Washington seniors shine in leadership and arts roles
Long feature profiles Marty Chebuhar Kathy Horn and Patricia Butler at Washington High School. Marty, student body president and FBLA leader, discusses future plans and views on universal language. Kathy, drum major and band member, showcases 4-H awards and Home Economics focus. Pat Butler, student leader and Homecoming attendant, balances drama, choir, Future Teachers, and journalism while addressing generational understanding and Vietnam era concerns.
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Patricia Louise Butler
John Butler
South
Iowa
Pat
Finian
Demon
Future Teachers Association
The
Washingtonian
State College of Iowa
Vietnam
United States
Senior profiles highlight Jean Pribyl and Dave Tindal
Jean Pribyl of Rural Route 3 Washington is active in choirs, mixed chorus, sextet, and all-state quartet across three years, plans Ellsworth Junior College, and comments on Civil Rights and morality as generation concerns. Dave Tindal of 220 East 17th Street starred in football and wrestling, earned major letters, serves as Letter Club treasurer, competes in Hi-Y and chorus, ranks in the top ten percent, plans Iowa State University in agricultural business, and cites draft and urban-suburban shifts as generation issues.
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Washington
Jean Pribyl
Wilbur Pribyl
Jean
Finian
Rainbow
Ellsworth Junior College
W.H.S
Dave Tindal
Leonard Tindal
East 17Th Street
Dave
Fort Madison
Muscatine
Iowa State University
Visits at Keota Roger Mound home on leave
Roger Mound stationed at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri arrives on weekend leave to surprise his parents Mr and Mrs Keith Mound. He will graduate June ninth and stay a few days at home. Mother's Day visits include Mrs Bess Lantry and Mrs Emma Garrett at The Pines Rest Home. Various relatives gather for dinners and alums events in Kalona and Blairsburg with extended family and friends from Indiana Illinois and New York.
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Keota
Roger Mound
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Keith Mound
Bess Lantry
Mound
Lantry
Washington
Emma Garrett
the Pines Rest Home
Fred Sheetz
George Bond
Charles Bond
Elkhardt
Indiana
Charles
Elmer Aller
Francis Kreiger
Blairsburg
Everett van Kooten
Keota Lions elect officers for coming year
Leland Roegner will be president with C D Kirkpatrick as first vice president Jim Palmer as second vice president Ronald Shafer as third vice president Lloyd Criss secretary treasurer Ed Woods lion tamer Dean Morris tail twister and directors for one year Orrin Potter Don Bermel Ray mand Herr Jim Bell and Wayne Zehr as two year directors Light conservation chairman Forrest Tucker President Elvin Luers announced the last Lions dinner will be May 22 at Lagos Acres June July and August will feature three family picnics at the shelter house in the park on the fourth Monday each month plus funeral attendance for Fred Blickensderfer and notes on others events and club activities
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Keota
Lions Club
Leland Roegner
C. D. Kirkpatrick
Jim Palmer
Ronald Shafer
Lloyd Criss
Ed Woods
Dean Morris
Orrin Potter
Don Bermel
Raymond Herr
Jim Bell
Wayne Zehr
Family Dinners Across Iowa City Area Mark Mother's Day
A series of Mother's Day family dinners and social visits centered in Iowa City and nearby towns. Attendees include Zeno Knebel family, Harley Knebel of Seattle, Wayne Horak, Richard Knebel, Loren Knebel, Eldon Slaughter and family, Dale Rath en tertained at home, Opal Kern and Allen family of Fort Madison, Kenneth Kern of Cedar Rapids, W S Bouquet, Don Hirt families, Gerald Cress and Robert Myers households, plus bridge prizes won by Mrs. Kirchner and Mrs. Kron. Families from Wellman, Cedar Rapids, Haskins, and Chicago visited or hosted, with multiple Sunday calls and weekend travel noted.
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Riverside
Nugents
Iowa City
Zeno Knebel
Dottie
Harley Knebel
Seattle
Washington
Wayne Horak
Richard Knebel
Loren Knebel
Eldon Slaughter
Eldon Jr
Dale Rath
Opal Kern
William R. Allen
Fort Madison
Kenneth Kern
Cedar Rapids
Gerald Cress
Robert Myers
Will Krotz
Clifford Dann
Wellman
Leo Krotz
Hubert Krotz
Walter Krotz
Wilbur Krotz
Haskins
Warren Forbes
Lloyd Krotz
Washington Evening Journal masthead and staff notes
The Washington Evening Journal in Washington Iowa lists David Elder as Editor and Business Manager William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director Charles Morris as News Editor Bob Shaffer as Local Advertising and Howard Hazen as Production Superintendent. Published afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th. Entered as second class matter under act of March 3 1879. United Press leased wire service notes and press association memberships.
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Washington Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press Ass’n
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Fine gardening days and Mother's Day visits noted
A diaried slice recalls a mild May with three good gardening days, corn planting progress, and ongoing weather impacts on crops. It mentions Mother’s Day gifts and family gatherings, plus visits from Sharon Ogden, Bob Hartzler, and several relatives, with travel to Goshen College and Parkview Home.
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Sharon Ogden
Bob Hartzler
Sugar Creek
Bethel
Hartzlers
Goshen
Ind
Hartzler
Goshen College
Marvin Widmer
Harlan Widmer
Washington
Lizzie Widmer
Parkview
Harlan and
Marvin
Glen Bloombergs
Mediapolis
Ralph Rubey
Stockport
Doris Gohlson
Wm. Freyenbergers
Local Professional Directory Listings Attorneys and Doctors
A compact directory lists several attorneys including Louis J. Kehoe at Jeffry building, Livingston Day Meeker Bates with Abstract Dept. at 112 South Ave B, Morrison Morrison and Lloyd at 211 West Washington, John C. Owen at 1192 West Washington, Stewart and Shearer with Abstract Dept. at 225 West Main, and Dr M L Tweeton at 108 North Marion plus Dr P L Etter osteopathic physician. Phone numbers 653-3991 653-2147 653-5431 653-2874 653-2159 653-2351 653-3303. Closed Wednesday and Saturday afternoons for Dr Tweeton.
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Livingston, Day, Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South Ave
John C. Owen
West
Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
M. L Tweeton
North Marion
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J. F. Moldenhauer
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Fred Luckey and Sons
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