West Chester Alumni Banquet Honors Past and Elects New Officers
West Chester Alumni Association held its annual banquet on Saturday June 10 at the West Chester school with 77 alumni and guests served by Mrs Mable Moore and assistants. Decorations in blue and white featured blue candles banners and garden flowers. New officers named Ed Augustine president Bill Dusenbery vice president Pauline Stewart secretary treasurer and committee chairs for nominating decorating invitation program and table. The gathering celebrated ten year classes and announced an engagement for Linda Marie Johnson to Hans C Gy lstrom with an early February wedding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
West Chester Alumni Association
Mable Moore
Mary Ann Paul
Janet Bauer
Rosalie Pearson
John Duvall
Frank Kleese
Sharon Hahn
Corrine Duvall
Fred Wright
Mid Prairie
Kathy Bauer
Karen Huber
Nancy Slemmons
Dorothy Pauley
Ed Augustine
Bill Dusenbery
Pauline Stewart
Bob Stout
Pat Mangold
Vera Forinash
Hal Colliver
Wilbur Eyestone
Grinnell
Wilber Wright
Mary Luers Statler
Myrna Stone Coakley
Ken Dusenbery
Pat Hotle Mangold
Corinne Nicola Duvall
Hal Hotle
Ted Griffith
Priscilla Porter Wright
Betty Griggs Engle
Dale Engle
Verna Lee Bauersachs
Janetta Mottet Weltha
Gail Niffenegger
Don Butterbaugh
Larry Hough
Walter Bauer
John Hough
Larry
Bob
Jay
L. D. Bauersachs
Jerseyville
Ill
Edith Bauer
Betty Janecek
Mary Statler
Tom Hobbs
Loren Renoux
Marge Rich
Marcella Renoux
Phyllis Crile
Jerry Forinash
Stan Bauer
Carol Richardson
Walter Johnson
Washington
Linda Marie
Hans C. Gylstrom
Arvid C. Gylistrom
Karlskoga
Sweden
Miss Johnson
Washington High School
University of Iowa
Gylistrom
Fortieth wedding anniversary for Lamansky couple
Mr and Mrs Roy J Lamansky celebrated their fortieth anniversary at St Joseph's Church East Pleasant Plain with a high mass by Rev Edward Shephard. Over 300 guests attended a 2 to 5 pm reception. a charivari concluded the day at the couple's home with family and fourteen grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Pleasant Plain
Roy J. Lamansky
St. Joseph’s Church
Edward Shepherd
William Peck
Panis Angelicus
Mary Crish
Mother
Sally Arnold
Jane Farrier
Mrs. Arnold
Club coffee hosts and Legion Auxiliary elects officers
Mrs Boyd Siefkas hosted the first YWives summer coffee with 27 attendees and guests Lois Williams Jan Chalupa June Dodder June Jensen. The next coffee is June 27 with Mrs Richard Horak and cohostesses Madge Deaton Nancy Pasley. At a Legion Auxiliary meeting Mrs Earl OConnor was elected president. sewing preceded the meeting, two quilts were finished, and the nominating committee announced officers including president Mrs OConnor and others. the group planned sending the new president to the Des Moines state convention July 20 21. An auditing committee was appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Siefkas
Y Wives
Paul Adam
Rex Emerson
Lois Williams
Jan Chalupa
June Dodder
June Jensen
Richard Horak
Madge Deaton
Nancy Pasley
Earl O'Conner
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
T. J. Pease
David Livingston
Harold Perry
W. F. Henry
O’conner
M. J. Cruise
Henry
Leland Carris
Don Hazen
Pease
Des Moines
Golia Miller
Carris
Olive Watson
First Baptist Hettie Lake Circle meets in church lounge
The First Baptist Hettie Lake Circle met Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the church lounge with 10 members present. They visited members at home then held a business meeting led by Mrs Hazel Johnson. Devotions were by Mrs Gaylen Bickford and Mrs Lennard Pohren. prayer by Mrs Werner Lowry. Cora Hopping and Mrs Maybelle Foss will visit shut ins this month. Thirty five church calls were reported. refreshments were served by Mrs Pohren and Mrs Bickford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Hettie Lake Circle
Hazel Johnson
Gaylen Bickford
Lennard Pohren
Werner Lowry
Cora Hopping
Maybelle Foss
Pohren
Bickford
Washington Evening Journal staff and mail rates notice
The Washington Evening Journal lists staff including David Elder editor and business manager William Shannon vice president advertising director Charles Morris news editor Bob Shaffer local advertising Howard Hazen production superintendent. The paper publishes afternoons except Sundays Christmas and July 4th and is entered as second class matter under Act of March 3 1879. Mail subscription rates shown for Iowa two months three months and yearly with outside Iowa rates per week by carrier in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
Washington
Iowa
Antioch Social Club Hosts Flag Day Meeting
Mrs Wayne Mangold hosted the Antioch Social Club on Thursday with eleven members and seven children present. Guests included Mrs Elmer Vincent Mrs Arthur Duensing and Mrs Joe Knotek. President Mrs Walter Bauer opened with a Flag Day history and prayer. Duensing showed two cancer films and Knotek spoke on cancer research followed by a Q and A. The next meeting is a family ice cream social at West Chester school grounds on July 9 at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Mangold
Antioch Social Club
Elmer Vincent
Arthur Duensing
Joe Knotek
Walter Bauer
Duensing
Knotek
West Chester
High Scores in St Joseph Summer Pinochle Marathon
Final four rounds list top pairs: Mrs Alex Gevock and Mrs Margaret Payne 3930 points. Mrs Frank Casey and Mrs Martin Whittaker 3840. Mrs Charlie Greiner and Mrs Bernard McCarthy 2400. Mrs Glenn Widmer and Mrs Frank Netzer 1990. Bertha and Alice Dempsey 1980.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Alex Gevock
Margaret Payne
Frank Casey
Martin Whittaker
Charlie Greiner
Bernard McCarthy
Glenn Widmer
Frank Netzer
Bertha
Alice Dempsey
Linen shower honors Miss Twyla Hammes
Miss Twyla Hammes was honored at a linen shower Sunday afternoon. Cohostesses Miss Sandra Weber Miss Karen Schreurs and Mrs Penny Syper hosted at Miss Weber's home. Twenty five classmates attended. The gift table featured a white lace cloth over yellow. Sister Linda Hammes helped open gifts. Miss Hammes will wed Kenneth Morlan July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Twyla Hammes
Sandra Weber
Karen Schreurs
Penny Syper
Weber
Linda
Miss Hammes
Kenneth Morlan
Social calendar notices for Crawfordsville and nearby groups
Community notices schedule events from Wednesday to Sunday with multiple clubs and groups. Activities include meetings, picnics, luncheons, and social gatherings at churches halls and temples, with times and locations listed and some participation requests or reminders.
Patten to Demonstrate Pattern Alteration at Grace Hill
Fairfield resident Mr Patten will demonstrate pattern alteration at Grace Hill community building on Monday June 19 at 7 30 p m The program is sponsored by a 4 H group and open to the public attendees welcome
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Mr. Patten
Fairfield
Grace Hill
Plan open house to honor Father Lew
The Rev. T. J. Lew will be honored at an open house at KC Hall Sunday June 18 from 2 to 4 30 p.m. All friends in the community are invited. Father Lew leaves Washington Monday June 19 to attend a class reunion at Ft Dodge and from there will go to Davenport to take up his work June 22 at St Paul the Apostle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Lew
KC Hall
Washington Assembly
Assembly
T. J. Lew
Lew
Washington
Ft. Dodge
Davenport
St. Paul the Apostle Church
Local family updates from Washington to Iowa City
Mr and Mrs Jesse Linch of Madras Oregon visited in Washington and Mt Pleasant to see relatives. The Linch children span junior high and eighth grade. Mrs J W Fields had eye surgery at University Hospitals Iowa City. Multiple relatives traveled from Boulder to Nebraska and back. Linch and Montgomery families host visits as others travel for work. Leighton Kelly mourns death of brother Willard Kelly in Willoughby Ohio with funeral in Centerville Iowa.
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Jesse Linch
Madras
Ore
Washington
Mr. Linch
Clark Linch
Mt. Pleasant
Linch
West
Jesse Jr
Jim
Nancy
J. W. Fields
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Bertha Montgomery
G. E. Montgomery
Mercy Hospital
Leighton Kelly
Willard Kelly
Willoughby
Centerville
Squire Shoppe Grands Opening By Two Washington Merchants
Dick Giardino and Pete Bosh announce the Grand Opening of the Squire Shoppe on the square northeast corner. They bought Wil son’s Store for Men and Boys from C. R. Wilson a few months ago and have remodeled the shop. Both owners are seasoned clothing men with details in the Evening Journal ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Giardino
Pete Boshart
Washington
Squire
Wilson’s
C. R. Wilson
The
Evening Journal
Free auto check for Saturday by Jaycees and dealers
Washington Jaycees in cooperation with local automobile dealers will hold an annual free automobile safety check on Saturday June 17 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Dari-Delite parking lot on South Second Avenue entrance off Jefferson Street. Cars passing inspection receive a safety sticker as part of a community service program.
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Washington Jaycees
Washington
South Second Avenue
Jefferson Street
The
Hospital Admits And Discharges List With Names
Yesterday admitted Douglas Bean of Ainsworth for surgical needs and Christine Sheetz of Keota for surgical care. Today admissions include Marian Magde and Marion Miller of Washington for surgical, James Frame of Ainsworth for surgical, and Terry Bower of Washington for medical. Dismissed today are Mrs Lloyd Beenblossom and her son from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Bean
Ainsworth
Surgical
Christine Sheetz
Keota
Marian Magdefray
Washington
Marion Miller
James Frame
Terry Bower
Medical
Lloyd Beenblossom
Richland Tornado Warning Prompts Shelter Rush
Richland residents faced an afternoon tornado warning as an emergency siren wailed at 7 45 PM in the Fairfield Richland area. All clubs lodges and ball games were canceled as people sought shelter until the danger passed an hour later.
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Richland
Fairfield - Richland
Anti zoning meeting to be held Friday evening
An anti zoning meeting is scheduled for 8 30 p m Friday in the lodge hall at West Chester. All interested persons are urged to attend. Police investigated a break in Tuesday at Ted Morgans Welding Shop 611 North Sixth Avenue reporting a radio and two motorcycle helmets stolen after entry through a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Ted Morgan
North Sixth Avenue
Soviet Union Pushes UN General Assembly Move on Israel
The Soviet Union pressed for a full General Assembly session to condemn Israel for aggression in the Middle East, aiming to win Arab support as Kosygin may appear at the world body. A Security Council vote on a Russian resolution demanding Israeli withdrawal was scheduled. France backed the move, while Cairo urged support. The Kremlin seeks an emergency 122 nation session within 24 hours despite expected defeat in the council.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Soviet Union
United Nations
Security Council
General Assembly
Alexei N. Kosygin
Moscow
Israel
Middle East
Russia
France
Council
Maurice Couve de Murville
NATO
Luxembourg
U.N
Mideast
Cairo
U.A.R
Foreign Ministry
Mohamed Awad el Kony
Tion
Andrei A. Gromyko
Yerington Completes I H Training Course
Bill Yerington International Harvester dealer in Washington completed a one week training course on tractors and farm equipment at IH Training Center near Tifton Georgia. He joined a class of 21 students from across the United States studying and operating tractors tillage planting and hay machines in real field conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Yerington
International Harvester
Washington
Tifton
Yerington
United States
Junior lif saving course at Washington YMCA begins June 17
The Washington YMCA offers a Jr Lifesaving course starting Saturday June 17 running each Saturday 10:00 to 12:00 until August 26. Open to boys and girls aged 12 to 14 who are strong swimmers. Cost covers YMCA membership and Red Cross Lifesaving book 75 cents. optional Lifesaving book 1.60. Register by Friday June 16.
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Washington Ymca
YMCA
Conservation week opens on June 18
Governor Harold E. Hughes proclaims June 18 through June 25 as Soil and Water Conservation Week in Iowa and urges the development of land and water resources through conservation, flood prevention, and wiser land use. He notes the effort includes the State and 100 soil conservation districts coordinating a flood control program, with emphasis on contracting small watersheds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
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Sue Kiesey
Lamanskys
Don Lamansky
James Lamansky
Roger
Pearl) Arnold
Keith
Rosalie) Farrier
James
Norman
Esther) Edwards
George
Mary Ann) Davison
Don
Susan
H. Roy Lamansky
Paul McClintic
Austria
Ethel Lamansky
Joseph
Harold Mineart
Charles Drish
Lester Forbes
Sam Armetta
Maynard Peck
Roman Gevock
George Anderson
LeRoy Mineart
Vincent Peck
Legion Auxiliary
Baptist Circle
Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press A 'N
Iowa Daily Press Asan
Iowa Press Ass'n
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Antioch Club
Admiral
Payne's Radio & TV
Crawfordsville
Masonic Temple
Saddle Club
Fairgrounds
M. R. Flickinger
Rebekah Club
Double Deck
Don Norton
WCTU
FOE
Homemakers Club
Jim Jorgensen
Pleasant Hill
Leo Mullikin
Brighton
WSCS
Bethlehem Commandery
Temple
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
1St Presbyterian Upw
Harry Turner
Rainbow Girls
Warren Underwood
Brenda
Wesley
Lisa Jo
Boulder
Colo
Earl Ferrell
Ottumwa
Mr. Underwood
Lincoln
Neb
K. K. Klopfenstein
Evert Westen
Wabeno
Wis
Little Long Lake
Larry Westen
Baby
Eagle Grove
Klopfensteins
Donald Ellingsworth
Minneapolis
Maryn
John Rusk
Joyce Montgomery
Carrington, N. C
Tim Trotman
Modesto
Calif
Tanya
Flag Ranch
Wyoming
Leadville
Squire Shoppe
Baer
the National Bank of
Stasa
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Dad
Logan Jewelry
Brown's
E. T. Wright
Florsheim
Robbe
Pedwin
BROWN
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