Mrs Helen Brucher visits Ainsworth area families
Waterloo resident Mrs Helen Brucher visited in Ainsworth area. she lunching with John Frames and dining with Howard Pearsons, and attended Robert Quinn funeral with Helena Van Horne. The social round included Stout family gatherings, harvest season activities, a Bicentennial show, and local birthdays and family events across several nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane White Ainsworth
Helen Brucher
Waterloo
John Frames
Howard Pearsons
Richard Stephens
Helena van Horne
Joe Tobin
Robert Quinn
van Horne
Alvin Krebs
Walter Stout
Cedar Rapids
George Stout
Stout
Sunset Park
Orie O’connor
Larry O’connor
Indianola
Joe White
Brian
Lori
Des Moines
Adventureland
Michael
Don Ledgers
Fairfield
Kenneth Ornduff
Kevin
Ron Ornduff
Sandy Stout
Lawrence Whetstine
Washington
Bob Waters
Mt. Pleasant
Terry Bowton
Highland Community School
Jason Wolford
Conesville
Wayne Chown
Ankeny
Wayne
Darold Jones
Wayne Williams
Crawfordsville
County Line Club
Marr Park
Faith Schuerman
Dorothy Plett
Harriet Jones
Ruby Musterman
Mildred Jones
Haydn Davis
Burdette Davis
Russell Owens
Cotter
Honor Debbie Wynn at Wayland shower
Debbie Wynn was honored at a miscellaneous shower in Wayland with orange and yellow decorations. Attending were her mother, sister, grandmother, the groom elects families, and many Leichty relatives. Miss Wynn will become the bride of Wilbur Leichty on September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waunita
West Burlington
Simon Leichty
Ezra Freyenberger
Katie Eichelberger
Levi Roth
Helen Beachy
Earl Swartzendruber
Ray Roth
Noah Graber
Milton Roth
Orval Roth
Lloyd Roth
Willis Graber
Dale Swartzendruber
Max Roth
Dale Diers
Ada Leichty
Gerry Klopfenstein
Randy Roth
Royce Roth
Larry D. Roth
Gordon Watson
Janice Roth
Dick Swartzendruber
Susie Roth
Jake Rensberger
Earl Meek
Audrey
Carma
Helen
Sara Leichty
Carla Morrow Honored at Multiple Showers in Iowa Gatherings
Miss Carla Morrow bride elect of Larry Hildebrand was honored at a June 26 brunch hosted by Mrs. Dave Clark in Wayland with guests from Washington Ainsworth Mt. Pleasant Pleasant Plain and Wayland. Gifts included a contribution from Perfex Co. union workers. Other pre nuptial events included a July 8 gathering in Brighton and a July 18 tea hosted by Mrs. Melvin Rich and Mrs. Everett Hildebrand with family and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waunita Magdefray
Wayland
Carla Morrow
Larry Hildebrand
Dave Clark
Rhonda Brock
Washington
Sandy Widmer
Vi Kruse
Lenore Sprague
Laurie Sorrell
Terry Speed
Joy Williamson
Dorothy Steele
Diane Frame
Karen Hawkins
Ainsworth
James Morrow
Willis Hildebrand
Miss Morrow
Union Workers of Perfex Co
Connie Goodwin
Brighton
Pleasant Plain
Mt. Pleasant
Melvin Rich
Mr. Pleasant
Everett Hildebrand
New London
Larry
Sheila
Hildebrand
Brian Carter
Kim
Amy
Rex Barton
Laurie
Beth
Mona Hildebrand
Ron van Ness
Stacy
Minnie Barton
Gary Hildebrand
Lisa
Larry Snavely
Richard Hisel
John Ozimek
Melissa
Lola Arbogast
Dutton Re-Elected To Eastern Iowa Light and Power Board
Warren Dutton of West Liberty won a three year term on the Eastern Iowa Light and Power Cooperative board, defeating Paul Duffey of Lone Tree 219 to 76 with 21 abstentions at Lone Tree High School. Dutton, director since 1956, has served as president and vice president. Attendance was over 450 as funnel cloud and heavy rain prompted reduced turnout. Jack Martin of Lone Tree was named event chairman. a $100 merchants certificate prize went to Mrs. Donald Sands of Columbus Junction. Donald R Norris and Jo Ann Friis and Bill Furlong spoke. Friis and Furlong were Government in Action Scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Dutton
West Liberty
Eastern Iowa Light and Power Cooperative
AEC
Lone Tree High School
Dutton
Paul Duffey
Lone Tree
Jack Martin
Donald Sands
Columbus Junction
Donald R. Norris
Co-Op
Jo Ann Friis
Bill Furlong
Letts
Ainsworth church women meet
Ainsworth July 15 general meeting of the Ainsworth Community Church Women was attended by twelve members and Rev. Jack Hooten. Activities included devotions, program topics on God speaking to women, and plans for a Three District Retreat in September at Golden Valley Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane White Ainsworth
Ainsworth Community Church
Jack Hooten
Dale Herdlicka
Bob Gerot
Louis Koehler
Ted Woods
Christian Personhood
Ottumwa
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Golden Valley
Lockridge
Mary O’connor
Orie O’connor
Kenneth Paisley
Washington County Hospital
Michael Lyle
Michelle
Marcy
Max Blodgett
Lyle Paisley
Joni Lord
Mary Lord
Coralville
Happy Joe's
Bryce Lord
Ainsworth Farmer's Cooperative
Joel Greene
Corbin Crawford
Clarence Kaufman
Doyle Jarrard
Dale Roberts
Ruth Kilgore
Dell Farrier
Ivan Hahn
Bob Duncan
Bill McGinnis
Don Zachs
Bruce Temple
Gilbert Kueneman
Mike Wood
Shari Stout
Minneapolis
Japan
Gospel concert and social news from Brighton
A Sunday gospel concert in Brighton park by The Afterglow quartet from St. Joseph Missouri drew a good crowd. The New Generation group plans a western tour starting July 22. member Mike Schooley is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schooley. Local notes include a Davenport birth, club meetings at Equality and Hopewell, officer elections, and visiting relatives from Farmington Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Brighton Park
St. Joseph
Mike Schooley
Lee Schooley
Bernard Schwarz
Muscatine
Todd Christopher
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Calvin Schwarz
Moline
Ill
Roger Arnold
Joel Arnold
Washington
Kasylda Lamansky
Rose Peck
East Pleasant Plain
Terra
Grandma
Grandpa Arnold
Equality Club
Beulah Coffin
Allen Lauderdale
Hopewell Club
Darlene Mann
Mann
Naomi Egli
V.P
Maxine Loeffler
Elizabeth Gegner
Treas
Nelli Paul
Orel Koch
Orlin Freys guests in home at Noble
Mrs. Orlin Frey and Sam of Mt. Morris Ill. were houseguests Friday night and Saturday in the Vernon Frey home Noble. Saturday Mrs. Frey visited aunts Lydia Krabill Parkview Elizabeth Wittmer and Salina Zieglowsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamnita Magdefray
Wayland
Orlin Frey
Sam
Mt. Morris
Ill
Vernon Frey
Noble
Frey
Lydia Krabill
Parkview
Elizabeth Wittmer
Salina Zieglowsky
Gene Klopfenstein
Wayland State Bank
Klopfenstein
Lyle Zehr
Zehr
Robert Meyer
Meyer
J. S. Boshart
Boshart
Lois Nebel
Terry Kaufman
Bonnie Wolfe
Janice Roth
Roger Lindner
Wendell Davison
Joni Russell
Sugar Creek Fellowship Hall
Ervin Reschly
Eigsti
Morton
Clayton Eigsti
Mahlon Eigsti
Ben Gerig
Roger McGuire
Sam Hofer
Goshen
Indiana
Olive Wyse
Norman Leichty
Lester Reschty
Columbia
Sam Martin
Nappanee
Ind
Don Cross
Des Moines
Chris Reschly
Davenport
Mark Reschly
Cedar Rapids
Virgil Blosser
Brighton
Dean Clingman
Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Henrietta Wittmer
Harlan Hotel
Elizabeth
Richard Offutt
Cross Plaines
Tennessee
Washington Evening Journal West Iowa July 21 1976 listing rates
The Washington Evening Journal of Washington Iowa dated July 21 1976 is published by Elder Shannon and Co Inc with editors David Elder and William Shannon. It lists subscription rates by carrier in Washington two dollars forty cents per month and by mail within Washington and adjoining counties eighteen dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Wno
North Marion Ave
Washington
Iowa
Elder, Shannon & Co., Inc
United Press International
Inland Daily Press Assn
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Iowa Press Assn
Audit Bureau of
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Sherrie) Lord
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Paula Huffman
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