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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1968

Page

3

New county fair adds adult classes for women and seniors

Washington County Fair introduces trial new divisions open to all county women and seniors with no prizes this year. Entry deadline is July 26. Classes cover art, candles, ceramics, culinary, needlework, textiles, knitting, flower arrangements, and senior crafts. superintendents listed for each division.

Washington County Ment Dwane Shalla Riverside Larry Shalla Boyd Seifkas Washington Herb Hammen Wellman Bill Yorman Ray Sojka Hubert Malichky Charlie Davison Wayland John Owen Clark Wagner Mayme Squires Walter Smith

Sara Kephart Honored At Shower Before August Wedding

Mrs. Richard Weeks Mrs. Donald Lins Mrs. Verne Crone and Mrs. Cloyce Crone hosted a Wednesday evening shower in the Weeks home honoring Miss Sara Kephart a August bride elect. Thirty nine friends and relatives attended with advice given to the bride and games played. The peach and white refreshment scheme was used with punch and coffee served by Mrs. William Jones and Mrs. Kenneth Patterson. Miss Kephart will marry Michael Patterson on August 3.

Richard Weeks Donald Lins Verne Crone Cloyce Crone Sara Kephart William Jones Kenneth Patterson

Dismissals and personnel changes in listed communities

Yesterday Raymond Patterson of Washington in medical dismissal. Today Kevin Hall of Crawfordsville. Mr and Mrs Claude Dickerson of Ainsworth. Vernon Houtz of Grandview. Mrs John Dickinson of Fairfield. Mrs Tom Essex of Washington. Robert Barnet of Fairfield. Rodney Fickling of Keota.

Kevin Hall Crawfordsville Claude Dickerson Ainsworth Vernon Houtz Grandview John Dickinson Fairfield Tom Essex Washington Robert Barnett Rodney Fickling Keota

Select Hardy Phlox For Garden Color And Reliability

The Practical Gardener highlights tall perennial phlox as the top color source with white, red, blue, pink, purple, and orange varieties. It guides choosing blooms now, planting in fall or spring, and lists old standards like Leo Schlageter and Mount FujiYama, plus newer strains. It advises sun, well drained soil, deep digging, humus, fertilizer, and careful watering to avoid mildew.

Leo Schlageter John Falstaff Dresden R. Symons

Rootworm beetles emerge in Washington County corn fields

Washington County Extension Director Jim Frier reports adult western corn rootworm beetles beginning to emerge this week. Field checks with Area Crop Specialist Vivian Jennings show 10 to 20 percent pupated with others in pupa or larval stages. As silks emerge, fields may see serious beetle populations threatening pollination. treatment advised if 10 to 15 adults per field occur. Recommended insecticides include carbaryl, malathion, or Diazinon, with varying durations of effectiveness.

Jim Frier Washington County Vivan Jennings Frier

Baby Timothy Mark Westen Born in Minneapolis

Mrs Adeline Westen received word early this morning of the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Donald Westen in Minneapolis The infant Timothy Mark weighed 6 pounds 7 ounces The Wes ten family resides at 12008 Jefferson Street N E Minneapolis Minnesota 55433.

Adeline Westen Donald Westen Mineapolis Timothy Mark Westens Jefferson Street N. E Minneapolis Minnesota

Novak sentenced to seven years in Anamosa Reformatory

District court Thursday sentenced Dennis Lee Novak to a term not to exceed seven years in the Anamosa Reformatory. No misuse of a bank check charge was brought. Judge L R Carson announced the sentence. Marriage licenses issued to Elvin L Yoder and Bonnie L Roth of Wayland and to Wendell W Nisly and Muriel M Miller of Kalona.

Dennis Lee Novak Anamosa Reformatory Novak L. R. Carson Elvin Leroy Yoder Greenwood, Ind Bonnie Lou Roth Wayland Wendell William Nisly Wellman Muriel Marie Miller Kalona

Fair plans discussed at Crooked Creek Legion meeting

Crooked Creek Cyclones met at the Legion Hall to study fair books and discuss fair plans. Barry Hodges of Canadian 4-H spoke on Canadian 4-H and interests for members. Galen Howsare and Randy Hodge attended the Iowa Junior Angus Premier at Des Moines, with Calf show results noted.

Crawfordsville George Canott E. Roy Bell Washington Art Whiting Kathy Karen Kentucky Whiting Charles Johnson Crofton Crooked Creek Legion Hall Barry Hodges Galen Howsare

Wyman community notes and family visits July events

Mrs Dunn and Elizabeth hosted guests in Wyman with visits from families in Columbus Junction Crawfordsville Huston Texas and Des Moines. The Wyman Community Club elected officers Jean Kracaw Julia Humphreys Jessie Humphreys Dorothy Humphreys and Jessie Rees. Corina Marie born July 7 at Memorial Hospital Mt Pleasant weighed 9 pounds 4 ounces. Several families enjoyed picnics visits 4 H camp attendees Joetta Huff and Bob Dunn attended Ames camp.

Wyman James Dunn Elizabeth William Dunn Columbus Junction J. W. Evans Crawfordsville Mickie Coldwell Kim and Cory Huston Texas Alice Meyers Davenport Jessie Rees Dale Humphreys Jacqueline Micheal Fred Humphreys Kenneth Sabin Memorial Hospital Mt. Pleasant Corina Marie Tammy Wyman Community Club Talma Kilpatrick Jean Kracaw Julia Humphreys Jessie Humphreys Dorothy Humphreys Ruth Witting Linda Des Moines C. D. Davis Robert Humphreys Jim Austin Iowa City Park T. Dewey Sarah Davis

Meyers family picnic ties Wayland gatherings to weddings

In Wayland July 16 families of the late Dave and Ben Meyers met for a picnic with relatives from Ohio and Kansas attending Rita Graber and Donovan Steiner’s wedding. Others hosted and attended events include Mary Schantz and Jay Hanson’s wedding in Iowa City, and various reunions and birthday celebrations across West Wayland park and nearby towns.

Wayland Dave Ben Meyers Ohio Kansas Rita Graber Donovan Steiner Ralph Wade Sterling Illinois Wayne Maumaw Harper Ralph Maumaw Chris Steven David Schrock Dayton Steiner Jim Brooks Bill Deaton Washington Becky Gary Yoder Newton Dean Meyer Duane Yoder Ralph Unternahrer Jacob Unternahrer Clarence Unternahrer Westville Indiana Delmar Truman Beckler John Harold Unterwahrers

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