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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1969

Page

3

Ramona Kauffman and Robert Am long wed in Kalona

Ramona Kauffman of Kalona and Robert Amlong of Washington exchanged wedding vows Saturday October 11 at the Kalona Mennonite Church. Rev Carl Smeltzer officiated. The bride wore a peau de soie gown with scalloped Sabrina neckline, lace sleeves, a mantilla edged in lace and a cathedral train. She carried a crescent bouquet of yellow roses and ivy. Maid of honor was Joan Anderson, bridesmaid Mrs Richard Miller. Best man Bobby Speaks, groomsman David McGarter. Ushers were Larry Adin Kenneth Kauffman and Richard Miller. A reception followed in Fellowship Hall hosted by Mr and Mrs Orval Yoder. The couple will reside near Wellman after a brief wedding trip. both were connected with local employers.

Kalona Kalona Mennonite Ramona Kauffman Robert Amlong Washington Carl Smeltzer Joan Anderson Richard Mil Bobby Speaks Kansas City Kan David McGarter Larry Adin Kenneth Kauffman Richard Miller Fellowship Hall Orval Yoder Oxford Amlong River Products Company Iowa City Wellman Gerald Lister Mose Bontrager Ernest Ropp Leo Schrock

October wedding ties Kalona and Lancaster pair

Ruth Bontrager of Kalona wed Paul E. Hershberger Jr. of Lancaster Pa. at Fairview Conservative Mennonite Church Kalona on October 11 at 2 30 pm. Officiants were Henry D Miller and John L Ropp. Parents are Perry M Bontrager and Mrs Bontrager of Kalona and Mr and Mrs Paul E Hershberger of Kalona. Attendants included maid of honor Mrs Dave R Miller and bridesmaids Lois Bontrager and Edna Fern Hershberger. Best man Marvin Hershberger. groomsmen Daniel Bontrager and Nelson Miller. Reception at Hillcrest Union followed. They will reside in Lancaster where he works at St Josephs Hospital. Ruth is a graduate of Iowa Mennonite School and has worked at Kalona Savings Bank.

Kalona Fairview Ruth Bontrager Paul E. Hershberger Jr Lancaster Henry D. Miller John L. Ropp Perry M. Bontrager Paul E. Hershberger Dave R. Miller Wayland Lois Bontrager Edna Fern Hershberger Marvin Hershberger Daniel Bontrager Nelson Miller Hillcrest Union Hershberger St. Joseph’s Hospital Iowa Mennonite School

Private Craig A. Johnson Graduates Basic Training at Fort Bliss

Private Craig A. Johnson son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Johnson of Washington Iowa graduated after eight weeks of basic combat training at the U S Army Training Center Air Defense Fort Bliss Texas He was assigned to E Company 3rd Battalion 3rd Basic Combat Training Brigade and completed courses in first aid hand to hand combat bayonet drill and M 14 rifle qualification.

U.S. Army Training Center Fort Bliss Texas Craig A. Johnson Jerry J. Johnson 2Nd Ave Washington Iowa U. S. Army Training Center Air Defense 3Rd

Pepper Ettes 4-H Club Meeting Invites New Members

AINSWORTH The Pepper Ettes 4 H Club will meet Saturday Oct 18 at 1 30 p m at the home of Jenny Bartmann. Girls interested in joining are invited to attend the meeting.

Ainsworth Pepper Ettes Jenny Bartmann

Washington Evening Journal masthead and staff list

The Washington Evening Journal is listed with its editor David Elder and business manager, advertising director William Shannon, news editor Charles Morris, local advertiser Bob Shaffer, and production superintendent Howard Hazen. It notes publication schedule afternoons except Sunday, Christmas and July 4th, and asserts its second class entry from 1879.

Washington Evening Journal Washington Iowa David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Bob Shaffer Howard Hazen United Press Inland Daily Press Ass Iowa Daily Press Iowa Press Ass'n Audit Bureau of Circulations

Doers Circle Hosts Potluck for County Home Residents

The Doer's Circle of First Baptist Church held a Tuesday potluck in Fellowship Hall inviting thirteen County Home residents. Fifteen members and six guests attended. Mrs. Richard Peterson led the opening prayer and Mrs. Stan Bauer presided. Hymns were chosen by guests, with LaVerne Zieglowsky singing Autumn Leaves. A Halloween-name matching game awarded prizes to Lori Johnson Elsie Sistern Dorothy Chance and Sherrie Graf. Johnson played two piano solos. Nancy Peterson read Halloween and Witch Water. Business notes covered shut-in calls and Thanksgiving dinner planning.

Doer First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Richard Peterson Stan Bauer Peterson LaVerne Zieglowsky Charles McConnell Lori Johnson Elsie Sistern Dorothy Chance Sherrie Graf Miss Johnson Nancy Peterson Leonard Pohren Charles Johnson Johnson Bev Black Zieglowsky Pohren

Fourteen Marion 4-H Members Elect New Officers

Fourteen members of the Marion Men 4-H Club met with Mike Bader Monday evening. New officers were elected: Mike Bates president Greg Wolfer vice president Steve Libe secretary Roger Petratz treasurer Owen Gamon historian and reporter. Entertainment committee includes Don Libe leader Mike Jones Paul Belicl and Richard Schoonover. Next meeting at the Fairgrounds Nov 10. Mrs Harry Rader served refreshments.

Marion Men Mike Bader Paul Beliel Mike Bates Greg Wolfer Steve Libe Roger Petratz Owen Gamon Don Libe Mike Jones Paul Belicl Richard Schoonover Merle Bates Mike Rader Roger Potratz Charles Wolfer Fairgrounds Harry Rader

Sunrise Tour shown at Thirty Niners Club meeting

Rev C S Ramsdale presented a Sunrise Tour program with slides from his Japan trip at the YWCA. Thirty members attended with dessert served. New member Welcome for Mrs Mike Flynn. November meeting set as a covered dish luncheon at the YWCA.

C. S. Ramsdale Thirty Niners Club YWCA Japan Mike Flynn Glenn Holden Avis Busby B. F. Bostwick Luella Swift Wesley Bader Arthur Anderson The

Social calendar items and club meetings listed for week

Thursday events include PEO at 8 p.m. and Double Deck Club at 7 30 Leona Gardner. Friday Rebekah Lodge at 7 30 IOOF Hall. Saturday gatherings at 7 p m in Keota Friendship Club supper at Golden Buckle and Odd Fellows/Rebekahs potluck. Sunday St Paul UCC Senior Citizen Day with potluck after service. Monday Rainbow Girls and Daughters of Nile and Beta Sigma Phi meet with noted time changes and sewing for hospital.

M. M. Schell Leona Gardner Rebekah Lodge Y. Bethlehem Commandery Masonic Temple 1St Presbyterian Robert Roberts Friendship Club Golden Buckle Keota Odd Fellows Rebekahs Hall Farm Bureau Cave Farm Bureau Gene Beavers John Lemmon John Witthoft Daughters of Nile Harold Timmins Pyramid Temple Lee Baird Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Dave Williams Charles McClung

Pattersons Plan Reception Sunday

Mr and Mrs Frank J Patterson will hold an open house at their home north of Washington Sunday October 19 between 130 and 500 p.m honoring their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Don Patterson of Hampton who were recently married The couple requests no gifts.

Frank J. Patterson Washington Don Patterson Hampton

Washington High Students Explore Early Computer Era

Washington High School students in Bill Brice’s algebra I and II classes join a two week computer programming unit. Brice helped start the program after taking a UI course in 1968, with about 5,000 problems run through the university computer in 30 minutes.

University of Iowa Wash Bill Brice Washington High School Washington Brice Iowa Iowa City University

Stewart PTA Drug Abuse Program Planned

The Stewart PTA plans a Drug Abuse program at Stewart School next Tuesday. Oct 21 at 8 p.m. The public is invited. Pat McCarney, chief of police of Iowa City, will speak. Fathers of pupils are urged to attend. the class with the most fathers will be honored. A Stewart School musical group will entertain and refreshments will be served.

Stewart Parent Teachers Association Stewart School Pat McCarney Iowa City

Marriage License for Lintz and Libenguth in Riverside

A marriage license was issued this morning to Mark Edwin Lintz 35 and Lorraine Ann Libenguth 34 both of Riverside.

Mark Edwin Lintz Lorraine Ann Libenguth Riverside

Local residents enjoy travels and visits across states

Mr and Mrs Marvin Smith return from Colorado vacation visiting Denver and Mesa Verde. Mr and Mrs Glenn Yoder visit sisters Eva Bauer and Marie Goodwin. they live on Merritt Island Florida. Yoder on vacation from Titusville Water Plant. Wendell Arduser had surgery in Washington County Hospital and is in room 102. Gene Beavers to caller for Shirts and Skirts Square Dance at the Farm Bureau Building Saturday 8 30 p.m.

Marvin Smith Colorado Denver Colorado Springs Mesa Verde Glenn C. Yoder Eva Bauer Marie Goodwin Yoders Washington Merritt Island Fla South Courtenay Parkway Yoder Titusville Indian River Kennedy Space Center Wendell Arduser Washington County Hospital Gene Beavers Farm Bureau

Dear Abby readers debate breastfeeding adopted child

Abigail Van Buren weighs the ethics and practicality of a mother breastfeeding an adopted baby. Letters from readers discuss medical knowledge gaps, cultural practices, and personal experiences with nursing and bottle feeding across five children and two generations.

Abby la Leche League EL Centro Cal

Bottle Babies and Breastfeeding Debates Across Letters

Readers from Valdosta, Orangeburg, California discuss bottle feeding versus nursing. One writes that bottle babies are healthier and nursing drains her energy, while another credits breastfeeding with distressing nerves but notes beneficial patience from La Leche League. Abby invites letter writers and requests a dollar for a booklet.

Abby

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