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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1944

Page

5

Family dinners and callers as Wittmer home hosts week

A sequence of Sunday and weekday gatherings at the Wittmer and Westen homes in Havre features Rev and Mrs Metagar, the Benson and Merchant families, Wittmer relatives, and visitors including Carla Jean Zieglowsky, Larry Westen, and others. Several transfers and visits to area households are noted, with a Delco plant installation referenced and a brief aside on original etchings.

Lewis Hering Havre S. C Carla Jean Albert Zieslowsky Evert Westen Larry Dave’ Richard Bob Burger Carol Ann Bob Branei Iowa City Lisle Hering Judith Ann John Baer Henry Lunning Walter Weston Barbara Jean Karen Kay Harold Wilson Marilyn Ruth Ann Westen Walter Westen Lunnings Delco Frank Pratt Frances Nancy Will Frakes Fairfield Don Neff Washington Milton Smith Carl Zieglowsky Evert Westens Henry Lunnings

Nobie Notes From Noble Community Remain Busy

Vernon W. Frey records a weekend of social visits and local work in Noble Iowa. Families including Graber Widmer Frey and Weston share Sunday dinners. Painting of Henry Yoder buildings by Goldsmith and helpers. Local greetings to recovering John Rich and others, plus birthday surprise for Mrs. J A Frey.

Vernon W. Frey NOBLE Elmer Graber Harm Weston Donald Kathryn Widmer Burlington Lizzie Widmer Harlan Doc” Goldsmith Wayland Henry Yoder Otto Frey D. S. Graber Jacob Widmer John Rich Dan G. Widmer Dan Alliman Joe Schlattes Washington J. R. Kauffman Glenn Reschly Herman Leichty Leichty

Former Crawfordsville Resident James Rickey Buried in Colorado

James Rickey, former Crawfordsville resident, died in San Acacio Colorado last Thursday. Funeral held September 30 at Monterey Chapel Alamosa with burial at Monte Vista. He and his wife had lived in Crawfordsville years ago and moved to Colorado 39 years ago. He previously worked as cashier at the local First Savings Bank now Blossom Cafe location. The couple had no children.

Mary Manners Crawfordsville N. J. Lease James Rickey San Acacio Colo Monterey Chapel Alamosa Harris Presbyterian Church Monte Vista Rickey First Savings Bank Blossom Cafe T. W. Rickey Washington W. H. Hagie

Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Su sannah Tomlinson

Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon at Sherman’s funeral home led by Rev. Thomas C. Polk of the Christian church. Pallbearers named were L. hk. Dunlap, C. W. Tucker, Orville Caldwell, Leslie Beenblossom, G M. Flimble, and Allen Bradford.

Susannah Tomlinson Sherman Thomas C. Polk The Christian Church L. Hk. Dunlap C. W. Tucker Orville Caldwell Leslie Beenblossom G M. Flimble Allen Bradford

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