National Bank Holds Annual Meeting and Reelects Directors
The National Bank of Washington described an annual meeting with 1186%2 of 1200 shares represented in person or by proxy. Directors George J. Breitenbach Frank C. Crone P L Etter Richard A. Stewart C P Weldin Robert Wiley Carlton C Wilson were reelected. Weldin reported year end 1966 loans deposits profits reserves and total resources. Dividend on common stock declared December 14 1966 payable January 3 1967. Organizational meeting elected Crone Chairman of the Board Robert Wiley President C P Weldin Vice President Weeks Cashier and staff including tellers bookkeepers and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Washington
Frank C. Crone
George J. Breitenbach
P. L. Etter
Richard A. Stewart
C.P. Weldin
Robert Wiley
Carlton C. Wilson
C. P. Weldin
Richard L. Weeks
Catherine C. Smith
Howard Timmons
William H. Jones
Geraldine Schulty
Barbara Bain
Charlotte M. Pencil
Beatrice Kendrick
Connie Humston
Linda Hertig
Adults Invited to Opening Night of Mid-Prairie Classes
Sixty three adults attended the opening night of adult courses in the Mid-Prairie Community School District. Classes cover Beginning bread, modern math, sewing, vocal music and knitting. Meetings are Mondays 7:30 to 9:30 at the high school for about eight weeks. Interested residents may join next Monday evening.
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Mid - Prairie Community
Talent recognition contest awaits entries in Mt Pleasants
The Southeast Iowa Symphony hosts the Third Annual Music Talent Recognition Competition for Southeast Iowa students up to 12th grade excluding 1966 winners. Entries must be teacher approved and auditions set for February 11 at 10 a.m. in Iowa Wesleyan College Chapel with public access. Winners perform as soloists with the Southeast Iowa Symphony in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
Iowa
Southeast Iowa Symphony Orchestra
Iowa Wesleyan College Chapel
Southeast Iowa Symphony
Box
Towa
Witnesses to Attend Biennial Bible Seminar in Burlington IA
A local delegation of 26 Jehovah's Witnesses will attend a three day biennial Bible seminar in Burlington Iowa January 13 to 15 Led by Charles E Sellers Washington presiding minister the group from 16 Iowa Missouri congregations aims for about 800 attendees The program focuses on marital success Bible prophecy and mankind's future A public discourse by Andrew Laguna of New York titled Satisfying Mankind's Greatest Need is scheduled for Sunday January 15 Kingdom Hall sessions cancel over the weekend and resume the following week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehovah's Witnesses
Burlington
Iowa
Charles E. Sellers
Washington Witnesses
Missouri
Sellers
Watchtower Society
Andrew Laguna
New York
Annual meeting at Presbyterian church in Washington
The First Presbyterian church in Washington will hold its annual congregational and corporation meeting on Thursday January 12 at 7 30 p m. The program includes election of trustees annual reports and a presentation of the 50 million fund by Rev Alfred Drake of Des Moines. Twenty five Y Wives and four guests attended a craft session in the VW room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational and Corporation
First Presbyterian Church
Washington
Alfred Drake
Des Moines
Wayne Brown
Gary Murphy
Robert Anderson
J. E. Miller
VW Room
Loren Moore
Tom Caldwell
Fred Hawkins of Ainsworth dies aged 60
Fred Hawkins, 60, of Ainsworth died Tuesday January 10 1967 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after months of ill health. Funeral Saturday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home Washington with Rev Jerry Richards. Burial in Ainsworth Cemetery with Masonic rites. Survived by wife Leila Dunbar Hawkins later Helen McKenna, two sons Robert and Carl, siblings and four grandchildren. He was a life long Ainsworth resident and truck operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hawkins
Ainsworth
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Jones Funeral
Washington
Jerry Richards
Ainsworth Cemetery
Mr. Hawkins
Merritt F
Lizzie
Bell) Hawkins
Leila Dunbar
Helen McKenna
Hawkins
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Cyrus Chapter
Zeredetha Council
Kaaba Shrine
Davenport
Eastern Star
White Shrine
Robert
Carl
Omaha
Nebr
Frances Olds
Max
Olympia
Stephen M
Sheldon
Mae Fortune
Columbus Junction
Claude
West Union
Clarence
Cotter
Laird
Ronald
Olive Kennedy
Lyons
Kansas
Blaine
Burlington
Emill Stalder 84 Dies in Washington County Hospital
Emil Stalder aged 84 of 1120 North Sixth Avenue died this morning January 11 1967 at Washington County Hospital after two years of poor health and a two week decline. Funeral at St James Catholic Church Friday 9 30 am with Rev T J Lew. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife Lena Kauffman two sons Raymond and Elmer, three daughters Hazel Fritz Gladys Koening Freda Willhau er, one sister Leah Kauffman, 26 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Three brothers, one sister and a son Glenn preceded him.
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Emil Stalder
North Sixth Avenue
Washington County Hospital
St. James Catholic Church
T. J. Lew
Jones Funeral
Elm Grove
Mr. Stalder
Switzerland
John D
Magdeline Schmaker Stalder
United States
Mt. Pleasant
Lena Kauffman
Washington
Raymond
Elmer
Ray
Hazel) Fritz
Mark
Gladys) Koening
Katona
Herman
Freda) Willhauer
Iowa City
Leah Kauffman
Glenn
Ainsworth resident returns home after illness
Ernest Gideon of Ainsworth is back at his home after an illness and a stay in Mercy Hospital at Iowa City. The Rebekah Club plans a Thursday 2 p.m. meeting with Mrs D L Rohrer and will meet there rather than at the hall. Mrs Emma Sage, who lives at the Pines Rest Home, will be 102 on Thursday Jan 12 and remains able to get around part of the time while enjoying visits. She is the oldest member of the Christian Tabernacle Church and may be the city’s oldest resident. Judy Vetter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith L Vetter, pledged Alpha Xi Delta at Coe College in Cedar Rapids as term two begins Jan 3 after four days of rushing.
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Ernest Gideon
Ainsworth
Mercy
Rebekah Club
D. L. Rohrer
Emma Sage
The
Pines Rest Home
Judy Vetter
Keith L. Vetter
Alpha Xi Delta
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Turnipseed Dies. Washington Farmer, 69, Rites Planned
Lloyd William Turnipseed 69 of 925 South Second Avenue died at 5 a.m. today January 11 1967 at Washington County Hospital after a three day illness. Funeral services set for Friday at 1 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev M O Smith. burial Elm Grove Cemetery. A farmer and livestock dealer before moving to Washington in 1946 he was born November 25 1897, married September 5 1918 to Verne Gladys Noecker. member of the Methodist Church. Survived by three daughters Mrs Lloyd Gladys Framond Pocono Pa Mrs Eugene Dorothy Wead Wellman and Mrs Robert Martha Lowe Washington. two sons Merle and Lloyd Junior Turnipseed Washington. 15 grandchildren and one great grandchild. three sisters Mrs Olive Stafford Kalona Mrs Lois Turnipseed and Mrs Fred May Washington. one brother Virgil Turnipseed Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd William Turnipseed
South Second Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Jones Funeral
Rev. M. O. Smith
Elm Grove Cemetery
Mr. Turnipseed
Washington
Rabern
Clara Bear Turnipseed
Pilotsburg
Verne Gladys Noecker
Methodist Church
Lloyd
Gladys) Fredmond
Pocono
Eugene
Dorothy) Wead
Wellman
Robert
Martha) Lowe
Merle Turnipseed
Lloyd Junior Turnipseed
Olive Stafford
Kalona
Lois Turnipseed
Fred May
Virgil Turnipseed
Nebraska
Births and admissions split across cities reported
On the record Admitted Yesterday Harry Cham berlin Washington medical Today Miss Cynthia Williams Brighton medical Births Today Mr and Mrs Wayne Shalla Riverside a son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Chamberlin
Washington
Cynthia Williams
Brighton
Wayne Shalla
Riverside
Lutheran Women name officers
Mrs Harvey Radtke was installed president of the Immanuel Lutheran Church Women at a Tuesday evening meeting. Mrs Harry Munson became vice president and Mrs Dale Venzke was named stewardship secretary. Cal Larsen opened the session as reports were heard on County Home projects for the coming year. An evangelism skit Fisher s of Men was presented by Munson Siegrist and Anderson. Bible study led by Cloyd Garrett titled Who Is He based on John. Offering meditation by Ray Coleman. Refreshments served by Verne Anders Fred Andersen and Lora Saul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Radtke
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Harry Munson
Dale Venzke
Cal Larsen
Munson
William Siegrist
Ron I
Oldest house in Boston linked to Paul Revere move
The house Paul Revere moved into in 1770 is now identified as the oldest in Boston, according to World Book Encyclopedia.
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Paul Revere
Boston
Complaint reports gunshot through back storm window
Mrs. Charles Greenlee of 905 East Jefferson reported to police that someone fired a shot through the back storm window of her home. The bullet lodged in the paneling of the family room.
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Charles Greenlee
E. Jefferson
City audit wrapped up for Washington City
City Hall reports the annual audit is finished with only minor year end affairs still winding down. Records from 1966 are stored and work on 1967 books has begun. Completing the audit by January 10 indicates all is in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall Today
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Schoonover Drug
A. Joe Kelly
Joe Kelly
Richland Clarion
Clarion
V.A
Gcliccitever
Evening Journal
Iowa Symphony
Presbyterian Church
Rane
Paul
South Iowa Ave
Pfizer
Osemar Hair Spray
DE Icer
Contac
New!schick
Polident
Mfr
William Frome
Abingdon
Ill
Pete Griffeth
Trudy
Griffeths
Kenneth Quintina
Newark
N.J
Bud Mark
Brussels
UPI
Common Market
Europe
Lloyd Turnipseed
Saint
Wolf's
Wolf's Flower Shop
Washington City
George Morris
First Methodist Church
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