Funeral set Thursday for Fred Zieglowsky 76 Washington
Fred C. Zieglowsky 76 of 923 Prospect Place died Monday June 16 1969 at Washington County Hospital after five years of poor health Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev David Groemann officiating Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery Odd Fellows members will meet at 1 30 p m to attend the funeral in a group Odd Fellow rites will be at the graveside Memorials may be left at the funeral home He was born June 18 1892 in Hartsburg Illinois son of Carl and Augusta Zieglowsky He married Hahhah Wagenknecht June 2 1914 They farmed near Ainsworth and Columbus Junction before moving to Washington in April 1968 Surviving are his wife five children Henry Mason City Til Florence Augustine Washington Bernice Arnold Tempe Ariz Richard West Branch Earl Washington seven grandchildren two brothers August Wayland Albert Washington and five sisters Anna Oltman Emden Ida Reiners Emden Minnie Lollig Hartsburg Augusta Weston Tena Simmering Washington A daughter Velma and two brothers Charles and John preceded him in death.
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Jones Funeral
David Groenemann
Elm Grove Cemetery
Odd Fellows Lodge
Mr. Zieglowsky
Hartsburg
Ill
Carl
Augusta Knaak Zieglowsky
Ainsworth
Hahhah H. Wagenknecht
Columbus Junction
Washington
St. Paul
Til
Archer
Florence
Augustine
Wayne
Bernice
Arnold
Tempe
Ariz
Richard
West Branch
Earl
August of
Wayland
Area Ten offers two summer adult education courses
Area Ten announces two summer term classes starting the week of June 23 at Washington High School. The Adult High School meets 6 30 to 9 45 p m with $12 per course for shorthand typing math and bookkeeping. registration is Thursday night June 19. The General Adult Education runs 7 to 9 p m with $10 per course in outdoor cooking slim and trim cake decorating tennis drivers training sewing and guitar. registration is Thursday June 19 from 7 to 9 p m at the same location. For more information call Area Ten at 653 5364.
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Area Ten
Washington High School
Cedar Clippers 4-H Club Meets At Hammen Home
The Cedar Clippers 4-H Club met at Anita and Denise Hammen’s home. Roll call was Fitness Count Down Exercises I Do with eight members answering. Two visitors attended. Vicki Patterson spoke on A Good Diet. Anita Hammen demonstrated Yeast Bread. Denise Hammen led in exercises. Refreshments were served.
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Cedar Clippers 4 - H Club
Anita
Denise Hammen
Vicki Patterson
Anita Hammen
Local Couple to Wed in Ainsworth United Methodist
Miss Linda Stapp and George C. Lord plan to marry July 12 at 2 p.m. in the United Methodist Church of Ainsworth. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stapp of Columbus Junction and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lord of Ainsworth. Miss Stapp, a Columbus Community High School graduate, works at University Hospital Iowa City. Her fiancé, a graduate of Ainsworth High School, is a farmer. All friends and relatives invited.
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Linda Marlene Stapp
George C. Lord
United Methodist Church
Ainsworth
Donald Stapp
Columbus Junction
Glen Lord
Stapp
Columbus Community High School
University Hospital
Iowa City
Ainsworth High School
Municipal Band Concert Showcases Bass Section
The Washington Municipal Band, directed by Cal Shanks, presents a Wednesday 8 p.m. concert at Central Park featuring the bass section. The varied program includes God Bless America Berlin True Blue march Bandology Osterling Sherry popular Osterling Magic Mountain overture E Pluribus Unum Jewell Hello My Baby Cofield Burst of Trumpets Walters My Fair Lady Show Piece Them Basses bass feature Huffine Demolay Commandery Hall Bill Bailey Van Auken Indiana State Band Farrer and ends with the Star Spangled Banner.
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Washington
Central Park
Cal Shanks
Russell
Bowles
Huffine
G. McCurdy
M. Steele Jr
B. Johnson
Demolay Commandery
Kelly & Morey exec to tour London as 1968 bonus
Myrl Leavitt, executive of Kelly & Morey, Inc., and his wife depart Friday for a London trip awarded as a bonus for services to clients during 1968. W. F. Morey announced the winners in Denver. The firm with offices in 44 states has awarded the trip to 146 registered representatives. the Leavitts will also visit Switzerland and Italy for about three weeks.
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Myrl Leavitt
Kelly & Morey, Inc
Local Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples
Two marriage licenses issued by the Clerk of the District Court. Larry Joe Duncan, 22, Columbus Junction, and Judith Ann Johnson, 22, Washington. Michael Gale Black, 20, Washington, and Beverly Ann Graf, 18, Washington.
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District Court
Larry Joe Duncan
Columbus Junction
Judith Ann Johnson
Washington
Michael Gale Black
Beverly Ann Graf
Local residents share visits and life updates around town
Mrs Ethel Wanerus returns Sunday after five weeks visiting son and family in Park Forest. David K Siefka and Meri Jo visiting parents on leave from Keesler AFB. Dave completed 24 weeks schooling and 10 week final phase, graduated honor student with 95 percentile. They plan a 15 day return before departing for Italy. Stewart couple take week’s vacation to Estes Park. Morrow family from Phoenix visit Kleese home and relatives in Washington and Brighton. Carlton family moving to Santa Barbara California from Dubuque. former Washington teacher to retire. Eva Simmering hosted visitors Chloe Boughtin and Opie Dickey from Excelsior Springs, Missouri. Erik Jay Collins born to Joyce Brewer in Cleveland. sister Lisa Gail. Viola House travels with Marion Sheetz and Tena Simmering to Orange, California. Steve and Gary Black visit brother Denny in Minooka. Bill Black to Vietnam after 30 day leave.
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A . le David K. Siefkas
Meri Jo
Keesler
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Miss
Dave
Shank and Miller Weds in Broadway Mennonite Church
Miss Jean Shank of Richmond and Calvin L. Miller of Charlottesville exchanged vows Saturday June 14 at Trissels Mennonite Church Broadway Va officiated by Norman E Yutzy with Kenneth Heatwole in prayer Octet conducted by Jon Scott Bender provided music. After a reception the couple will live in Charlottesville. Both graduates of Eastern Mennonite College she will teach Greene County Schools he is in his fourth year of UVA medical school.
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Kalona
Jean Shank
Richmond
Calvin L. Miller
Charlottesville
Trissels Mennonite Church
Broadway
Norman E. Yutzy
Kenneth M. Heatwole
Jon Scott Bender
D. Paul Shank
Lester J. Miller
Wellman
Faille
Esther Shank
Harrisonburg
Myrna Alderfer
Ruth
Rita Miller
Wilbur Yoder
Cleveland
Ohio
Daniel Martin
Fairfax
Jerry Shank
Alaska
Public Health Service
North Shamrock Road
Eastern Mennonite College
Greene County
School of Medicine
University of Virginia
Washington Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
Yesterday admissions include Mrs Elsie Spargo Washington medical Mrs Ray Downs Washington surgical Today Gary Roberts Brigh ton medical Today Mr and Mrs Donald Shafer Washington a son Dismissals yesterday include Sam Witting Washington Homer Lambert Washington Mrs John Blum Washington Mrs Charles Driscoll and son Washington Mrs David Crawford and son Washington Paulina Wixom Brigh ton Today Irene Ferne Miller Kalona Mrs Aberta Jamison Wapello Mrs Raymond Miller Washington Mrs Marion Sexton and daughter Riverside Mrs Robert Beinhart and son Harper
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Elsie Spargo
Washington
Ray Downs
Surgical
Sam Witting
Homer Lambert
John Blum
Charles Driscoll
David Crawford
Paulina Wixom
Brighton
Irene Ferne Miller
Kalona
Aberta Jamison
Wapello
Raymond Miller
Marion Sexton
Riverside
Robert Beinhart
Harper
Van Cleave Named District Manager for Federated Insurance
Phil F. Van Cleave of Washington has been appointed an area district manager for Federated Insurance Companies of Owatonna Minnesota after completing an intensive training session.
Homemakers Club elects officers at Lintz home
At the Lintz home cohosts Mr and Mrs Virgil Lintz and Mr and Mrs Hubert Redlinger hosted eight members and husbands of the Homemakers Club with Tim Trotman as guest. Officers named Isaac Kleese president Jack Fish vice president Harvey Holden secretary treasurer. After the meeting guests enjoyed homemade ice cream and cake.
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Homemakers Club
Virgil Lintz
Hubert Redlinger
Lintz
Tim Trotman
Isaac Kleese
Jack Fish
Harvey Holden
Brockert Jones Wedding in United Methodist Church
Cathy M. Brockert daughter of Dolores Parnell and James Brockert married John W. Jones son of Betty Jones and David Jones in a Saturday ceremony at the United Methodist Church. The double ring rite was performed by Rev. M. O. Smith with Claude Pannell giving the bride. The bride wore white lace over taffeta and carried yellow roses. Attendants included Hattie Jones and best man Dave Behrens. About forty guests attended a reception at 504 South Third. The bride’s family will reside there. her husband is set to be sent to Korea for military service.
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Cathy M. Brockert
Dolores Parnell
Buffalo
James Brockert
Muscatine
John W. Jones
Betty Jones
Washington
David Jones
M. O. Smith
United Methodist Church
Claude Pannell
Hattie Jones
Dave Behrens
South Third
Korea
Final rites for John A. Martin held at First Presbyterian
John A. Martin was laid to rest in a service Monday at 1 30 p m in the First Presbyterian Church with Rev Clarence Dehne officiating Pallbearers named Rodney Letts Richard Colby William Koehler Maurice Meyer J Donald Hazen William Steele Honorary pallbearers included John D Charles Steven Roger Tim Martin Sam Marc Doug Bruce and Phil Wittmer Sherman Eden Funeral Home managed arrangements
New Yorkers vote in city election
New Yorkers vote in city election as Republican and Democratic mayoral nominees face off. Incumbent Joan V. Lindsay and former Mayor Robert F. Wagner Jr. are favored, while Norman Mailer runs as a Democratic candidate. Balloting runs 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. EDT with the final election set for November 4.
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Minnie) Lollig
Martin
Augusta) Weston
Tena) Simmering
Velma
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Wolf's Flower Shop
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Evening Journal
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Harold Cortum
Thelma Rohrer
Ward Liebe
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Don Holmes
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Excelsior Springs
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Tena Simmering
Viola
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Arbogast
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Knoxville
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Englewood
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John Young
Roger Harrington
Frank Nell
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Little Boots Saddle Club
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Tedi Custer
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