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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1964

Page

5

Berean Class Hosts New Year Party in Prairie Flower

Mildred Benson of Chicago and Mrs John Wagner visited Mrs Nina Smith Monday afternoon. The Berean Bible Class of Prairie Flower Baptist Church held a New Year's party Tuesday at Mr and Mrs Robert Jones home. Kenneth Wagner returned to Burlington and Mildred Benson prepared to leave for Chicago. Barbara and Cecelia Hawkins visited with Nina Smith while Rev Charles Hawkins and family were in Iowa City. Harold Crossett and the correspondent attended New Year dinner at Joe West's home with Wests relatives present. A year-end thanks from the correspondent extends best wishes for 1966.

Prairie Flower Mildred Benson Chicago John Wagner Nina Smith Prairie Flower Baptist Church Robert Jones Kenneth Town City Kenneth Wagner Burlington Barbara Cecelia Charles Hawkins Iowa City Harold Crossett Rock Island Joe West West George Esten George Westen Wilbur Westen Prairie Flower Community

Friendly Fayettes Meet at Keota

Friendly Fayette 4H club met at Kathy Greiner's Saturday afternoon with 9 members 2 leaders and guest Kathy Seiren. Debby Mills joined as a new member. Officers trained at Sigourney demonstrated parliamentary procedure and members drew February entertaining months. Weekend guest Dick Strickler visited the Fisher home. A belated Christmas dinner was shared at the Sondag home. Mrs Sondag recently returned from the hospital. Ann Schauberg left Sunday for Binabek Minnesota. Save handbags repurposed as first aid or sewing organizers.

Boyd Sanders Keota Fayette Kathy Greiner Kathy Seiren Debby. Mills Mary Jo Neal Joyce Bayliss Francis Guy Tontine Sigourney Kathy Mary Jo Sandra Neal Dick Strickler Des Moines Walter Fisher Leonard Sondag Suny Gary Sondag Christine Cedar Rapids Alvin Aller Moline Daisy Chambers Sondag Ann Schauberg Binabek Minnesota James Lee Bill McDonald

Pigs Begin Eating Early After Farrowing

Farmers report piglets start nibbling around four days after birth as a starter feed called Pig 4/30 is offered. The mix includes sugar, 40 percent milk solids, minerals, vitamins and antibiotics to aid growth and energy.

Keota hosts Masons and Stars installation event

Keota chapter of Eastern Star hosted the January 3 installation of Masons and Star officers for 1964. Officers named include Worshipful Master Lester Smith and Worthy Matron Lydia Fleming, with installing officers A J FitzSimons and Forrest Tucker. Numerous attendees came from Sigourney, Washington, Fairfield, and nearby towns as the ceremony concluded with refreshments for about sixty people.

KEOTA Eastern Star Masons and Stars Masons Lester Smith Eugene Zehr Dean Morris Otis Jones Walter Stoutner Harold Holmes Wilbur Wright Gerald Ochs Don Mills Tyler Henry Sheets A. J. FitzSimmons Marshall Keith Jones Forrest Tucker Charles Kirkpatrick Helen Bowers Gwen Goeldner Aspasia Sigourney Martha Elizabeth Leitsinger Ada White Aspasia Chapter Mary Shafer Lydia Fleming A.1 FitzSimmons Mae Herr Vernon Fleming Tron Genevieve White Verla Walter Wanda Baumert Marshall Virginia Henderson Wilma Wright Ada Loretta Mess Esther Ruth Nina FitzSimmons Bonnie Stewart Electa Marla Visser Warder Lena Hermanstorfer Sentinal Mary Pauly Betty Stalnacker Jackson Missouri Anna Fleming

IOOF and Rebekahs Joint Installation

The IOOF and Rebekah Lodges hold a joint installation Friday January 10 at 7 20 p m at the TOOF Hall Kalonia Lodge will install and the public is invited All Rebekahs should bring two dozen cookies to be served after the installation.

IOOF Rebekah TOOF Kalonia

Lee Earl Tinnes dies in Spencer Iowa

Lee Earl Tinnes 64 died suddenly January 2 at his Spencer Iowa home. Funeral services were held Monday in Spencer with burial at Sioux Rapids. Born March 24 1899 in Talleyrand Iowa, he grew to manhood there and later operated a Sioux Rapids produce business before 1934. He worked as a supervisor for M and J R Hakes Wholesale Co of Laurens. Survived by one brother in Texas.

Washington Evening Journal Washington Towa David Elder Stanager William Shannon Charles Morris Hob Shaffer Bruce Cowden Howard Hazen Iowa Inland Daily Press Astin Towa Daily Press Buren Lee Farr Tinnes Spencer Sioux Rapids Mr. Tinnes West Fifth Talleyrand Nick Maggie Baker Timones Clare Liew M. and J.R Hakes Laurenside Illo Texas

Berg Doerres Wedding At Riverside St Marys

Riverside Riverside St Marys Church hosted the wedding of Helen Dyana Berg daughter of Ivo Berg Riverside and Arnold Lee Doerres Lone Tree. The Rev W F Boeckmand officiated and the couple left for Camp Hood Texas after the ceremony.

Riverside St. Marys Church Helen Dyana Berg Ivo Bergs Arnold Lee Doerres Lone Tree Charles Doerres W. F. Boeckmand Ella May Amsahr Dale Simon Camp Hood Texas Sery

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