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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1967

Page

2

Vancy Wasson Weds Donald Dickinson in East Pleasant Plain

Nancy Jo Wasson and Donald B. Dickinson were married at St. Joseph Catholic Church in East Pleasant Plain. The ceremony featured Rev. Edward J. Shephard officiating, with a reception in the church social rooms. The bride wore Alencon lace and peau de soie, carried red roses, and will reside on a farm near Brighton. The couple plans a short wedding trip.

Brighton Nancy Jo Wasson Jasper E. Wasson Donald B. Dickinson Carrie Dickinson Bert Dickinson St. Joseph Catholic Church East Pleasant Plain Panis Angelicus Steve Pacha Libertyville Mike Hudson Pleasantville Lane Jarvis Lyle Stacy Tom Crossett Washington Larry Lauderman Pleasant Plain

Washington Mayor Proclaims February Heart Month

Mayor L. C. Willits of Washington signed a proclamation declaring February as Heart Month. He urged citizens to support the Heart Fund with donations and volunteer service to aid the Heart Association's research education and community programs in 1967.

L. C. Willits Washington Willits Heart Association

Theft at Firestone Store Involves Hundreds Stolen

Mordy Hughson of Washington reported to city police that merchandise valued at several hundred dollars was taken from the Firestone Store over two months. Police are investigating for further information.

Mordy Hughson Washington Firestone

Local residents in brief town news notes

Pam Romine returns home after completing a course at the Bette Bonn Modeling and Charm School in Des Moines. Ale and Mrs Ray Beauregard and daughter Kathy travel from Omaha to McGuire AFB New Jersey and board a plane for Germany where he will serve three years. Airman Beauregard arrived stateside in December after a year at a forward combat base in Southeast Asia. He helped guard the Pacific Air Force air arm's 10,000 mile Bamboo Curtain. Don and Laurence Gardner families announce a newborn son Mark Everett born Saturday. He weighs 7 pounds 5 2 ounces and is welcomed by sisters Rhonda and Pam. paternal grandparents are Everette Gardner. Harold Messenger hosts visit from Laurence Crane and Terry of Sills Illinois to see a wrist injury. Lynn Neuhart awarded a 150 dollar monthly Fels Fellowship to study city management at the University of Pennsylvania. Mrs Pete Griffeth and daughter Trudy attend the spring merchandise show in St Louis. Dick Kespohl helps organize. Mrs Lyle Darbyshire remains a surgical patient at Mercy Hospital Iowa City.

Ale Ray A. Beauregard Kathy Omaha McGuaire Afb N. J Germany Leonard Beaureguard Beauregard States Southeast Asia Pacific Air Force Air Arm Don Gardner Mathers Afb Calif North Highland Mark Everette Rhonda Pam Everette Gardner

John Coulter Dies in Auto Collision Outside Red Oak

John Coulter, 20, one of four youths killed in a Saturday night auto accident north of Red Oak, was the grandson of Mrs. Will Havel of Washington and a son of Mr. and Mrs. William Coulter. Mrs. Coulter is the former Grace Havel.

John Coulter Red Oak Will Havel Washington William Coulter Coulter Grace Havel

Opal Rickey Installed as OES Worthy Matron in Crawfordsville

Opal Rickey was installed worthy matron of the Order of Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple in Crawfordsville with retiring matron Betty Davis introducing installing officer Kathryn Rickey. Various officers were installed including Rosella Crawford as installing organist Beulah Osbourne, Florence White as installing chaplain and Vernon Fletcher as worth patron. Grandchildren sang How Great Thou Art, guest book attended by Florence Henss, and refreshments served by local members.

Crawfordsville Opal Rickey Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Betty Davis Kathryn Rickey Winfield Rosella Crawford Beulah Osbourne Wayland Florence White Marshall Vernon Fletcher Worth Donna Wilson Guy Mitchell Ivan Lee Ruth Fletcher Ada Spencer Gladys Thomas Genevieve Holmes Bernice Paisley Adah Ruth Hazel Moorhead Esther Mazie Howell Martha Billie Jo Rose Electa Lois Ann Olson Don Lee Sentinel Alberta Rhea Rickey Florence Henss Dickey Hamilton Ella Hamilton Doris Davis Phyllis Sommers Ruth W. Erwin

Marines and Navy Host Bean Feed at City Hall

The annual Marine and Navy ham and bean feed will be held in City Hall upstairs rooms Tuesday January 31 at 7 30 pm. All personnel not contacted are urged to attend. Sgt Sutliff of Cedar Rapids will show recent action films from Vietnam.

Marine and Navy City Hall Vietnam Sgt. Sutliff Cedar Rapids

Local men attend mutual funds parley

Robert Koehler and Wallace Fagen attended a Mutual Funds Conference at the Imperial Inn in Chicago January 26. The conference was sponsored by American Diversified Investors Fund, Inc. Industry forums were presented by Glen F. Cray of Chicago, vice president of Smith Arney Co., G.H. Walker III of Chicago, resident partner, H. G. Walker & Co., and T. H. Murphy of New York, research specialist from Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc. Robert W. Jeavens of New York, vice president of Standard & Poor's Corp. presented his company's thoughts on economic forecasts. Two guests also attended the conference: Elwyn Corey of Washington and Ed Conrad of Keota.

Robert Koehler Wallace Fagen Imperial Inn Chicago American Diversified Investors Fund, Inc Glen F. Cray Smith, Arney & Co G.H. Walker III H. G. Walker & Co T. H. Murphy New York Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc Robert W. Jeavens Standard & Poor’s Corp Elwyn Corey Washington Ed Conrad Keota

Mid-Prairie Beats Highland 67 55 In Saturday Hoops

Mid-Prairie defeated Highland 67 to 55 as Dana Walker led the winners with 21 points, John Boyse added 15, and Doug Greiner 13. For Highland, Roger Norris scored 29 points. Highland led 20 16 after one, trailed 33 31 at halftime, and 48 42 entering the final period.

Riverside Mid - Prairie Highland Dana Walker John Boyse Doug Greiner Roger Norris Highland Huskies

Iowa Braille School Wrestlers Tie for Third in NCSA Tourney

Duane Haifley of Washington and the Iowa Braille and Sight Saving School wrestling team competed in the North Central Association of Schools for the Blind tourney in Indianapolis. The Iowa squad tied Ohio for third in the B division, earning its first trophy since 1962 as Kentucky won and Michigan placed second.

Duane Haifley Washington Iowa Braille and Sight Saving School North Central Association of Schools For the Blind Indianapolis Ind Iowa Ohio Kentucky Michigan

Wellman Man Died. Homer Wenger Passes at Mercy Iowa City

Homer D Wenger of Wellman died Sunday night at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at the Wellman Mennonite Church with Gideon Yoder, John Y Swartzendruber and George S Miller in charge, burial in Brethren Cemetery at South English. Born December 10, 1886 in Rockingham Virginia, he was married December 8, 1914 to Velma E Cook who died in 1959. He and his wife farmed near South English then ran a hatchery in Wellman until 1953. He was a Liberty Mennonite Church member. Surviving: two sons Harry of Wellman and Wayne of Hardshell Kentucky, a daughter Wilma Friesen of Hesston Kansas, 13 grandchildren and one foster grandchild. Also eight sisters and three brothers. Friends may call at Powell Funeral Home in Wellman Tuesday.

Wellman Homer D. Wenger Mercy Hospital Iowa City Wellman Mennonite Church Gideon Yoder John Y. Swartzendruber George S. Miller Brethren Cemetery South English Powell Funeral Home Mr. Wenger Rockingham Jacob C Suzanna Suter Wenger Iowa Velma E. Cook Liberty Mennonite Church Harry Wayne Hardshell Paul Wilma) Friesen Hesston Kansas Luther Perry G John R Linville Mary Florence Katy Wenger Perry Martin Henry Wenger Moffett Faught Lucy Shenk Harrisburg Roy Shenk Eld Ridge

Charles I Harrison Dies in Oklahoma City

Charles I Harrison, 86, died in Oklahoma City after major surgery on Sunday January 29. He was born to C W and Mary Knotek Harrison and lived in Ainsworth before moving to Oklahoma about 55 years ago. Survived by his wife, a Fort Worth step-daughter, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services and burial set for Tuesday in Oklahoma.

Charles I. Harrison Oklahoma City Okla C. W Mary Knotek Harrison Ainsworth Oklahoma Fort Worth Texas

Roy Kuntz Patient at University Hospital in Iowa City

Roy Kuntz is a patient in University Hospital Iowa City room 303 A third floor and would appreciate hearing from friends. The Women's Missionary Council of the Assembly of God Church meets Tuesday January 31 at 7 p.m. at Mrs Davona Horn's home.

Roy Kuntz University Hospital Iowa City Women’s Missionary Council of the Assembly of God Church Davona Horn

Admitted Saturday and Births Reported in Washington Area

Admitted Saturday Mrs Cloyd Garrett Washington medical Yesterday Dr Milton Flickinger Washington surgical Births Yesterday Mr and Mrs Robert Becker Keota a son Today Mr and Mrs Everett Goodwin Washington a son Saturday Patrice Pacha Yesterday Harry Roberts Brighton Mrs Richard Skipton Washington Today Mrs Francis Pickering and son Brighton Jay Brewer Washington Mrs Myrtle Cropper Washington Mrs Leonard Crish and son Brighton

Cloyd Garrett Washington Milton Flickinger Surgical Robert Becker Keota Everette Goodwin Patrice Pacha Brighton Harry _ Roberts Richard Skipton Francis Pickering and Son Jay Brewer Myrtle Cropper Leonard Crish

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