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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1971

Page

2

Messiah to Be Presented Tonight by Southeast Town Band

The Southeast Town Symphony Orchestra concludes its season with Handel’s Messiah. Iowa Wesleyan College choir Burt Mahle Chorale join soloists for Easter portion in four southeast Iowa cities led by Burton Mahle. Washington performance starts at 8 p.m. at United Methodist Church with listed soloists. Admission 1.50 for adults 50 cents for students at the door.

Southeast Town Symphony Orchestra George Friedrich Handel Iowa Wesleyan College Choir Burt Mahle Handel Burton Mahle Iowa Wesleyan College Iowa Washington United Methodist Church Gay Blankenship Gloria Crane Ann Gaston Dorothy Moehlman Marilyn Mahle Larry Johnson Terry Strother Alan Johnson Allen Chapman Rick Sundin Richard Wiele

Pauls Shoe Store Celebrates 12th Anniversary

The Pauls Shoe Store on the north side of Washington square announces a 12th anniversary celebration. Sales staff joining in the event include Dick Paul Jim Gallagher Bob Crossett Jr Nancy Redlinger Nancy Courtney and Bill Williams.

Paul’s Shoes Today Washington Today’s Evening Journal Dick Paul Jim Gallagher Bob Crossett Jr Nancy Redlinger Nancy Courtney Bill Williams

Death of Carl Weinard in West Liberty at 77

Carl Weinard 77 died suddenly Sunday night near West Liberty from an apparent heart attack. He had lived on the same farm 63 years and was in failing health the past months. Funeral services Wednesday at 2:30 pm at the Christian Church West Liberty with Snider Funeral Home in charge. Burial in Oak Ridge Cemetery West Liberty. Surviving are wife Margaret, four sons four daughters two daughters in law Mrs Ray Stalder and Mrs Leonard Pohren of Washington, 29 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. The family will meet at 415 E 5th Street West Liberty at noon after services. friends may visit there.

Carl Weinard Sr West Liberty Weinard Christian Church E. 6Th Street Snider Oak Ridge Margaret Ray Stalder Leonard Pohren Washington William Poulsen E. 5Th Street

Warning on Medicare Insurance Fraud in Washington County

Washington County residents especially seniors were cautioned about salesmen posing as Medicare agents. Officials stressed no government Medicare representative makes calls to sell insurance. Brokers push policies to augment Medicare, but no one is authorized to collect Medicare payments. verify reliability of any salesman. Reports of such imposters came from two communities.

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Grim Family Sorrow After Stroke Strikes Father

Lester Grim's family from St Paul Minnesota Postville Wartburg College Waverly and Iowa City rush to his bedside after a stroke at work. The University Hospital Iowa City lists his condition as satisfactory. Mrs Grim learns of brother Ray Rickertsen's unexpected death in Bryant Iowa.

Richard Westpfahl Mark St. Paul Minn Frank Sanders Postville Sheryl Grim Wartburg College Waverly Lester Grim Grim University Hospital Iowa City Farm Bureau Insurance Ray Rickertsen Bryant

Washington women suffer minor injuries in Iowa City crash

Martha Chance and her mother Lena Chance sustained cuts and bruises when their car was demolished in an Iowa City accident on Saturday. Both were treated at University Hospitals in Iowa City and released.

Martha Chance Lena Chance Iowa City Miss Chance

Kinney Family Sets New Rapid City Address

Friends of the Kinney family note their new address at 1581 Kellogg Place Rapid City South Dakota 57701 The Kinneys report Mr Kinney works in public relations with the Sioux Indian tribe and photographs school textbooks for Indians The family previously lived in Washington where Mr Kinney was a photographer for the Evening Journal

Dallas Kinney Kellogg Place Rapid City M.D Mr. Kinney Kinneys Washington The Evening Journal

Cub Scouts Enjoy Skating Party At Washington Rink

One hundred sixty Cub Scouts Webelos visitors and families from Pack 242 of St James Church attended a fellowship roller skating party Sunday at Washington Skating Rink. The event featured skating games and partner skating as a monthly highlight alongside the pack meeting.

St. James Church Washington Skating Rink

Music club meets for program on Music and Mental Health

Mrs Myles Englestad led the Fortnightly Music department meeting at Mrs Wayne Gamon’s home with thirteen members and three guests. Song of the Month O Sacred Head now Wounded was presented by Mrs Ruth Nolin. Committees stay the same for another year as by laws revised. May 4 breakfast planned with Mrs Edna Smith representing music. Dorothy Cummer noted a drop in composer sales, Beethoven leading. Refreshments provided by cohostess Mrs Claire Keating.

Myles Englestad Wayne Gamon John Thorne Jeff Buhr Sylvia Larson Ruth Nolin O Sacred Head Charles Rademaker Kay Stewart Edna Smith Dorothy Cummer Beethoven Claire Keating

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