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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1973

Page

3

VFW Auxiliary Holds Meeting and Plans Charity Events

Mrs Francis Reed presided as VEW Auxiliary met at the VFW Hall Tuesday. Rehabilitation chairwoman reported $315.50 in goods distributed to the needy over two months and other donations to nursing homes, Senior Citizens, and the VA Hospital in Knoxville. An April bingo at Iowa City VA Hospital and a chapel service in June were announced along with letters to legislators about Old Soldiers Home repairs and veterans pensions.

Francis Reed VEW VFW Dave McGaffey VA Hospital Knoxville Iowa City Charles Walker Old Soldiers Home Marshalltown Carl Kelley Milo Steele

Farm Bureau Women’s Day Meeting Planned for March 26

The public is invited to the Farm Bureau Women’s annual meeting Monday afternoon March 26 at the Farm Bureau building. The program begins at 1 30 p m with keynote speaker Arie Breeze of Pleasant Valley Nursery Iowa City and a Q and A on plant problems. BOYS CHARGED IN CALIFORNIA HOMICIDE Two teens were charged Tuesday in the shooting death of Kay Key outside King Junior High School. A parolee was among the suspects and one 17 year old fired into a crowd during a scuffle. Key died Friday night and lay in wait to pick up her daughters after a basketball game.

Farm Bureau Environment Arie Breeze Pleasant Valley Nursery Iowa City Oakland Calif UPD Homicide California Youth Authority Kay Key King Junior High

Sperry Easter Birthday Honored at Church Supper

Sperry Easter celebrated a 80th birthday at First Baptist Church in Washington with a cooperative dinner. The event featured a candle cake, group singing led by Mr. Kaster and Mrs. Werner Lowry, and tributes from townspeople. Edsall Brown read Sperry’s life story, noting he was born in Sperry Iowa and named for his grandfather.

Sperry First Baptist Church Kaster Werner Lowry Frank Dunn Wayne Wagner Charles McConnell Keiffer Garton Edsall Brown Iowa Washington Rev Dunn Mr. Easter Burlington Jim St. Paul

Social Calendar Highlights From Week Ahead

Social Calendar lists events through Thursday to Monday including Women of Moose at 8 p.m. in ISU meeting room Amily Living 1, Mrs M John Owen. Friday Lodge No 26 meets in Masonica Temple third degree. WCTU 1 30 p.m. UP Home Miss Margaret Work hostess. Father Son Banquet 6 30 p.m. Atchurch. Saturday 100F Rebekah Family Social 6 30 p.m. potluck at JOOF Hall. Monday Music 8 p.m. Mrs M M Schell. Monday Nighters 7 30 p.m. VW room. DeMolay 7 30 p.m. Masonic Temple. DeMolay Mothers Club 7 30 p.m. Masonic Temple.

Women of Moose ISU Amily Living M. John Owen Masonica Temple WCTU Margaret Work Rebekah Family Joof Hall M. M. Schell VW Room DeMolay Masonic Temple DeMolay Mothers Club

Club activities and social events at YW room

Wee Thirty Y Wives met Tuesday to work on 3 D pictures at the YW room. Hostesses were Mrs Paul Adam and Mrs Randolph Kelsey. Next week they plan candle holders and picture frames with possible bridge. pool tables will be available. The Good Will Club met at Mrs Ethel Palmer's home with a St Patrick Day theme. 11 members answered roll call with Irish stories. games were provided by Mrs W P Barth and Mrs Henry.

Paul Adam Randolph Kelsey Good Will Club Ethel Palmer T Will Club Bertha Henry W. P. Barth Henry

Local Family News From Ackley and Mayo Clinic Updates

Mrs. Eunice Letts returned from Ackley where she helped care for newborn Ryan Edward born March 10 and for older sister Kelly L. F. Harding who after Mayo Clinic therapy in Rochester Iowa awaits return home around April. Mr. and Mrs. Toppan Johnson return from Sarasota after two months away. The binders add notes of other families returning home from McAllen Texas and surgery plans for Mrs. Clem Adam at Mercy Hospital Iowa City.

Eunice Letts Ackley Robert Ricken Ryan Edward Kelly L. F. Harding Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn Toppan Johnson Route Wellman Sarasota Fla Clem Adam Mercy Hospital Iowa City

Centennial Dames in Keota Meeting Plans Events

The Centennial Dames and Maids convened at Celeste Woltering's home with Sandy Williams and others. They set a Monday April 2 meeting at St Marys hall at 7 30 pm and discussed opening day events and July breakfasts.

Centennial Dames Keota Eula Celeste Woltering Sandy Williams Isylander Dolores Sieren Shirlee Mills Evelyn Bohrofen Cleo Bohrofen Margaret Bermel Monda St. Mary's Hall St. Mary's Centennial Corporation

Thirty-Niners Club hears Easter program at VW meeting

Mrs William Sitler spoke at the Thirty-Niners Club in VW with 35 members present for a two o clock dessert. Mrs Edna Smith presided and led a Spring meditation. Nominating committee reported. new officers named for next year. YWCA dinner set for April 6 at two fifty a plate with Della Humphreys selling tickets.

William Sitler Sitler Gladys Putman Ruth Nolin Avis Busby Ruth Anderson Alice Kiene Vera Buchanan Edna Smith Weidner Sunshine Ruth Bridges Leona Larson Vivian Ross Marie Hammer Pauline Crone Smith Frances Patton Mayme Squire Rhea Hoover Florence Orr Laura Holden YWCA Della Humphreys

Snider Funeral Services Held at Sherman Eden

Funeral services for Mrs. Cecil M. Snider were held Wednesday afternoon at the Sherman Eden Funeral Home with the Rev. Edward Philgreen officiating. Burial was in Highland Cemetery at Richland. Casketbearers were Lyle Darbyshire, Ralph McCreed, Richard Hotle and Stewart Bell.

Briefs Snider Cecil M. Snider Sherman-Eden Edward Philgreen Highland Cemetery Richland Lyle Darbyshire Ralph McCreed Richard Hotle Stewart Bell

Washington Chapter Receives DAR Conference Awards

Mrs. Robert Kurtz and Mrs. Stephen Viggers returned from the DAR Spring Conference in Cedar Rapids where they represented the Washington chapter as regent and vice regent. State regent Mrs. Flournoy Corey presided. The chapter earned several honors including the Evelyn Cole Peters Award and a Bi Centennial recognition. 231 attendees were present at noon Tuesday as the conference adjourned after breakfast.

Robert Kurtz Stephen Viggers Cedar Rapids Roosevelt Hotel Sherman Watson Clayton Conrad Washington

Traffic fines listed for speeding in Washington area

City police report shows motorists paying fines for speeding. Fines include Terry Lee Ellis $15, Virginia Booth $15, Stephen Keeler $10, James Tetsworth $10, Florence Louise Cottrell $12, Dale Dean Christner $26, Stephen Harry Greene $18, Zane W Craig $10, and Michael B Kane $10 for a stop light violation in Dubuque.

Washington Terry Lee Ellis W. i

On the Record Hospital Admitted and Dismissed

Admitted Yesterday Mrs Joan Custer and Mrs Betty Knapp both in Washington have medical and surgical conditions respectively. Birthe yesterday with Mr and Mrs Michael Kerr in Washington welcomed a daughter. Dismissed Today Arthur Harris Washington and Mrs Anna Langstaff Ainsworth. Transferred to Mercy Hospital Iowa City.

Joan Custer Washington Betty Knapp Washington Michael Kerr Arthur Harris Anna Langstaff Ainsworth Mercy Hospital Iowa City

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