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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1968

Page

3

Washington County Fair adds Adult Open Class exhibits

The Washington County Extension Service announces a new adult open class division at the County Fair August 5 to 8 featuring Women's Arts and Crafts Flowers and Senior Citizens exhibits. Entries due July 26 with no fees. exhibits accepted August 5 at the National Guard Armory between noon and 4 30 p m. No judging or premiums. one exhibit per class. displays only. Superintendents listed for each division and department. contact extension office for booklet.

Washington County Extension Service Verne Escher Riverside Isabelle Booth West Chester National Guard Armory Fair Tom Mills Keota Howard Marquis Dwane Shalla Larry Shalla Boyd Seifkas Washington Herb Hammen Wellman Bill Norman Ray Sejka Hubert Malichky Charlie Davison Wayland John Owen Clark Wagner Mayme Squire Walter Smith Mae Lamb

College of Regents Night Program Held at Moose Home

The College of Regents chapter night at the Women of the Moose was called to order by Senior Regent Mrs. Helen Simmering with 56 present from Muscatine Iowa City and Cedar Rapids. New member enrollment occurred and Collegian Mrs Dale Sheetz spoke of Mooseheart trip in June. Tassel ceremony changing green to red honored one year in the college with Mrs Robert Grubb performing. Refreshments, speeches by Collegians and escorts for President Mrs Robert Dunbar marked the event. A Friendship Committee potluck is planned for Sunset Park at 6 30 p m Tuesday July 30 with all members urged to attend and note the July 23 meeting change.

College of Regents Women of the Moose Moose Home Helen Simmering Muscatine Iowa City Cedar Rapids Simmering Harold Brock Dale Sheetz Mooseheart Irene Moomey Vera Dupler Brock Robert Grubb Ray Stalder Robert Dunbar Regina Wilson Virginia Jens Verna McFadden Isabelle Johnson Ethel Phillips Marian Bayers Ardis Rick Ida Kniffen Val Kopecky Edward Letts Howard Curl William McDole Washington Judi Curl Wilbur Hysell Sunset Park

Richey and others transfer motor vehicle titles in Nebr area

A list of numerous individuals and entities including Curtis Claud Richey Bernice Wilcke Linus Veggy Carl Craig Jr Paul Martin Charles Leeper Lloyd Troyer and others transfer interests and titles. The transfers involve various vehicles farms and real estate parcels to Vernon Hartzler Wayne Dawn John Sproule Fred Mast Simon Mullet Dan Guy and others across multiple townships including Kalona Brighton and Washington.

Curtis Claud Richey Ford Bernice Christina Wilcke Plymouth Linus John Veggy Chevrolet Carl Craig Jr Paul Eugene Martin Dodge Charles Anthony Leeper Lloyd Troyer General Telephone Co Iowa Glenn Hershberger Rickey Betty Anders Oldsmobile Wesley William Widmer George Raymond Colthurst Bridgestone Motorcycle Donald Dean McAvoy Namco Mobile Home Ralph W. Miller Vernon Hartzler Nebr. Consolidated Mills Co Wayne Dawn City of Washington John H. Sproule Jr Denny’s No. Washington Fred H. Mast Ray C. Schrepfer Mullet Simon Mullet B. Mullet Dan A. Guy Wanday Lucille Derby Brighton

Club Activities Amid Socials and Gatherings

Friendship Club met Thursday with ten members and two guests from Glendale California. July 25 at 7 30 p m at Sunset Park planned for an ice cream social. HEO Club dessert luncheon featured former members and guests. Hattie Lake Circle picnic at Sunset Park had ten members present. Grace Hill Ladies Aid met at the community building with Bible readings and reflections.

Friendship Club Gary Windus Paul Baird Dean Meyer Glendale Calif Sunset Park Ted Meyer Dean Sandburg Mark Campbell Baird Joe Kaufman HEO Club Lawrence Libe Milton Schnicker Mary Booth Wes Ramsey Lester Merz Debbie Gould Marcia Campbell Lisa Bell Grace Hill Ladies Aid Clyde Dawson Sr Norman Pearle Max Waterhouse Sr Lawrence Miksch

Achievement shows planned for 4-H girls in Washington County

Four-Hers in Washington County prepare for a series of achievement shows starting July 15 focusing on home improvement topics. The event list spans July 15 to July 25 at multiple locations, with 19 clubs and numerous demonstrations, exhibits, and projects.

Washington County Sally Whetstine Extension Home

Vermont Guests Visit Ainsworth Ahead of Essex Junction Trip

Mrs Mina Paulsgrove welcomed a Vermont couple Mr Vincent Relyca Jr and their four children as they traveled home from Texas to Essex Junction. Burke McCreedy hosted in United Methodist church parlors after rehearsals for the Millie Stout Stanley McCreedy wedding. Yellow and white decor, flowers and candles adorned tables as 35 attendees joined. WSCS women served refreshments and aided the reception.

Ainsworth Mina Paulsgrove Vincent Relyca Jr Essex Junction Vermont Texas Mrs. Burke McCreedy United Methodist Church Millie Stout Stanley McCreedy

First Offense OMVI Sentences Passed By Judge Carson

Two men received sentences for first offense OMVI by Judge L R Carson Thursday. William Dean Plank 26 Route 1 South English got a 90 day suspended sentence and a 60 day license suspension. William Floyd Stivers Davenport was fined 300 dollars and had license suspended 60 days. Celesta Melinsky funeral services were held at 9 30 a m Thursday at James Catholic Church with Rev Shelangoski in charge. Pallbearers were Robert Vincent Donald Shelangoski Paul Ryan William Casey and Isador Deutsch. Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery. Jones Funeral Home arranged.

OMVI L. R. Carson William Dean Plank Route 1 South English Iowa William Floyd Stivers Davenport

Mayer Vietnam Service Profile in Third Battalion Marine Unit

Medical Navy man Robert V Mayer of Route 1 Washington Iowa serves with Third Battalion Fourth Marine Regiment Third Marine Division in Vietnam. He aids capture or destruction of enemy forces through firing tactics and maneuvers while his unit runs civic action wells culverts bridges and schools with Marine Corps Reserve aid funds. Australian Labor MP Dr R A Patterson warns fishermen may arm if government does not curb foreign boats in Gulf of Carpentaria near the Great Barrier Reef.

Vietnam Robert V. Mayer USN Victor J. Mayer Route 1 Washington Iowa Fourth Marine Regiment Third Marine Division Marine Corps Reserve Civic Action Fund Sydney UPS R.A. Patterson Labor Party Gulf of Carpentaria Great Barrier Reef

Mrs. Dave Stanley Honored At Eastern Iowa Reception

Mrs. Dave Stanley wife of a candidate for United States Senate was honored at a Thursday coffee hosted by Mrs. Ellery Foster in Wellman. Judy Krewson of Iowa City attended with thirty guests, with Mrs. Stanley Barber as cohostess and special guests Mrs. Herbert Schultz of Frankfurt and Mrs. John Bowser of St. Louis. Political issues of the day were discussed and more receptions planned in eastern Iowa.

Dave Stanley United States Ellery Foster Wellman Stanley Judy Krewson Iowa City Stanley Barber Herbert Schultz Frankfurt Germany John Bowser St. Louis Iowa

Local Admissions and Dismissals List Names and Places

Admitted yesterday were Carrie Brinton of Brighton medical Grant Fletcher of Washington medical James Heilman of Washington medical Dismissed today include Robert Gilchrist of Keota Mrs Cecil Skipton and daughter of Columbus Junction Judy Randall of Cotter and Mrs Winona Smith of Washington

Carrie Brinton Brighton Grant Fletcher Washington James Heilman Robert Gilchrist Keota Cecil Skipton Columbus Junction Judy Randall Cotter Winona Smith

Open House At DAR Log Cabin Draws Visitors

About 45 people toured the DAR log cabin in Sunset Park during Thursday afternoon open house. Attendees came from Texas Wyoming Chicago and nearby Washington County towns. Hostesses were Mrs Edgar Stewart Miss Carol Forgey and Mrs Hattie Carpenter. The next open house is July 25 from 2 to 4 p.m.

Sunset Park Texas Wyoming Chicago Washington County Edgar Stewart Carol Forgey Hattie Carpenter

Local Social Roundup From United Presbyterian Home

Visitors and travels surround the United Presbyterian Home. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Holder return from two and a half weeks in Wisconsin with stops in Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay. Keota residents Mrs. C. D. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Wayne Dickinson call on Mrs. Lulu Randolph. Grandmother Mrs. Winnie Robison visited by her daughter and granddaughter Nicki. Sunday guests included Miss Patti Sheetz, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wade and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker. The Leipers, former Ft. Morgan pastor, were noon guests en route to Illinois, meeting college friends. Emma Henry visits Casper, Wyoming for about six weeks. Matilda Ohlwein’s daughters arrive to help close her cottage. Webb and Patti live in West Liberty. Josephine and Edward in Seaford. Grandsons Walter and James Shalda visit from Chicago. Achterhofs from Milwaukee visit Mrs. Erickson in Stewart Hall. Variety Night features Richard McCleery recounting Bible Lands and other travels with praise for the Y M C A. Guests introduced by Colby. celebrate late-month birthdays with ice cream and cake. Charles McClung, pastor in Philadelphia area, camping at Lake Darling with family.

Charles D. Leiper Ft. Morgan Colorado Richard MecCleery Bulgaria Rumanina Gibraltar Malta Colby Alma Walker Aurora McIntyre John McIntyre

Wellman Men at Camp McCoy Wisconsin in July

Charles R. Capper and Doug Slabaugh from Wellman left for Camp McCoy Wisconsin for army reserve duty. Rex Levert and Aline Gislain won the two ball foursome at Wellman Golf Course on July 4 with a 34. Mrs. Robert Taylor and Todd vis ited the Phillips family. Robert attends Ames summer school. Mrs. Glenn Guengerich becomes new librarian, with Mrs. L C Miller as substitute.

Wellman Charles R. Capper Doug Slabaugh Camp McCoy Wisc Army Rex Levert Aline Gislain Wellman Golf Course Robert Taylor Todd Wendell Phillips Ames Glenn Guengerich L. C. Miller

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