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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1971

Page

2

Highland School forms Chess Club and schedule

Highland School forms the Highland Chess Club sponsored by Mr Anderson with officers Tim Cummings president Dave Horak vice president and Paul Davis secretary treasurer The group plans Thursday meetings 7 to 9 pm in the high school cafetorium open play first hour and match play second with wins and losses recorded A local tournament and a future interclub event are planned All interested junior high and high school students are eligible for membership.

Highland Chess Club Anderson Tim Cummings Dave Horak Paul Davis

Safety law briefing set for Iowa meetings this November

County Extension Director Jim Frier announces a series of short courses on the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 for owners and managers in agri business retailing and manufacturing. Sessions in Cedar Rapids Muscatine Ottumwa and Burlington feature a 3 hour program with a TV presentation and discuss penalties and standards under the act. Registration is $3 per person with two showing times at each location.

Iowa Jim Frier Cedar Rapids Muscatine Ottumwa Burlington U.S. Chamber of Commerce U.S. Chamber South Marion Avenue Washington Center For Industrial Research and Service and Cooperative Extension Iowa State University Area Community Colleges Chambers of Commerce Iowa Manufacturers Association and Trade Associations

Junior Bowling schedule set at Melody Lanes

Toys interested in bowling are asked to be at Melody Lanes at 8 45 a m Saturday Oct 23 with girls arriving by 10 a m Election of officers will occur before bowling Begins Girls should note this year’s bowling time is in the morning instead of afternoon.

Melody Lanes

Deed transfers list several additions and lot changes

On the Record Deeds Ferguson names include Harry J Wenger to Harry G Riddle plus wife Lot 6 in Spring Hill Park 1st Addition Wellman. Simon Mullet to Raymond L Reschly et al Lot 6 in Mullett’s 3rd Addition Karona. Otto F Frey to Delmar Beckler et al Quit Claim Deed. Land in Section 36 74 7 Ernest Gearhart to John Helmuth Half of East Half of Lot 6 Block 1 F M Snider’s Addition Karona. Harlan Reuscher to Robert Minick III et al Lot 3 Block 1 J H Young’s Addition Washington. Maude Durst to Archie Saufman Land in Section 13 76 8.

Harry J. Wenger Harry G. Riddle Spring Hill Park Wellman Simon Mullet Raymond L. Reschly Karona Otto F. Frey Delmar Floyd Beckler Ernest H. Gearhart John Dale Helmuth F. M. Snider Karona Harlan T. Reuscher Robert R. Minick III J. H. Young Washington Maude Durst Archie Saufman

Farmers nominate for ASC committees

County farmers nominate candidates for ASC community committeemen. Election set for December 1 with petitions due by October 27 at the County ALCS Office. Changes cut required signatures to three, with a willingness statement. each community elects three regular committeemen and two alternates to represent them.

ASC Robert Pearson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ALCS Pearson Department of Agriculture Washington ASCS W. Jefferson

Applied Arts II Club Plans Anniversary Dinner and Pewter Program

The Fortnightly Applied Arts II group met with Mrs Wayne Norman and co host Mrs Glenn Knapp on Tuesday. Mrs Wendell Eden led the business meeting while Mrs Jay Brewer read the inspiration. Tickets for the November 9 anniversary dinner were sold and a pewter program by Mrs Clark Bauer featured antiques.

Applied Arts II Wayne Norman Glenn Knapp Robert Stephens Earl Booth Keith Stewart Marion Pence Jay Brewer Wendell Eden Clark Bauer

Kalona Women and Daughters Banquet Held at Church

The Kalona United Methodist Church hosted the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet with 107 attendees. A 6:30 dinner was prepared by men and served by youth. Guest speaker Mrs. John D. Woodin presented Dolls and Buttons and exhibited her collection. Invitations to a church basement rummage sale were announced, with life memberships awarded to Mrs. Bross and Mrs. Kos.

Eugene Way Jerri R.L Hendrickson Joy Suzanne Liza Bross Allen Baker West Richfield, C Bross John D. Woodin Kalona Vernon Stagner Carl Kos W.S.C.S Suzanne Bross Robert

Local resident in Iowa City hospital seeks friends and support

Local news note reports Wouwin oF masmington is at Veterans Hospital in Iowa City for x rays and treatment. He may undergo surgery later. He is in room 4E29 and would enjoy hearing from his friends, with readers invited to send messages or visits as advised by hospital policy.

Nary Wouwin Masmington Veterans Hospital Iowa City

St James Circle II Held in Members Homes

Three St James Circle II groups met this week in members homes. Miss Bertha Dempsey hosted twelve members Wednesday evening with Mrs. Robert Nebel leading games and cards. Door prizes went to Mrs Edward Lukovsky and Sister Grace Ann. Mrs Paul Adam hosted Monday evening with Mrs Eugene Reed leading the discussion. twelve present. Mrs Angel Beliel hosted Tuesday with Mrs Chris Earnest leader. six present. All circles announced a dance set for November 6 at Knights of Columbus Hall.

St. James Circle II Bertha Dempsey Robert Nebel Edward Lukovsky Paul Adam Eugene Reed Grace Ann Angel Beliel Chris Earnest Knights of Columbus Hall All Circles

CWE Informal Coffee Event At First Christian Church

The Christian Women's Fellowship held a come as you are coffee morning with 44 attendees. Mrs Gladys Putman led a sewing activity while Mrs Kenneth Carrell led a sing along and Mrs Glenn Holden offered the table grace.

Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church Gladys Putman Kenneth Carrell Glenn Holden

Recipes From A Sunday Breakfast Feature

A collection of home style dishes with meat balls chili ham omelet and beef roast ideas. The piece lists ingredients and steps for making juicy meat balls a hearty chili and a ham omelet with notes from Helene B. Dillon and family memories. It concludes with a baked meat and potato dish prepared in a ring mold.

Wellman TTT plans dinner party and community notices

Wellman TTT met Oct. 14 at the American Legion building. A dinner party for Nov. 9 at 7 pm at the Captain's Table was planned with reservations to Mrs Clyde Snider by Nov. 5. UNICEF contribution noted. Several social visits and local events are listed, including a Smorgasbord at St. Joseph Catholic Church with 650 to 700 tickets sold and prizes awarded. Regular club activities and upcoming meetings are reported.

Wellman Emma Webster Fred Durian Frane Moon Iowa City Keith Wilson Lowa City Donna Perrin Diana Jerry Canott Chrispie Ricky Winfield Lottie Frits Ednarson Eddie Edward Paul Asses Freeport Ill TTT American Legion Jerry Powell Clyde Snider Unicef For Treat Fund Gene Goschke Duane Longwell Wilbur Geyer Pearl Wagamon Josie Yoder Fred Duria Marie van Doren Donald Geyer Chico Calif Smorgasbord St. Joseph Catholic Church Florence Kerkove Sigourney Rose Marie Ruth Oxford Naomi Brown Beulah Brown Howard Durian Bob Houseal Harold Bohr Cy Mescher Harold Brenneman George Berry Franklin Church Dean Wade Lloyd Bauer West Chester Dan Peiffer Tammy Keota Irene Stahnka LaPort City R. W. Wirtz John Geyer What Cheer Donna Thomas Mathew Harry Riddle St. Joseph’s Altar and Rosary Society Dorothy Goodwin Marie Brenneman Garden Club Fellowship Hall The Methodist Church Carroll Marine Irene Romine

Sheraton Hotel to test waterbeds in rooms

Sheraton Hotel in Philadelphia plans a test of waterbeds by offering single and double rooms with liquid mattresses. Management announced on Monday that 1,300 waterbeds have been purchased for the 930-room property to gauge public acceptance.

Triple Choice Philadelphia UPI Sheraton Hotel

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