Social and club notices from local DAR and Go and Let Go groups
DAR regent Mrs Charles Hotle presided at a Tuesday DAR meeting after dessert at Captains Table with 27 members and three guests Helen Foster Des Moines Mrs Maxson Des Moines and Mrs Charles Ragan. Go and Let Go Club met with 13 members and guest Grace Frazey Brighton. Y Wives held a dessert luncheon with 40 attendees featuring organ music and a program on The Status of Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAR
Charles Hotle
Daughters of the American Revolution
Helen Foster
Minneapolis
Maxson
Des Moines
Charles Ragan
Robert Kurtz
Hazel Euwer
L. W. Carpenter
Elizabeth Clark
John Cherry
Nondal Richardson
Eugene Engel
Grace Frazey
Brighton
Paul Hazelett
Illeah Farrier
Bernice Carr
Burr Oak Club
Helen Peiffer
Glenn Mulligan
Chanco
Y Community Room
Richards Family Reunion at Rubio Home
Twenty three members of the Richards family gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Donald Long’s Rubio home for a reunion. A cooperative noon dinner followed by visiting. attendees included Willis and Terri Richards, Jim Richards and family, George Sherman and Chris, William Berger, Boyd and Gene Sanders, Stan Donnells, Dennis David and Ronnie Long, plus others from Washington Keota Iowa City Cedar Rapids. Several relatives were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
Donald Long
Rubio
Willis Richards
Jim Richards
Terri
Toni
Joe Richards
Ricky
George Sherman
Chris
William Berger
Washington
Boyd Sanders
Keota
Gene Sanders
Iowa City
Stan Donnells
Cedar Rapids
Long
Dennis
David
Ronnie
Social calendar items from Ainsworth OES events
A list of meetings and happenings at local clubs and lodges with note changes of date and place. Alpha Chi Delta Kappa Gamma dinner at Captain's Table. OES Pinochle at Masonic Temple. St Paul Women's Fellowship at the church. Senior Citizens Travel Program at Y. Gilbert Mills Spain travel photos. Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall. Bethlehem Commandery inspection at Masonic Temple with banquet at Methodist Church. reservations due by Thursday with Roy Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth Oes
Masonic Temple
Alpha Chi
Delta Kappa Gamma
Good Will Club
Tina Bain
St. Paul Women’s Fellowship
Y. Gilbert Mills
Spain
Friendly Circle Club
Marion Augustine
HBO Club
Bruce Campbell
G. W. Manussier
Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Legion Hall
Paul Carruthers
Bethlehem
Harold Doggett Dies in Oskaloosa Barber Remembered
Harold Doggett 61 well known Oskaloosa barber died in his home Monday after a life that included World War II service and membership in the Masonic Order and American Legion. He owned Doggett's Barber Shop and Taylor Barber and Beauty Shop. Funeral Friday at 10 a.m. at Newman Funeral Chapel with burial in Beacon Cemetery. He leaves wife Carolyn. two sons Dale and Jerry. daughter Joyce Shields. eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. his mother and brother Earl. Memorials to Oska loosa Children's Homes at Park Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Doggett
Oskaloosa
Newman Funeral
Beacon Cemetery
Mr. Doggett
Martinsburg
Fred
Grace Doggett
Masonic Order
American Legion
Carolyn Johns
Dale
Washington
Jerry
Tacoma
Don
Joyce) Shields
Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
Earl
Des Moines
Doggett
Taylor Barber and Beauty Shop
Park Church of Christ
Burlington Road
Washington Evening Journal header and staff list
The Washington Evening Journal of Washington Iowa provides editor David Elder and business manager as well as a staff roster including William Shannon as vice president advertising director Charles Morris news editor Bob Shaffer local advertising and Howard Hazen production superintendent. The paper is published afternoons except Sundays Christmas and July 4th and is entered as second class matter under the 1879 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
United Press
Inland Daily Press Ass
Iowa Daily Press Ass‘n
Iowa Press Ass’n
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Democratic Women Plan Future Campaign Events
Democratic Women executive board met at Mrs Paul Shearer’s home to outline plans for the next general meeting on October 8 in the Y Building east room. Speaker will be state vice chairman Dagmar Dival, with county candidates as guests. A 6 30 potluck precedes an 8 p.m. program. Plans also cover a October 3 county delegation trip to Iowa City to join the bus caravan led by Governor Hughes and state candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shearer
Democratic Women’s Club Executive Board
Y Building
Dagmar Dival
Lyle Hering
Richard Brinning
Schmidhauser
Paul Douglas
Muskie
Clarence E Phillips dies in Illinois aged 71
Clarence E Phillips 71 died October 1 1968 at St Johns Hospital Springfield Illinois. He lived in Havana Illinois born April 18 1897 in Washington a son of William and Mary Thomas Phillips. He married Mable Sinn and was a Mason and Shrine member in Springfield. Surviving are two sons William Arthur III Norman of San Diego two grandchildren one brother Pearl Phillips Muscatine and a sister Ruth Carson Scranton Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Phillips
St. Johns Hospital
Springfield
Ill
Havana
Sherman Eden
Washington
Mr. Phillips
William
Mary Thomas Phillips
Mable Sinn
William Arthur III
Norman
San Diego
Calif
Pearl Phillips
Muscatine
Ruth Carson
Scranton
Dinner honoring Richard and Scott couples in Kalona Park
Mr and Mrs Richard Scott were guests of honor at a cooperative dinner Sunday noon in Kalona Park. Stanley and Bill Mouser presented a tree lamp to the newlyweds after the meal. Several relatives and friends attended the afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Scott
Kalona Park
Scotts
Stanley
Bill Mouser
Scott
Carl Oldfield
Sandra Bishop
Carl D. Anderson
Marion Stransky
Joe Vodicka
Robert Scott
Max Stransky
Mike Scott
Robert Cave
Wesley Free
Admitted and Dismissed Patients in Washington Hospitals
Yesterday admitted Claude Dickerson of Ainsworth for medical care. Today admitted Miss Anna Murdoch Mrs Minnie Donaldson and Mrs Anna Davis of Washington for medical treatment. Dismissals include Mrs Ima McClel and Mrs Nima McClel Dickinson of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Dickerson
Ainsworth
Anna Murdoch
Minnie Donaldson
Anna Davis
Washington
Ima McClel
Nima McClel
Dickinson
Open House for Williams 40th Anniversary
The children of Keith Williams Sr plan an open house for their parents this Sunday October 6 at First Baptist Church honoring their 40th wedding anniversary. Guests may greet them from 2 to 4 p.m. They request no gifts. Attendees include Keith Williams Jr of Washington Gene Williams of Warrensburg Dave Williams of Washington and Patricia Goff of Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Williams Sr
First Baptist Church
Keith Williams Jr
Washington
Gene Williams
Warrensburg
Dave Williams
Brad
Patricia) Goff
Newton
Local family visits span several states
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schlatter spent Monday and Tuesday with their son and daughter-in-law in Rock Island Illinois. Sperry Kaster returned Monday after visiting his son and family in St Paul Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. James Easter plan a October 19 departure for a three week vacation to Paris Germany and Sweden. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart of San Diego have been here visiting relatives and will visit Ohio before returning to California. Mrs. Stewart is formerly Alta Wyse. Mr. Hank Gerst and two sons of Burlington and Mr. Merle Griffeth and family of Bushnell spent Sunday with Mrs. Cathern Griffeth and Trudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Schlatter
Max Schlatter
Rock Island, Illinois
Sperry Kaster
James Kasters
St. Paul
Minnesota
James Easter
Paris
Germany
Sweden
Tom Stewart
San Diego
Calif
Ohio
California
Stewart
Alta Wyse
Hank Gerst
Burlington
Merle Griffeth
Bushnell, Ill
Cathern Griffeth
Trudy
Mrs Stevenson dies in Willow Grove Pa at 37
Janet Marie Holland Stevenson 37 died Monday September 30 1968 in Willow Grove Pennsylvania after a monthlong illness. Graveside rites set for Friday at 10:30 a m Elm Grove Cemetery. Jones Funeral Home to host calling hours Thursday evening. Born October 12 1930 in St Louis daughter of Dale and Helen Beal Holland. Married James Stevenson in June 1951. Survived by two daughters Barbara and Sally, mother Helen Holland, sister Jean Radley, both of Willow Grove. Aunts and an uncle live in Washington. YMCA founded in London in 1844.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Holland Stevenson
Willow Grove
Elm Grove
Jones Funeral Home
Janet Marie Holland
St. Louis
Dale
Helen Beal Holland
James Stevenson
Barbara
Sally
Helen) Holland
Jean Radley
John Cherryholmes Dies in Kansas Funeral Held at Potwin
Relatives in Crawfordsville announce the death of John Cherryholmes of Potwin Kansas on Monday. Funeral services were held there. He was the son of Harper Cherryholmes and grew up west of Crawfordsville. He is a cousin of the Cherryholmes and Twinam families. Survivors include two sons Clifford of Potwin and J T of Colorado Springs, and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
John Cherryholmes
Potwin
Kansas
Cherryholmes
Harper Cherryholmes
Twinam
Clifford
J. T
Colorado Springs
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Dwain Tschantz
Grace
Price Roberts
James Rossen
Sally Whetstine
Gene Curtis
Rex Emerson
Jack Moore
Don Fenno
Dean Edwards
Robert Hammer
Robert Jones
Wolf's Flower Shop
Eagles
Schoonover Drug
W.H.S
Anne Butler
Sue Lowe
Roberta Miller
Joette Swartzendruber
Linda Wertz
Evening Journal
Clarence Phillips
Illinois
Remington
Osincup Drug
Washington, Iowa
Richard Scotts
ICO
Corbin Crawford
Marie Jones
Raymond Miller Ovote
Democratic
Williams
Ted Crone
Lloyd Swift
Harold Putnam
Lee Holland
YMCA
The
Young Men’s Christian Association
London
India
M&m
East Nat'l. Bank
Frisky Young Fashionabies
Paul
Mademoiselle
Pastry Shop
West Side Square
Newport
North Side Square
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