Bride of Gary Lee Kramer Ties Veil in West Chester
Kathryn Hope Bauer and Gary Lee Kramer of Ames married in an eight oclock ceremony at United Methodist Church West Chester. The wedding featured a double ring service, organza gown with lace, daisies and peach roses, and a reception in the church social room attended by about 175 guests. The bride is Iowa State University graduate employed at First National Bank Ames. Kramer is a senior in Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine. The couple will reside in Ames.
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West Chester
Kathryn Hope Bauer
Gary Lee Kramer
Ames
United Methodist Church
F. Lloyd Bauer
Paul H. Kramer
Dundee
David Higdon
James Utesch
Moville
Melvin Frohardt
Littleton
Colo
Purcell
Frohardt
Cowell
Dunlap
Leslie Ralph
Wheaton
Julie Johnson
Des Moines
Eldin Bauer
Harry D. Dusenbery
Daniel Lowe
Wheatland
Iowa State University
First National Bank
Kramer
College of Veterinary Medicine
ISU
Ray Grahams honored on 26th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ray Graham celebrated their 26th wedding anniversary with family in Knoxville at the Maple Buffet on Friday July 14. Guests included their son Walter Graham and family from Pella Tama and Brighton relatives. The evening featured cake ice cream and a decorative cake.
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Ray Graham
Walter Graham
Pella
Knoxville
Red Rock
Tama
Jimmie Keen
Jodi
Jeremy
Arlo Graham
Brighton
Otley
Irvin Mathes
Verlan
Accidental Fines After Route 2 Wayland Crash
Karne Louise Neff was fined 10 dollars and costs for failure to keep control after her car struck a parked vehicle on South Iowa Avenue. Her car then pushed a Ross car into Fritz’s parked vehicle. total damage estimates were 1000 dollars and 175 dollars respectively. Dennis Cavy Grimstead paid 25 dollars and costs in JP court for shoplifting.
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Karne Louise Neff
Route 2
Wayland
Iowa Avenue
Neff
Robert Ross
Washington
Michael Ray Fritz
Ross
Fritz
Dennis Cavy Grimstead
Justice of the Peace Court
Pvt Charles T Johnson Service Details
Service record notes Charles T Johnson Pvt stationed at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri with service number 484 62 7470 and unit designation D 1 3 providing location details and service identifier.
Local Birthday Wishes Across Washington County
Earl Burroughs, turning 93 on July 21, is a patient in Washington County Hospital long term care. Elizabeth Hayslett visited the Grahams for dinner, while David and Simon Lowe of Farson Iowa joined Martha and Sherman Chance in Washington for Simon Lowe’s July 18 birthday celebration before traveling to Cranston and Muscatine after dinner.
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Earl Burroughs
Burroughs
Washington County Hospital
David
Simon Lowe
Farson
Iowa
William Chance
Martha and Sherman Chance
Washington
Cranston and
Muscatine
Local hospital admissions and social notes
On the Record lists admissions for Saturday and Sunday including Thomas Rabenold Ainsworth Mary Greiner Keota Richard Gipple Washington Max Goodlander Washington and Mrs Glennie Wolfe Brighton plus Saturday Sunday entries for Jon Platz Washington Mrs Samuel Shepherd and daughter Washington Grace Butler Columbus Junction Mrs Lyle Darbyshire Washington Mrs Keith Litwiller Washington. Sadie Davison of Gardena Calif arrives at Cedar Rapids airport visiting Frances Davison and Mrs John Renoux through August 13. Henry Rees Louie Dallmeyer return from fishing in Canada. Al Conner Davenport visits and attends class reunion with Mrs Conner. Paul Hoyle welcomes newborn Edward Paul adopted July 12 born July 6.
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Thomas Rabenold
Ainsworth
Mary Greiner
Keota
Richard Gipple
Washington
Max Goodlander
Glennie Wolfe
Brighton
Jon Platz
Samuel Shepherd
Grace Butler
Columbus Junction
Charles Morrison
Letts
Lyle Darbyshire
Keith Litwiller
Sadie Davison
Gardena
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Frances Davison
John Renoux
Social Calendar Week of Initiation and Club Meetings
The social calendar lists Rainbow Girls initiation at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Masonic Temple with officers in white. Tuesday includes Lodge No. 26 at 8 p.m. and the EPC Club at Mrs. Ivan Hahn, plus a Booster Club picnic at Sunset Park at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday features the Jolly Nine Club at 6:30 p.m. with a potluck for two birthdays. Thursday notes the H.J. Club postponed and Fleur De Lis Club at 8 p.m. with an ice cream social for Mr. and Mrs. James Birney.
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Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
EPC Club
Mrs
Jolly Nine Club
Dwight Murray
Fleur de Lis Club
James Birney
Jackson Boys 4-H Club Hosts Meeting at Fairgrounds
The Jackson Boys 4-H Club met at the fairgrounds with 12 members present. President Tom Hora presided as talks were given by Andy Hora on Controlling Mice and Tom Wheelan on Rabies and Wildlife. The group also painted trash cans for county fair use.
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Jackson Boys 4-H
Fairgrounds
Matt
Marty
Marvin Sojka
Tom Hora
Andy Hora
Tom Wheelan
Prairie Flower Mission Hosts Radio Ministry Program
Mrs. Stanley Mouser hosted the Prairie Flower Missionary Society with cohost Mrs. Robert Jones. Devotions led by Mrs. Jim Saar, program on Radio Ministry, including Radio Bible Class and Living Reality. Wayne Knupp presided over 21 members. missionary news and prayer by Mrs. Russell George. Refreshments served by hostesses.
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Stanley Mouser
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Robert Jones
Jim Saar
Ward Benson
Radio Ministry
Radio Bible Class
Living Reality
Wayne Knupp
Russell George
Dutchettes Achievement Show Held with 83 Entries
The Dutchettes Achievement Show took place Friday July 14 at Grace Hill Community building. Judge Mrs. M L Crawford oversaw 83 entries with 11 guests attending. cookies and punch were served.
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Grace Hill
M. L. Crawford
Women of Moose hold chapter night session in 1972
Washington Women of the Moose held a Thursday meeting with Senior Regent Mrs Art Harris opening, Collegian Mrs Dale Sheetz presiding, and officers including Mrs Harold Brock and Mrs Bob Dunbar named. Red tassel ceremony honored Mrs Sam Simmering and Red Store directed by Mrs Bill McDole. Next meeting July 27 at ISU rooms.
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Washington Evening Journal
Women of Moose
Women of the Moose
Art Harris
Dale Sheetz
College of Regents
Harold Brock
Bob Dunbar
Wilbur Hysell
Sam Simmering
Bill McDole
Ray Stalder
Howard Curl
Burlington
ISU
Washington BPW to Publish Daily Date Book
The Washington Business and Professional Women's Club will publish a Daily Date Book in September. It will include BPW program details personal calendar and address book plus school event dates. Service clubs are invited to submit meeting dates this week to P.O. Box 516 Washington Iowa.
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Washington Business and Professional Women’s Club
BPW Club
Helen Peiffer
Washington
P.O. Box
Iowa
Funeral services for Etta Fern Wallace held
Funeral services for Etta Fern Wallace were held Saturday afternoon in Jones Funeral Home with Rev. William H. Barber and Rev Willis Longer presiding. Casketbearers were Charles Rademaker, Erwin Wulf, William Wulf, Grove Letts, Maurice Krabill, and Peter Koehler. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery.
Shakespeare play is down to earth at WHS auditorium
Rehearsals for A Midsummer Night's Dream are nearing completion with performances set for Thursday Friday and Saturday in July 2022 at 8 p.m. in the Washington High School auditorium. Tickets cost $1 and may be bought at Logan's Jewelry Joe Falk Co or at the door.
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Washington High School
Logan's Jewelry
Joe Falk Co
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