Local News Highlights From Washington County Area
Local items note Leo Mangold a patient at Washington County Hospital room 117 awaiting friends visits. Several community clubs report meetings and upcoming events including Go and Let Go and Friendship Club activities, Eastern Star and Rainbow Girls installations, and plans for February dinners and January workshops.
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Leo Mangold
Washington County Hospital
Ted Russell
Paul Stebelton
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Virginia Pottet
Washington
New York
Kenneth Peters
June Dodder
Roger Chapman
Leo Beauchamp
Dayton Crim
Crim
Stebelton
Dwight Murray
Rainbow Girls
Rainbow Advisory Board
Russell
Hedrick
Iowa
Brighton
Crawfordsville
Questers hear talk on paperweights at meeting
The Log Cabin Questers met at Mrs. W H Kettlit’s home for a program on Paperweight Old and New led by Dr. W H Kettlitz. The talk traced paperweights from 1495 Murano to 19th century Baccarat St Louis and Clichy works, noting prices from ten to four thousand dollars and current American artisans rising to rival European makers.
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W.H. Kettlit
Don Simmering
W. H. Kettlitz
Venice
Murano
France
Baccarat
St. Louis
Clichy
England
Europe
United States
Music Department to mark 70th anniversary
The Fortnightly Music Department will observe its 70th anniversary on February 27 with a meeting and program at the home of Mrs. Herb Osincup. The department began in 1905 and will honor its former members with a special program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Carl Wulf
Joe White
Baby Son
Herb Osincup
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events This Week
A packed schedule lists YWCA public affairs at 9:30 a.m. at Helen Owen’s home on “Problems of Young People” and Promenaders square dance at 8 p.m. at Winfield Community Building with Maurice Garmoe calling. Installation events, practice sessions, and social gatherings fill days with visits to IOOF Hall Masonic Temple YWCA rooms and church venues.
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YWCA
Helen Owen
Winfield Community
Maurice Garmoe
Odd Fellows
Ioof Hall
Rebekahs
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Circles
Tops Club
Topship
Ioof Lodge
IOOF
American Home III
Winga’s
Ralph Robertson
Vella Hotle
D. L. Rohrer
Arthur Wiley
American Legion Auxiliary
C. A. Thompson
Nineteenth Century Club
Cyrus Chapter
Zeredatha Council
Baptist Faith
Work Circle
Dow Jones
Dutch Creek Farm Bureau
Allen Griggs
Friendly Circle Club Luncheon Drafts Secret Sisters
The Friendly Circle Club met at Mrs. James Moeller's home for a Thursday luncheon with 10 members, four children, and one guest Mrs. Marcella Wittetoe. Mrs. Moeller read a Bible verse from John 51 55 as members drew secret sisters for 1975.
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Friendly Circle Club
James Moeller
Marcella Wittetoe
Moeller
Washington Evening Journal on January 10 1975
The Washington Evening Journal a 2353 volume number 281 issue lists its staff led by David Elder as president editor and business manager with William Shannon as vice president and advertising director Charles Morris managing editor and Robert Luther production superintendent. Subscription rates are 2.40 per month by carrier in Washington and 14.00 per year by mail in Iowa 18.00 per year outside Iowa. The notice also marks today as Friday January 10 1975 noting lunar phase and historical events including Ethan Allen birth and Florida secession.
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Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
North Marion Ave
Washington
Iowa
Elder, Shannon & Co., Inc
United Press International
Inland Daily Press Assn
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Iowa Press Assn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Robert Luther
Leonard Llewellyn
Mars
Saturn
Mercury
Venus
Jupiter
Ethan Allen
Florida
Union
League of Nations
Robin sighting and a historical thought of the day
Washington resident Bud Schantz spotted a robin in his yard this morning. A thought for the day recalls Alexander Hamilton from 1781 noting that a national debt, if not excessive, can be a national blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Schantz
Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Local professionals and offices listing in Washington Iowa
Directory style notice lists lawyers Day Everett Meeker Bates Arbuckle Abstract Dept main offices 112 South and 225 West Main plus attorneys Owen Stewart Shearer, Tindal. doctors Tweeton Kauffman. credit association office 210 North Iowa. credit bureau 120 W. 2nd. osteopathic physician Etter. optometrist Lemmon. Open hours noted and contact phones included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston, Day, Kehoe
Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
Craig Arbuckle
Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law
Richard Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
Douglas L. Tindal
West Main
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John Wheelan
Francine Marek
Robert Marek
Washington High School
Ottumwa Heights College
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Ernest Carr
Paul Hazlett
Robert Miksch
Cloyce Stewart
Taylor Caldwell
Arden Freel
George van Houten
Worthy High Priestess Club
Thora Pease
DeMolay
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Professional Directory
Robert P. Burns & Associates
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Rt. 1
Box 170
Riverside
John C. Owen
East Main Street
M. L. Tweeton
North Marion
Thomas D. Kauffman
Production Credit Association
North Iowa
Melvin Schneider
Credit Bureau OF Washington Inc
Maplewood Manor Nursing Home
Keota
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrist
John W. Lemmon
Iowa Avenue
Eae Servic
Fab
Wayland
JD RW
JD Harrow
Harrow
IHC
Heider
Walsh
David Bradley
Johnson
Roy
Ethel Rubey
Larry
Kathy Hixon
Hope Lutheran Church
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