Hauter Will Speak At Washington YMCA Meeting
Washington YMCA holds its annual meeting on Tuesday May 14 with dinner at 6 30 p m. Dr C A Larsen chairman of the adult program committee announces reservations due by noon May 13. Dr L W Hauter will be the evenings speaker, formerly interim pastor at First Presbyterian Church. The program includes board elections and year end reports.
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Washington Ymca
C. A. Larsen
YMCA
L. W. Hauter
Hauter
First Presbyterian Church
Washington
Robert Choate
Lee Holland
Join Owen
Bob Reed
Verle Gallagher
Vernon Elgin
Paul Gebhardt
Calvin Larsen
Kelly Schlapkohl
John Walker
Richard Paul
Wendell Eden
Yoder Feed to Start New Plant in Frytown
Yoder Feed, Inc. plans a new ultra modern feed manufacturing plant next to its Frytown site, six miles north of Kalona. Ground breaking is set for Saturday at 11 a.m. with a public ceremony and coffee after. The plant will be push button operated, dust tight, and capable of 120 tons per eight hour shift with 30 bulk load out bins and fully automated bagging. Construction begins in two to three weeks. Henry Schipke and Associates of Minneapolis are design engineers.
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Frytown
Kalona
Yoder, Inc
Yoder
Sharon Schlief Captures Seventh District Speech Award
Sharon Schlief of Washington, a Washington Community Schools student, won first place at the Seventh District Public Speaking Contest in Oskaloosa. The national topic is Lifetime Objectives, with $10,000 in scholarships for high school students. she advances to the state contest later this summer. Terry Phillips of Fremont finished second.
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The
Order Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias
Oskaloosa
Sharon Schlief
Raymond Schlief
Washington
Washington Community Schools
Miss Schlief
Order of Knights of Pythias
Marion Avenue church starts new schedule
The Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church shifts Sunday service to 9 30 and church school to 10 45 for a trial period starting May 5. After the trial, a final decision will be made on whether the new hours continue.
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Marion Avenue Church
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church
CAP Board Meeting Set for Mount Pleasant
The Southeast Iowa Community Action Organization board of directors will meet at the Mental Health Institute in Mount Pleasant at 8 p.m. Monday May 6. Speaker will be Mary Sutter R N director of Southeast Iowa Homemaker Home Health Aide Service.
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Southeast Iowa Community Action Organization, Inc
Mental Health Institute
Mount Pleasant
Mary Sutter
R. N
Southeast Iowa Homemaker Home Health Aide Service
Rosemary Club Hosts Bridge and May Day Breakfast
The Rosemary Club met Wednesday with Mrs. Donald Brown. Three bridge tables had high score for Mrs. Towyn Davies and low for Mrs. Frank Wenger. Guest Mrs. Keith Hardy helped with refreshments. Corrine Phelps hosted a May Day breakfast at Captain's Table for Longer Longer Club members. Twelve members and several children attended. guests Mrs. Donna Self and Mrs. Clay Goode attended and Goode shared Puerto Rico photos. A flower exchange was held and door prize went to Mrs. Clyde Dawson Sr.
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Rosemary Club
Donald Brown
Towyn Davies
Frank Wenger
Keith Hardy
Harry Drake
Hardy
Corrine Phelps
Donna Self
Clay Goode
Final rites for John W. Greiner held at St James Church
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 10 a.m. in St James Catholic Church for John W. Greiner with Rev Edward F. Collins presiding. Pallbearers included Jer ome Greiner Marvin Greiner Ronald Greiner Donald Peiffer Glenn Peiffer and John Chalupa. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery. Sherman Eden Funeral Home arranged the service.
Local residents plan garage and housing renovations
G F Moothart 610 North Ave C new garage. Robert Buffington 1506 North Marion patio and addition to house. Insurance Plan Savings Loan 120 East Washington remodeling and landscaping of present building. Hotle Homes 904 Paradise Drive new residence. Hotle Homes 1003 East Harrison new residence. John Goodwin 1013 East Third addition to house. Stan Kiesey 518 South Iowa new garage. Jerry Goodwin 603 South Fourth attached new garage. Derby Manufacturing 100 East Madison new service station. Keating Portable Welding West Second and North 15th addition to building. Jarvis Appliance 101 West Washington new store front. Marvin Glandon 623 South Seventh new gargage and patio. Grover Cleveland was the only President born in New Jersey.
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G. F. Moothart
North Avenue C
Robert Buffington
North
Marion
Insurance Plan Savings & Loan
East Washington
Hotle Homes
Paradise Drive
East
Harrison
John Goodwin
East Third
Stan Kiesey
South Iowa
Jerry Goodwin
South Fourth
Derby Manufacturing
Madison
Keating Portable Welding
Jarvis Appliance
West
Washington
Marvin Glandon
South Seventh
Douglas Schroeder wins National Merit Scholarship
Douglas Schroeder, a senior at Mid-Prairie High School, is among 47 Iowa students named National Merit Scholars in a national pool of 2,800. Most winners receive a four year, up to 1500 per year. 500 get a one time 1000 non renew. He plans to attend Nebraska Wesleyan University to major in physics and has active roles in Future Teachers, Future Scientists, drama, journalism, 4 H, Methodist Youth Fellowship, and Young Democrats.
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Douglas Schroeder
Mid - Prairie High School
Iowa
Douglas
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Physics
Future Teachers
Future Scientists
Journalism
4 - H Club
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Young Democrats
Mrs Bachmann Dies at Mercy Hospital Kalona
Christine Bachmann aged 67 died at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a monthlong illness. Born in Faulkenstein Poland on April 17 1901 she came to the Kalona area in 1949 with her children. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p m at Kalona Mennonite Church with J P Duerksen and J John J Miller officiating. Burial in East Union Cemetery. Yo der Funeral Home in charge. Survived by two daughters Mrs John Nellie Christner Kalona Mrs Norman Matilda Kennel Plymouth Wis and Artur Bachmann Kalona eight grandchildren and a sister Mrs Heinerich Heogesheimer Winnipeg Canada.
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Kalona
Christine Bachmann
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Poland
Kalona Mennonite Church
J. P. Duerksen
J. John J. Miller
East Union Cemetery
Yoder Funeral Home
Bachmann
Faulkenstein
John
Magdalena Schweitzer
Rudolph Bachmann
America
Nellie) Christner
Norman
Matilda) Kennel
Plymouth
Wis
Artur Bachmann
Heinerich Heogesheimer
Winnepeg
Canada
Rex Emerson Talks Wildlife At Kiwanis Meeting
Rex Emerson, area supervisor of conservation officers, spoke to Kiwanis members on Iowa wildlife. He showed colored slides of state parks to urge appreciation and use of preserve areas for recreation. A few seats remain on a chartered bus from Washington to St. Louis on June 10 to see the Cardinals-Cubs game. contact Robert Koehler for interest.
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Rex Emerson
Kiwanis Club
Iowa
Washington
St. Louis
Cardinals
Cubs
Robert Koehler
Local graduations and community notices across Burlington area
Nancy Jo Curtis, graduate of Burlington Beauty Academy, earned second place in hair styling at a Wednesday banquet at the Hotel Burlington and will start work at Richard George Beauty Salon. Nancy’s grandparents Rev Samuel Bowser and wife attended, along with other local figures. Charles G. Anderson lay injured after a Tuesday fall at home and is hospitalized. Mary Crone was nominated for Outstanding Secretarial Student during National Secretaries Week at Ottumwa Heights College, with a recognition banquet at Stardust Restaurant naming Betty Jo Millner as outstanding secretary. Mrs. James Butler was elected state organizer of TTI at a Des Moines convention. Attendees included several chapter officers. Nina Caldwell returned home after a stay at the Extended Care Center in Iowa City.
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Donald E. Curtis
Sam
Burlington
Curtis
Nancy Jo
Burlington Beauty Academy
Samuel Bowser
Oakville
Washington
Nancy
Washington High School
Richard George Beauty Salon
Mary Crone
Raymond Crone
Ottumwa Heights College
Stardust
Betty Jo Millner
Iowa City
James Butler
TTI
Des Moines
James Harris
Merle Turnipseed
Delbert Soper
M. L. Brown
Kelly Schlapkohl
Bruce Campbell
Ann Yeggy to wed Edward Humston in May ceremony
Announcement of the forthcoming marriage of Ann Yeggy and Edward Humston. The couple plans to wed at Holy Trinity Church Richmond on May 24 at 6 p.m. The Yeggys reside in Riverside and Humston in Washington. The bride-elect studies practical nursing at Marshalltown. Humston works in farming and carpentry with his father. TEDDY Theodore Roosevelt was the first president to win the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Ann Yeggy
Leroy Yeggy
Riverside
Edward Humston
Grant Humston Jr
Washington
Holy Trinity Church
Richmond
Marshalltown
Mr. Humston
Teddy Theodore Roosevelt
Admissions and discharges in Washington region
Yesterday Charles G. Anderson of Washington admitted for medical care. Today Mrs. Carol Harrison of Washington admitted for medical care. Births yesterday include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Borntrager of Karona. Discharges today include Fred Jarvis of Ainsworth, Mrs. Carrie Messer of Pleasant Plain, Mrs. Allen Fuhr and her son of Washington, and Mrs. James Bonebright and her son.
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Charles G. Anderson
Washington
Carol Harrison
Wallace Borntrager
Karona
Fred Jarvis
Ainsworth
Carrie Messer
Pleasant Plain
Allen Fuhr
James Bonebright
Iowa City
Washington social calendar notices for week of May events
Community groups list upcoming meetings and activities by day from Thursday to Monday. Highlights include FOE Auxiliary, Farm Bureau Women, Rebekah Lodge, IOOF, U P W circles, Masons, Senior Citizens center events, Legion Hall square dancing, Catholic Daughters breakfast, Golden Age and Rainbow Girls activities, and YWCA gatherings with potlucks and reservations.
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FOE
Hall, Jackson Two
Farm Bureau
Robert Friese
Roy Bauer
West Chester
G. W. Manassier
Rebekah Lodge
1St Presbyterian U
Marion Ave
U PW
Raymond Whisler
Art Wiley
Ted Meyer
Harold Gamon
Legion Hall
Bud Conners
Marriage license issued to Chor pening and Jennings
A marriage license has been issued here to Phillip Douglas Chor pening of Washington and Cheryl Lea Jennings of Ainsworth.
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Phillip Douglas Chorpening
Washington
Cheryl Lea Jennings
Ainsworth
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Speech
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Fremont
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Jorview the
CAP Board
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Grover Cleveland
New Jersey
Lao
Mom
Wolf’s
Wolf's Flower Shop
VFW Hall
Marty Miller
Jeff Vargason
Matt Hotle
Owen Gamon
Rusty Fenn
Larry Burkum
Webelos
Greg Thomas
Kevin Meyers
Jeff Vaughn
Thomas’ den IV
Kiwanis Meeting
Bob
Northrup King
Bermuda
Morton’s
Mission Brand
del Monte
R. L. Lytle
Ae Delivery
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
van Buren
Nina Caldwell
Osincup’s
Catholic Daughters
Mass
Clem
Golden Age
YWCA
Tops Club
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Rainbow Board
Ywca Council
Worthy High Priestess Club
Jesdie Kammeier
Armstrong
K. C. Hall
Henry Jordan
Green Bay Packers
Paul’s Shoes
Brake
Davis Paint Store
Airy Romantics
Phil Maid
Fem
Inine
S-M-L
Spurgeon
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