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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1963

Page

5

New Pastors in Richland Area

Mrs Adrian Bottorff, Richland delegate to the Southlaws Methodist Conference in Des Moines last week, reports new pastor assignments for area churches. Rev Albert W McMurrin moves Thursday from Lacey to Richland to serve Ollie and Richland churches. Rev Frederic Harris leaves for Marshalltown. Rev Edward E Philgreen and family head to Agency and Riverview Ottumwa. Rev Robert Williams moves to Packwood Pekin and Pleasant Grove. Rev Earl McGinnis departs Agency for Glidden.

Otto Pfeifer Richland Adrian Bottorff Richland Des Moines Albert W. McMurrin Lacey Iowa Ollie Roger Ohio Frederic Harris Marshalltown Edward E. Philgreen Harris Agency Riverview Waverly Avenue Ottumwa Philgreens Robert Williams Ilnois Packwood-Pekin Pleasant Grove Earl McGinness Glidden Docia Pugh Harmony Circle Andrew Hoekstr Christian Womens

Blitz Brothers Attend Early Communion and Local Notices

A compilation of community items reports Chris tine Greene’s first communion at a Catholic church, visits among Horras and Capps families, and a Daughters of Ruth picnic at the Methodist Church. Also noted are hospitalizations for Mrs. Wallerich and Mrs. Brollar, a gall bladder operation for Mrs. Middlehauf, training in Louisville, new Woolson Missionary Society officers, and a large Morgan ity reunion with attendees from multiple states and cities plus visits by Charles Morgan family.

Christine Greene Robert Horras Richard Horras Catherine Horras Omaha Daughters of Ruth Wm. Luithly Blanche Cline Jen Dagle Bob Knox Ottumwa Robert Capps Mary Wallerich Glenn Brostrom Glen Middlehauf Ollie Sigourney Hospital Donald Hoekstra Kentucky Life + Insurance Co Louisville Ken Woolson Missionary Society Otto Walton Tom Haskins Clyde McCracken Frank Lock Raymond Zear Rubio Pasadena Calif Baton Rouge Newburg Ore Chicago Des Moines Ecuador South America Detroit Mich Oskaloosa South English Cedar Rapids Mason City Charles Morgan Mary Morgan Gilbert Leathers B. Shultz Robert Carter Mrs Roy Decker Manhattan Kans

Building U.S. Savings Bonds Strengthens Nation

The piece urges Americans to buy U.S. Savings Bonds to support education and home ownership, arguing such savings bolster national financial strength and independence against communist threats. It emphasizes individual holdings totaling billions and frames bond purchases as patriotic and stabilizing for the free world.

Speaking Your Health on Alcoholism Prevention and Therapy

Dr. Irving H. Goldstein cites a shift in dentistry toward pain-free care, while a medical feature outlines alcoholism as a disease requiring early diagnosis, individualized treatment, and integrated therapies including psychotherapy, nutrition, and deterrent medications to rehabilitate sufferers.

United Stat Louis UPL Irving H. Goldstein Aanta Soldstein

Installation of New Pastor in Keota

The July event marks the installation of Rev. Marvin Miller as pastor of the Federated Church in Keota. A reception followed in church social rooms with Queen Elizabeth roses and pink candles. Local families and friends attended, sharing refreshments as part of the church's celebration weekend.

Doyle Palmer Lyle Palmer Federated Church Marvin Miller Miller Cloyce Paris Kenneth Holmes Bill Walker Bob McDowell John E. Klein Clifford Conklin Donald

Picnic Honors Howard Bower At Sigourney Park

A Father's Day picnic at Sigourney Park Keota June 17 honored Howard Bower. Attending were the Bower families of North English and Keota, Walton families of Sigourney and Cedar Rapids, Litwiller of Wellman, Grace Wade of Keota, and Mar Murphy of Hammond. The Dutch Creek Fly 4H Club toured members’ homes, viewed projects, and shared a sack lunch at Bob Vincent's.

Keota Sigourney Park Bower Fred. Bower North English Elis Walton Sigourney Carl Walton Denny Gus. Shultz Hammond Ilinois Jim Walton Cedar Rapids J. F. Litwiller Wellman Grace Wade Mar Murphy Dutch Creek

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