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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1977

Page

3

Cathi Carter and Dan Hill vow in Washington ceremony

Cathi Carter and Dan Hill were united in marriage on Saturday January 8 1977 at United Methodist Church Washington officiated by Dr J Roland Crandall. The bride wore an organza gown with Venise lace and cathedral train. the groom wore a light blue tuxedo. A reception followed in Fellowship Hall with family and friends hosting and special music performed by Tim Miller and others. The couple will reside at 112 N 2nd Washington after a short wedding trip.

Cathi Carter Raymond Carter Washington Dan Hill Gerald Hill Fairfield United Methodist Church J. Roland Crandall Carol Maier Cedar Rapids Dawn Rickels Mt. Pleasant Tim Miller Sheffield Kim Johnson Don Hill Des Moines Don Bailey Norwalk Brian Carter Dave Eastburn John Simmons Boone Claire Keating Kent Keating Peter Bell Fellowship Hall Robert Carter Delbert Dalrymple Robert Koehler James Peterson Richard Ross John Carter Jody del Dalrymple Tammy James Schmidt Marsh Atkinson Kelly Schlapkohl Carol Jerry Bryan Barbara Maddix Roger Channel Ron McCleary Libertyville Iowa Wesleyan College Iowa Wesleyan J.S. Cook Co Iowa N. 2Nd

Rainbow appoints A Smith leader at Washington Assembly No.39

Annette Smith was installed as worthy advisor of Washington Assembly No. 39, Order of Rainbow for Girls, at the Masonic Temple Saturday evening. Installing officers included Lisa Smith and Linda Bash, with numerous officers and advisory board members named. The theme was Day by Day with colors green and blue. next meeting set for Jan 19 with a premeeting at 6:30 p.m.

Annette Smith Washington Assembly No. 39 Order of Rainbow Masonic Temple Lisa Smith Linda Bash Toni Turnipseed Kris Erickson Marshall George Dare Cedric Guy Mnother Mary Dunbar Charity Beth McCurdy Hope Sue Bash Faith Myrna Fountain Simone Schmidt Tonya Kennedy Jane Pilcher Trisha Malin Nature Ronnie Jones Kim Malin Mary Zager Karen Nihart Confidential Observer Lori Klapp Narda Dunbar Roger Chapman Paul Stebelton Leo Dunbar Rainbow Dad Miss Smith Max Smith Gary McCurdy Leo Beauchamp Julie Buenzow Iowa Avenue Mark Smith Hoover

Social Calendar Week of Monday to Thursday Events

Community groups schedule weekly meetings across churches and venues. Monday lists include TTT chapters, Literature, and Nighters at YW rooms, plus Past Worthy High Priestess Club. Tuesday features County Line Club soup supper at North Church and multiple daytime circles and club gatherings at various rooms and halls. Wednesday and Thursday add Saddle Club Potluck, CWF groups, Senior Center activities, and social dinners, crafts, and meetings at Masonic Temple, YMCA, and local venues.

Donna Caldwell D.L Mickey Bump Martha Glass Worthy High Priestess Club Kenneth Peters County Line Club North Church Ainsworth Washington Squirts Fire Hall Cyrus Chapter Zeredatha Council Frontier Cafe Dutch Treat Masonic Temple American Legion Auxiliary Preston Etter Faith Work Circle Werner Lowry Tops Ioof Lodge IOOF Mothers Club Winga’s Keith Litwiller Maurine Larson Maurine Gordon VFW VFW Hall Washington Saddle Club Fairgrounds CWF Rath Group Bess Llewellyn Esther Group Eva Rathmel Dorcas Velda Davisson YMCA West Chester UMW Church Crawfordsville Ces DeMolay UPW Norma Whitham Highland Social Club Joy Steele Priscilla Group Laurene Knapp Senior Center Walnut Women’s Club Maurice Pacha Prairie Flower Missionary Society Friendship Club

Y's Men's pinochle leaders after 5th round

Leaders at the end of the fifth round in the Y's Men's pinochle marathon are Mr. and Mrs. Dean Zachs at 6,250 points, followed by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Britsch 6,150, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Coon 4,840, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Augustine 4,720, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jones 3,940, Peiffer-Wittetoe 3,770, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ahrens 3,740, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Klopfenstein 3,480, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Larsen 3,450, and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Wulf 3,180.

Dean Zachs J. C. Britsch Sidney Coon Marion Augustine Bill Jones Peiffer-Wittetoe Harold Ahrens Harold Klopfenstein Louis Larsen Erwin Wulf

Whitlows mark 50th anniversary with Muscatine open house

Mr and Mrs Donald Whitlow will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at the YWCA building Muscatine from 2 to 4 pm Saturday January 15 1977. The couple invites friends and relatives and asks no gifts. They were married January 27 1927 in Muscatine. They have two daughters Charlotte Denniston and Florence Allison, plus three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Donald Whitlow Wilton Muscatine Washington Richland YWCA 3Rd Sycamore Sts Iona Beach Ira Hawley Muscatine United Brethern Church Parsonage Charlotte Denniston Jack Florence) Allison

Williams Weds Hotle in Moberly Church Ceremony

Nancy Berniece Williams became the bride of Timothy Alan Hotle on Saturday November 27 1976 at Carpenter Street Baptist Church Moberly in a 7 pm double ring ceremony. Parents are Leland A Williams of Clifton Hill and Hal R Hotle of West Chester. The couple resides in Fayetteville NC at Cambridge Arm Apartments apartment 1B where the groom works for National Careers Centers.

Nancy Berniece Williams Timothy Alan Hotle Fayetteville N. C Carpenter Street Baptist Church Moberly Leland.a. Williams Clifton Hill Hal R. Hotle West Chester Cambridge Arm Apartments

Cedar Chips 4-H Club January Meeting Recap

The Cedar Chips 4H Club met at the Timmins home with 24 members. Talks covered Meat Cuts by Ed Chabal and The History of Swine in the U S by Carl Knupp. Activities included sledding on the Dave Norman farm and ice skating at Joe Timmins farm. next events include basketball practice January 13 and another sledding outing January 15. Mike Altenhofen named weather reporter. $15 donated to IFYE. Next meeting February 7 at Dave Norman’s home.

Log Cabin Questers Joe Schlatter Carl Brown Bill Harper Sigourney Schlatter JoElla Gerdes Henry Cole Puck Kate Greenway Louis Prank Germany Santa Claus Cedar Chips Cedar Chips 4H Dean Don Timmins Ed Chabal U.S Carl Knupp Dave Norman Joe Timmins Farm IFYE Mike Altenhofen

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