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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1968

Page

2

Klopfenstein Family Hosts Birthday Dinner Honor Rose Anne Payne

Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Klopfenstein hosted a birthday dinner at home on Tuesday evening for Rose Anne Payne who shares the birthday today May 15 joining guests Bernard Payne Randy and Rose Anne and Walter Longer. Kent Klopfenstein Kimberly and Kevin of Fort Dodge were weekend visitors with the family.

Kermit Klopfenstein Rose Anne Payne Bernard Payne Randy Rose Anne Walter Longer Kent Klopfenstein Kimberly Kevin Ft. Dodge

National Jaycees meeting hears orientation by regional director

Washington Jaycees met at the Captain's Table Tuesday evening to hear an orientation speech by Cleotus Gerhls, national director of the Jaycees for this region. Seventeen members and four guests were present for the meeting. During the business session, several future projects were discussed.

Washington Jaycees Cleotus Gerhls The Jaycees

Muscatine Coin Show Report At Washington County Club

The Rev. L. T. Bergthold of Richmond spoke on the Muscatine Coin show at the Washington County Coin Club meeting with 13 members present. Reports on how members began collecting coins were shared by Edgar Swartzendruber Ted Morgan and Bergthold. Club president Don Proudfit led an auction that netted 2.90 and refreshments were provided by Henry Knoke and Duane Anderson. The next meeting is scheduled for June 10 at 7:30 in the ISU meeting room.

L. T. Bergthold Richmond Muscatine Washington County Duane Anderson Iowa City ISU

Mrs Nordyke Dies in Fairfield Nursing Home at 87

Eliza beth Nordyke 87 formerly of Brighton died Tuesday evening at Nelson Nursing Home Fairfield Burial at Hillcrest Cemetery Brigh ton Funeral 1:30 p.m. Saturday Raymond Funeral Home Rev Ned Gillum officiating She was born May 16 1880 in Canton IL married May 26 1898 to William Nordyke He died 1957 Survived by two daughters Mrs Wilford Cook Birmingham IA and Mrs Preston Hoover Washington two sons Carl Batavia and Lester Lehigh Acres FL, 15 grandchildren and many great grandchildren two brothers James Hagans Ottumwa and Ed Hagans Fairfield, one sister Mrs Maude Hyde Fairfield. Preceded in death by four brothers.

Brighton Korilla Elizabeth Nordyke Nelson Fairfield Raymond Funeral Home Ned Gillum Hillcrest Cemetery Mrs. Nordyke Canton Illinois John C Harriett Luellen Hagans William Nordyke Christian Church Wilford Cook Birmingham Iowa Preston J. Hoover Washington Carl Batavia Lester Lehigh Acres Fla James Hagans Ottumwa Ed Hagans Maude Hyde

Local family news from Monticello and Washington area

Rev. and Mrs. Eddie West of Monticello announce the birth of son James Rodney on May 4, weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces. Margaret Griffith was discharged from Extended Care Center at Iowa City and will stay with the Edward Griffith home near Crawfordsville until she can return home. Mrs. Mae Stokes and Mrs. Robert Hyde visited Des Moines relatives. Mrs. Marion Snodgrass returned from Betendorf after a visit with her son Don Snodgrass and family. Mrs. Harold Griggs was honored at a going away party at the home of Mrs. Earl Griggs after moving to 420 West Main Street. Jerry Flory entertained for his children Kurtis and Kelly Sue’s birth days. Trudy Hysell will graduate from Iowa Methodist Hospital School of Nursing in Des Moines. The Thursday Rollers Bowling League meets for a luncheon at Captain’s Table Thursday at 1 10 p.m.

Eddie West Monticello Washington James Rodney Margaret Griffith Iowa City Mercy Washington County Hospital Edward Griffith Crawfordsville Harold Griggs Earl Griggs Mrs. Griggs West Main Street Jerry Flory Kurtis Kelly Sue Orville Flory Donnie Hertig Rodney Letts Charlie Davison Trudy Hysell Truman Hysell Iowa Methodist Hospital School of Nursing Grace Methodist Church Des Moines

Riverside and Kalona drivers collide on Highway 22

Mary Ellen Zahs of route 2 Riverside and Allen Ray Kos of route 2 Kalona were involved in a two car crash on Highway 22 west of Kalona Tuesday at 3 45 p m. Zahs pulled out to pass a school bus then returned to the right lane and struck the bus vehicle. Damage estimated at about 550 dollars.

Mary Ellen Zahs Riverside Allen Ray Kos Kalona Highway Miss Zahs

Cancer Crusade gifts total over one thousand four hundred dollars

Mrs Walter Duvall third ward chairman reports gifts totaling 1342.60 for the Crusade in the past month. She thanks all workers and contributors and asks any missed donors to send their gift to Juanite Hering at the Washington State Bank. Workers Mrs Pearl Gardner and Mrs Eileen Crawford filled in for two volunteers unable to serve this year.

Walter Duvall Third Ward

Kennedy wins Nebraska primary boosting California bid

Kennedy secures a majority in Nebraska, besting McCarthy and pushing toward California. Nixon dominates Republican voters with 70 percent as Kennedy extends his weeklong string of wins, while write ins and Wallace support register modestly.

Omaha Neb UPI Robert F. Kennedy Eugene J. McCarthy Nebraska California New York Minnesota Kennedy Indiana District of Columbia Richard M. Nixon Johnson McCarthy Humphrey Wallace Nixon Reagan Stassen Liberator Rockefeller Alabama George C. Wallace American Independent Party

Walter C. Davis Dies at Columbus City

Walter C. Davis 84 of Columbus City died at home. Born July 1, 1883 in Columbus Community, he married Elizabeth Thomas in 1911. Survived by two sons Howard and Clement, three grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. He was a farmer in Cotter, later worked at Richie Furniture and Hardware in Columbus Junction, and belonged to United Presbyterian Church. Funeral arrangements pending at Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home.

Columbus Junction Walter C. Davis Columbus City Stacy - Lewis Mr. Davis Columbus John J. Davis Elizabeth Thomas Howard Davis Clement Davis Wilton Junction Richie Funiture and Hardware Store United Presbyterian Church

Mrs. Carol Harrison Dies at 49 in Washington County

Carol Lorna Benson Harrison, 49, of 1303 North Second Avenue died May 15, 1968 at Washington County Hospital after a yearlong illness. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Vernon Elgin. Burial Schrock Cemetery. Born Feb 4, 1919 in Henry County. Survived by son Wayne of Quincy, Illinois. former husband Dwight Wittmer. later husband Howard Harrison. Member of OES. former schoolteacher. also ran a restaurant in Missouri.

Carol B. Harrison North Second Avenue Washington County Hospital Jones Funeral Home Rev Vernon Elgin Schrock Cemetery Mrs. Harrison Henry County Carol Lorna Benson Clarence and Eulalia Benson Dwight Wittmer Wayne Quincy, Il Howard Harrison OES Missouri

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