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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1963

Page

10

Harmony Club and friends host hoboes theme luncheon

Eleven Harmony Club members and four children met with Mrs John Wheelan on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs John Wagner and Mrs Raymond Wheelan. Members dressed as hoboes and shared experiences. Activities featured a reading A Hobo's Meditation About Heaven and a Mulligan stew service in hobo style. Year books were distributed and April plans noted.

Harmony Club John Wheelan John Wagner Raymond Wheelan Frankie Sutherland Will Jones William McConnell Special Education School

Nazarene Mission Society Reviews Work in Philippines

The Nazarene local missionary society met at the church on Wednesday to hear Marvin Snider discuss the church’s work in the Philippine Islands. A memoriam was read for David Greer and Lawrence Pease, sons of Nazarene missionaries in India, who died in a December accident.

Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene E.D. Westers Marvin Snider Phillipine Islands David Gravvatt Mr. West David Greer Lawrence Pease Sons Nazarene India Ruby Flanigan

Iowa Farm Bureau Women to Visit Washington D C

Mrs L Orville Griggs among 98 Iowa Farm Bureau women set to travel to Washington D C from March 10 to 15 to study national government and lobby Iowa's Congressional delegation. Grace Lohmann and Lorraine Suter of Washington attend a rehabilitation nursing conference at the State University of Iowa from Monday to Friday next week, sponsored by the SUI College of Nursing and the Iowa health division.

Griggs L. Orville Griggs Iowa Farm Bureau Washington, D. C Iowa Grace Lohmann Lorraine Suter Washington State University of Iowa SUI College of Nursing Division of Nursing Iowa State Department of Health

New residents greet Washington in recent weeks

City hostess Mrs. Robert Swift notes five newcomers to Washington. Rev. and Mrs. Emil Burrichter move to 316 South Avenue B from New Albinia with three grown children. he becomes pastor of St. Paul United Church of Christ. The Whites of Utica move to 615 North Fourth. Mr. White is Red Cross field rep and they prefer United Presbyterian. The Uniedts move from Cedar Rapids. he is an accountant for Hansen Construction, they attend the Methodist Church. The Rudkins arrive from West Point to manage the White House D, with six children and Catholic affiliations. The Rileys relocate from Wayland to 1108 South Iowa Avenue. he works for Washington Livestock Company. They attend Catholic services and enjoy bowling, dancing, and cards.

Burrichter Emil Burrichter South Avenue New Albinia St. Paul United Church of Christ Rudkin Lyle Rudkin South Avenue C West Point White House Catholic Daughters Knights of Columbus Riley John Riley Deanna Dennis Douglas Wayland South Iowa Avenue Washington Livestock Company

Social Calendar notices for Marion Ave and area

Community groups list meetings at UPW Circle VII Masonic Temple Legion Hall Methodist WSCS Circle 1 II III IV V VI VII at 1 2 and 9 15 a m and 2 p m with coordinators names and venues, plus church events at Brighton CES Masonic Temple and Baptist locations and Sunday Family Night cookies details. Deb Stater cailer and Shirts and Skirts event listed with times and venues.

Smursuay Marion Ave UPW Harley Cole Methodist WSCS Walter Messer Lester Orr Merle Allison Robert Patterson J. B. Walker William Perdock Brighton Ces Masonica Temple Agnes Anderson Nina Bowers Don Lins Legion Hall

Cinderella 4-H Club Reports Meeting Actions

The Cinderella 4-H Club met at Vicki Smiths home with twelve members and three leaders present. New member Paula Mc Farlane joined. roll call chose a flowering plant. Plans covered Washington DC trip, 4 H convention, and 4H camp.

Vicki Smith Paula McFarlane Washington, D.C Christine Duvall Vicky Bauer Kathy Carr Jane Combs Nancy Mangold Don Smith

Cub Scouts Help Doug Celebrate Birthday

Cub Scout Den No 1 met after school with Den Mother Mrs Clifton Porter. Six members attended to celebrate Doug Houghs birthday with a rocket theme, cupcakes, and ice cream. The group plans a U S themed study on a wall map and to start town scrapbooks and join the Blue Birds skating party next Tuesday.

Nelson Woodford Westchester den No. 1 Cub Clifford Porter Doug Hough Ionth U.S.A Blue Birds Pat Forinash

Cattle Barn Fire Reported in Coppock Storm

North Coppock diary notes a Sunday storm drove cattle through fences and caused a barn on Ralph Kauffman’s farm to burn unseen by witnesses. Local families and attendees recount social visits and church events as community life continues amid damage. Barbara Arnold reaches 101 Friday, still active in church and garden chores.

Charlie S. Davison North Coppock Denise Hertig Washington Rodney’ Letts Pamela Jerry Flory Donald Davison Rodney Rodney Letts Letts Donnie Hertigs Fred Wade Marion Everett Davison Duane Peterson Donald Ralph Kauffman Derald Edwards Wayland Mennonite Church Escher Mennonite Barbara Arnold Dorcas Barbara

Riverside Woman 86 Catches Her Share of California Fish

Riverside resident Kate Ingram, 86, famed for fishing, boasted a four pound two ounce bass from San Vincente Reservoir using a mudsucker bait. She plans to visit Town for summer, handles housework, quilts, and crochets. Nearby notices include Otto Novy’s surprise 78th birthday dinner and the 39th wedding anniversary of Wes and a family gathering at Marion. Carl Gowin, 18, return from Mercy Hospital after emergency appendectomy, will miss a week of school.

Riverside March Kate Ingram Henry Collins Chula Vista Hazel Freyman National City California Ingram Clara Rath San Vincente Mr. Novy Nancy Sally S. J. Zielinski Sherry Runyon Davenport Dale Novy Linda Dennis Novys Agnes Bowman Ainsworth Novy Wes Sojka Norman Sojka Marion Carl Gowin Mercy Hospital Carl Harry Gould

Penny Crile Fourth Birthday Celebrated in Hardscrabble

Mr and Mrs Everett Coon and Clyde Crile along with Tony visited the Marvin Crile family to mark Penny Crile s fourth birthday. Guests included Glenn Gordon and David with Harry Gordon visiting from Ft Leonard Wood Mo Dinner callers at the Gordon home included Mrs C J Rice and Elma. A surprise party for Mrs Harold Wehr drew Nora Wehr Gene Wehr Jackie and Ray Wehr families. Dorothy Wehr made the cake and served ice cream. Going away party for Mrs Eu was held at Mrs Robert Miksch s home with Gordon and Augustine families in attendance.

Everett Coon Clyde Crile Tony Marvin Crile Penny Glenn Gorden David Raymond Richard Hayes Harold Wehr Nora Wehr Gene Wehr Jackie Ray Wehr Dorothy Wehr Glenn Gordon Orville Griggs Florence Augustine Robert Miksch

Marion 4H Club met with officers and discussed basketball team

The Marion Men 4H Club gathered Tuesday with Dennis and John Schoonover and president Dick Sojka. Eighteen members listed their projects and Jim Kauffman led a talk on exciting 4H experiences while a plan for a basketball squad was approved.

Marion Dennis John Schoonover Dick Sojka Neeting Jim Kauffman Gene Martin Teri Griggs Orville Riggs Larry Griggs Orville Griggs West Chester Florence Augustine Richard Custer Marvin Crile Kenneth Bauer Todd Bernard J. Crock Ernest Crock Mechanicsville Leland Blake Linda Ray Rouse Tipton

Local News: Booth Family Returns and Nearby Visit Highlights

Mrs. W. D. Booth returned from California with her four sons, now contactable at OL 3.2468. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Masson visit their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Carstensen in West Burlington. Wayne Carstensen due at Town State Bowling Convention as delegate from Washington Bowling Association. Mr. and Mrs. Wilt Whalen depart for Orlando, Florida after the death of Thomas Whalen, Whalen’s father.

W. D. Booth California George F. Masson Dale Carstensen West Burlington Wayne Carston Tert Woany Council Bluffs Washington Bowling Association Wilt Whalen Orlando, Fla Mr. Whal Thomas Whalen

On The Record hospital admission and discharge notice

Admitted yesterday Hayden Davis cot ter medical Dr Robert W Thompson Washington medical Michael McNammer Washington medical Carol Lowe Washington surgical Births today Mr and Mrs Gary Peiffer Keota a daughter Dismissed today Homer Jarrard Washington

Hayden Davis Cotter Robert W .Thompson Washington Michael McNammer Carol Lowe Gary Peiffer Keota Homer Jarrard

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