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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1975

Page

3

W C T U Fall Institute Held in Kalona

The Washington WCTU Fall Institute gathered October 21 at United Christian and Baptist church Kalona with 34 members from Wellman West Chester and Washington. Officers installed included Lucille Smith June Duvall Ruth McDowell Frances Sojka Eleanor Creswell and updates on panels devotions and reports from Newton convention.

Fall Institute of the Washington Wctu Kalona United Christian and Baptist Church Wellman West Chester Washington John Woodin Church Ruth McDowell Lucille Smith June Duvall Frances Sojka Eleanor Creswell Iola Parsons Richland Lloyd Bauer Velma Skols Julia Adams Jill Miller Everett E. Grice Newton Margaret Work Anna Stitzell Nellie Copeland Eric Sloane

Washington High DE students present Kiwanis program

Distributive Education class student group from Washington High School led by Connie Podey presented to the Kiwanis A.M. club this week. Jim Rossen served as program chairman. Participants included Paul Anders Kathy Bates Larry Bohlen Carol Coleman and Kris Ross. Guests Dwain Tschantz and Bill Speed attended. New members Charley Johnson and Ed Walters were introduced.

Connie Podey Washington High School Kiwanis A.M Jim Rossen Paul Anders Kathy Bates Larry Bohlen Carol Coleman Kris Ross Dwain Tschantz Bill Speed Charley Johnson Ed Walters

Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List

Admitted yesterday include Mrs. Robert Baker from Washington medical Mrs. Cora L McWilliams from Columbus Junction medical Mrs Ursula Adam from Keota medical Mrs Clara Mondia from Washington medical Miss Debra Todd from Washington medical and Mrs Loren Jackson from Washington surgical Dismissed today are Mrs Evelyn Brooks from Washington and Illeah Farrier from Brighton.

Robert Baker Washington Cora L. McWilliams Columbus Junction Ursula Adam Keota Clara Mondia Debra Todd Loren Jackson Surgical Evelyn Brooks Illeah Farrier Brighton

Record of Court Actions and Fines Across District

Magistrate transfers Buck case to District Court on Oct 2. Max Delay found guilty Oct 23 on two counts of excessive acceleration. pleads guilty to a third and is fined $25 per conviction. Robert Cady pleads guilty Oct 22 to public intoxication. fined $25. found innocent of failing to stop. Numerous drivers cited for speeding disobeying stop signs and other violations with fines ranging from $5 to $99.18, including overweight and truck-related penalties. multiple names and locations across Washington, Kalona, Ainsworth, Fairfield, and surrounding areas.

Michael E. Buck Washington Max D. Delay Delay Robert G. Cady Keota Cady Donald E. Smith Ivyl G. Kendall Ottumwa Gerald E. Adams Fairfield Margie L. Lasek Ainsworth Norbert V. Greiner Sr Charles J. Chalupa Muriel M. Nisley Kalona Mary M. Hayes Patricia A. Earll Michael J. Gill Brighton Christopher D. O'Hanlon Edward L. Nardy Frederick A. Coon Craig W. Dalrymple Delmer P. Gatton Dillon D. Feehan Elizabeth P. Smith Mt Pleasant Dan J. Dempsey Donald J. Harris Kenneth E. Bower Granite City Ill Charles R. Bradshaw Springfield Elwin C Orchard Mountain View James D. Roberson Hartshorne Okl Gerald M Stewart Gerald Hoyle Carl A. Tapping Birmingham Hiram B. Edwards Cumberland Gerald E. Adam

Stork Gazette Brief for Sandy Renee Rhodes Birth

Sandy Renee Rhodes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Webster Rhodes of RR 1 Kalona, is announced in the Stork Gazette. Local birth notice records indicate a newborn daughter with family ties to Kalona community.

Sandy Renee Rhodes Mrs. Webster Rhodes RR 1 Kalona

Property transfers and names listed in Washington Brighton notices

A collection of real estate deals and ownership changes names include Gary L Henry and Marion Brown with various Lot transfers in Washington and Brighton additions. Several parcels across Highland Park Addition Lost Riverside and Original Plat of Washington involve multiple spouses and undivided interests in lots and an acre tract in SW of SE. The notices also reference Conservatorship and Guardianship for Retta Crone with land comprising O S 8 in the Washington addition.

Era Craft Joan Venzke Win Smouse Highland Park Eva Craft Viola Schroeder Washington Karen E. Biache Carl J Wulf John K. Patterson Robert Kenneth Patterson Nancy Rose Patterson Franklin S. Bell Michael Roy Miller Anita C. Miller Lowdon’s W. Dale Gegner Edith E Stau Glenn Franklin Zaring Gary D. Murphy

Local visits and church note at Allerton and Wyaconda

Mrs Arnold Brown and Mrs Pete Koehler of Ainsworth called on Mrs Alma Walker Friday afternoon. Mrs Dena Martin returned home after seven weeks visiting her son George Martin in Wyaconda Missouri. Mrs Donald Ross of Phoenix Arizona and Mr and Mrs Ted Kann of Fairfield visited Mr and Mrs Harold Ross Sunday. C V Brown led Evensong Sunday night recalling the Bible quotation Make a Joyful Noise unto the Lord at the new Allerton church. Rev Charles Willming led singing and Miss Martha Glass played. Guests at Dr Hugh Milne’s home Friday to Monday were Mrs James Walker Milne and Mrs Edger Tobias of Wheaton Illinois. Mr and Mrs Ed Crayne, daughter of Mrs Mable Anderson of Estherville, were weekend guests of Mrs Anderson and Mrs Ruth Crayne. Miss Helen Stevens returned home Sunday after a 12 day trip visiting friends.

Arnold Brown Pete Koehler Ainsworth Alma Walker Dena Martin George Martin Wyaconda Donald Ross Phoenix, Ariz Ted Kann Fairfield Harold Ross C. V. Brown Allerton Charles Willming Martha Glass Hugh Milne James Walker Milne Edger Tobias Wheaton, Ill

Local notes on hospital visits and travels span several states

Nigel Ray was dismissed from the hospital on Tuesday. Alice Lanning is a Mercy Hospital patient in Iowa City after hip surgery. Mrs. Joe Schlatter returned from a two week motor trip to the East with her son and wife from Rock Island. Eva Reim fractured her hip at St Mary's in Enid Oklahoma. The Rev. Clair Davis attended Concordia Seminary events in St Louis after representing Westminster Theological Seminary. Virgil Earll and daughter Charlotte traveled to Florida via Akron and the Smoky Mountains. The Turners move to Stewart Hall and observe their 66th anniversary. G Wiley Beveridge attended church in Williamsburg and visited friends in Clarion and Ames. Nine home residents attended a county WCTU institute in Kalona.

Joe Schlatter Williamsburg Max Schlatter Rock Island Eva Reim Enid Okla Max Lee Washington St. Mary's Hospital Clair Davis Harvey Davis Westminster Theological Seminary of Philadelphia Ralph Bohlmann Concordia Seminary St Louis Davis Westminster Harry Turner Spruce Drive Stewart Hall Ruth Walker Keota Hubert Beaver Dam Wis Turners Turner Iowa City G. Wiley Beveridge Charles B. Pendleton Rock Island, I Clarion Tuesday Walter Hetzel Ames

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events This Week

A busy schedule lists Saturday dances at Ainsworth School gym with Larry Larson calling and refreshments. many groups meet across town including Y-Mrs. Charles Monday Nighters DeMolay and Izaak Walton events. Tuesday features Y-Women boards and Ecology boxes. midweek includes VFW Auxiliary breakfast and Senior Citizens Halloween games at Y McCleery Room.

Ainsworth School Larry Larson McCleery Fran Vanderlinden Township Farm Bureau Wayne Knupp Porkettes Masonic Temple YMCA Family Living Richard Ballard Applied Arts I Robert Truax Tops 9Th Century Club Marguerite Crail Winga’s VFW Willard Gray

End of Daylight Saving Time Sparks Time Talk

The piece notes DST ends soon with the hour returned from spring. It frames the change as confusing and ties it to election season. It adds a humorous aside about crabgrass as a local nuisance.

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