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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1977

Page

8

Keota club tours Iowa City on corneal center visit and Capitol tour

The Fortnightly Club met at Mrs. Florence Bekker’s home with twelve members before touring Iowa City. They visited the corneal transplant center at University Hospitals, saw the renovated Old State Capitol dating to 1840, had lunch at Applegate's Landing, and toured the Art Gallery. Prizes were awarded at the Pepper Club and many local members attended social events and visits through the week.

Applegate's Landing Art Cletus Reed Washington Pepper Club Leon Vogel Dolores Weber Jack Hamilton Helen Funston Benson Walter Bower Arvada Cole Howard Gammon Houston Rena Peiffer Luella Peiffer Leona Peiffer Irene Grisham Clara Kafka Elmer Peiffer Walter Sieren Mercy Hospital Hi Lo Bernice Dill

Richland Commercial Club Holds Quiet Meeting

The final Richland Commercial Club gathering was held Thursday night with little action. Surveys were filled for the Community Betterment Council. No date set for the Free Watermelon Appreciation Day awaiting melon ripeness. Slides of town merchants were shown by Andy George. No official club participation in the Lions Club July 4 barbeque and tractor pull.

Richland Richland Commercial Club Community Betterment Council Andy George Lions Club

Bridal Showers in Richland Honor Spanier Bride-to-Be

Bridal showers were held Saturday in Richland for Charlotte Spanier daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Spanier bride to be of Bill Carrick son of Mr and Mrs Carrick of Keswick. Guests included mothers Phyllis Spanier and Holly Carrick. Tea and refreshments accompanied songs and readings. Wedding planned for Wednesday June 29. Ten Richland Friends Church women celebrated Mrs Kathryn Jones turning 89 with a lunch and party at the Stever House and church later.

Richland Charlotte Spanier Kenneth Spanier Bill Carrick Carrick Keswick Kevin Hinshaw Phyllis Spanier Holly Carrick Donna Hinshaw Jeannie Dixie Cindy Rosie Spanier Winifred Emonin Lorraine Emonin Eva Campbell Mary Vail Terese Lori Palm Helen Harbison Sharon Koch Irene Winfrey Mary Fleig Caroline Danielson Debbie Hadley Jeannie Hinshaw Dixie Hinshaw Richland Friends Church Kathryn Jones Stever Fairfield Friends Church

Mover notices and birth in Richland Fairfield area

Mrs Hattie Kracaw moves from Richland to Fairfield to be near daughter Mrs Virginia Baumgartner. Warren Stephenson helps aunt Mrs Henry Blunk move to Fairfield. Mrs Kathleen Morgan relocates to a new trailer east of Richland Public Library. A son born June 5 to Dennis and Rheta Eastman of Ollie at Jefferson County Hospital Fairfield James Franklin weighed 9 lbs 9 oz. Grandparents Wayne Parson Richland. Great grandparents Russell Parsons Richland and Frank Lock rural Packwood. Maude Brown dies in Modesto retirement home burial in Fruita. Rabbit meat consumption rises to 400 million pounds annually per American Rabbit Breeders Association.

Richland Hattie Kracaw Fairfield Virginia Baumgartner Warren Stephenson Henry Blunk Blunk Kathleen Morgan Richland Public Library Dennis and Rheta Eastman Ollie Jefferson County Hospital James Franklin Wayne Parson Russell Parsons Frank Lock Packwood Platte Singleton Maude Brown Modesta Calif Fruita Colo

Keota Fortnightly meets in Stoutner home draws sixteen members

Keota Fortnightly Club met Monday evening in the home of Mrs. Annetta Stoutner with sixteen members and one honorary member present. President Mrs. Madelyn Shafer led the meeting and discussed plans for a July Iowa City tour, parade participation, and summer clean up duties. Refreshments followed, and the group scheduled a September 12 meeting at Mrs. Rachel Powell’s home.

Paul Sievert Keota Annetta Stoutner Ruby Helscher Madelyn Shafer Gladys Chase Iowa City Florence Bekker Rachel Powell Mary Statler Wellman Bacon Anetta Stoutner Grace Parke Keokuk County Hospital Myrna Latham Nancy Conway Ark Kevin Luers Iowa Methodist Conference

Homestead Tax Credit Deadline and Veteran Exemption Notice

Homeowners must file with the County Assessor by July 1 to secure the Homestead Tax Credit for Taxes Payable 1978 79. Move since July 1 1976 require a new description. Contract purchasers and eligible veterans must file annually by July 1 for Military Tax Exemption. Lund, Assessor, Washington County.

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