Lincoln PTA to Meet for Final Year Event and Exhibits
The Lincoln School Parent Teachers Association's final meeting of the year is set for next Tuesday March 28 at 730 p.m. in the school with doors opening at 630 p.m. An art and social studies exhibit will be on display in the lower hall and the program will feature music performances by students and various demonstrations from physical education classes and seventh grade instrumental and vocal numbers. Election of officers will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School Parent Teachers Association
Rustan
Robert Boyd
Cary Hotle
Mike Beranek
Timkling
Lummi Stix
Jeff Goodell
Kent Keating
Brandon Ray
Zager
Nancy Schlapkohl
Karen Ruppert
Chris Lee
Jenny Harris
Sunrise
Doug Ruby
Doug Hammer
Irv Rich
Kay Howell
Mary Fish
Dennis Coon
Christine Boos
Barbara Kessell
Airman Larry L Black arrives in Des Moines for 30 day leave
AMN Larry L Black arrived by plane from Shepherd AFB Texas to spend a 30 day leave in Des Moines with his mother Mrs Max Arbogast and Mr Arbogast and other relatives. Mrs Harold Dutch Young was dismissed from Mercy Hospital Iowa City after eye surgery and is recuperating at home. Don Fenno of Washington was honored at a Purina Feed Company sales meeting for 20 years in the firms sales division to be completed on April 1 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMN
Larry L. Black
Des Moines
Shepherd Afb
Texas
Max Arbogast
Mr. Arbogast
Harold
Dutch) Young
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Don Fenno
Washington
Purina Feed Company
Fenno
Purina
Theta Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Theta Lambda
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Dennis Coon
Washington High School
Switzerland
May Kane
Coon
Skip Speece
Creative Living Club elects new officers at meeting
Mrs. Phil Rusley hosted 11 Creative Living I members. Mrs. Rusley was elected leader for the coming year and other officers were named. New committees include nominating and program chairs. The group announced a Fortnightly breakfast for May 2 with reservations due by April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Rusley
Creative Living
Richard Herlein
Rusley
William Westphal
Floyd Woods
Dale Engle
Jeff Buhr
Carlton Bump
Westphal
Allan Kinzler
Joe Evanovich
Bump
Bruce Campbell
Local Hospital Admits Several Patients and a Birth
Yesterday multiple patients were admitted including Sandra Johnson Colinumbus Junction Mavia Byers Washington William Stines Columbus Junction Debra Drayfahl Ainsworth Brian Davis Columbus Junction and Maude Stuart Washington along with a birth to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Stout of Washington. Kenneth Sutton of Ainsworth was dismissed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Johnson
Columbus Junction
Mavia Byers
Washington
William Stines
Debra Drayfahl
Ainsworth
Brian Davis
Maude Stuart
Kenneth Stout
Kenneth Sutton
Washington Evening Journal publication and mailing rates
The Washington Evening Journal lists offices at 111 North Marion Avenue Washington Iowa 52353 and printer Elder Shannon Co. pricing for carriers and mail: 50 cents weekly in Washington, 40 cents in nearby towns. annual rates 12 dollars outside Washington 15 dollars within. six months options shown. staff includes David Elder president and editor and William Shannon vice president and advertising director. production supervisor Leonard Llewellyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Marion Ave
Washington
Iowa
Elder, Shannon & Co., Inc
United Press International
Inland Daily Press Assn
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Iowa Press Assn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Robert Shaffer
Leonard Llewellyn
MP board approves West Chester Elementary plan changes
The Mid-Prairie School Board meeting on March 13 approved moving to four teachers for grades 1–6 at West Chester Elementary for 1972-73 to boost efficiency and individualized instruction. Kindergarten remains unchanged. reading readiness opportunities expand. The board also adopted a 1972-73 calendar, noted resignations of three teachers, and reported Title I funding delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Mid-Prairie Community School District
Warren Shade
Richard van Hoozer
West Chester
Jr. High
Ray Schrepfer
Richard Dyer
Barbara Adams
Wellman
Eugene Clark
Elaine Tolle
Curtis
State Department of Public Instruction
Volunteers In Community Service Guides Iowa Heart Efforts
William R. Wilson M D of Iowa City announces a brochure titled Volunteers In Community Service describing Iowa Heart Association community program activities. The work centers on prevention emergency treatment and rehabilitation with atherosclerosis linked to over 800000 deaths yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Wilson
Iowa City
Iowa Heart Association
The
Heart Association
Wilson
Iowa Heart
36Th Street
Des Moines
Iowa
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly and Weekend Events
Social calendar lists events from Thursday to Monday including Women of Moose at 8 p.m. in ISU room and Family Living I at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Burl Pringle. Friday YWCA Public Affairs at 9:15 a.m. with Mrs. George Krogmeier and WCTU at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. Geanie Nayadley. Sunday Trailride at 2 p.m. hosted by the Washington Saddle Club with Jim Wilsons at Haskins. attendees welcome. Monday Music at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Herb Osincup for guest night. Monday Nighters at 6:15 p.m. meet at Y and dine out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Moose
ISU
Family Living I
Burl Pringle
YWCA
George Krogmeier
WCTU
Geanie Nayadley
Jim Wilsons
Haskins
The
Washington Saddle Club
Herb Osincup
Just Us Club Elects Ethel Swift President
Ethel Swift was chosen president of the Just Us Club at Wednesday afternoon’s meeting, with Mrs. Ralph White as vice president and Mrs. L F Harding as secretary-treasurer. Eleven members attended and entertainment was provided by Mrs. Hesseltine and Mrs. Goodlander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Swift
Just Us Club
Ralph White
White
L.F. Harding
Leta Goodlander
Ralph Hesseltine
Goodlander
George White
D.O. Butler
Booster Club
Chancy Litwiller
Mel Donaldson
Don Cave
Francis Litwiller
Keith Litwiller
Larry Fishback
Phil Ahrens
Leland Jeffries
Dale Lance
Farm Bureau Women’s Day Program Set for Monday
The annual Farm Bureau Women’s Day will be held Monday afternoon at the Farm Bureau building with a 1:30 p.m. program. Feature speaker Mrs. A.K. Stoutner of Keota will discuss Norway and the Associated Country Women of the World, reflecting her role with the U.S.A. Country Women’s Council at the ACWW meeting in Oslo last August. An invitation goes to anyone interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
A.K. Stoutner
Keota
Norway
Community Notices From Brighton Area
Mr and Mrs Harold Rebling Sr attended a grocery shower for grandson Steve Rebling and his bride at Hope Lutheran Church Germanville. Brighton Fire Department held a chili supper at Alice's Coffee Shop before the regular meeting. Brenda Guy earned Alpha Beta Kappa honors at Kirkwood Community College Cedar Rapids. He and she details. Dean Edwards and wife Jeanette attended the 42nd annual convention of the Independent Bankers Association of America in Bal Harbour Florida with a Bahamas tour posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Harold Rebling
Steve Rebling
Hope Lutheran Church
Germanville
Alice
Brenda Guy
Lathel Guy
Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids
Brenda
Roy Deittweiler
James Hesseltine
Alvin Hesseltine
Howard Shaffer
North Farmer Street
Cherryholmes Construction Co
Washington
Rex Widmer
Joan Dunbar
Ottumwa
Artex
Clarence Reighard
Keota
Lloyd Reighard
Rhoda Campbell
Robbie
Burlington
Dean Edwards
The
Rubio Savings Bank of
Jeanette
Independent Bankers Association of America
Americana Hotel
Bal Harbour
Fla
Edwards
Des Moines
Freeport
Bahama Islands
Kiwanis Speaker Merle Wilson Reviews Club History
Lt Gov Merle Wilson of Ottumwa spoke at the Washington Kiwanis luncheon, reviewing Kiwanis history from its inception fifty years ago and outlining the organization’s principles. He noted recent events in Algona with Gov Robert Ray and district Governor Ray Stevens, plus the structure of sixteen divisions led by lieutenant governors. The talk emphasized community service and reaffirming Kiwanis fundamentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Holder
Kiwanis
Merle Wilson
Ottumwa
Kiwanis Organization
Wilson
Algona
Iowa
Robert Ray
Ray Stevens
Ray
Mr. Ray
Stevens
Kiwanis International Club
Mid-Prairie Education Association Scholarship Offered
The MP teacher group will award a 200 dollar scholarship to a graduating high school senior, now in its fourth year. Previous winners include Pam Goschke Denny Yoder and Marilyn Gingerich. Applicants must meet criteria of average or above, financial need, good character, good citizenship, and interest in teaching. Applications are available from S.S. Statler and due by April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-Prairie Education Association
Pam Goschke
Denny Yoder
Marilyn Gingerich
S.S. Statler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lincoln Pta
Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Journal
Chester
Irene Whitham
Irvin Whitham
Irene
Bruce Paul
Ington
Miss Whitham
Northeast Missouri State College
Kirksville, MO
Christopher Marlowe
McDaniel Drug Store
Kalona
Iowans For Moral Education
JUST
Y-Wives
Jerry King
Leonard Tindal
Clarence Berkhoff
Tops Club
Janet Martin
Esther Troxell
VW Rooms
Donna Pfeiffer
Marsha Patterson
Marlys Dusenbery
Eileen Wilson
Mary Ann Hildebrand
Colleen Patterson
Darlene Schaffer
Jean Timmins
Marian Schiebel
Willows
Mrs
Tony Meuth
MP Teacher Group
Osincup Drug Store
Osincup
Sandys
Mom
Dad
Wanda
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