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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1971

Page

2

Local Daughters Honored for Academic Achievements

Cheryl Vosika daughter of Dr and Mrs E J Vosika begins at the University of Nebraska Lincoln as a freshman studying physical therapy. Sherrie Droll daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Droll of Ainsworth earns Dean's list honors for scholastic achievement at American Institute of Business in Des Moines for the summer quarter.

Cheryl Vosika E.J. Vosika University of Nebraska Lincoln Sherrie Droll Charles Droll Ainsworth American Institute of Business Des Moines

Birds and community events at Senior Center this October

Interested seniors gather Tuesday afternoons to study birds with a guest speaker Steve Messinger Conservation officer. A film on Bird Life will precede his talk followed by discussion. Upcoming events include a fall bus trip October 20 to Mt Pleasant Salem and Lewelling House with lunch at Harlan Hotel and a Homecoming update at Parsons College.

Steve Messinger Mr. Messinger Mt. Pleasant Harlan Salem Lewelling House Oakland Mills

White Way Club hosts hard Time Party in West Chester area

The White Way Club held a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs Jimmie McCulloughs home with twelve members and eight children present. Betty Foriash urged members to contribute items for a West Chester Centennial auction, with donations due by Oct 30 at the lodge hall. Sunshine Sisters gifts were given to Glenda Hammen, Bonnie Stewart, Isabelle Booth, Judy McCullough and Phyllis Peiffer. Refreshments were served by the hostess with Helen Stewart assisting. The next meeting is Nov 9, hosted by Helen Ralston, featuring a cookie and candy exchange, and members should bring their recipe to share.

White Way Club Jimmie McCullough Betty Foriash West Chester Lodge Sunshine Sisters Glenda Hammen Bonnie Stewart Isabelle Booth Judy McCullough Phyllis Peiffer Helen Stewart Helen Ralston Candy Exchange

Laymen to Lead Presbyterian Service at United Church

Laymen will conduct the Presbyter ian service Sunday at the United Presbyterian Church with Dennis Coon leading worship and Lawrence Whisler delivering a morning meditation titled Escapism 20th Century Variety. William Koehler will read the scripture as Laymen’s Sunday observes lay participation in the service.

United Presbyterian Church Dennis Coon Lawrence Whisler William Koehler 2Nd Main Streets

Hospital Admits and Births and Dismissals Listed

Hospital admitted yesterday Mrs Rex Linn Wayland and Roger Schuerman Ainsworth medical. Births today a daughter to Mr and Mrs Leonard Laffoon Washington and a son to Mr and Mrs Gary Kemp Letts. Discharged yesterday Mrs Kenwood Sanders and son Washington. Today Mrs James McKean Glasgow.

Rex Linn Wayland Roger Schuerman Ainsworth Leonard Laffoon Washington Gary Kemp Letts Kenwood Sanders

Mid-Prairie Bus Drivers Complete Kirkwood Training

Nineteen Mid-Prairie School bus drivers finished a fourteen hour training course at Mid-Prairie High School hosted by Kirkwood Community College. Sessions covered defensive driving first aid and bus care and maintenance. Drivers named include Robert Hall Ward Wetrich Ivan Redlinger Wilma Gingerich Gerald Graf Marlin Stutzman Dennis Miller Chris Helmuth Mark Koening Ellen Yoder and others.

Mid-Prairie School Kirkwood Community College Mid-Prairie High School Robert Hall Ward Wetrich Ivan Redlinger Wilma Gingerich Gerald Graf Marlin Stutzman Dennis Miller Chris Helmuth Mark Koening Ellen Yoder Duane Yoder Phil Piper Monroe Bender Jonas Hochs

Rotarians hear life histories from three members

At the Thursday Rotary Club luncheon three recent joiners shared brief life histories. Speakers were John Scheldrup, Ivan Mooredock and Rev. Arthur Peters. Maggert and Colby reported on the Kidney Foundation candy sale, with Halloween bags still available at Mrs. Levy’s home and local stores. Visitors included Vere Boshart from Mt. Pleasant, Edgar Holden, Ted Whitlow from Davenport, and Norvel Kephart from Wellman.

Rotary Club John Scheldrup Ivan Mooredock Arthur Peters Ivan Maggert Dick Colby Kidney Foundation Harry Levy The Vere Boshart Mt. Pleasant Edgar Holden Ted Whitlow Davenport Norvel Kephart Wellman

Calendar notices preview for Brighton and area events

Notices list events for Friday to Monday across organizations. Brighton OES meets 8 p.m. at Masonic Temple, Rainbow Girls instruction 1 p.m. at Masonic Temple, Saddle Club trailride 2:30 p.m. Hank Brenneman farm with Wiener roast to follow, plus multiple chapter meetings and community group activities listed at various venues including YWCA, Captain's Table, Winga's Cafe, and Kalona.

Saddle Club Hank Brenneman Farm YWCA American Home I Edward Roberts Winga’s Ywca Copper Tooling and Sports Legion Auxiliary Mary O’conner Ainsworth Cyrus Chapter Zeredatha Council Masonic Temple 19Th Century Club Boyd Berdo

Marion Hobby Club hosts nine members and guest

Mrs. Russell Payne entertained nine Marion Hobby Club members on Wednesday with one guest, Joann Payne. A silent auction of fall decorations and handmade items was held, with Margaret Rader assisting as cohostess and helping serve refreshments.

Russell Payne Marion Hobby Club Joann Payne Margaret Rader

Federal offices closed for Columbus Day in Washington

Federal offices in Washington will close Monday October 11 for Columbus Day a federal holiday. Most Washington businesses banks and state and county offices stay open as usual. The Iowa observation is noted with few offices closed. The ASCS office here is among those closed Monday.

Washington Iowa ASCS

Horse Show Planned at L Bar M Grounds in Columbus Junction

The L Bar M Saddle Club announces a Fun horse show at the rodeo grounds on Highway Surday afternoon following the Columbus Day Parade. Riders entering should gather at the sale barn by 1 30 p.m. for parade line up. Eighteen classes planned with a minimum of five entries per class.

Columbus Junction L Bar M Saddle Club Sale Barn

Youth In a Fix Screening At First Assembly Of God

Steve Bursey of Mid-American Teen Challenge Training Center will present the film Youth In a Fix on October 18 at 7 30 p.m. at First Assembly of God in Washington. Bursey, a seven year convert from heroin addiction through Teen Challenge, will share the message. admission is free to the public.

Steve Bursey Mid-American Teen Challenge Training Center, Inc First Assembly of God Washington Steve New York

Wholesale prices slip in September under Nixon freeze

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 0.4 percent seasonally adjusted drop in wholesale prices for September, the first decline in 10 months and a sign for Nixon's wage price controls. Prices for farm products and processed foods fell sharply, while the industrial commodities index dipped 0.1 percent, ahead of Friday's unemployment data and Phase II economic measures.

Washington UPI Nixon Bureau of Labor Statistics

Campaign Spending Bill Advances in House Commerce Panel

The House Commerce Committee approved a 10 cent per voter limit on federal campaign advertising with a 23 to 20 vote, aiming to curb television blitzes. Republicans criticized loopholes and argued for broader caps on flyers and other costs, signaling likely veto risk by President Nixon.

Washington UPI House Commerce Committee Nixon Torbert H. MacDonald Senate House GOP Louis Frey Jr Florida Frey

Wrong-number call leads police to baffled homeowners

Norma James phoned her mother but spoke to a man who claimed to burgle the house. Police rushed to Carshalton where Mrs James and her parents were found quietly waiting, puzzling officers about the mistaken call and where to start.

Elm England UPI Norma James Dave

Four Weddings in One Day at St Anne’s

Four Hand daughters marry in a single 1 pm quadruple ceremony at St. Anne’s Church. Judy weds Jay Howard, Janice marries Lt. Kenneth Smith, Joan weds Darryl Sellas, and Jeannette weds Larry Hyder. Family details include 26 attendants and four cakes.

San Bernardino Galt UPL Justin Hand Judy Jay Howard Riverside Janice Kenneth Smith Burkea Joan Jeannette St. Anne's Jane Leo Darryl Sellas Annette Larry Hyder

Booths Attend State Emergency Conference

Mr and Mrs Dale Booth of Booth Ambulance Service attended the statewide Emergency Medical Service Conference in Des Moines. Capt John Waters discussed the National Search and Rescue Manual. Dr Andrew Ruoff and Dr Robert R Taube spoke on EMS topics. The event aimed to highlight EMS needs, propose action, and form an advisory committee.

Dale Booth Booth Ambulance Service Johnny and Kay Heyatt Des Moines John Waters Jacksonville Fla Andrew Ruoff University of Utah College of Medicine Salt Lake City Utah Robert R. Taube University of Iowa College of Medicine Iowa Iowa Regional Medical Program Office of Comprehensive Health Planning Iowa’State Health Department

Change in Family Living Opens PEO Chapter Meeting

Chapter J of PEO chaired by Mrs. Wendell Eden presented the program Change in Family Living aligning with The Challenge of Change. The material was prepared by Mrs. Eden and Mrs. Charles Goodell with Mrs. George Tripp hosting and assistance from Mrs. David Gregory and Mrs. Larry Shalla in serving refreshments.

Wendell Eden Eden Charles Goodell George Tripp David Gregory Larry Shalla

Sugar and Spice Club meets for crafts and games

Girls in 4th to 6th grade are reminded of a meeting next Monday October 11 at 4 PM in the VW Room. The group, led by Mrs Gene Grussing, will continue on the 2nd and 4th Mondays 4 to 5 PM with crafts and activities funded by YW Activity Tickets.

Sugar and Spice Club Gene Grussing

City Churches Sunday Schedule and Services

Sunday School at 9:00 and 10:00 a.m. church service titled When A Man Faces Himself. Evening service at 7:00 p.m. Senior CYF at 6:00 p.m. Monday and midweek activities include GMG Junior Girls on Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting, Bible Study at 7:00 p.m. Choir practice at 8:15 p.m. Friday prayer, 9:00 a.m. Pastor Duane Perry leads.

GMG Ladies Prayer Meeting Duane Perry

Washington County ASC Vote Guidelines Continue

The Washington County ASC Committee preserves fifteen communities for elections. Nomination procedure changes require producers to select best qualified community committeemen. Eligible voters list available by Friday October 1 1971. nominating petitions due October 27 1971 with at least six nominees per community. Complete details at the county ASCS office.

Washington County ASC Robert Pearson Pearson ASCS

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