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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1963

Page

3

Washington Saddle Club Meets and Plans June Trail Ride

The Washington Saddle Club met at the Washington Fair Grounds with Merle Warner and Thora Pease on the committee. Vice President Allen Johnson led the meeting to discuss the Southeast Iowa Trailriders ride held May 19 and the Washington County Fair horse show. A local trail ride is set for Sunday June 9 at 1 00 p m at Frank Kleese’s west of Washington. attendees should bring cookies or cake for refreshments. New members include Ralph Dickinson Tom Waters John Wenger Norma Beck Gary Danny Linda Scheeler and others.

Washington Saddle Club Washington Fair Grounds Merle Warner Thora Pease Allen Johnson Southeast Iowa Trailriders Association Frank Kleese Washington Ralph Dickinson Brighton John Waters Tom

Infant son of Hayes Houtz found dead at home

The infant son of Dennis and Beverly Hayes Houtz of Cairo was found dead Friday. Dr Kenneth Carrell Louisa County medical examiner said the child apparently suffocated in bed. Born March 30 1963. Survivors include his parents four brothers and two sisters. Services were held June 1 at Burlington.

Dennis Beverly Hayes Houtz Cairo Kenneth Carrell Louisa County Burlington

Vigilant School Sifts through Cooperative Supper and Plans

The Vigilant School class of First Presbyterian Church met at 6:30 Monday evening for a cooperative supper and class party with President Mrs. R J Dawson presiding. Gene Schneider led devotions and a letter from missionaries in Africa was read thanking the group for a gift. The program featured Mrs Ed Blattner recounting the Presbyterian Women's caravan bus trip to Southeastern missions. The serving committee included Harvey Davis Mrs Gene Schneider and Della Humphrey. A memorial by Eva Robertson honored 37 past members and four who died this year Ethel Henderson Mrs Fannie Gilbert Mrs Pearl Whisler and Mrs Edna Gardner. A contribution to the DUV scholarship fund and the Pea Ridge Ark memorial project was announced and plans for a Washington fall convention were discussed.

First Presbyterian Church R.J. Dawson Gene Schneider Bob Pierce Africa Ed Blattner Presbyterian Southeastern Missions Harvey Davis Della Humphrey Farm Bureau Maurice Smylie Eva Robertson Ethel Henderson Fannie Gilbert Pearl Whisler Edna Gardner DUV

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