Washington High School seniors shine in arts and leadership
Christine Campbell daughter of Clifford and family at 609 East 2nd St highlights WHS drama Thespians for three years playing Ruth in Blithe Spirit Estelle in No Exit and Glorianna the 12th in The Mouse That Roared She leads as varsity cheer captain and mentors through art teaching at junior high She traveled to Hawkeye Girls State and plans to teach art after college Judy Vetter active in music and clubs plans to attend Coe College Ellen Jarrard National Honor Society member aims to teach foreign languages Mollie Jane Kneen combines academics with leadership in Youth Fellows Aqua Maids and Hi-Life activities She engaged in drama and music and plans to study further Mollie has a Swiss trip and church leadership roles Dave Leavitt plans to major in chemistry at ISU and pursue research teaching He leads Science Club and works at J C Penney Max Meyer pursues Architectural Engineering at Iowa State University Also active in music and theater roles Anita Weeks plans to teach after high school and is active in Future Teachers of America Foreign Language Club and Rainbow Girls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris
Thespians
Ruth
Estelle
Glorianna
FTA
Future Teachers of America
Hawkeye Girls State
SCI
Iowa
Red Cross
State College of Iowa
Judy Vetter
Keith Vetter
Judy
Swinging Demons
Finian
Amahi
Night Visitors
F.L.C
F.T.A
Hi- Life
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Methodist Church
M.Y.F
Switzerland
Ellen Jarrard
Doyle Jarrard
Washington
Cedar Falls
Ellen
Wellman
Science Club
Yteens
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Youth Council of Churches
Mollie Jane Kneen
Mollie
Philip Kneen
East Second St
Aqua Maids
Youth Center Council
Logan’s Jewelry
Girls Glee Club
Drama Club
Hi. Life
WHS
Demonettes
Dave
Washington High School
Katherine Waddeell
J. C. Penney
First Presbyterian Church
Max
Hi-life
Hi-V
Yi-Y
Dari-Delite
Anita Christine Weeks
Samuel Weeks
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Russell Bannister
Girls’ Recreation Association
Anita
Feuerhelm
Hi-Fis
Mce Henry High School
McHenry
Illinois
James Scott LaGreca
James LaGreca
Future Farmers of America
Scott
Kiwanis
Western Illinois University
Macomb
Illinois State Normal
Urbana
Washington High
Birthday Honoree Mrs. Whiting Noted in Washington
Mrs. Whiting is honored on her birthday with guests at the Ernest Whiting home in Crawfordsville. The piece also lists Mother's Day gatherings, family visits, and the Washington High School senior James Scott LaGreca. It details his FFA leadership, Kiwanis Scholarship, college plans, and wildlife career aim.
Evening Journal Item From Washington Iowa May 18 1966
A May 18 1966 Washington Iowa Evening Journal item covers local news and notices. The snippet reflects a newspaper page header and date, indicating a brief summary of regional events and items of public interest within the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
Washington Evening Journal masthead and ad notices
The page lists staff roles including David Elder as Editor and Business Manager William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Charles Morris as News Editor Bob Shaffer as Local Advertising and Howard Hazen as Production Superintendent It notes publication schedule afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th and identifies affiliations with United Press Inland Daily Press Assn Iowa Daily Press Assn and Iowa Press Assn along with circulation data and mail subscription rates for Iowa and outside Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
News
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
Post Offier
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Rome
Mona Lisa Smile Interpreted by Riverside First Graders
In Riverside California first graders at Adams School offered homey reasons for the Mona Lisa smile. Their PTA magazine notes include ideas that she was getting married felt happiness outside or from a meal received pretty flowers smiled for her dad or a jokey thought and that she smiles all the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Calif
UPI
PTA
Adams
Merrimac Hosts HLCW Meeting and Family Visits
Mrs. Jake Burger hosted the HLCW at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kientz and family, with others aiding home projects and sharing meals. Several local families and friends exchanged visits Sunday, with painting and running chores noted. A separate report mentions the submarine Alvin locating a hydrogen bomb wreck in the Mediterranean off Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Spain
Visit Pella Tulip Time Friday
Keota May 16 Mrs Ralph Herr and Mrs Richard Stewart and Dedre of West Chester spent Friday afternoon at Pella for Tulip Time. They joined for supper at the Dutch Cafe. Miss Ruth Ann McDole of Washington visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Bob Fisher and Johnny. Mrs Bob Fisher visited Fairfield with her daughter and family Mr and Mrs David Yocum and son, returned home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Elvin Roberts visited Deep River Sunday and Mrs Roberts attended the Mother and Daughter banquet at St Johns Lutheran church. Melvin Roberts lost part of a finger while drilling Saturday.
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Boyd Sanders Keota
Ralph Herr
Richard Stewart
Dedre
West Chester
Pella
Russell Herr
Ruth Ann McDole
Washington
Bob Fisher
Johnny
David Yocum
Fairfield
Elvin Roberts
Melvin Roberts
Deep River
Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
Axel Gummeson
Arthur Davison
Margaret Witting
Prairie Flower Church
Ron Genheimer
South Africa
Mission Fields
W. J. Hesseltine
Henry Council
Salem
Joseph G. Bertrode
Iowa
Ralph B. Morris
Mt. Pleasant
Progress Club
Wills Alliman
J. G. Widmer
Bill Bean
Byron Thomas
Jim Boshart
L. J. Zehr
Henry Graber
Ray Huffer
Shennandoah
Orion
Carol
Ames
Sam Christner
H. L. Wyse
Ella Wyse
Glen McCoy Jr
Waverly
Mennonite
Midland
Michigan
Walter Neufeld
Harold Rixe
Beatrice Zihlman
Dennis Klopfenstein
Wayland Mennonite Church
Eicher Church
Rudolph Martens
Warren Schlatter
Robert Freyenberger
Nancy Schlatter
Linda Widmer
Roger
Emery
Harry McGuire
Max McGuire
W. L. McMickle
Officials Association
Veterans Auditorium
Burlington
Bowling results and banquet noted for Pin Queen League
Women's bowling results show Sanitary Dairy and Mode O Day leading with 2111 team series while Kay Custer and Betty Ward top individual scores. High averages include Betty Ward and Lucy Smith. Pin Queen League to hold annual banquet May 20 at 6 30 p.m. at the Captain's Table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Life of Iowa
Western Auto
Credit Bureau
Advance Ross
Sanitary Dairy
McCleery-Cumming
General Life
Hy Vee
Kay Custer
Betty Ward
Lucy Smith
Jean Hall
Ferne Birney
Hazel Canady
Ama _ Russell
Cherry Richards
Ruth Dunbar
Mary Randall
Pin Queen Bowling League
Marriage License Issued in Washington County Court House
A marriage license was issued at the Washington County courthouse to Carl Oren Martin of Fordland Missouri and Ida Mae Morris of Wellman. Final rites for James N Phillips were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev M O Smith officiating Cal Wolf soprano. Pallbearers included Wayne Richard and Stanley Knupp Robert D Yoder Roger Johnson and Ivan Brown. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Carl Oren Martin
Fordland
Missouri
Ida Mae Morris
Wellman
Luncheon and club notes from Wayland and vicinity
Community updates from Wayland Iowa include a dessert luncheon for Rev. and Mrs. Genheimer as they leave for South Africa Mission fields, Republican women meeting with Bertrode and Morris as speakers, and multiple social visits. Local clubs hosted meetings, elections, and a Pinochle Marathon fundraiser with prizes awarded and plans to repeat next year.
Past Presidents Meet for Dessert in Crawfordsville
Past Presidents Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary met Monday evening for a dessert hosted by Mrs. Claude McCoy in Washington. Twenty two attendees enjoyed entertainment and prizes. The Crawfordsville PPP plans a July dinner with husbands as guests. location to be decided. Mrs. Cora McKee was admitted to Memorial Hospital in Mt. Pleasant. Also, Mr. and Mrs. George Prater were guests in the Leroy Conrad home en route from Illinois funerary services. Mr. Froelick visits with the Conrads. Mrs. Froelick is Betty Conrad's sister. Clarence Lowe moved to Beauchamp Nursing Home in Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Wells
Crawfordsville
Memorial Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
George Prater
Mason City
Leroy Conrad
Illinois
David Froelick
Conrads
Froelick
Florida
North Dakota
Betty Conrad
Clarence Lowe
Beauchamp Nursing Home
Winfield
Landscape design course offered at Iowa State Memorial Union
The first in a series of four landscape design courses will be held at the Iowa State University Memorial Union May 18 20. Jim Frier says the program aims to educate the public and garden club members on landscape architectural practice. Topics include residential development ecology roadside development and plant materials. Open to all interested in outdoor beauty preservation and development. Registration is $10.
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Iowa State University Memorial Union
Jim Frier
Garden Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.H.S
Dixie Smith
Christine Sue Campbell
Clifford Campbell
East 2Nd St
Marna Simmering
David Russell Leavitt
Myrl Leavitt
Iowa State University
Max D. Meyer
Maurice Meyer
West Monroe St
Mrs. Whiting
Mrs. Vivian Wells
Lyle Paisley
Ernest Whiting
Keith Fisher
Floyd Fisher
Ox Yoke Inn
Amana
Daryl Owens
Jerry Fisher
Lynnette Owens
Dick Gipple
Kelly
Jennifer
Duane Gipple
Russell Owens
Ainsworth
YMCA
Lutheran Church
Mona
Blitz Brothers
BY Sakren
Mrs. Burger
Merrimac
Carl Amrine Merimac
Jake Burger
H.L.C.W
Robert Kientz
Robert
Billa Kientz
Alice Lowe
Cecil Riley
Ben Neff
Carl Amline
Carl
Alice
Lavina
Sarah
Ronald Statler
Jake Lowe
Donald Amrine
Carl Amrine
Pella Tulip
Genheimers
T. T. T. Society
Allen Wenger
T.T.T. Treasury
Everett Hileman
Jim Brooks
Melvin Clark
Ted Tschantz
J. B. Magdefrau
Dean Kauffman
Frank Clark
H. J. Kauffman
INAVA
Terry Edwards
Columbus Junction
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
California
Universal City Studios
Edwards
Edy Williams
Universal
Ken Girtey
Muskogee
Okla
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