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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1964

Page

2

Robert Roe and wife honored at 25th anniversary dinner

Mr and Mrs Robert Roe were honored by Roe employees at a dinner Wednesday at Bryn Maur Steak House for their 25th wedding anniversary. The group presented a silver piece for the silver anniversary, dated July 3, with attendees Doyle Brown Clarence Brown Dale Herdlicka James Dunbar Douglas Allen Ronald Armstrong Curtis Snyder and Alice Hagie.

Robert Roe Roe Bryn Maur Doyle Brown Clarence Brown Dale Herdlicka James Dunbar Douglas Allen Ronald Armstrong Curtis Snyder Alice Hagie

Pleasant Hill CWF Meets With Ten Members

The Pleasant Hill Christian Women's Fellowship gathered at the church Thursday afternoon with 10 members and three guests Diane and Roger Chalupa and Illa Mae Earnest attended. The meeting opened with a prayer and patriotic reading from the Psalms. Bertha Earnest led devotions, Cecile Chalupa led a short business segment, and Illa Mae Earnest closed with the Spanish Lord's Prayer. The afternoon was spent planning the coming year's program.

Pleasant Hill Christian Women's Fellowship Diane Roger Chalupa Illa Mae Earnest CWF Bertha Earnest Cecile Chalupa

Prenuptial party for Chrystal Horak

Chrystal Horak was honored at a prenup shower hosted in Avis Widmer’s home. Friends brought gifts placed around a blue and white heart centerpiece with a bride doll. Sherry and Julie Horak and Ann Widmer helped open gifts. Mrs. Alvin Horak arranged a bridal bouquet. guests included the bride’s mother and grandmother, and the bridegroom’s mother from Brighton. Chrystal Horak and Danny Morgan are to marry July 25.

Chrystal Horak Avis Widmer Sherry Julie Horak Ann Widmer Alvin Horak Cleo Schockey James Morgan Brighton

Recreation Area Name Contest at Marr Farm and Kampers Corner

The County Conservation Commission promotes new recreation sites at Marr Farm on Route 92 and Hayes Timber west of Washington. A contest seeks a catchy name for the Liechty timber recreation area while attendees discuss local leisure projects and summer plans.

Marr Hayes Timber Washington County Conservation Commission Liechty Timber Conservation Commission

Brighton area social events and club notices schedule

All notices for this column must be in by 10 a.m. on first publication day. Friday events include Brighton CES at 8 p.m. and Twilight League at 8 p.m. at the Country Club, Shirts and Skirts at 8:30 p.m. at the Fairgrounds, plus Ken Crowcailer. 1939 class reunion at 8 p.m. with dinner and social hour. Sunday features Nira reunion at noon with basket dinner at Sunset Park, and YWCA Whizzers at 7 p.m. with travel to Colonial Lanes in Iowa City for miniature golf or bowling, transportation provided. Monday includes Rainbow Girls at 7:30 p.m. and J. W. Baker WRC at 9:15 a.m. coffee at KP Hall, guests welcome. Tuesday lists VFW Auxiliary at 8 p.m., 7 Wives Coffee at 9:30 a.m., YWCA Mixers at 6:30 p.m. with bowling and pizza after. Baptist Julie Miller Circle at 6:30 p.m. picnic at Sunset Park. Beulah Hesselgesser hostess. Legion Auxiliary at 7:30 p.m. in Legion rooms with installation of officers.

Ken Crowcailer Country Club Nira Sunset Park Ywca Whizzers Colonial Lanes Iowa City VFW VFW Hall Robert Vanderlinden Dwain Tschantz Ed Zieglowsky YWCA Julie Miller Beulah Hesselgesser Legion Auxiliary

Wayland Class of 1924 Holds 40th Reunion

Wayland High School Class of 1924 marked its 40th reunion Thursday at Captain's Table. Seven girls and seven boys attended. two members, Mrs Arvilla Witting Sweet and Mrs Freda Zear Nicola, are deceased. Rev Dr W W Bowers delivered the commencement address, then a Methodist minister in Washington.

Wayland Reunion Wayland High School Arvilla Witting Sweet Freda Zear Nicola W. W. Bowers Waterloo Washington

Mattie Morrow and Rex Manning Wed in Mt Pleasant

Mattie Louise Morrow and Rex Manning were married Wednesday evening in Mt Pleasant at the office of George Means Justice of the Peace who performed the ceremony. Attendants were Lola Beth Black and Clifford Manning sister and brother of the couple. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Isaac Kleese of Washington and Gilbert Morrow of Burlington and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs Mabel Manning of Mt. Pleasant. They will live in Mt Pleasant where the bridegroom is employed. A dinner is planned at the home of Mr and Mrs Isaac Kleese for the couple Sunday July 12 for family and invited guests.

Mattie Louise Morrow Rex Manning Mt Pleasant George Means Lola Beth Black Clifford Manning Isaac Kleese Washington Gilbert Morrow Brighton Mabel Manning Mt. Pleasant

Local visits and hospital notes for Ft Dodge area

David Vanderbilt visits relatives in Ft Dodge and Garnett Kansas and Kansas City Missouri. Luther Cram a burns patient moved to Mercy Iowa City for grafting and stays in room 300 for about two months. Bill Graf recovered from surgery in Iowa City and stays in room 307 for about two weeks. Hattie Kessel of Brigh ton a Mercy Hospital patient in Iowa City for at least two weeks. Weekend guests include the Rev Kenneth McGehee and Mardi of Atchison and D A McConnell of Waterloo. John Vanden Berg of Pella visits Clarence Goemaat. Milo Sorden travels to Madison Wisconsin for Hodag premiere. sister E E Starry of Sigourney attends.

David Vanderbilt Ft. Dodge Garnett Kans Kansas City Luther Cram Mercy Hospital Iowa City Bill Graf University Hospital Hattie Kessel Brighton Leland Carris Tom Berdo Kenneth McGehee Mardi Atchison, Kan D. A. McConnell Waterloo Milo Sorden Madison Wis

Rebekah Club Plans Potluck Supper At LOOF Hall

The Rebekah Club met Thursday afternoon at the LOOF Hall with 14 members present. Arrangements were made for a potluck supper on August 13 at 6 30 p.m. Members are to bring white elephants.

Rebekah Club

Wayland Picnic Outing and Local Personnel News

Wayland residents enjoyed a July 4 fried chicken picnic at Mrs. Hazel Miller’s Fairfield home honoring Tina Miller and Nina Bain. A roundup of local visits, moves, and achievements includes Dan Reschly making the Dean’s List at Iowa State University and Ruth Goldsmith vacationing in Iowa with her family.

Wayland Tina Miller Nina Bain Hazel Miller Fairfield Dean Kauffman Teresa Edith Yount Omer Roth Kenneth Miller Ira Miller Tom Hackett Betsy Mark Gerry Rhea Areta Calif J. J. Pritchard Parkview Fred Krebill Donnellson Ella Pink James Lowenberg Dan Reschly Glen Reschly Iowa State University Ames Ruth Goldsmith Collins Radio Richardson Texas Mary Goldsmith Clarence Byron Thomas Waco State University of Iowa Jack Hertig Southdale Drive Elkhart Indiana Max Miller Kansas City J. E. Graber Emma Klopfenstein Pleasantview Kalona Virginia Jones Sacramento Nora Hixson Eli Yoder Louis Gugel Nick Yoder Iowa City Harold Hexworth Amana Will Richard Emma Cloud Fred Hildebrand Burlington Richard Mary Carl Petersons Hoxworths Elaine Leichty Henry County Hospital Leonard Leichty Ray Good Stanley

Cub Scouts Meet in Reighard Home Kiowa Iowa

Keota Cub Scouts Den I met Tuesday afternoon at Allan Reighard home with leaders Mrs Arlene Reighard and Mrs Rosalie Pearson and Den Chief Brad Fosdick. They discussed the Flag history and proper use. Puppet show by the boys tied to American Heritage theme. Visitors from West Chester Washington St Louis and others joined Everette Green and Merle Lytle guests. Johnny Flanders underwent major surgery at Veterans Hospital in Iowa City Tuesday morning. Sunday visitors in Everette Green home included Kelly Bohr George Miller Barbara and Betty of Wellman. Harriette Peifer released from Mercy hospital and staying with Kenneth Jaeger for recuperation.

Keota den I Cub Scouts Allan Reighard Arlene Reighard Rosalie Pearson Brad Fosdick Johnny Flanders Veterans Hospital Iowa City Everette Green Kelly Bohr George Miller Barbara Betty Wellman Harriette Peifer Mercy Hospital Kenneth Jaeger

Retired Nell Willhoit Still Active in Hobbies and Travel

Nell Willhoit, aunt of Mrs. Walter Doak, retired after 32 years teaching high school math in Blue Island Illinois. An avid golfer for 30 years she won a prize in a July 4 blind bogey event at Washington Golf and Country Club, and she enjoys bridge antiques and travel including Europe and a Maritime New England tour. She visits Washington as a guest in the Doak home and weighs future roots in Iowa Blue Island or elsewhere.

Washington Golf and Country Club Nell Willhoit Bill Casey Miss Willhoit Walter Doak Blue Island Ill Davenport Washington Doak Bridge Chicago Iowa Europe New England

Walnut Women Club Ice Cream Supper Plans Fall Event

The Walnut Women's Club served homemade ice cream cake and coffee to ten families hosted by Mr and Mrs Milton Schnicker with help from Mr and Mrs Earl Ferrell. Mrs Schnicker led the meeting delaying the August picnic and outlining plans for the annual Wiener roast on September 3.

Walnut Women's Club Milton Schnicker Earl Ferrell

West Chester WRC Hosts Monday Coffee Gathering

Social Group II of the West Chester J. W. Baker Women's Relief Corps will hold a coffee at 9 15 a m at KP Hall West Chester on Monday July 13. Members may bring guests to this gathering.

West Chester Wrc West Chester J. W. Baker Women’s Relief Corps KP Hall

Catholic women plan Keota meeting and July events

The Diocese council of Catholic Women district II will hold a meeting at St Marys school Keota on Wednesday July 15 with an 11 a.m. executive board session and a cooperative luncheon. the afternoon program starts at 1 15 p.m. Local residents Blair Wood moved into a property on East Washington Street Sigourney. others join family gatherings and Fourth of July visits while 4 H members from Keokuk county attend Madrid camp with 45 members and counselors including Mrs Lyle Miller.

Keota Diocesan Council of Catholic Women, District II St. Marys School Blair Wood Washington Street Sigourney Woods Wayne Olson Madrid Keokuk County 4-H Lyle Miller al Mess LeClaire Mess J. C. Huber Davenport George Stoutner Vera McDowell Cordelle Singleton John McDowell Mt. Pleasant

Record of births and family announcements

Yesterday the record notes Mr and Mrs Charles Long of Washington welcomed a son. Today Mr and Mrs Larry Anderson of Keota welcomed a son. Today Mrs Lyle Manning and daughter. Mr Pleasant Mrs Harold Miller of Washington. Claude Dickerson of Washington also noted in the announcements.

Charles Long Washington Larry Anderson Keota Lyle Manning Mr. Pleasant Harold Miller Claude Dickerson

Good drivers in many fatal mishaps

State Safety Department to hold voluntary instruction classes for drivers with no prior violations amid rising fatal accidents. Commissioner William Sueppel cited about 40 percent of fatal crashes involve previously nonoffending motorists. Sessions run two hours in Guthrie Center, Leon, and Montezuma with aims to boost knowledge of traffic laws and free way driving. If popular, the program may expand statewide.

Des Moines UPI State Safety Department William Sueppel Guthrie Center Leon Montezuma Sueppel

Johnson seeks deeds over words from Castro in Cuba talks

President Johnson said he is much more interested in deeds than words from Fidel Castro as Castro offered to improve relations. He announced Michael Forrestal will head a new inter agency task force on South Vietnam and Lucius Battle will be U S ambassador to the United Arab Republic. In Hollywood, Kenneth More plans a rare trip to star in The Collector at Columbia.

U. S United Arab Republic Johnson Cuba Castro

Livestock Markets Report From Chicago Up to Date

Markets in Chicago show hogs at about steady with a small supply and prices rising 25 cents for select lots. Cattle and calves see slaughter steers and heifers up to 50 higher, with prime and high choice weights quoted. cows and sheep with varied gains and small lots, spring lambs steady to firm at 24.50 for light weights.

Chicago UPI

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