Area Ten Committee Names For College Name Change
Area Ten Community College released the ten member committee to screen humanized name suggestions. the group includes faculty, student body, administration, board reps, and advisory committee members. public submissions are welcome through February 10 with reasons for each proposed name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Area Ten Community College
Area Ten Board of Directors
Iowa City Board
Paul Wolfe
Ted Davis
Marcia Stack
Cedar Rapids
Charles Blank
Dahn Armon
Hal Walter
Carroll Lucky
Link Belt Speeder
Billie Hauber
Billie Hauber, Member of the Nursery, Landscape Garden Center
Coralville
Frank Malone
Ralph Wahrer
Peter Bryant
Bryant
Hawkeye Plaza
Sixth Street
Fire call at false alarm at Zieglowsky home
Local firemen answered a false alarm Thursday at 1 15 p m the house owned by Clarence Zieglowsky near Green Meadows on the town's west edge Zieglowsky allegedly set the abandoned house on fire Pancake turnout was 950 despite bad weather firefighters thank the public and merchants Leet's Market Clean Towel Service H and R Block Co and Sanit ary Dairy for support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Zieglowsky
Green Meadows
Zieglowsky
Leet’s Market
Clean Towel Service
H. & R. Block Co
Sanitary Dairy
Mrs McConahey Dies in Brighton at 93
Mrs John McConahey 93 of Brighton died suddenly at home January 16 1969 Funeral held February 1969 at Gould Funeral Home Brighton Rev C W Dehne presiding Burial Crawfordsville Cemetery She was born Mary Smith March 12 1875 in Lafayette IL daughter of F M and Permelia Michel Smith Married John McConacey June 25 1901 they lived in Brighton since 1950 Member of First Presbyterian Church Washington CES White Shrine PEO Rebekah Lodge Surviving husband two sisters Edna Witting Wayland and Nellie Richards Washington plus several nieces and nephews One sister and four brothers preceded her in death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
John McConahey
Gould
C. W. Dehne
Crawfordsville
Mary Smith
Lafayette
Illinois
F. M
Permelia Michel Smith
John McConacey
First Presbyterian Church
Washington
CES
White Shrine
PEO
Rebekah Lodge
Edna Witting
Wayland
Nellie Richards
Washington Council on Religious Affairs installs officers
The Washington Council on Religious Affairs held its annual meeting at Captain's Table. John Owen was installed as president with Rev. Richard Peterson as vice president, Frances Miller as secretary, and Dean Garrett as treasurer. Don Pilcher led the installation service with retiring president and vice president present. The Council, organized in 1967, seeks Christian outreach beyond Washington and invites organizations to join and send representative details to the new secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council On Religious Affairs
John Owen
Richard Peterson
Frances Miller
Dean Garrett
Don Pilcher
Clarence Dehne
William Jones
Fred Bourgeois
Dean Stanley
Council On Religious Affairs In
Washington
Council
Enroll beef for County Fair here
Washington County 4-H and FFA members enrolled 142 head of calves in the Market Beef Project for 1969. Breeds include 85 Angus 26 Herefords 15 Shorthorns 6 Charolais 1 Red Angus and 9 crossbreds with an average weight of 532 pounds. Minimum show weight set at 825 pounds and daily gain requirement 1.85. Seventeen members join 86 calves in the Junior Cattle Feeder project with monthly reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
FFA
Rich Johnson
County Fair Livestock Committee
4-H
Cedar Rapids area board meeting to be held January 20
The joint board of education for the Cedar, Johnson, Linn and Washington County system will meet at 305 Second Ave SE in Cedar Rapids on January 20 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint
Board of Education of the
Cedar, Johnson, Linn and
Washington County System
Second Ave
Cedar Rapids
LaMore to Speak at Washington County Beef Banquet
Washington County Beef Producers Association will hold its 17th annual banquet on January 23 at the Knights of Columbus Hall Washington. Dr George LaMore of Iowa Wesleyan College will be the speaker and the Vigortones male quartet will entertain. Tickets on sale through January 18 or until sold out. $5 dues to the Iowa Beef Producers Association encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Beef Producer’s Association
Oscar Steele
Riverside
Knights of Columbus Hall
Washington
George LaMore
Iowa Wesleyan College
Vigortones
Steele
Washington County
Iowa Beef Producers Association
Avery to headline Iowa Symphony Concert January 21
The University of Iowa Symphony Orchestra under James Dixon will present Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra with James Avery, assistant professor of music, at the piano. The program also includes Handel and Tchaikovsky pieces. free tickets available at the University Box Office. Avery's career includes a Fulbright study in Germany and praise from European critics during a 1968 concert tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa Symphony Orchestra
James Avery
Iowa Memorial Union
University
James Dixon
Igor Stravinsky
Avery
Tchaikovsky
University of Kansas
Indiana University
Staatliche Hochschule For Musik
Freiburg
Germany
U of I
PEO Founders Day Observed by Chapter J at Dehne Home
Chapter J PEO held Founders Day events Thursday evening at Mrs C W Dehne home. Mrs Richard Colby presented the program on the seven founders who started the first PEO chapter 100 years ago in Mt Pleasant Iowa. A record was played with Mrs Ethel Gardner supreme president of PEO giving a summary of the first century. Cohostesses were Mrs D V Allen and Mrs Cal Shanks. Mrs A E Baldrige reviewed Maria the Potter of San Ildefonso by Alice Marriott, noting the Pueblo Indian story and crafts. Mrs Baldrige and her daughter Mary visited Santa Fe shop and displayed pieces. Ten members attended. Mrs M L McCreedy led a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
C. W. Dehne
Richard Colby
Mt. Pleasant
Ethel Gardner
D. V. Allen
Cal Shanks
A. E. Baldrige
Maria
San Idelfonso
Alice Marriott
Nineteenth Century Club
M. L. McCreedy
Births and admissions noted at area hospitals
On the record Admitted Yesterday Mrs. Louise Reaney Washington medical Today Mrs Frank Pulver Keota medical Births Yesterday Mr and Mrs Larry Gingerich Wellman a son Dismissed Today Jack Scheeler Brighton Christine Jones Washington Frank Kleese Keota Kathleen Nall Keota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Reaney
Washington
Frank Pulver
Keota
Larry Gingerich
Wellman
Jack Scheeler
Brighton
Christine Jones
Frank Kleese
Kathleen Nall
Marriage License Issued for Washington Couple
A marriage license is issued to Walter Herbert Jungbluth II age 21 of 426 South Second Washington and Marietta Jean Fuhr age 20 of 211 East Second Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Herbert Jungbluth II
South Second
Washington
Marietta Jean Fuhr
East Second
Wellman Woman 93 Mary Hotle Dies at Home
Mary Alie Hotle 93 of Wellman died at Shenk's Rest Home Jan 17. Born in Keokuk County Nov 1 1875 she married William C Hotle in 1893 and lived on farms in Washington County. Survived by five daughters three sons 32 grandchildren 107 great grandchildren and 12 great great grandchildren. funeral Saturday 1:30 at Powell Funeral Home Wellman conduct by Rev Thomas E Hotle burial Oak Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Mary Alie Hotle
Shenk’s Rest Home
Powell
Thomas E. Hotle
Panora, Ia
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Mrs. Hotle
Keokuk County
Thomas Marshall
Gracian Logan Wilkin
Washington County
William C. Hotle
Howard
Mabel) Baker
Washington
Homer
Cecil) Mayer
Brighton
Clarence
Lucille) Fulton
Crawfordsville
William
Alice) Edgar
Gerald
Ethel) Graf
Homer Hotle
Moline, Ill
Gilbert
Marion
Rock Island, Il
Democratic Women's Club plans Feb meeting in Washington County
Mrs John Elliott president of the Democratic Women's Club of Washington County hosted the executive board Tuesday as plans were made for the quarterly meeting on February 11 The Fortnightly Club general meeting and a special program will be held February 6 at Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church Mr and Mrs E E Ward have returned from visiting their son Clayton and family and other relatives in the San Francisco area Their granddaughter Benita spent holidays in San Jose flew to Denver to visit a school friend in Ft Collins Colorado Skiing in Colorado resort areas followed before she returned to college in Spokane Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elliott
Democratic Women's Club of
Washington County
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church
E. E. Ward
Clayton
San Francisco
Wards
Benita
San Jose
Denver
Ft. Collins
Colorado
Spokane
Washington
Mrs. Ce lia Anderson Dies in Minneapolis
Mrs. Ce lia Anderson 64 of Minneapolis dies Wednesday night. Funeral services Saturday at 9 a m at Miller Funeral Home Minneapolis with Rev Gil bertson officiating. Burial there. Survivors include three daughters Mrs Fetterman Mrs Chester Shattuck of Columbia Heights Minn and Mrs Alvina Lay of Washington State and a son Edward of Washington State. Preceded in death by husband and a son. The Rev and Mrs Fetterman are in Minneapolis for the funeral and will return to Washington Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Anderson
Minneapolis
Minn
Einar Fetterman
Washington
Miller Funeral Home
Gilbertson
Fetterman
Chester Shattuck
Columbia Heights
Alvina Lay
Washington State
Edward
Women’s Society meets at Methodist Church in Crawfordsville
Twelve members attended the Crawfordsville Methodist Church session led by Versa Anderson. Mrs. Howard Anderson and Mrs. James Wilson presented the worship and lesson. Christmas plates were prepared for shut ins and will be delivered to local and rural homes. Plans were set for committee meetings and next spring’s Alumni Banquet. Rev. Richardson offered prayer after refreshments. Wedding notice for William Lowe and Sue Dickinson at St. Mary’s Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Howard Anderson
James Wilson
Versa Anderson
Anderson
George Canott
Kenneth Cherryholmes
Raymond Howsare
the Pines
Morning Sun
Winfield
Richardson
Vernon Fletcher
Dutchie Fletcher
Steve Fletcher
Tracy
William Lowe
Sue Dickinson
St. Mary’s Church
Fairfield
Delbert Lowes
Brighton
Vernon
Dutchie
Social calendar notices for local groups and events
The column lists community events from Friday to the following Tuesday including Rebekah Lodge and Bethlehem Commandery meetings, a CBS Open Installation, a shirts and skirts square dance with Minnie Davis as caller, Friendship Club winter party, KC Hall game supper, Rainbow Girls and Bible study, Tops Club, Senior Citizens and handcraft sessions, VFW Auxiliary, UPW circles, YW wives, pine cone crafts, sledding at the Country Club, and square dance lessons. Many events specify times and venues such as IOOF Hall Masonic Temple YWCA Y room VFW Hall Schoolhouse Fair Grounds and Marion Avenue locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Bethlehem Commandery
Masonic Temple
CBS
Legion Hall
Minnie’ Davis
Friendship Club
Farm Bureau Building
KC Hall
Rainbow Girls
Bible II
Everett Meeker
Niles Sewing Group
Edgar Stewart
Ywca Room
Y. Handcraft II
Victor Peiffer
VFW
1St Presbyterian Upw
Leland Carris
Crele
Sam Batterson
Y Wives
Country Club
West Chester
Chiefs
Don Darbyshire
Marion Ave
UPW
Fairgrounds
CAP board to meet Monday evening in county city
The Washington County Community Action Program board of directors meets Monday January 20 at 8 p.m. in the Robert Day home 1005 South Iowa Avenue. Discussion will include the summer youth employment program. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Community Action Program Board of
Robert Day Home
South
Iowa Avenue
Waco School Supt Thomas resigns with plans unclear
Byron Thomas, Waco School District superintendent for six years, submitted resignation to the board. He began in 1963 at Coggon and may pursue a Ph D at the University of Iowa or a larger district post. AV director Jack Nielsen, middle school principal, and business ed teacher Allen Shahan also resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Byron Thomas
Waco
Board of Education
Thomas
Coggon
University of Iowa
Jack Nielsen
Nielsen
Allen Shahan
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Area Ten
Mrs. McConahey
Iowa
Kalona
Wolf's
Wolf's Flower Shop
Evening Journal
LaMore
Baxter Freese
Ronald Ornduff
Ainsworth
Dean Luers
Herb Hammen
Franklin Sojka
Robert Stout
David Bell
Bob Williams
Wag
East
Washington St
Mary Jo Wittrig
Mary Hotle
Odist
United Church of Christ In
Maxine
Don Blankenhorn
Kenneth Rhea
Springfield
Ill
Legion and Auxiliary Rehabilitation and Child Welfare
CAP
Go Music Company
Washington, Iowa
Insurance Plan Savings and Loan Association
FSLIC
N. Jefferson St
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa
E. Washington
the Peace Corps
Washington, D.C
The
Advertising Council
International Newspaper Advertising Executives
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