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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1970

Page

3

Knit Wits and club notes mark busy social week

Knit Wits met with Carolyn Jones, planning a potluck with Mrs. Kenneth Davison and awarding a door prize to Mrs. Ed Macrander. Garden II hosted by Mrs. S. M. Fishburn featured the poem We Can’t Ask God with meditation led by Mrs. Lloyd Walker. Sun shine Community Club and families shared a potluck at Farm Bureau Building. John Johnson family attended, plus European slides by Mr. and Mrs. Colthurst. Cedar Township Farm Bureau Women, led by Mrs. Wayne Norman, held a meeting with 15 women and 5 children. New Year goals were shared, and reports on farm management and health care were given. Pajama project for S. S. Hope discussed, and Jiffy Notes bought to aid a scholarship fund. Farm Bureau Spirit Song sung, and a hairpin lace demo by Mrs. Dale Lance. Applied Arts I met at Bernard Singleton’s. flag etiquette taught. Y-Wives hosted in Y rooms with hairpin lace work. university guest Jean-Pierre Huguet to speak at next week’s luncheon. White Shrine session at Masonic Temple featured Past Officers Night and memorials for six departed members. future ceremonies announced. Damascus Shrine affiliation votes, Obligation Night observed, and a memorial service. Obituaries and ceremonial dates shared. August wedding plans announced for Bernadette Freund and Joseph Pieper.

Knit Wits The Carolyn Jones Kenneth Davison Ed Macrander Wayne Norman Cedar Township Farm Bureau Norman Clark Bauer Blue Cross Blue Shield S. S. Hope Keith Stewart Katherine Bates America White Shrine Cloyd Garrett Shepherds Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple Walter Bauer Bauer Marion Snodgrass J. Paul Wolfe Donald Batterson Rolland Kammerer Donald Lins Kenneth Peters Material Objective Garrett Supreme Ruth Lord Worthy Iowa City Irving Stoner Matha Klein Harry Kirkley Damascus Shrine Charles Greenlee

St James Circles Postponed Due to Ill Speaker

The joint meeting of the St James women's circles scheduled for tonight has been postponed because the speaker is ill. Local members were preparing for the gathering at the church hall, with rescheduling to be announced by organizers.

St. James

Scout Troop 242 Winter Hike Near Coralville Reservoir

Twelve Scouts and several Scouters from Troop 242 spent a blustery Sunday on a winter hike around the Coralville reservoir starting at North Liberty road and ending with pickup at Turkey Creek. They crossed the dam, followed snow covered trails, studied animal tracks, and earned a homemade patch for their efforts. Notables on the trail included Gary McClure, Mick Smith, Steve Jaspers, Pat Brock, John McCarthy, Randy Russell, Dennis Franzen, Ted Porter, Roger Carey, Brian Lomen, and Brian Romine. February highlights include a live display on the town square during Boy Scout Week and a father son five mile hike plus cookout at Palisades Kepler State Park.

Coralville Reservoir North Liberty Road Iowa River Prairie du Chien Road Turkey Creek Gary McClure Mick Smith Steve Jaspering Pat Brock John McCarthy Randy Russell Dennis Franzen Ted Porter Roger Carey Brian Lomen Brian Romine Palisades Kepler State Park

Sisson Center Activities Share Winter Spotlight

The Sisson Center reports steady attendance despite cold weather as volunteers handle daily operations in the absence of the director. Helen Goodin serves as this week’s hostess and winter movies move to the Community Room on Wednesdays. Craft sessions draw 16 participants with show and tell reveals in needlecraft. The center mourns Ruth Berger, a former shuffleboard expert who mentored members. The Senior Citizen Council elected new officers led by President John Owen and Vice President George Dare. New members and committees were named as the group totals 18 members with three-year terms.

Helen Goodin American Can Company McCleery Ruth Berger Senior Citizen Council John Owen George Dare Mary Soper Neal Burton Owen Squire

Golden Age Club Holds All Day Meet at YWCA

Twenty eight members attended an all day gathering at the YWCA room for making wheelchair covers a quilt a sack of carpet rags and scrapbooks. Mrs. David McGaffey will distribute the items to county ne edy and veterans. Nellie Moriarty and Leola Huston celebrated birthdays with cake after lunch.

Golden Age Club YWCA David McGaffey Nellie Moriarty Leola Huston

Iowa senator pushes bill over booby traps and injuries

State Sen. Bass Van Gilst of Oskaloosa seeks a way to curb booby traps without harming residents. The Briney couple of Mahaska County faced a 1967 trapgun incident injuring a prowler, a 1969 $30,000 judgment against them, and a 1970 sheriff sale of their Eddyville farm to partially satisfy the award.

Des Moines UPI Bass van Gilst Oskaloosa van Gilst Edward Briney Eddyville Mahaska County Brineys Marvin Katko Katko

Senior Citizens Meet Tonight at YMCA McCleery Room

The Senior Citizens gather for an Evening of Fun this evening at 7 o'clock in the McCleery room of the YMCA.

McCleery YMCA

Highland High appoints new band director

Jerry Olson has been hired by the Highland school system as band director at Highland High School. He started work Monday after former band director Ray Hudson resigned.

Jerry Olson Highland School System Highland High School Ray Hudson

Social Calendar Notices for Early Week Events

Social calendar items note deadlines by 10 a.m. for first publication with notices printed three days prior. Wednesday lists World War I Barracks Auxiliaries at 6 30 p.m. potluck, plus Child Study Mrs Miles Krieger and Senior Citizens eve ning of Fun at MecCleery room Y. Thursday features O E S Pinochle dessert at Winga Cafe and cards at Masonic Temple, Independent Club noon family potluck at the Wiley home, two dishes to pass. Friday shows WCT U 1 30 p.m Miss Margaret Work and Loyal Builders S S Class potluck 6 30 p m at church. Saturday lists Lodge No 26 A F and A M 7 30 p.m Masonic Temple work on second degree.

Auxiliary Legion Hall Miles Krieger Winga Cafe Masonic Temple Independent Club Robert Wiley Margaret Marion Ave Loyal Builders S. S

Washington Evening Journal masthead and data line

The Washington Evening Journal provides staff roles and publication details, listing David Elder as Eriter and Business Manager, William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director, Charles Morris as News Editor, Bob Shaffer as Local Advertising, Howard Hazen as Production Superintendent, with affiliates and circulation notes. The paper is published afternoons except Sunday, Christmas and July 4th and is entered as second class matter in Washington Iowa.

Washington Evening Journal Washington Iowa David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Bob Shaffer Howard Hazen St Office United Press D Daily Press Iowa Daily Press Ass Iowa Press Ass Audit Bureau of Circulations

Sugar and Spice Club Meets at YW After School

Twenty four young members gathered after school at the YW with Brenda Lomen as guest. The group crafted valentines for mothers and planned to continue the project at the February 9 meeting.

Sugar and Spice Club Brenda Lomen

Hail Damage to Crops Topic for Adult Agriculture Class

Hail damage to crops will be discussed at the adult agriculture class Thursday night. A local insurance agent will present slides. The session starts at 7 30 in the vocal room of the high school.

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S. M. Fishburn R. J. Dawson Lloyd Walker Henry Rees Bill Stern Sunshine Community Club John Johnson George Colthurst Gary Crossett Bill Koehler Jesse Stout Cedar Township Farm Bureau Women Applied Arts Gerald Ridley Meeting of Applied Arts Bernard Singleton Sandra Prochaska Cathy Berns Bill Crandall John Cherry Jean - Pierre Huguet University of Poitiers France Jack Moore Lathol Guy Omer S. Freund Clinton Bernadette A Joseph A. Pieper Ardell Pieper Kalona Clinton High School Mercy Hospital School of Radiologic Technology University of Iowa North Side Square Sisson Cuts By Grace Kerr Council M. L. Brown Della Humphreys Leo Nardy Clifford Connelly Highland Benjamin Moore Osincup's Golden J Buch DIAL Jim & Evelyn Eash Pastry Shop West Side Square Doorbuster Tsa
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