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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1976

Page

3

Zimri Rebekah Lodge Plans District Convention in Washington

The IOOF Hall hosted a Friday meeting led by vice grand Sandra Hotchkiss with 19 members present. Inez Loman and Pat Coon were re installed. 13 member and 5 other shut in calls were reported. After business, members practiced and planned for the June 12 district convention in Washington, with Madelon Anderson, Emily Lins, and Margaretta Evans in attendance.

Zimri Rebekah Lodge IOOF Sandra Hotchkiss Inez Loman Pat Coon Washington Madelon Anderson Emily Lins Margaretta Evans

Milk Made Magic contest highlights Farm Bureau event

The Farm Bureau Women sponsored the Milk Made Magic contest at the Farm Bureau building Monday afternoon. Sue Walter judged entries with first place awards won by Mrs. Duane White cookies Mrs. Bernard Reed coffee cake Mrs. Paul Hammen main dish Melinda Lord all occasion snacks and Mrs. Ed Augustine salad dessert. Gift certificates were awarded to Martha Asby Lynda Miksch Melinda Lord Marie Horn LaVera Knupp and Minnie Witthoft. Mrs. Nona Reeves won the door prize. Mrs. Paul Hammen chaired the event and Mrs. Ed Augustine delivered a meditation on the Bicentennial Woman. Mike Zachs spoke on the early history of Washington County.

Farm Bureau Sue Walter Duane White Bernard Reed Paul Hammen Melinda Lord Ed Augustine Martha Asby Lynda Miksch Marie Horn LaVera Knupp Minnie Witthoft Nona Reeves Marjorie Holmes Mike Zachs Washington County

Weavers to celebrate golden anniversary at open house

Mr and Mrs Galen Weaver celebrate 50 years of marriage on June 20 with an open house at Brethren Church Friendship Hall near South English from 2 to 4 p.m. The couple, who wed June 20 1926, will host a family dinner at Kalonial Town House Kalona. They are parents of six with 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Galen Weaver Brethren

AFS Picnic Set for June 15 at Brighton Farm

The American Field Service plans a June 15 picnic at 6:45 p.m. on Burnett Smith farm in Brighton. Attendees should bring dishes to pass and their own table service, drinks will be provided, and swimsuits are welcome for those who wish to swim. The event serves as a farewell for Valerie Poubelle, the current AFS student.

The American Field Service AFS Burnett Smith Brighton Valerie Poubelle

Moores Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary at Family Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore of Winfield observed their 60th anniversary on June 6 with a family dinner hosted by sons Lawrence and William Moore. The couple, married June 6 1916 by Dr. J A Kennedy in Ainsworth, had guests including extended family from Washington Mt Pleasant Wayland and other nearby towns. Mrs Moore wore the original necklace from the groom.

Frank Moore Winfield Lawrence Moore William Moore Lulu Hunt J. A. Kennedy Ainsworth Moore Roger Colthurst Thomas Moore Richard Schenk Bobby Washington George Colthurst Tom Lee Hunt Louis Koehler Dale Holmes Andy Colthurst Chuck Bartholow Crawfordsville Bernard Bartholow Muscatine Bruce Moore Rennie Moore Sean Joy Mt. Pleasant Terry Moore Penni Wayland Elbert Moore Monroe Margaret Hopping Columbus Junction

Local Cadette Hysell Visits From West Point

Cadette Larry Hysell arrived Sunday evening for a two week leave from West Point Military Academy. He visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. Truman Hysell. Miss Lois Turnipseed moved to Brownlee Health Center in Washington from Shenk's Nursing Home Wellman. Guests this week at George Kerrs include Rev. and Mrs. Edward Holborow of Knoxville Tennessee. The Holborows are college and seminary friends of the Kerrs. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Last of Jefferson were weekend guests of her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Powley. Mrs. Last's brothers and wives Mr. and Mrs. Warrell Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hall were Saturday dinner guests in the Powley home. A reception for Debbie Douglas and Thomas J. Keedy of Unionville Missouri was held at the Centerville country club. Debbie Douglas, daughter of Mrs. James Douglas of Centerville, teaches in Unionville. Tom Keedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keedy of Washington, is a Missouri law graduate and county prosecuting attorney in Unionville. The couple plan to live at Lake Thunderhead near Unionville.

Larry Hysell West Point Military Academy Mrs Truman Hysell Lois Turnipseed Shenk Wellman Brownlee Health Center Washington George Kerrs Edward Holborow Knoxville, Tenn Holborows College and Seminary Kerrs Herb Last Jefferson Lauren Powley Mrs. Last Mrs. Warrell Hall Marion Hall Powley Debbie Douglas Thomas J. Keedy Unionville Country Club Centerville Robert Keedy Mark First Baptist Church Aspen Colo Debbie James Douglas Central College Pella Tom University of Missouri School of Law Lake Thunderhead

Babysitting class for youth offered by county extension

Washington County Extension Service offers a Babysitting class for fifth and sixth graders. Instruction covers playing with children, growing a babysitting business, parent and sitter responsibilities, and basic first aid. Sessions June 16 18 and 23 from 9 30 to 11 30 at the Iowa Southern Utilities Building. Register at the Extension Office 653 4811. Jean Ostrander will lead, with a seventy cent fee for a babysitting booklet.

Washington County Extension Service Iowa Southern Utilities Washington County Jean Ostrander University of Iowa Jean Hood

Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Meetings

Tuesday and Wednesday social calendar lists numerous group activities across town. Debra Circle meets at 7:30 p.m., Tops Club weighs in at 7, IOOF and VFW evening sessions, and Ruth Hotchkiss hosts. Wednesday includes Just Us Club at 2 p.m., Catholic Daughters supper, Washington Saddle Club at 6 p.m. with drinks and dessert, Senior Citizens Birthday Party at 1:30 p.m., and many circle meetings, lunches, and installations. Reservations contact numbers provided for several events.

Lutheran Deborah Circle Janet Martin Tops Club Ywca Room Ioof Lodge IOOF VFW Noble Grand Ruth Hotchkiss Just Us Club E. H. Messer Catholic Daughters St. James Bob Burt Washington Saddle Club Fairgrounds YMCA UMW Crawfordsville Oes Masonic Temple UPW Sarah Kinzler DeMolay White Shrine Iowa City West Chester

Gertrude Loder Weds Jack A Knox in May 1976

Gertrude Loder and Jack A. Knox of Hedrick were united in marriage at Prairie Flower Baptist Church on Friday evening May 28 1976 at 8 p m The Rev Paul D Lobb officiated The ceremony included piano selections by Mrs Earl Capps and singing by Janis and Jamie Loder The couple resides at Green Meadows in Washington with Brenda Capps attending the guest book and Brian Knox among attendees

Gertrude Loder Jack A. Knox Hedrick Prairie Flower Baptist Church Paul D. Lobb Earl Capps Brian Knox James Rossen Janis Jamie Loder Brenda Capps Green Meadows Washington

District pork meeting set for June in Oskaloosa

Washington County pork producers and porkettes attend the district meeting at Oskaloosa High School on June 22. The event includes a 6:30 p.m. supper, district business, and the district pork queen contest beginning at 4:30 p.m. Linda Peiffer of Washington vies for the title. Open to producers, porkette members and spouses with details from Terry Greiner.

Washington County Oskaloosa Terry Greiner Pork Producers Farmland Feeds Blanco, A.L Laboratories and Feed Specialties Co Ritchie Mfg. Co Iowa Department of Agriculture Linda Peiffer Washington Iowa Porkette Greiner Washington County Pork Producers Association

Feds Retire Early Yet Average Employee Leaves at Fifty Eight

Federal workers retire earlier than many private sector employees with rules allowing work to 70 in some cases but the average federal retirement age remains 58. This reflects a broad trend of earlier exits among federal staff relative to private industry norms.

Linda Eash named Iowa Rainbow for Girls officer

Linda Eash a 17 year old from Washington is named state executive committee member of the Iowa Order of Rainbow for Girls for 1976 77 year according to Mrs Margaret Dowling grand deputy of district 15 Washington Assembly. Installation of Grand Officers will be held at the 51st Grand Assembly Session in Ames June 13.

Linda Eash James Eash Washington Iowa Order of Rainbow Margaret Dowling Washington Assembly Eastern Stars and Masons Grand Assembly Ames

Hospital admits Robert McFarland and dismisses Melo Horak

Yesterday in Ainsworth hospital Robert McFarland was admitted for surgery. Melo Horak from Washington was discharged today.

Robert McFarland Ainsworth Surgical Melo Horak Washington

Hoyt and Williamson Parents of Child in Iowa Notice

On the Record lists MR. AND MRS. DAVID HOYT of Des Moines. He is territorial manager for Super Sweet. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES WILLIAMSON of Centerville. He is assistant manager of the Pizza Hut. They are the parents of one child MR. AND MRS. MYRIL T. WIESE of Wapello. He is retired. She is employed at Winga's.

David Hoyt Des Moines Iowa Super Sweet Charles Williamson Centerville 14Th Pizza Hut Myril T. Wiese Wapello South Avenue Winga’s

Washington Evening Journal masthead and classifieds

The Washington Evening Journal from Washington Iowa lists publication details and staff roles with subscriptions rates for various delivery options. The issue notes ownership Elder Shannon & Co Inc and staff positions including president and editor David Elder and others. Rates include in town monthly 2.40, surrounding area 2.00 monthly, and mail yearly from 18 to 24 dollars depending on location.

Washington Evening Journal Washington Iowa North Marion Ave Elder, Shannon & Co., Inc United Press International Inland Daily Press Assn Iowa Daily Press Assn Iowa Press Assn Audit Bureau of Circulations

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