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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1976

Page

3

Shearer-Reighard vows join in July 1976 ceremony

Neda J. Shearer and Mike Reighard united in marriage Friday July 16 1976 at Faith Baptist Church at 7 p.m. Officiated by Rev. Kaufman Ricks Zickefoose. Parents Mr and Mrs Lester Shearer Gary Indiana and Mr and Mrs Gailen Reighard Washington attended. Reception for about 125 guests followed. The couple plan to live on South Avenue H after a Colorado trip and have roots in Indiana and Washington communities.

Neda J. Shearer Mike Reighard Faith Baptist Church Phillip Kaufman Joseph Ricks Gail Zickefoose Lester Shearer Gary Ind Gailen Reighard Washington Dwain Tschantz Jewel Nicholson Mt. Union Diane Wilkins Indiana Randy Reighard Daryl Richardson Tammy Bennett Ron Reighard Laramie Wyo Kevin Johnson Stan Meader Tim King Bessie Zickefoose Brightom Clarence Reighard Keota Central Bible College Springfield South Avenue H Colorado

Prairie Painters Club Meeting in Wellman

The Prairie Painters met Monday at the Recreation Hall Wellman with eleven members present host Mrs Martha Cole. President Mrs Mildred Statler led the business meeting and reports from Statler Yoder and Miller on the International China Painters Convention in New Orleans. Afternoon painting session followed. Next meeting with Mrs Bea Niffenegger on Aug 23.

The Prairie Painters Wellman Martha Cole Hazel Coffey Mildred Statler Statler Mary Yoder Amy Miller New Orleans Bea Niffenegger

Charles Snow Hospital Stay At Iowa City Facilities

Charles Snow is a patient at Children’s Hospital and University Hospitals in Ward A, Iowa City. The report notes his admission status and location within the two hospital complexes.

Charles Snow Children’s Hospital University Hospitals Ward A Iowa City

Social Calendar for Rainbow Girls and LBC Club

Wednesday Rainbow Girls meet at 7:15 p.m. at the Masonic Temple with officers practice and a regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. honoring Mark B. Sexton. Thursday LBC Club gathers at 1:30 p.m. at Winga's.

Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Mark B. Sexton Winga’s

Snowball Social Club hosts mixed guests for ice cream social

The Snowball Social Club held an ice cream social Tuesday at Thelma Fuhr's home with five members and guests Jani and Joe Rossen and Mrs. Claudia Allison plus Tonya of Denver. September plans include a Wiener roast in Sunset Park. The World War I Barracks and Auxiliary met at Sunset Park for a potluck dinner with 21 present. Ethel Burham bought five yards of material. Thelma Rohrer will assemble welcome kits for the Veterans Hospital Iowa City.

Thelma Fuhr Jani Joe Rossen Claudia Allison Tonya Denver Colo Sunset Park Agnes Meeks Ethel Burham Thelma Rohrer Veteran's Hospital Iowa City Ruth McKee

Hospital Admission and Discharge Report

Yesterday admissions include George Canott of Crawfordsville and David Powers of Ainsworth for medical care. Today includes Randy Criss of Caavesville for medical treatment. Discharges yesterday were Earl Tangen of Letts and Opal Hahn of Keota. today Rex Hesseltine of Brighton Leonard McKeone of Washington Rex Jackson of Richland and Robert Bodkins of Brighton.

George Canott Crawfordsville David Powers Ainsworth Randy Criss Caavesville Earl Tangen Letts Opal Hahn Keota Rex Hesseltine Brighton Leonard McKeone Washington Rex Jackson Richland Robert Bodkins

Questers Display Four Historic Windows in Washington

The Log Cabin Questers of Washington arranged four historical windows at the Squire Shoppe as a bicentennial project. Windows showcase turn of century kitchen items, 19th century attire, Easter Parade outfits, and early farm tools. Members from West Chester, Washington and Ainsworth areas support the display and national preservation aims.

Log Cabin Questers Washington Squire Bennington Ross Dry Goods Columbus Junction Questers West Chester Ainsworth Questers Club Journal

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