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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1968

Page

3

Social and Club News at United Presbyterian Home

Florence Baird hosted Mr and Mrs Hubert Brown of Rock Island Illinois for dinner. Visitors included Raymond Staey Roy Duttweiler Dwight Robison from Brighton and Grace Wade's son Fred Wade from Marion. Local residents joined a lively Variety Night directed by Mrs Bruce Gillis with piano pieces and interviews of residents.

Florence Baird Hubert Brown Rock Island, Ill Winnie Robison Raymond Staey Roy Duttweiler Dwight Robison Brighton Maude Hillyer Knoxville Fred Wade Marion Grace Wade Nellie Fink Florence Crawford Eubice Walton Bruce Gillis Joe Holmes Gershwin Stewart Hall

Amrine Couple Mark Golden Anniversary At Open House

Mr and Mrs Carl Amrine celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house at their Merrimac home from 2 to 5 pm on Sunday May 19. About 221 guests attended including their granddaughter Gail Amrine and three sisters Mrs Alice Lowe Mrs Sarah Neff. Guests traveled from Washington Wayland Iowa City Lockridge Fairfield Bloomfield Bussey Parnell Mt Pleasant Newton Richland Brighton and Memphis Missouri.

Merrimac Carl Amrine Gail Amrine Amrine Mabel Beese Lockridge Lowe Brighton Neff Wayland Washington Iowa City Fairfield Bloomfield Bussey Parnell Mt. Pleasant Newton Richland Memphis

Club activities and visits through LBC and Creative Living I

Mrs Art Duensing hosted the LBC Club with Mrs Martin Whittaker presiding. Members answered roll call with Bible mothers and signed a card for ill Mrs Lloyd Walker. Eleven Creative Living I members toured the jail with Sheriff Charles Snyder and met at Mrs Richard Andersons home for a business meeting led by Mrs Robert Logan. Vacation plans were shared and Mrs James Reschly cohosted. The Sip and Sew Club had dessert at Captain's Table with guest Mrs Howard Greiner. Mrs George Sojka led roll call about new plant or seed tried. No more meetings until fall.

Art Duensing LBC Club Martin Whittaker Lloyd Walker Creative Living Charles Snyder Richard Anderson Robert Logan James Reschly Howard Greiner George Sojka Pansy Hill Club Marguerite Hering Frankie Sutherland Ruth Bridges Lisa Widmer Roy Miller Wellman Owen Roth

Property transfers outline between named parties in section 16 and 77-6

Record lists several deed transfers: Jeannette McElhinney to Leo Reinert north half of lots 1 and 2 in block 24, OP Washington. Estate of Carl Craig to Carl Craig Jr for land in section 16, township 77, range 6. Vera C Creason and husband to Carl Craig Jr for land in section unspecified. Deed from Cloyd E Whitlock and wife to Edwin J Waldschmidt for land in section 8-77-6. Edwin J Waldschmidt to Richard Veggy for north 85 feet of lot 9, block B, Riverside. William D Dautremont and wife to Edwin J Waldschmidt.

Jeannette McElhinney Leo Reinert Washington Carl Craig Carl Craig Jr Vera C. Creason Sec Cloyd E. Whitlock Edwin J. Waldschmidt Richard Veggy Blk Riverside William D. Dautremont

Mid-Prairie Driving Classes Begin With Summer Session

Summer driver education starts at 9 a.m. June 3 at Mid-Prairie High School with the first day a two hour classroom session and the rest of the week focused on driving. Classroom work runs 9 to 11 a.m. June 10–14 and on other specified June and July days. School buses will depart attendance centers at 8 a.m. junior high, 8:15 a.m. Washington Township, and 8:10 a.m. West Chester elementary for rides to class.

Mid - Prairie High School Washington Township West Chester

Faith Baptist Church Announces Sunday Schedule and Graduation Congrats

Faith Baptist Church at Washington Fairgrounds lists 9:30 Sunday School 10:30 Worship 6:00 Youth Groups and 7:00 Evening Service. Congratulates graduates and emphasizes education and faith in Christ as foundations for a happy life. Baptist General Conference.

Social Calendar notices for week with postponements

Social calendar lists postponed events and gatherings across clubs and organizations. Friday Home Art Club postponed until May 31. Saddle Club meets 6 p.m. for trail ride at Chuck Hotle's timber with wiener roast. Monday Music Department postponed until June 3. Tops Club 7 30 p.m. YWCA Golden Age Club 10 a.m. White Shrine Bridge 9 a.m. Mrs E L Rouse and Ruth Bridges. Tuesday Garden II 2 p.m. Captain's Table. White Shrine 8 p.m. Mason ic Temple. Family Living II 8 p.m. Mrs Carl Jarvis. BPW Club 6 30 p.m. Dinner at Captain's Table. Art Guild 7 30 p.m. At studio. Senior Citizens Discussion Group 2 p.m. at Y. Senior Citizens Dinner noon at Y community room West Chester Past Chiefs p.m. Mrs Earl Hobbs.

Saddle Club Chuck Hotle Tops Club YWCA White Shrine Bridge E. L. Rouse Ruth Bridges White Shrine Masonic Temple Family Living Carl Jarvis Applied Arts Willows BPW Club Art Guild Senior Citizens Y Community Room West Chester Earl Hobbs

Community clubs hold meetings and install new officers

Mrs Miles Kreiger hosted twelve guests for a Child Study gathering and welcomed new member Mrs Richard Giardino. The Moose Women met at Moose Home with Senior Regent Ms Allan Dennis presiding as 36 coworkers received New Horizon certificates. Committees planned fundraisers, hospital work, an Academy of Friendship event, and officer installations across late May to mid June.

Miles Kreiger Dick Anderson Mike Shalla John Hughes Richard Giardino Lyle Edwards John Elliott Paul Gebhardt James Peterson Lain Messer of the Moose Moose Home Allan Dennis New Horizon Loyal Order of Moose the Highlanders Iowa City Academy of Friendship Committee Veterans Hospital Judi Curl Ray Stalder John Downs Chapter Order of Moose

Mrs. Cunningham Dies in Ft. Worth at 65

Mrs. Charles C. Cunningham, 65, of 2700 Rogers Ft Worth, Texas, died May 15 in a convalescent center after an illness. Burial was at Greenwood. A native of Providence R I she had lived in Texas 23 years. Survivors include husband Charles C Cunningham a son Charles Eddie Cunningham mother Mrs Kepler Johnson of St Louis a brother Oliver Kepler Johnson of Topeka Kan a sister Mrs H L Owen of St Louis and three grandchildren.

Journal News Desk Charles C. Cunningham Rogers Ft. Worth Texas Greenwood Providence R. L Charles Eddie Cunningham Kepler Johnson St. Louis Oliver Kepler Johnson Topeka Kan H. L. Owen

Gray Ladies Help Hospital Move Open House

Norman F E Jensen thanks the Gray Ladies of the Red Cross for aiding the hospital open house and patient transfer. Ten Gray Ladies served refreshments. about 3 350 people attended. Transfers began 8 a m Thursday May 16 and finished 11 30 a m with about 30 patients helped. The group also delivers mail newspapers and flowers to patients daily.

Norman FE. Jensen Red Cross Gray Ladies

Admitted and Dismissed at Local Hospitals

Admitted today is Charles Wolfe of Washington in the medical department. Dismissed today is Mrs Effie Jolly of Ainsworth.

Charles Wolfe Washington Effie Jolly Ainsworth

Local News Highlights From Iowa City Area

Local residents share travel and family milestones. Joe Knotek recuperates at home after surgery at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City. Everett Cox family returns from El Paso after son Ralph E. Cox graduates basic at Ft. Bliss and attends classes at Ft. Huachuca. Ralph will be listed in the service men column. Mrs. Welsh visits family in New Mexico and Portales. Jim Leyden and wife announce birth of son David James at Mercy Hospital on May 23 with sister Lisa and grandparents listed.

Joe Knotek Washington Mercy Hospital Iowa City Knotek Ward Kamper Claudia River Forest Illinois Everett Cox el Paso Texas Ralph E. Cox Ft. Bliss Ralph Ft. Huachuca Arizona South Jim Leyden Webster David James Lisa Don Bealer E. J. Leyden

Men in Service Bain Cpl Marvin Bain RA 16862362

Cpl Marvin J Bain RA 16862362 serves with the 221st Military Police Detachment based at APO San Francisco California 96229. He is listed among service personnel and appears in the latest roster. The entry notes his affiliation with the RA and his unit designation.

Bain Marvin J. Bain M. P

Republican Women honor candidates at Captain's Table

About 75 attendees from Washington County Council of Republican Women met Thursday morning at the Captain's Table coffee. They honored Senate candidates David Stanley and James Bramwell and governor candidate Don Johnson. Mrs. Robert Stephens presided. greetings were given by Mrs. Charles Strothman. Mrs. Dare reported $150 from the April bake sale. Mrs. Bauer chaired the program.

Washington County Council of Republican Women David Stanley James Bramwell Senate Don Johnson Robert Stephens Charles Strothman George Dare Ways and Means Committee Walter Bauer

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The United Presbyterian Home John E. Simpson Laguna Hills Califors Albert Simpsons Mrs. Simpson Leisure World Hale Florence and Marian Anamosa Amrines Alice Lowe Sarah Neff Mary Aletha Kientz Evelyn Smith Ua Eshelman Lois Watson Mary Baldosier Donald Amrine Kris Bcards Mrs. Amrine Harold Donald Gail Kris Amrine Don Wylie Mid-Prairie Raymond Fritz Robert N. Bruty Bik Highland Park Dora Parker Rose Faith Baptist Church Washington Fairgrounds World Baptist General Conference Rev. Oliver Parish Moose William Jones Gray Ladies Help Hospital Charles Welsh Don Welsh Peter Welsh Farmington, N. M Tex Haase Portales N. M Bob Roe Iowa Lennox Plymouth Chrysler Motors Cof Pohanun Ford Chevy Town & Country East St. Washington
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