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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1962

Page

2

Holden Leeper Vows in Washington Ceremony

Barbara Kay Holden and Gary Kent Leeper married in a candlelight ceremony at Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church Washington. The couple, high school sweethearts, will reside in Waverly as Leeper continues at Wartburg College.

Barbara Kay Holden Gary Kent Leeper Harvey Holden Lester Leeper Mr. Leeper Washington Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church William Stewart Roberta Wiley

Local Weddings and Family Gatherings Highlight Community News

Donna Marie Renfield and Kenneth Caviness wed at Holy Family Denver on June 9. Trudy Jo Walton and Keith Caviness marry June 19 at Trinity Ottumwa. Caviness twins are grandsons of the late DeLongs. Mrs. Caviness was Irene DeLong. Picnic for Father’s Day hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jake Earnest. Extended family visits and celebrations across Guthrie Center and Evanston, with multiple local relatives attending Father’s Day events.

Donna Marie Renfield Kenneth O. Caviness Holy Family Catholic Church Denver Colo Trudy Jo Walton Keith Delong Caviness Trinity Episcopal Church Ottumwa

Social Calendar Notices Close at 10 a m Each Day

The column lists weekly social events with deadlines for notices by 10 a m on first publication day. Activities include Baptist class potluck, Rainbow Girls, VFW Auxiliary meetings, Snowball Club ice cream social, West Chester past chiefs, WRC Farm Bureau event, Ladies Day lunch, St. Rita Circle picnic, Kolah and U Go I Go clubs, PEO Chapter 1 supper, Double Deck Club anniversary dinner, HJ Club, St Pauls United Church Guild salad luncheon, and HH Club gatherings.

Baptist Friendly Bible Rainbow Girls VFW Glenn Fuhr West Chester Chiefs Keith Statler WRC Farm Bureau St. Rita Circle Sunset Park Paul Horak Kolah Club Clayde Knupp Paw Mast Richard McCleery Vern Escher

Local News: Ray Beauregard Promoted to Airman Second Class

Ray Beauregard son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Beauregard promoted to Airman Second Class after being selected Airman of the Month in his squadron. He is stationed at Mather Air Force Base California. Mrs Stanley Thompson enters Mercy Hospital in Iowa City for medical treatment and is in room 424. Mr and Mrs Ford Chalupa and Mr and Mrs Ralph Hesseltine visit Pleasant Prairie to see brother William Chalupa and his son Walter Chalupa and family.

Ray Beauregard Leonard Beauregard Ray Mather Air Force Base California Stanley Thompson Mercy Hospital Iowa City Ford Chalupa Ralph Hesseltine Pleasant Prairie William Chalupa Walter Chalupa

Anniversary Open House for Crossett Couple

Rock Island Illinois hosts an open house to mark the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harold Crossett. They were married June 29 1937 in the Little Brown Church Iowa. The Crossett home at 543 27th St Rock Island will welcome guests on Sunday June 24 from 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm with Mrs Lannie Morgan hosting. she is their daughter and former Washington resident.

Margarette Pratt Florence Sherman Fred Andersen Waverly Wartburg College State College of Iowa Delta Delta Phi Bessie Wead Glenn B. Holden Pearl Leeper L. D. Bishop Illinois Oregon Spencer Oskaloosa Iowa City Davenport Washington T. J. Pease Keith Herr Harold Crossett Rock Island Inl Charlotte Ballard Iowa Little Brown Church Crossett 27Th St Lannie Morgan Crossetts

OAS Leaders Cancel Terror in Algiers

In Algiers the Secret Army Organization halted 14 months of terror with a cease fire while Moslem and European leaders negotiated terms. Europeans in Oran flee toward France amid hopes and fears for lasting peace as a general amnesty and inclusion in police are promised by the FLN.

Algiers OAS Oran Philippeville National Liberation Front FLN Jean - Jacques Susini Chawki Mostefai ILN Provisional Executive Algeria

Phyllis Crone Weds James Young in West Chester

Phyllis Crone and James Young exchanged wedding vows at First Methodist Church West Chester with Rev William Andre officiating at 730 pm The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Clayvee Crone and the bridegroom son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Young wore a white street length dress with blue accessories The bridal party included Judy Crone maid of honor and Tom Crone best man The ceremony featured music by Linda Crone and Sara Kephart The reception followed in the church parlors with 50 relatives and friends attending.

West Chester Phyllis Crone James Young William Andre Clayvee Crone Elmer Young Washington Judy Crone Tom Crone Jack Crone William Carson Linda Crone Sara Kephart Donna Lins Don Cave Nancy Statler Sheryl Vodiska Sharon Crone Kathy Anderson Karen Kleese Barbara Lins Ralph Robertson

Medical and birth notes from Washington and surrounding towns

On the record for Saturday and yesterday are admissions and dismissals across Washington Allen Lee Woods in Wapello and John Whitaker Washington. Births announced Sunday show Mr and Mrs William Stout of Ainsworth welcome a son. Dismissals list include Mrs Darrel Jones and daughter in Washington and Mrs Leo Pohren in Fairfield. Further yesterday notes include Mrs Paul Bair of Oskaloosa and Mrs Richard McCrabb and son of Keota. Today entries mention Mrs Leo Stone and Mrs Richard Freeland in Washington.

Carol Wilson Washington Allen Lee Woods John Whitaker Washington Darrel Jones Washington Leo Pohren Fairfield Paul Bair Oskaloosa Richard McCrabb Keota Leo Stone Richard Freeland

Local Social Notes From New Concord and Ottumwa

Mrs. Burlingame family hosted 30 relatives at a cooperative turkey dinner in New Concord as Harold Burlingame, a Muskingum College graduate, takes a position with Ohio Bell in Cleveland. Lois Wade lies in Ottumwa Hospital after surgery. Trips include Custer family travels to Baljenie and Saskatoon while Boyers attend Beverly Leake and James Boyer wedding in Peru. Stewart attended Trudy Jo Walton and Keith Caviness nuptials in Ottumwa. Barb Glassburner returns from New York and begins summer work at the Journal desk.

Wayne Burlingame Harold Jean New Concord Ohio John Wagner Lucille Wagner Linda Ira Bill Harold Burlingame Muskingum College Ohio Bell Telephone Cleveland Don Boyer Steve Kim Rockford Peru Beverly Leake James Boyer Dave Boyer Mr. Boyer Richard Boyer Marion, Ill Vern Porter Jimmy Fort Wayne Ind Daryl Fetters Columbus Stan Jim Lena. Stewart Trudy Jo Walton Keith Caviness Ottumwa Barb Glassburner New York Eliot D. Pratt The Journal Lester Luckenbill

Mrs. Elizabeth Young Celebrated With Birthday Tea

Mrs Elizabeth Young was honored on her birthday Saturday at a tea hosted by her son Nate Young his wife and daughter Mary. Fifteen guests attended the social afternoon and Starley Davidson poured beverages from a lavender and white decorated table. The honoree received many gifts.

Elizabeth Young Nate Young Mary Starley Davidson Young

Funeral services for Mrs Earnest Green held at Jones

Funeral services for Mrs Earnest Green were conducted Friday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Jones Funeral Home with Rev Lloyd Latta officiating. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery. pallbearers were Myron Salladay, Forrest Brock, James Walker, Orlin Leichty, Harry Rader, and Donald Holmes.

DAR Observes Flag Day at Log Cabin Sunset Park

The Daughters of the American Revolution gathered at the log cabin in Sunset Park for Flag Day. Mrs W W Nolan spoke on the flag's meaning for missionaries abroad and was introduced by Miss Dorothy Currie. Mrs C Rothlisburger reviewed the DAR magazine and read about the writing of America. Special guests from DUV WRC and American Legion Auxiliary brought greetings, and a potluck supper followed.

Daughters of the American Revolution Sunset Park W. W. Nolan Nolan Dorothy Currie American Flag Committee C. Rothlisburger DAR Magazine America Murray Smylie The DUV Beth Brinning WRC Charles Livingston American Legion Auxiliary Maude Statler

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