Social Calendar Updates and Meetings Across Week
Wednesday features a Child Study meeting at 8 p m with a 7 45 pm meet at Allisons for Fish home directions. Thursday lists Pansy Hill Club at 2 pm for Christmas exchange and officer elections. Mooses women and Nile party details with venue notes and shifts. CES Pinochle and Knights of Pythias events listed with times and dues. Saturday Shirts and Skirts at 8 11 p m at Legion Hall with Larry Orman as caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Fish
Allisons
Pansy Hill Club
Charles Hotle
Women of the Moose
ISU
Eu-Cha
Frontier
Richard Weeks
Alice Manassier
West Chester Knights of Pythias
KP Hall
Bank
Legion Hall
Larry Orman
Peppy Pals 4H Club Plans Christmas Gifts
The Peppy Pals 4H Club met at the Wittetoe home with Linda Bordwell presiding. Leann led the pledge as leaders shared slides on parliamentary procedure. Members voted to buy Christmas gifts for University Hospital patients and made nursing home napkin holders. Mary Ellen Reed will host the December Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leann
Linda Wittetoe
Linda Bordwell
University Hospital
Mary Ellen Reed
Linda
Sunday Dinner Honors Steeles Anniversary
A basket dinner Sunday in the Fairgrounds community room honored Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Steele on their 57th wedding anniversary. They wed November 23 1916. Attendants included the Steeles relatives and many friends from Washington Wayland Mt Pleasant Marion Crawfordsville and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Ray M. Steele
Leonard Beauregard
Wilmer J. Kauffman
Ronald Armstrong
Kristine
Kenneth
Rebecca
Washington
Betty Bash
Kevin
Bonnie
South English
Don Paspisil
Cedar Rapids
Arnold L. Nicholson
Phyllis Parker
Vickie
Kimmy
Terry
Lisa
Jeff
Greg Brooks
Trenton
Johnnie L. Arbogast
Debbie
Cindy
Wayland
Kenny Welcher
Tina
Brock
Mt Pleasant
Cleo Keeney
Cory
Marion
Douglas Steele
Carmen
Crawfordsville
Harold Steele
Melvin Campbell
Richard Nicholson
David
Mt. Pleasant
Pauline Bruegge
Orval Meeks
DeLa duo lead first round in Ys Men’s Bridge Marathon
Mr and Mrs R B DeLa top the field after round one with 4410 points. Phil Kneens follow in second with 3530. Other top ten include Wendell Edens Ruth Simpson Helen Owen Lam Messers Louise Fields Martha Boshart Kevin Koehn Marvin Tweeton John Walker and Ray Carter with scores ranging from 3410 to 2150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.B. DeLa
Phil
Wendell Edens
Ruth Simpson
Helen Owen
Lam Messers
Louise Fields
Martha Boshart
Kevin Koehns
Marvin Tweetons
John Walkers
Ray Carters
Garden I and Nineteenth Century Club Meetings
Garden I group hosted by Mrs. R J Dawson with Miss Della Humphreys presiding. Members discussed gardening in windows and shared readings including There Will Always Be a Christmas. Developmental Center cookie committee planned for Dec 20. Nineteenth Century Club luncheon at Captain's Table hosted by Carrie Berdo featured a review of Long Live the Delta Queen and a Europe trip recap by Mrs Leo Hoover.
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Garden I
R. J. Dawson
Garden II
Della Humphreys
Myrle Baird
S. M. Fishburn
Edward Roberts
Carrie Berdo
Mannhardt to celebrate 100th birthday in Fairfield
C H Mannhardt, formerly of Brighton now in Fairfield, marks his 100th birthday Saturday December 1 with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Lutheran Church in Fairfield corner of Second and Briggs. His daughter Miss Osie Mannhardt 51 South 5th Street Fairfield invites friends to greet him and asks no gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Mannhardt
Brighton
Fairfield
Second and
Briggs
Osie Mannhardt
South 5Th Street
Y-Wives Plan Ski Trip and Luncheon at Y Meeting
Y-Wives crafts meeting at the YW room hosted by June Dodder Marla Vetter and Mary Messer included 36 members and guest Suzanne Williams. Kevin Koehn showed a film on last year s ski trip. This year s trip runs Dec 26 to 30 inquiries invited. Luncheon announced for next Tuesday Dec 4 at 1 30 pm with Hi Fi s providing the program. Nurseries will be available.
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June Dodder
Marla Vetter
Mary Messer
Y-Wives
YW Room
Suzanne Williams
Kevin Koehn
Y Staff
Admitted and Dismissed at On the Record Hospital
On the Record Hospital admitted Alyce Schroeder of Columbus Junction for medical treatment and dismissed today. Also admitted were Carrie Thompson and Lena Barnett of Washington as well as Roland Rees of Columbus Junction and Homer Hotle and Lena Barnett of Washington. Long term care admitted Mary Flynn of Washington today.
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Alyce Schroeder
Columbus Junction
Medical
Carrie Thompson
Washington
Roland Rees
Homer Hotle
Lena Barnett
Mary Flynn
Washington newspaper masthead with staff and contact details
The item lists a Washington Iowa newspaper masthead dated November 7 1973 with staff roles including David Elder president editor and Shannon Wiaha vice president along with production and advertising staff. It notes publication afternoons Monday through Saturday and standard postal details and associations.
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North Marion Ave
Washington
Iowa
Elder, Shannon & Co. Inc
Iowa United Press International
Inland Daily Press Assn
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Iowa Press Assn
Audit Bureau & Circulations
David Elder
Wiha Shannon
Grecia Craries
Robert Luther
First Woman Inducted Into Reserve Unit Sets Precedent
Miss Retha Hole, 23, originally from West Chester and now residing in Washington, becomes the first female inductee into the Reserve unit under new guidelines permitting women to join the standby defense force. A male reservist comments on the potential shift as more women join. Hole, an Army veteran, expects to be assigned as a clerk typist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retha Hole
Miss Hole
West Chester
Washington
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Steeles
DeLa’s
Washington Evening Journal
Matt Nemmers
YMCA
Matt
Osincup
Gpsincue Drugstore
Gor
Max Hatter
Gillette
Sas
Gillette's
Alter
Comberton Gill
Mie
Norelco
Kodak Carousel
Osincup’s
Polaroid
Walgreens
Tate Ae
C. H. Mannhardt
OFA Rae
The
Washington, Iowa
Leonsré Liewellyn
Wastungin Sr
Wastengun
Excel Washington
Wolf's Flower Shop
Schoonover Drug
Cine
Pangburn
SE Corner Sq
Norman Schoonover
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