinner at Captain's Table. senior crafts at Rebekah Club. rural women’s club supper. OES memorial service at Masonic Temple. Moose Women enrollment. plus many circle meetings at churches and clubs with times and venues. Rainbow Girls installation Saturday at Masonic Temple invites family and friends to attend.
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Alpha Chi
Delta Kappa Gamma
Rebekah Club
Hall
Rural Women’s Club
Leo Marie
Masonic Temple
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Antioch Social Club
Verne Colliver
Walnut Women’s Club
Milton Schnicker
Friendly Circle Club
Merle Sheetz
Priaire Flower Missionary Society
Marion Ave
Soldier in Japan Undergoes Surgery for Vietnam Injuries
Pfc Jerry Stuart E483-62-1350 USAH Camp Zama Japan is in Ward 2A traction after surgery for injuries incurred in Vietnam. He expects about eight weeks in the hospital in Japan before returning to the United States for further recuperation.
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Pfc
Jerry Stuart
Camp Zama
Japan
Apo
San Francisco
Calif
Stuart
Vietnam
United States
Hairdressers group meets for Olympic style program
Eight members of the local National Hairdressers Association met Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs. Don Dayton's home. Mrs. Richard Hesser presided and a program on Olympic hair styles was shown. Richard George named committees and discussed the year's project. June Jensen attended as a guest. DAR sewing project aids local hospital and Knoxville Veterans Hospital. Eighteen members met with Mrs. Edgar Stewart leading the business portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hairdressers Association
Don Dayton
Richard Hesser
Richard George
June Jensen
DAR
Daughters of the American Revolution
Veterans Hospital
Knoxville
M. J. Cruise
Edgar Stewart
Archie Buwer
Des Moines
Stewart
Robert Kurtz
Ec. E. Wardert Kurtz
FE. Ward
Grove Letts
Stephen Wiggers
Nondas Richardson
Charles Hotle
Harold Griffeth
Cruise
Continental Congress
Washington, D.C
Ward
Kurtz
M. M. Flynn
Property transfers involving additions and subdivisions
Deeds recorded transferring parts of Lot 1 and Lot 2 in Block 1 of Ropp’s First Addition to Kaland from Omer Ropp and wife to Paul J. McAndrew and wife. Edward L. Conrad and wife transfer land to Katie Ann Miller in Section 15 77 9. Gordon F. Secrest and wife convey Lots 18 and 19 in Rousseau's Subdivision of Outlet 9 to Howard Baker et al. Mary Almyra Flynn and others transfer land in Section 19 76 9 to Keota Manufacturing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Ropp
Paul J. McAndrew
Ropp
Kaland
Edward L. Conrad
Katie Ann Miller
Gordon F. Secrest
Howard Baker
Rousseau
Outlet
Mary Almyra Flynn
Keota Manufacturing Co
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Markets show hogs up to 1.00 higher with prices for No 1-2 200-230 lb at 28.50 to 29.00, cattle tone firm with slaughter steers and heifers 50 higher and loads around 30.00 for large steers. high choice to prime weights 1150-1475 lb at 29.50-30.00, heifers 29.00-29.25, cows 17.50-20.50. sheep 100 head with strong to 50 higher, ewes and lambs at 28.50-29.50 for typical weights.
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Chicago
UPI
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Jane Fenn
UPW
Clever Cleveretts
William Schneider
Democratic Women’s Board
Fred Metzgers
Mississippi
Fareway
Hy-Vee
Jack and Jill Food Center
Dahlsten
Kingston
Burlington
By Hank Ketcham
Doris Baatz
Claire Keating
Dwain Tschantz
Herbert Cottrell
Ron Allison
Duane King
Leonard Llewellyn
Roy Hodges
Roger Stout
Foresters
Mrs
Prairie Hawks
Billy Beliel
Prairie Flower School
Hawaii
Riverside Auxiliary
Hollywood
Joe Cotten
Abc-Tv
spEcia
Connelly’s
Munsey
Westclox Electric
West Bend Dispenser
Sao
Connelly
South Side Square
Longjohns
Pastry Shop
West Side Square
the National Bank of Washington
Washington, Iowa
Sass
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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