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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1968

Page

3

Community club activities include elections and picnics

Mrs Jack Fish entertained the Homemakers Club with eleven members present and three guests. Officers elected were Mrs Louis Larsen president Mrs Harvey Holden vice president and Mrs Harold Ahrens secretary treasurer. A picnic was planned for the next meeting. The Pansy Hill Club held a wiener roast and family party with twelve members and families attending. The next meeting will be in September with Mrs Charles Hotle. The LBC Club met with nine members as Mrs D O Butler led a roll call on pet peeves and Mrs Art Duensing presented Our Flag plus a historical events quiz. Refreshments reflected Fourth of July decor. The J W Baker Women’s Relief Corps held a luncheon for twenty at KP Hall West Chester with plans for a September district convention and door prize won by Mrs Clyde Dawson.

Jack Fish Homemakers Club Edward Shafer Roy Heilman Neill Trotman Louis Larsen Harvey Holden Harold Ahrens Pansy Hill Club William Jones Jake Earnest Vesper Bennett Charles Hotle LBC Club William Berger D. O. Butler Art Duensing William Bealer J. W. Baker

Tammy Garrett’s 10th Birthday Party Honored

Tammy Garrett celebrated her 10th birthday on Thursday June 27 with a party at her parents Dean and Mrs. Garrett home. Her brothers Terry and Rick helped with games. Grandmother Mrs. Everett Gardner attended as a special guest with nine girls named Sue Gebhardt Lynn Brown Cindy Oxenford Jo Ellen Hyde Lisa Martin Katie Baldrige Sandy Prochaska Kris Ross Sharon Paul and others Elyse Osincup Gwen Knight were unable to attend.

Tammy Garrett Dean Garrett Terry Rick Everett Gardner Sue Gebhardt Lynn Brown Cindy Oxenford Jo Ellen Hyde Lisa Martin Katie Baldrige Sandy Prochaska Kris Ross Sharon Paul Elyse Osincup Gwen Knight

Bill Hamilton on leave from Keesler

Riverside notes report Mrs Florence Hamilton purchasing the Ola O Laughlin property in Riverside with possession expected this fall when Mrs O Laughlin moves to Washington. Community items cover social events, visits, Red Cross swim class, bus chaperone needs, and local gatherings.

Riverside Florence Hamilton Ola O’laughlin O’laughlin Washington Bernard Rittenmeyer Bob Merle Blein Janie Dorie Blein Lou Rittenmeyer Iowa City Marge Luckey Linwood Heck South Side Country Ronald Heck Wellman Lida Rowe Milford Olson Cedar Rapids Melvin Havel Willedene Schabilian Des Moines Bill Schabilian van Meter Clara Rath J. F. Moldenhauer Jake Chicago Jim Luckey Kellogg Red Cross Larry Wieland Bob Pogge Earl Jehkles Cedar River

Kalona Rebekahs vote for recess

Fourteen members of the Kalona Rebekah Lodge met in Odd Fellow hall with Mrs. Phillip Preston presiding as noble grand They heard an invitation from the Wellman Rebekahs to attend Thursday June 27 when Washington lodge members will present the Traveling Emblem A recess for the summer was decided after the July 5 meeting Sick calls were reported and a next meeting committee was named including Mrs Jack Guengerich Mrs Don Siefken Mrs Charles Miller and Mrs Eugene Way Neighbors were hosted at farewell courtesy for Rev and Mrs Lowell Drake and various local families hosted others at dinners and social gatherings through the week

Kalona Kalona Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellow Phillip Preston Wellman Rebekahs Washington Lodge Jack Guengerich Don Siefken Charles Miller Eugene Way

4-H Club June meeting highlights and plans

The Peppy Pals 4-H Club met in June with Connie Crossett eight members present. Roll call asked where to place a picture. Girls brought flowers to arrange. Demonstrations by Connie Crossett Removing Old Finishes, Mary Ellen Reed Selection and Care of Brushes, Debbie Hodges Making a Picture. Achievement Day set for Monday afternoon July 22 at Carol Wittetoe’s home. hostess and relatives served refreshments.

Peppy Pals 4 - H Club Connie Crossett Mary Ellen Reed Debbie Hodges Carol Wittetoe

Local family notes travel and visits across states

Mr and Mrs Paul Boettcher left for Cincinnati to visit their son and family Mr and Mrs Richard Boettcher and Kelley Robert Lee son of Mr and Mrs Max Lee called from Los Angeles after arriving in the States from Vietnam His parents and brothers planned to meet him in Des Moines this afternoon Wednesday evening guests in the Havel home included Mr and Mrs Adolph Havel who left for Oak Park Ill Ronald Frederick and Steven Hutchins of Steilacoom Wash were visitors at the Mayer home Frederick has Navy ensign commission and will attend a navy school in Athens Ga for six months Hutchins will return to Washington state

Paul Boettcher Cincinnati Richard Boettcher Kelley Robert Lee Max Lee Los Angeles Vietnam Des Moines Edward F. Havel Eileen Adolph Havel Oak Park Ill Ronald Frederick Steven Hutchins Steilacoom Wash J. A. Mayer Ronald William Yard Lyda Yard C. C. Moorhead Crawfordsville John Atkinson Farmington Michigan Blanche Filer Ivan Steinmeyer Marshalltown Daniel Danielson Long Beach California Yard

4-H Hustlers Tour Kent Feed Farms Muscatine

The Washington Hustler 4-H Club toured Kent Feed Farms Muscatine sponsored by The Horse Feed and Grain Co. They left Washington at 8 30 a.m. and arrived at 10 a.m. as guests of Kent Farm No 1. After a cattle showmanship talk they had an hour luncheon on the Kent boat before a lecture on cattle preparation. Attendees included Bob McConnell Jim Hotchkiss Mark Hotchkiss Lori Hotchkiss Debbie Zieglowsky Tom McGraw Barbara Warner Roger Adam Bob Miller David Ossman Mathew Quinn Michael Quinn Harry Walker Joe Marie Gary Hendricks Steve Custer Timoth Swift Jerome Wittetoe Bill Wagner and families.

The Horse Feed and Grain Co Kent Feed Muscatine Washington Hustler Hustlers Washington Kent Feed Farms Kent Farm No. 1 Mississippi Bob McConnell Jim Hotchkiss Mark Hotchkiss Lori Hotchkiss Debbie Zieglowsky Tom McGraw Barbara Warner Roger Adam Bob Miller David Ossman Mathew Quinn Michael Quinn Harry Walker Joe Marie Gary Hendricks Steve Custer Timoth Swift Jerome Wittetoe Bill Wagner Marion Miller James Hotchkiss Francis McConnell Jim Custer Kent Feeds

Real estate transfers record in Washington County Indiana

Property deals include Raymond W Schleif and wife to Michael L Klopfenstein and wife for lot 39 Smouse's add Washington Paul R Horak and wife to Timothy J Horak lot 6 and north 40.25 feet lot 9 block 1 SW Estate of James Chalupa to Raymond L Cortum land in sections 27 77 8 and 26 77 8 Farm Service Co to Washington County Farm Bureau land in section 13 75 8 Elizabeth S Boice and husband to Hubert H Lehrer part of block 6 South Washing Wilma M Taylor to Roy R Crossett and wife west half lot 3 block 1 Varney's subdivision Wellman

Raymond W. Schleif Michael L. Klopfenstein Farm Service Co Washington County Farm Bureau Elizabeth S. Boice Hubert H. Lehrer Bik South Washington Wilma M. Taylor Roy R. Crossett West Half Varney’s Wellman

Community Notes From Keota and Nearby Visitations

Sunday visits to The Golden Buckle in Keota included Mrs. Ethel Trotman and Mrs. Ruth Anderson with Miss Dorothy Cummer. Dr. William Yard received several visitors while Mrs. Annie Morris and Mrs. Mary Hastie connected to local hospital news and upcoming surgery. The Craft Class now meets Tuesday mornings for feather flower making and new members are welcome.

Ethel Trotman Ruth Anderson Dorothy Cummer Keota Golden Buckle Annie Morris Washington County Hospital Mark Hampshire Mary Hastie

Highlandettes 4-H Club meets at Wernimont home

The Highlandettes 4-H Club met Saturday at Christine Wernimont's home with five members, one leader, and Mrs. Wernimont present. Lila Carson led pledges, demonstrations on enameling and print making were given, Peggy Fox discussed Van Gogh and “Beauty and Line in Foods,” and plans were made for the Local Achievement Show on July 25 at Richard Swailes' home. Lila Carson was named treasurer and in charge of recreation.

Highlandettes Christine Wernimont Peggy Fox van Gough Richard Swailes Lila Carson Kathy Knotterius Lila

Vehicle names and owners listed in local notice

A readable OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with associated vehicle makes and models including Chevrolet, Ford, Pontiac, BSA motorcycle, and related company names such as Community Feed Inc. The fragment reads like a catalog of owners and their vehicles or related brand entries without a clear narrative or dates.

George Thomas Widmer Javelin Helen Jane Fry Chevrollet Roger Cora Canott Chevrolet Robert M. Flynn Dennis Lloyd Murphy James P. Ingmire Ford Community Feed Inc David Ray Dunbar International Truck Earnest Edward Green Duane Richard Mast Royce Elvin Buckwalter Richard Lee Kron Don Pauline Miller Messer Oil Co Donald Louis Fabian Pontiac Willard Esther Gray Raymond Diana Miller Shirley Lillian Statler Dale Kenneth Sojka BSA Motorcycle Kenneth Or Beatrice Hesser Charles J. Ebel Rita Marie Droll

Schnoebelen in Mercy Hospital room 347 Riverside

F W Schnoebelen moved to Mercy Hospital room 347 after ten days in intensive care following a farm accident. The Bath reunion was held at Trinity Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Riverside with a cooperative dinner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Roy Havel and family, several Rath and Schnoebelen relatives from multiple towns, and many others from Riverside Town City Washington Muscatine Oak Park West Branch Ponca City Wellman Bonaparte Davenport Rochester Crawfordsville Des Moines Van Meter Des Moines area.

Riverside F.W. Schnoebelen Mercy Hospital Bath Trinity Methodist Church Roy Havel Robert Leroy Havel Patricia Jaeger Martin Kron Tillie Vondrasek Washington Adolph Havel Oak Park Illinois Leslie Prezel Lone Tree Louis Rath Omer Rath Oakdale Clara Rath Oral Rath Bill Linda Larry Don Rath Wilbur Rath Ronald Leroy Everette Rath Reva Ronald Rath Darrin Dale Rath Jennie Rath Francis Leo Rath Muscatine Jack Welch Mary Jane Julie William Korous West Branch Bernard Schnoebelen Steven A. Leslie Pearl Rummelhart Town City Sylvia and Lillian Dolezal Ponca City Oklahoma Harold Rath Wellman Buddy North Alan Bonaparte J. F. North Fairfield Wilmer Kauffman Ray M. Steele Milton Birka Adelia Rueger Howard Rueger Ludie Rath Davenport Donald Birka David and Mike Rochester Minnesota Norman Sebolt Lloyd Coon and Terry Crawfordsville Willadene Schabilian Des Moines Bill Schabilian van Meter

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Bill Hamilton Keesler Mrs. Wilbur Kiene Ivan Shradel John Ferris University of Iowa Ferris Northwest Missouri State College Maryville Missouri Shrader Patricia Paul Brewer Herman Eagle Kalona Rebekahs Mrs. Eugene Way Donald Dickel Alma Michel Mahlon Schlabaugh Gladys Lowell Drake Ora Keiser Dennis Kelso Mary and Ruby Bontrager E. J. Hesselschwerat Harold Troyer Susanna Gingerich Lena Yoder Reese Trusler Emerson Swartzendruber Cindy Dale K. Gingerich Lloyd Knepp Alice Eimen Irvin Gingerich Albert S. Miller David McCroskey Escondido Cc. C. Shimon Wellman, Solon Tipton Peppey Pals Diesel Box Dubuque Iowa Japan Marilyn L. Merz Army Nurse Corps Lester Merz Harper Madigan General Hospital Tacoma Kent Michael Gordon Advertising Council National Safety Council International Newspaper Advertising Executives United Presbyterian Home Camp Wyoming Mr. Jones Boyd Dill Mabel Denham Oklahoma City Walter Bauer Gale Trier Molly Grace Wade F. W. Schnoebelen Blue Cross Blue Shield Don Callahan Plain Talk Publishing Co E. 6Th St. Des Moines Waco Drive-in Methodist Church Insurance Plan Savings & Loan Insurance Plan Savings & Loan Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp State Theater Washington, Iowa
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