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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1969

Page

2

Red Cross county review outlines 1969 activities

Seventeen Chapter board members and chairmen met with Chapter Chairman Les Grim to review finances and reports. Keith Lord presented the treasurer’s report, with secretary reports by Mrs. Lawrence Miksch. The county chapter will cover six months of the county nurse expense at 10 cents per person. Ralph Martin was named coordinator for the annual membership drive. The table lists extensive volunteer service, tutoring, birthday parties, Christmas toy donations, first aid stations, military family aid, loans, disability claims, and numerous volunteer hours across hospitals, homes, and care centers. Training classes for first aid and an evening standard course are planned with detailed scheduling for November.

Les Grim Keith Lord Lawrence Miksch Don Hazen Grim Ralph Martin Winnie Belter Mary Koehler Red Cross Willard Gray, Sr Gale Walker Edward Roberts Vietnam Les Dunlap P. L. Etter John Cherry Dr. Doolittle Aldo Moretti Ben Franklin Prairie Flower and Opportunity School Nurses Home Military Wives Club Brainerd Minnesota Gulfport Mississippi Mark Hampshire U.P. Home Health Center Shenk Rest Home V. A. Hospital County Hospital County Home Boyd Siefkas Marion McAvoy Red Cross Office

Cinderella 4-H Club Holds October Meeting

The Cinderella 4-H Club met at the Bauer home with 13 members, 3 new members, and 2 leaders. Awards banquet and service project discussed. Members gave talks on meals, kitchen safety, and nutrition. Demonstrations showcased cooking, salad tips, and Jello. New officers elected and committee chairs named. Music and recreation led by members. refreshments served by hostesses and mothers.

Cinderella 4 - H Club Vicki Judy Jane Bauer Vicki Bauer Denise Ralston Judy Bauer Marjorie Peiffer Vicki Dawson Robyn Kolene Kleese Rose Peiffer Linda Peiffer Rita Kleese Cindy Colliver Marjorie

Busy Bees 4-H Club Names New Officers and Holds Party

The Busy Bees 4-H Club met on Thursday evening with nine members present for roll call and a Halloween party. New officers elected include Debbie Baker president Charlotte Hiller vice president Marcia Wittetoe secretary Tina Libe treasurer Connie Williams reporter Nancy Wittetoe historian Debbie Johnson and Mrs Johnson recreation. Members chose names for the Christmas exchange and scrapbooks were prepared for a children's hospital. New members Debbie Vandenburg Debbie Johnson and Mary Pforts join the club as part of the Vittetoe family.

Busy Bees 4 - H Club Debbie Baker Charlotte Hiller Marcia Wittetoe Tina Libe Connie Williams Nancy Wittetoe Debbie Johnson Johnson Children’s Hospital Debbie Vandenburg Mary Pforts Vittetoe

Stanley Roth rites set for Tuesday in Wayland

Funeral services for Stanley Dennis Roth will be Tuesday at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church, with Rev. Peter Siemens officiating. Roth, a Vietnam casualty, lived in Trenton most of his life, son of Russell and Rose Cina Roth. He was born May 13, 1949 in Iowa City and graduated Mt. Pleasant High School in 1968. He entered the military in 1968 and went to Vietnam in 1969. He survived by his parents two sisters Karen Epp of Newton Kansas and Eileen and a brother Phillip and a grandfather Antonio Cina of San Gabriel California. Memorials may be left at the family home or Zehr Funeral Home.

Wayland Mt. Pleasant Stanley Dennis Roth Vietnam Trenton Russell Rose Cina Roth Baptist Peter Siemens Moline Zehr Stanley Roth Iowa City Mt. Pleasant High School Karen Epp Newton Kansas Eileen Phillip Antonio Cina San Gabriel Calif

Fortnightly Club October meeting canceled on death in Ross Lane family

Local Family Living I depart ment reports the October meeting is canceled due to a death in the Ross Lane family. The next gathering will be with Mrs. Dale Caldwell on Nov. 25. Sp-4 Richard Deaton is on a 15 day leave with his parents in town and sisters Jane and Marty. He will return Oct. 31 to Ft. Leavenworth. He has been stationed there since May and attends Wartburg College homecoming this weekend in Waverly.

Ross Lane Dale Caldwell Richard Deaton Bill Deaton Jane Marty Ft. Leavenworth Kan Wartburg College Waverly

Washington lad promoted to specialist four in Vietnam

Thomas E. Koehler of Washington Iowa has been promoted to Army specialist four on September 26 near Dau Tieng Vietnam. He serves as a clerk typist in Headquarters Battery 1st Battalion 27th Artillery. Entered service December 1968, basic at Fort Polk, stationed at Fort Sill before arriving overseas last May. He is 20, a Washington High School graduate class of 1966. his father Meinz Koehler also resides in Washington.

Dau Tieng Vietnam Thomas E. Koehler Mary L. Koehler Washington Iowa 27Th Artillery Army Ft. Polk Ft. Sill Okla Soldier Washington High School Meinz Koehler

Halcyon House Activities Celebrate Fellowship and Visits

Halcyon House services Sunday included Communion led by Reverend M O Smith. Tuesday Friendship Hour drew Halcyon members plus Mrs Harold Klopfenstein Inez Eicher Eva Blankenhorn Myrtle Neiswanger Avis Busby and Leo Hoover. Mike Redlinger played organ on a special Tuesday evening. Doll clothes bibs and slippers were sent to the University Hospital School for Handicapped Children. Visiting Halcyon guest Glenn C Yoder from Merritt Island Florida and surprise visit from Walter Weinrich and wife. Don’t forget the extra hour of sleep on Sunday.

Halcyon House Harold Klopfenstein Inez Eicher Eva Blankenhorn Myrtle Neiswanger Avis Busby Leo Hoover University Hospital School

Indian Fathers Meet at Local Y Tonight

Dads of Indian Guides and Princeses will meet at the Washington YMCA from 6 to 7 p.m. in the hobby and craft room to discuss future plans and distribute information about the tribes. John Elliott is chief of the local nation.

Dads of Indian Guides and Princeses Washington

WCTU Institute Highlights Local Activities and Speaker

The Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church hosted the WCTU institute with Dr. Vernon Elgin leading devotions and Mrs. Raymond Sojka presenting a state convention report. Invitations were read for a Veterans Day program at Veterans Hospital in Iowa City on Nov 11, while Mrs. Charles McClung introduced mayoral candidate Vernon Witrig as the afternoon speaker.

Vernon Elgin Raymond Sojka Veterans Hospital Iowa City Otto Walton Lloyd Walker Streyfeler John McDowell County Institute Franklin Church Ernest Brown Mary Hastie Helen Wylie Charles McClung Vernon Witrig Washington

Social Calendar notices ahead of first publication

Society calendar lists numerous events with times and venues. Promenaders dance 8 p.m. Saturday at Legion Hall Olds. many weekly meetings follow including YWCA music, Tops Club, Senior Citizens sessions, Garden II, 19th Century Club luncheon, White Shrine, and BPW Club dinners. Several notes show cancellations and schedule details such as dress codes and reservations.

Rev Ganfield to be Honored at Columbus Junction

Rev Ganfield to be honored at a potluck supper and reception in the Christian Education building of the United Presbyterian Church in Columbus Junction Sunday at 6 30 p m. The new minister at the church will be celebrated with members and friends invited to attend.

Columbus Junction Denley Ganfield Christian Education United Presbyterian Church Ganfield

Funeral Sunday for Mrs Lyle Keiser in Richland

Funeral services for Mrs. Lyle Keiser 51 Richland will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Richland Friends Church with Rev L Merle Green and Rev Harold Chute officiating. Burial will follow in Richland Friends Cemetery. Gould Funeral Home of Richland is in charge. Mrs. Keiser died Friday at University Hospitals in Iowa City.

Richland Lyle Keiser Richland Friends Church L. Merle Green Harold Chute Richland Friends Cemetery Gould Funeral Home of

Births and dismissals listed in Washington records

On the record Admitted Yesterday Mrs Howard Sayre Washington surgical Births Yesterday Mr and Mrs Ron ald Augustine Washington a daughter Mr and Mrs Ray mond Miller Washington a son Dismissed Yesterday Mrs Wayne Stransky Wellman Mrs Cora McWilliams Columbus Junc tion Lawrence Borkoski Washington Today George Cady Keota

Howard Sayre Washington Surgical Ronald Augustine Raymond Miller Wayne Stransky Wellman Cora McWilliams Columbus Junction Lawrence Borkoski George Cady Keota

Scenes From a Kitchen Window and Autumn Colors

A reader share notes on fall colors seen from a kitchen window, plus reflections on the word investigate in public reports. The column blends personal memory with domestic recipes, including a cottage cheese pie and a simple white chocolate peanut candy, with light humor about handwriting and aging.

Local Notes On Visits Births And Departures

Mrs Pearl Woodford of Oakland visits relatives including sister-in-law Mrs Max Waterhouse. Robert Lee returns from the navy in Washington DC after a year as corpsman and Vietnam veteran with a three month early out. plans to rejoin college. Larry and Mrs Lee of Sterling Illinois welcome son John Joseph born Oct 20. Grandparents Michael Lee Washington and Joe Foley Sterling. great grandparents See and Lowe of Washington. Clint Boshart returns from El Paso visiting Farah Jeans plant. Funeral attendees for Les Gilmore include relatives from Missouri Texas and Kansas. William Hughes Council Bluffs visits with sister-in-law W J Shannon and plans to attend Iowa Michigan State game. Wally Hood and wife visit cousin Helen Wilson. Hood’s father Walter Hood long-time local resident.

Robert Lee Navy Washington, D. C Vietnam Larry Lee Sterling, Ill John Joseph Mike Lee Washington Joe Foley Sterling M. D. See Robert Lowe Sr

Republican Women Install Officers At Coffee Meeting

Mrs Everett Meeker hosted the Washington County Council of Republican Women at a Thursday morning coffee in her home. Officers installed include Mrs Joe Jones president and Mrs Meeker first vice president. Also named were Mrs H Peterson of Kalona second vice president Mrs George Dare third vice president Mrs Keith Vetter recording secretary and Mrs John Miller of Wellman treasurer. A $100 ticket was bought for the November 19 dinner in Veterans Auditorium Des Moines. Mrs Robert Stephens led the meeting and reported the state convention. Ways and means chair Mrs Keith Stewart said the bake sale succeeded. Historian Mrs Clark Bauer displayed the book and spoke on Why Do We Have Political Parties. The next meeting is at Crawfordsville with Mrs Richard Stephens on December 20.

Everett Meeker Washington County Council of Republican Women Joe Jones Meeker H. Peterson Kalona George Dare Keith Vetter John Miller Wellman Robert Stephens Veterans Auditorium Des Moines Stephens Keith Stewart Ways and Means Clark Bauer Richard Stephens Crawfordsville

Marriage licenses issued to four couples in area

Marriage licenses have been issued here to Guy Paul Morgan, 19, and Lora Mae Martin, 16, Columbus Junction. Paul Luis Cornejo, 28, Daily City, Calif., and Roberta Ann Walsh, 27, rural Riverside. and Richard Wayne Collins, 31, and Nancy Jo Curtis, 20, of Washington.

Guy Paul Morgan Lora Mae Martin Columbus Junction Paul Luis Cornejo Daily City Calif Roberta Ann Walsh Riverside Richard Wayne Collins Nancy Jo Curtis Washington

Country Club remodeling bids invited in Washington County

Washington County club officials announced bids are being received on all phases of the proposed remodeling at the club house. Interested bidders should obtain specifications from Leon Hillman or Dr William Westphal. Heating plumbing and electrical work are open to low bids.

Washington County Club Leon Hillman William Westphal

Iowa Southern Declares Dividends On Preferred And Common Stock

At the October board meeting of Iowa Southern Utilities Company dividends of 3.55 cents per share on the 4 percent cumulative preferred stock and 0.37 per share on the common stock were declared. Dividends payable December 1, 1969 to stockholders of record at close of business November 12, 1969.

Iowa Southern Utilities Company

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