Funeral Monday for Mrs Clifford Snyder 74
Mrs Clifford K Snyder 74 of 302 East Sth Street died Friday May 9 at home. Funeral Monday at 9:30 a.m. Jones Funeral Home with Rev Dr Vernon G Elgin officiating. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. She was born June 28 1894 in Wellman daughter of John F Starr and Amelia Carr Starr. Survived by husband, son Milo R Glider, daughter Ruth Hensley, stepchildren Paul Snyder Pauline Long Charles Snyder Dorothea Trotman and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Clifford K. Snyder
East Sth Street
Jones Funeral Home
Vernon G. Elgin
Elm Grove Cemetery
Snyder
Ethel Starr
Wellman
John F. Starr
Amelia Carr Starr
Iowa City
Arthur R. Glider
Washington
Roy
Okinawa
VFW
American Pearl Button Company
Milo R. Glider
Huntington Beach
California
Homer
Ruth) Hensley
Omaha
Nebraska
Paul Snyder
Brighton
Paul
Pauline) Long
Charles Snyder
Jack
Dorothea) Trotman
Democratic ethics in Iowa budget talks
The Iowa legislature debates appropriations as required by law with input from the Governor and committees. The author urges protecting human rights within democracy, warns against shifting responsibility from individuals to government, and calls for a trustworthy climate where all can prosper and stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appropriations
House
Senate
Senior Citizens Month Hobby Show at Center May 21 22
Senior Citizens Month highlights a Hobby Show to honor older residents with crafts by retirees in Washington. A May 21 22 public event at the Center includes coffee and cookies, slides of the organization, and an invitation to readers to attend. The piece notes a May Dinner on May 27 featuring senior citizens performing.
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Washington
McCleery
Oskaloosa
Bob Gillesby
Bob
Oskaloosa Y
Amos Larsen
Correction clarifies Brighton emergency incident report
Carolyn Jones of Washington Iowa writes to correct a Journal report about an emergency vehicle sent to Brighton for a supposed drowning. A 23 year old man searching for fishing waters was lost and found at home after midnight, and Brighton firemen aided in the search. The author urges due respect for all responders and notes false emergency calls remain emergencies.
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Court House
Brighton
Sheriff’s Office
Monday Evening Journal
Brighton Fire Department
Washington County Sheriff's Office
Methodist pastors tour Nebraska parish visit Bro ken Bow
Four pastors from the United Methodist Mutual Ministry visited Broken Bow Nebraska from April 29 to May 1 to study the development of the larger parish ministry around Broken Bow. The Broken Bow United Methodist Parish comprises seven churches in Cus ter County with a three ordained and one lay pastor staff. A report on the trip will be presented May 28 at Ollie United Methodist Church.
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Richland
United Methodist Mutual Ministry
United Methodist
Fairfield
Broken Bow
Nebraska
Bill Kanne
Packwood
Larry Gilmore
Libertyville
Wilson Hyde
Larry Willey
Custer County
Towa
Mutual Ministry Council
Ollie United Methodist Church
Mrs. Ame lia Yoder dies at 80 in Kalona
Mrs Joel H Yoder 80 died early today at Pleasantview Home Kalona after weeks there Funeral services set for Monday 2 p m Sunnyside Conservative Mennonite Church Kalona with Morris Swartzendruber and David L Yoder officiating Burial in Fairview Cemetery Calling hours at Yoder Funeral Home Kalona until service Born October 14 1888 in Johnson County daughter of Christian and Barbara Gingerich Schlabaugh Married December 16 1915 They farmed in Johnson County until 1948 moved to Kalona Survived by husband one daughter Fannie Mast of Kalona six grandchildren two great grandchildren one brother Mahlon Schlabaugh and two sisters Ida Kemp and Lizzie Miller all of Kalona Preceded in death by two sons
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Kalona
Joel H. Yoder
Pleasantview
Sunnyside
Morris Swartzendruber
David L. Yoder
Fairview
Yoder
Amelia Schlabaugh
Johnson County
Christian
Barbara Gingerich Schlabaugh
Mr. Yoder
Fannie Mast
Mahlon Schlabaugh
Ida Kemp
Lizzie Miller
Senate Advances Meat Inspection Plan and Salary Bill
The Senate completed action on a Meat Inspection Bill enabling state inspectors to oversee slaughter plants not federally inspected with the federal government covering half the cost. The plan allows part time inspectors in small plants. Thirty seven states are adopting similar programs. The Senate also passed a bill to raise legislators salaries to six thousand dollars annually from 1971, which I opposed. The session’s final week may be May 12, and real estate assessment reform looms as essential to fix current difficulties.
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Senate
Iowa
Ohio
Ray
Funeral Monday for Elmer Hays 69 in Washington Indiana
Elmer Hays 69 of 1402 North Iowa Avenue died this morning at Washington County Hospital after a two year illness Funeral services to be held Monday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at Jones M O Smith Funeral Home burial in Elm Grove Cemetery He was born January 4 1900 in Bloomington Indiana son of Warren and Manta Wampler Hays married Josie Fern Deckard April 18 1922 in Nashville Indiana was a farmer and previously lived in West Chester area He had lived in Washington ten years survived by wife three daughters Ellen Perdock of Washington Charlotte Mayer of Dublin Edith Canott of Crawfordsville six grandchildren a sister Mrs Harley Forsythe Noblesville Indiana and a sister and brother preceded in death
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Elmer Hays
North
Iowa Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
M. O. Smith
Elm Grove
Mr. Hays
Janary
Bloomington
Indiana
Warren and
Manta Wam
Pler Hays
Nashville
Josie Fern Deckard
Hays
West Chester
Washington
William
Ellen) Perdock
Victor
Charlotte) Mayer
Dublin
Sam
Edith) Canott
Crawfordsville
Harley Forsythe
Noblesville
Mother Daughter Salad Supper at Marion Avenue Church
Mrs. Fred Penny of Iowa City led the program for the annual Mother Daughter Salad Supper at Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church. Diane Penny, 26, showcased music and art with piano numbers and multiple media works, sketching Mrs. Garth Rustan and Carol, then gifting the drawing. Beth Brinning and her mother, and other generations, provided music. honors were given to oldest and youngest mothers and those with the most daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Penny
Iowa City
Diane
University of Iowa
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Penny
Garth Rustan
Carol
Pennys
Richard McCall
Amy
Carrie
Nora Ebner
George Masson Sr
Lester Luckenbill
Robert Brinning
Beth Brinning
Beth
Record of Medical Personnel and Dismissals Across Washington
Yesterday lists Cloud Willits, Mrs Ray Downs, Mary Zager, and Mrs Gertrude M Davis in medical roles across Washington and Ainsworth. Today shows Robert Milford, David Skubal in surgical care, with Daniel Walker and Mrs Lawrence Zuehlke in Washington noted as dismissed.
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Cloud Willits
Washington
Ray Downs
Mary Zager
Gertrude M. Davis
Ainsworth
Robert Milford
David Skubal
Surgical
Daniel Walker
Letts
Lawrence Zuehlke
Stina cher family attends ISU Scholarship Dinner
Mr and Mrs Henry Stina cher of Brighton attended the Scholarship Recognition Dinner at Iowa State University in Ames Monday with their sons Lysle and Dave. Lysle, a sophomore in animal science in the College of Agriculture, was honored for high scholarship. Dave is a freshman at the university.
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Henry Stinacher
Brighton
Iowa State University
Ames
Lysle
Dave
College of Agriculture
Halcyon notes at Halcyon House
Sunday service was led by Bethel Mennonite church members. Hallie Hall enjoyed a pleasant surprise as her daughter and son in law Verne Pangborn from Lincoln Nebraska visited. Edwin Chrissinger and Rhoda Griffiths relatives likewise visited. A dancing program by Trudy Griffeth Debbie Myers Judy Brown and Beth Burns followed Tuesday evening. Pat Florety from Van Nuys California visited with Mrs Kyle Friday. Grace Hebel will lead for two weeks while Mrs Clarkson is on vacation.
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Hallie Hall
Verne Pangborn
Lincoln
Nebraska
Trudy Griffeth
Debbie Myers
Judy Brown
Beth Burns
Grace Hebel
Mrs. Clarkson
George Wolfe 101 Dies in Washington County
George Wolfe 101 long time resident of Washington County died Friday May 9 after a period of good health. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Richard Peterson officiating burial in New Haven Cemetery. Born August 8 1867 he was a son of Abraham and Sara Jane Archer Wolfe and was raised and educated in the county. Surviving are a sister Mrs Pearl Augustine of Grinnell and many nieces and nephews.
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George Wolfe
Washington County
Jones
Richard Peterson
New Haven
Mr. Wolfe
Abraham
Sara Jane Archer Wolfe
Pearl Augustine
Grinnell
Washington social calendar notices list varied group meetings
Local column lists multiple clubs and chapters with dates and times for Monday to Wednesday meetings. Entries include TTT Chapter, YWCA, American Home groups, Y Wives, Past Noble Grand Circle, American Legion Auxiliary, Art Guild, Senior Citizens, Immanuel Lutheran Circles, FOE Auxiliary, Tops Club, and others. Also notes a 10 a.m. deadline for notices and three day advance printing.
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American Home
H. C. Hotle
Noble Grand Circle
Harold Brock
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Art Guild
Y. Immanuel Lutheran Circles
George Sharkey
Columbus Junction
Paul Boettcher
Robert Baker
Cyrus Chapter
Zeredatha Council
Masonic Temple
FOE
Hall
Tops Club
YWCA
Marion Ave
UPW
Citizens Band
C. B
United Methodist Women Circles Hold Meetings
The United Methodist Church women met Friday in homes of Mrs. Walter Anderson, Mrs. Roy Steele, Mrs. Glenn Gordon, Mrs. Harold Perry, Mrs. M L Brown, Mrs. C W Freel, and Mrs. Verle Gallagher. Circle III hosted a cooperative luncheon at the church and Rev. James Robinson of Des Moines was rescheduled as guest speaker for next Friday’s general meeting with a one o clock luncheon.
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United Methodist Church
Walter Anderson
Roy Steele
Glenn Gordon
Harold Perry
M.L. Brown
C. W. Freel
Verle Gallagher
Circle III
James Robinson
Des Moines
Mrs Monson Feted at Bridal Shower in Crawfordsville
Mrs Russell Monson of North Liberty was honored May 1 at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs Arvid Anderson. Co hosts were Mrs Robert Lau er of Olds Mrs J W Evans and Mrs Lillian Maxwell. Guests brought favorite recipes and gifts were opened. Refreshments in blue and white were served. Attendees included Mabel Monson Vincent Lindeen Paul Harms Claire Holmes Vernon White Cleo Fletcher R I Williams Max Mitchell Don Blankenhorn Orrin Johnson Harvey Thomas Lyle Lowe.
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Crawfordsville
Russell Monson
North Liberty
Arvid Anderson
Robert Lauer
Olds
J. W. Evans
Lillian Maxwell
Mabel Monson
Iowa City
Vincent Lindeen
Paul Harms
Claire Holmes
Mt. Pleasant
Vernon White
Cleo Fletcher
R. I. Williams
Max Mitchell
Don Blankenhorn
Orrin Johnson
Harvey Thomas
Lyle Lowe
Mr and Mrs Robert McDonald Guests of Janesville Family
Mr and Mrs Robert McDonald of Janesville Wisconsin were recent houseguests of Mr and Mrs Rolland Benson. The visit highlighted social cordialities typical of the local scene.
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Robert Mc.Donald
Janesville
Wisconsin
Rolland Benson
Missionettes honor mothers at breakfast
The First Assembly of God Missionettes held a surprise come-as-you-are breakfast for their mothers this morning for Mothers Day. The girls recited verses from Proverbs and a poem Teach Me to Pray for devotion. Gifts were presented to each mother. Eight attended.
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Assembly of God
Missionettes
Annual Y MCA dinner rescheduled to May 20
The 45th annual Y MCA dinner meeting is set for Tuesday, May 20, not May 13 as previously announced. All adult members are urged to attend with reservations by noon Monday, May 19, via the Y desk telephone.
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Y McA
Patricia Sorrell to marry in July
Patricia Eileen Sorrell of Dallas will wed John Doyle Anderson of Dallas on July 12 at St Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church. Sorrell, a 1959 Washington High School graduate, earned degrees from Kilgore College and North Texas State University and now works as a Richardson high school counselor. Anderson, Artesia, New Mexico, native, attends NTSC in Denton pursuing a BBA in marketing and works for Geophysical Service Inc. in Dallas.
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Patricia Eileen Sorrell
Dallas
Texas
Virgil L. Adams
Belton
Edward E. Sorrell
Washington
John Doyle Anderson
Jonnie Anderson
Curtis W. Anderson
Artesia
N. M
St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church
Dalas
Bride
Washington High School
Kilgore Junior College
Kilgore
Rangerettes
North Texas State University
Denton
Alpha Delta Pi
Delta Psi Kappa
N.T.S.A
Richardson
Mr. Anderson
N.M
Geophysical Service Inc
Texas Instruments
Rural Women's Club Breakfast Party Itinerary noted
Mrs Earl Redlinger hosted nine members of the Rural Women's Club for a breakfast Thursday morning. A birthday gift exchange took place with Martha Marie as a guest.
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Earl Redlinger
Rural Women’s Club
Martha Marie
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