Pleasant Plain Nuptials Bind Koch and Little in May Ceremony
Ellen Koch of Burlington daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Koch and James Little of Lyons Illinois wed in an eight o clock ceremony Monday May 15 at Pleasant Plain Friends Church. Officiants were Rev Russell McDowell and Rev Wade Dillavoy. Reception followed at the church. They plan residence in Lyons Illinois after a Colorado honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Koch
Burlington
Elmer Koch
Route 1
Brighton
James Little
Lyons
Ill
Francis Little
Mediapolis
Pleasant Plain Friends Church
Russell McDowell
Friends Church of
Seiling
Okla
Wade Dillavoy
Pleasant Plain Church
Thomas Little
Mt. Pleasant
United States Gympium Company
Chicago
Bonnie Gill
Alta Blair
Roxie Hughes
Janet Cosens
Candy Little
Edith Copeland
Rosanne Rogers
Friends Church
Bob Jones
Dave Jones
Herschel Mendenhall
Roy Rogers
Paul Snyder
Carl MacMurray
Union services at Keota churches set for summer
Keota three Protestant churches plan union services each June July and August with two worship sessions weekly at 7 30 p m Saturday and 10 a m Sunday All services rotate among churches and offerings support the host church while loose offerings go to the service location Nita Bell directs music and a family style Sunday school is set at 9 a m in the Presbyterian church Eight new members are to join United Presbyterian May 28 after a three month course and a Communion service Maude Smith will lead a candleholders demonstration for Fun and Craft at the Presbyterian lounge May 30 through June 9 Vacation Bible School runs May 30 to June 9 at the United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sievert Keota
Keota
Christian Church
United Presbyterian
United Methodist
Nita Bell
Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Kathi Harding
Gina McDowell
Tom Palmer
Toni van Sickle
Jim van Sickle
Bill Vincent
Jim
David Fagen
Maude Smith
Linda Herschberg
Doris George
Shirlee Mills
Esther Vincent
Grecians welcome a son Scott Gene born in Riverside
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Grecian announce the birth of a nine pound six ounce son, Scott Gene, May 11 at Washington County Hospital. Grandparents are Delbert Grecian, Elmer Waldschmidt, and families. mother and child released from hospital May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Kiene Riverside
Larry Grecian
Washington County Hospital
Scott Gene
Grecian
Delbert Grecian
Elmer and Waldschmidt
Henry Wieland
Dora Novy
Anna Horak
Clarence Wilson
Washington
Marge Luckey
Pella
Carl Craig
Jim Jones
Jamie Sue
Davenport
Richard Craig
Danny
Matt
Iowa City
Vernon Stagner
Katona
Delbert Flynn
Jim Kinney
Jay
Rosemary
Ellen
Mary Margaret
Kevin
Terry Kinney
Craig
Ralph Klein
Johnny O'Brien
Mary Salladay
Mae Jones
Myron Salladay
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Club and Church Activities
Wednesday includes Circle III and VIII meetings, Mary Wesleyan and CWF services, St James Circle IV salad supper. Thursday lists PEO and Independent Club gatherings, H J Club with graduation photo, H H Cub and Double Deck Club events. Friday features WSCS breakfast in Fellowship Hall and Rebekah Lodge along with Bethlehem Commandery potluck at Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Messer
Circle III
William Holden
Don Taylor
Methodist Mary Wesleyan Service Guild
Halcyon House
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Christian Cwf
Jolly Nine Club
Pauline Hite
St. James Circle IV
St. James School
Russell Bannister
Charles Kennedy
H.J
Bill Meyer
H.H. Cub
Paul Beenblossom
Double Deck
M.D. Lee
WSCS
All Women of Church
Fellowship Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Bethlehem Commandery
Masonic Temple
Rainbow Girls Honor Mothers At Meeting
Rainbow Girls presided by Judy Bauer honor mothers and grandmothers with a program in the dining room. Special guests from Iowa City attended as Sherry Bash was installed as musician and Linda Eash played piano for the Mother's Prayer. A garage sale setup for June 3 was announced with help needed June 2 at Eash's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Judy Bauer
Loree Grassely
Iowa City
Sherry Bash
Jane Bauer
Eileen Lewis
Eash
Rainbow
Jim Eash
Lana Weeks
Julie Pilcher
Sherry Eash
Linda Eash
Joe Bauer
Leo Beauchamp
On the Record Contracts Wagamon Family Land Deed
Mabelle I Wagamon transfers to William W Wagamon Jr and wife land in section 20 of township 77 range 9 and section 29 of township 77 range 9 as recorded on the property contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabelle I. Wagamon
William W Wagamon Jr
Washington Iowa newspaper rate card and masthead data
Publication details show Elder Shannon & Co as publishers with a list of staff including David Elder as president and editor and William Shannon as VP and advertising director. Rates: carrier 50c weekly in Washington, 40c in surrounding towns, mail options $12 yearly outside Washington, $15 within Washington, and higher rates for other Iowa or out of state deliveries.
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
Auxiliary officers named in World War I Barracks meeting
Mrs. Neal Burton was installed president of the Auxiliary to the World War I Barracks at Legion Hall after a supper with the Barracks. New officers include Mildred Berry, Ted Crone, D L Rohrer, Everett Burham, Cliff Connelly, Milt Birka, George Baker, and trustee Thora Pease. Two members ill in hospital. a VA Hospital thank you note for puzzles was read. Coffee invite for May 23. Golden Age Club finished a quilt. next meeting June 5. Applied Arts hosted by Mrs Clark Bauer with 17 members. new members added and last meeting of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Burton
Legion Hall
Thora Pease
Mildred Berry
Ted Crone
D.L. Rohrer
Everett Burham
Cliff Connelly
Milt Birka
George Baker
Pease
Floyd Banks
Ben Hammer
Robert McKee
Applied Arts
Clark Bauer
Verne Landers
Robert Stephens
Washington
James Bash
Albia
Red Oak
Glenn Fuhr
Stephens
Marion Augustine
Ralph Bauer
Esther White
Bauer
Optimist meeting hears push to attract doctors to Washington
Horak chairing the effort to bring new physicians to Washington told members the town needs more doctors as the load rises from 800 to 2000 per physician. One doctor has committed, with two more needed. community clubs businesses and volunteers support the campaign. Prospective doctors will visit soon to assess Washington. Next meeting set for Tuesday at 6 45 a.m. at Wingas Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Winga
Swinging S Square Dance Guests May 20 in Salem
The Swinging S Square Dance Club hosts Ron Schober of Ft. Madison and Don Gosling of Burlington as guest callers at Foss Memorial Building Salem on Saturday May 20 at 8 p.m. Door prize. All square dancers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Schober
Ft. Madison
Don Gosling
Burlington
Foss Memorial Building
Salem
No Smoking Rule Enforced At Wellman Rec Center
Hoff announces stricter enforcement of the underage no smoking rule at Wellman Recreation Center’s skating rink. The move follows board concerns and lax enforcement. Parents will be asked to cooperate. youths warned once and then removed if caught a second time. Hoff seeks parental involvement to preserve a wholesome skating environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Syle Hoff
Wellman Recreation Center
Hoff
Garland Teen Receives Congressional Air Force Academy Appointment
Gary Alan Turnipseed 18 of Garland Texas earns a Congressional appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. He graduates Garland High School this June and enters the academy July 3. Turnipseed is a National Honor Society member and two year letterman on the Garland Owl baseball team. He was named student of the month by the Garland Rotary Club and belongs to the Spanish Club and the Order of DeMolay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Alan Turnipseed
Daryl Turnipseed
Beasley Drive
Garland
Texas
United States Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Turnipseed
W.L. Miller
North Second
Isaac L. Kleese
Washington
Letha Lemley
Unionville
Betty Kleese
Garland High School
Garland Owl
Garland Rotary Club
Order of DeMolay
Hospital Admits and Dismissals in Brighton and Beyond
Hospital admitted yesterday Mrs Lena Hank of Brighton for medical care. Births yesterday include a daughter to Mr and Mrs James Arbogast of Brighton and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Edward Skubal of Ainsworth. Dismissed today Lawrence Wilson of Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Hank
Brighton
Medical
James Arbogast
Edward Skubal
Ainsworth
Lawrence Wilson
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Kansas City
Wolf's Flower Shop
Larry Grecians
Connie Crossett
Rt. 2
Kay Moredock
Washington City
Helen Rathmel
Bob Lewis
Herb Osincup
Osincup Drug Store
Washington, Iowa
The
Washington Evening Journal
West Side Square
Golden Age Club
VW Rooms
Ethel Davis
Nellie Moriarty
Maye Sorrell
Rec Center
Air Force Academy
Switzerland
Jen
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