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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1972

Page

2

Community club in meeting at Keota Richardson president

Keota October report: Community Club met with fifteen members. Officers elected: Roger Richardson president Mel Leiting vice president Gerri Doud secretary treasurer. Halloween parade set for October 28 at 2 p.m. Participants get 50c and top three win merit certificates. Several local residents visited relatives and attended events in Muscatine Richland Davenport and Des Moines. Numerous social visits noted with Keota families and friends over the weekend.

Paul Sievert Keota A. I FitzSimmons Rebekah Muscatine Russ Short John Short Thailand Roger Richardson Mel Leiting Gerri Doud Donald Binkerd Michael Ray McBride Danny Binkerd Palm Springs Calif Evelyn Wade Cloyce Dill George Bond Pauline Sable Ray Ward Richland Mr. Ward Bond Arthur Merz Charles Roth

County ARC Plans Membership Drive and Chili Supper

The Washington County association for Retarded Children opens its annual membership drive on Wednesday October 11 with a chili supper at the Developmental Center building. Supper begins at 6 30 p m. A short business meeting follows, then guest speaker Tom McKee assistant program coordinator of the Iowa ARC.

Washington County Association For Retarded Children Developmental Center ARC Tom McKee Iowa Arc

Scouts Clean Up Highways After Community Service Day

Troop 242 Scouts and scouters spent a warm Saturday clearing trash along County Home road and Hayes Timber area. They filled over 80 bags and loaded debris from the road to the city dump, with Ward Latcham Monroe Howell and Lou Pailliotet providing transport.

Hayes Timber Ward Latcham Monroe Howell Lou Pailliotet

Mrs Hora hosts St James pinochle marathon party

Mrs George Hora entertained the St James summer pinochle marathon at her home Sunday evening. High score went to Mrs Bob Nebel and low to Mrs Eugene Reed. Prize awards followed with standings: Agnes Beliel-Bertha Dempsey 9070, Martha Whittaker-Pearl Casey 7830, Mrs Glenn Widmer-Mrs Fred Metzger 5350, Mrs Lloyd Marek-Mrs George Horn 4150, while Mrs Ronald Sieren and Emma Pecinovsky posted the low 930.

Lloyd Marek George Horn Ronald Sieren Emma Pecinovsky

Minor Collision on Highway 92 West of Columbus Junction

Sheriff’s officers investigated a minor accident on highway 92 two miles west of Columbus Junction. A Green City Missouri man Thomas B. Carman swerved to avoid two pedestrians as a car driven by Robert J. Spurgin of Kewanee Illinois began to pass. Damages to Spurgin’s car were about $500.

Ashington County Columbus Junction Thomas B. Carman Green City Robert J. Spurgin Kewanee Ill

Rex Conn to direct Kirkwood program for elderly newsletter

Rex Conn of Cedar Rapids is named communications specialist for Kirkwood Community College Office of Retirement Education Opportunities. He will edit a monthly eight page newsletter, O R E O Involvement, mailed to about 40 000 residents over 60 in Area Ten. Conn, a former Cedar Rapids Gazette farm editor, is among ten retired unpaid consultants guiding housing social security and legal financial topics. Funding of 48600 came from the Federal Older Americans Act via the Iowa Commission for the Aging.

Rex Conn Cedar Rapids Kirkwood Community College Conn Area Ten Alice Schwiebert O.R.E.O Charlotte Young Iowa State Extension Service Office of Retirement Education and Opportunities Kirkwood Linn County Health Center Iowa Commission For the Aging

Drive-In Service Summer Ends At Washington UMC

Washington United Methodist Church wraps up its annual summer drive-in services with strong turnout and warm weather. Cecil Long, general chairman, notes over 2,000 cups of coffee served, 385 cups of milk, 1,000 cups of orange juice, and 306 dozen doughnuts and cookies shared among attendees. A large committee and many volunteers aided the refreshment stand and other duties, with special thanks from Long to all who contributed.

Washington United Methodist Church Cecil Long Long John Hiatt Jerry Bryan Arnold Carr Lyle Wilcox Gene Thomas Harold Ahrens Phil Ahrens Ernest Beemblossom Kermit Klopfenstein Everett Weston Randolph Kelsey DeWayne Adams Dick Paul Bob Machael Lyle Darbyshire Dale Harter John Steve Sproule Wayne Hyde Phil Kneen Rolland Taylor Jim Taylor Joe Kirkpatrick Harold Gilmore Jerry Gilmore Brad Koehler Phil Long Doug Ruppert Jody Hyde Greg Thomas Jack Gilmore Jeff Goodell Paul Shields Terry Richardson

Local Clues of Dinner Guests Across Families

Local social notes record Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Meier of St. Paul and Mr. Harold Gray of Hedrick dining with Mr. and Mrs. O M Cuddy. Gray is Cuddy’s nephew. Meier is Cuddy’s niece. Also visiting are Mr. and Mrs. Jan Knutson of Astoria with Milford Knutson’s family. Sunday guests include Bud Hanson, Roger Hanson, Gordon Epping and Eric, Nancy Knutson, and Chris Wilson with Tony.

Hubert Meier St. Paul, Minn Harold Gray Hedrick O.M. Cuddy Mr. Gray Cuddy Mrs. Meier Jan Knutson Astoria Ore Milford Knutson Knutson Bud Hanson Clarion Roger Hanson Marion Gordon Epping Eric Cedar Rapids Nancy Knutson Iowa Falls Chris Wilson Tony Washington

On the Record Hospital Admits and Births

On the Record Hospital reports admissions Saturday Mrs Richard Dowell and Mr Pleasant medical. Yesterday Mrs Jerene Ginkens of Washington and Thomas Rabenold of Ainsworth medical. Today Mrs Vera Hoskins of Brighton medical. Births Saturday a son to Mr and Mrs Ronald Figgins of Washington. Dismissals include Clarence Brown Kalona and Mrs Clindus Brown with daughter Columbus Junction and Mrs Richard Stephens Crawfordsville. Yesterday Mrs David Messenger. Today Kenneth Crone Washington.

Richard Dowell Pleasant Jerene Ginkens Washington Thomas Rabenold Ainsworth Vera Hoskins Brighton Ronald Figgins Clarence Brown Kalona Clindus Brown Columbus Junction Richard Stephens Crawfordsville David Messenger Keota Kenneth Crone

Washington Iowa Daily Paper Publisher Details Oct 9 1972

Washington lows 5233 Vol 60 Mo 203 Oct 9 1972 publishing details list Elder Shannon Co Inc as publishers and executives. Names include David Elder president editor William Shannon vice president and advertising director Charles Morris managing editor Robert Shaffer local advertising manager Leonard Llewellyn production superintendent. Subscription rates shown for mail and carrier in Washington and surrounding area.

Washington North Marion Ave Iowa Elder Shannon Co, Inc United Press International Inland Daily Press Assn Iowa Daily Press Assn Iowa Press Assn Audit Bureau of Circulators David William Shannon Charles Morris Robert Shaffer Leonard Llewellyn

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