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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1972

Page

3

Local Club Activities Highlight Community Women Groups

Y-Wives finish placques and corn husk crafts with next week plans for macrame hangers. Priscilla Club hosts a show and tell morning with ten members. Cedar Township Farm Bureau Women elect officers and discuss holiday entertaining, Iowa dinner, poems, and quizzes.

Frank Hurst Keith Stewart Cedar Township Farm Bureau Alice Norman C.C. Reeves Robert Jones William Norman Extension Service M.L. Crawford Wayne Knapp Iowa Harvey Timmins Henrietta Booth Our Farm Bureau David Norman Wayne Knupp William Ganon Norway Cloyce Crone Ed Chabal Richard Stewart

Christmas Music Program Offered to Clubs by Extension

Max Exner and committee summarize holiday spirit as music stained glass and family tree. Jane Passmore highlights two themes The Song and The Star. A 40 minute slide presentation shows five Christ symbols in paintings and music. Bookings via Washington County Extension Office 653-4811, $1 rental.

Max Exner Extension Home Jane Passmore Washington County Extension Office

Balles Named President of Federal Bank of San Francisco

John J. Balles, 51, assumes the presidency of the Federal Bank of San Francisco. He previously led economics and corporate planning at Mellon Bank in Pittsburgh and held roles at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. Balles earned a Ph.D. from Ohio State. His wife Jane Knupp is from Columbus, and the couple has two daughters.

John J. Balles Federal Bank of San Francisco Balles Jane Knupp Wilbur J Flossie Bridges Knupp Columbus Washington Pittsburgh Mellon National Bank and Trust Company Mellon Bank Pittsburgh Bank Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Credit Department Ohio State Ruth Bridges E.L. Rouse U.P Glenn Knupp Clayde Knupp

Missionary Society meets at Sandburg

The Bethel Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Dean Sandburg presiding. Mrs. Keith Hardy led, devotions by Mrs. William Wulf. Seven members answered roll call with items of interest. Reports from Mrs. Wulf, Mrs. Robert Shepherd, Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. Erwin Wulf noted Presbyterial involvement. Refreshments were served after a Romans chapter study.

Bethel Missionary Society Dean Sandburg Keith Hardy William Wulf Wulf Robert Shepherd Hardy Erwin Wulf Sandburg Frank Wenger Wen

RAVE competition district events set for Oct 28 across Iowa

Contestants from 65 counties will compete in nine sites at 2 p.m. District winners advance to the state finals in Des Moines on Nov 28 for the Iowa Farm Bureau annual convention. Top three receive trophies with Bill Riley as master of ceremonies. District seven in Fairfield lists performers from Washington Lockridge South English Argyle Columbus Junction Nichols Keosauqua and others.

Farm Bureau Des Moines Iowa Farm Bureau Bill Riley Station KRNT First Baptist Church Fairfield Sheryl Pfeifer Washington Dean Foster Lockridge Leland Jack Coffman South English Nancy Randolph Argyle Lynn Ann Foster Columbus Junction Regina Salemink Nichols Ab Manning Tom Worrell Jim Kerr Keosauqua

Hospital Admits Clarence Shumaker and Mrs Hook

The record notes admissions from the Washington area: Clarence Shumaker of Wayland admitted yesterday for medical reasons and Mrs Phyllis Hook of Ainsworth admitted for surgical care. The notice appears in the Washington Evening Journal dated October 26, 1972.

Clarence Shumaker Wayland Medical Phyllis Hook Ainsworth Surgical Washington Evening Journal Washington, Iowa

Social Calendar Highlights Local Events This Week

This week lists social gatherings from Kalona Historical Village at 6 p.m. to women groups, ISU events, and church meetings. Activities include a Halloween costume dance at Ainsworth gymnasium with Jerry Story calling, a Rebekah Odd Fellows potluck, and a Young Adults Halloween party near Washington. Some events require contacting 653-2697 for details.

Kalona Women of Moose ISU H.J. Club Jim Altenhofen Robert Applegate Washington Ainsworth School Jerry Story Rebekah Odd Fellows IOOF

Marion Farriers Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Brighton

Mr and Mrs Marion Farrier of Pleasant Plain marked their golden anniversary with an Oct 22 open house at K P Hall in Brighton. About 275 guests attended, including nine children and numerous relatives spanning 28 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Marion Farrier Pleasant Plain K.P. Hall Brighton Junior Farrier Leo Lester Dean Harold Farrier Ivan Betty) Fahy Kenneth Maurine) Wakeland Charles Wanda) Lowe Gary Joan) Norton Kay) Pohren Farriers Janet Farrier Betty Fahy Helen Hunt Geneva Farrier Janette Farrier Maurine Wakeland Wanda Lowe Sue Farrier Vicky Stalder

Local Courthouse Issues Four Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses issued to Rodney Steven Yoder of Iowa City and Kevan Yvonne Stagner of Kalona, and to Gary Lee Hixson and Elizabeth Ellen Cheyney of Washington, at the courthouse here.

Rodney Steven Yoder Iowa City Kevan Yvonne Stagner Kalona Gary Lee Hixson Elizabeth Ellen Cheyney Washington

Plan coffee Sunday honoring Mrs Bagge

The First Baptist Church choir invites all members, friends, and students to a Sunday coffee in honor of Mrs Foster Bagge for 16 years as choir director, Sunday Oct 29 at 7 p.m. in the church Fellowship Hall.

First Baptist Church Foster Bagge

Doggetts to be honored for 25 years in Washington

Mr and Mrs Dale Doggett will be feted at an open house Sunday Oct 29 at their Route 2 Washington home for their 25th wedding anniversary. Hosts include their children Deborah Dougall Fred and Linda. They married Oct 26 1947 in Oskaloosa and have lived in Washington since 1950.

Dale Doggett Route 2 Washington Deborah Doggett Des Moines Dennis Linda) Dougall Fred Doggett Phyllis Garrett Christian Church Oskaloosa

St James Pinochle Marathon Standings First Round Winners

The first round results list the top finishers at the St James Pinochle marathon led by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Herlein and Mr. and Mrs. George Sojka. Also in the top eight are Emma Pecinovsky with Muriel TeBockhorst and others with points ranging from 1420 to 500.

St. James Richard Herlein George Sojka Emma Pecinovsky Muriel TeBockhorst Margaret Payne Kathryn Dempsey Henry Kiene Eugene Reed Bernard Reed Janet Jones Rolland Dunbar

Kalona Social Roundup Notables Visit Burkleys

Recent visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Burkley in Kalona include Howard Pewitt and family from Iowa City, the Fry family in Wellman, the Nisly and Miller households, and several others from Riverside Wellman Garnett and Dubuque. Local gatherings feature birthday celebrations and weekend visits with relatives in Washington Coralville Garnett and Dubuque.

Eugene Way Kalona Ivan Burkley Howard Pewitt Iowa City Tom Russell Glee Dunlap Clyde Kennard Edd T. Zook Rufus Gingerich Roy Hall Riverside Lester Mannsmith Wellman Delbert Zager Earl Cline Washington Chase Millice Ellis Swartzendruber Larry Henry D. Miller Jill Ethel L. Miller Dorothy Martin Mary Ann Miller

Local Residents Suffer Heart Attacks Recovering in Hospitals

Mrs. Margaret Schmidt of Muscatine had a heart attack on Oct 24 and is in Muscatine General Hospital room 315 for a stay. Seth Carris of Packwood also had a heart attack on Wednesday and is in the Fairfield hospital ICU, formerly from Washington, brother of Mrs. Ralph Melville.

Margaret Schmidt Muscatine Muscatine General Hospital Seth Carris Packwood Fairfield Hospital Carris Washington Ralph Melville

Thoreau Quote on Targeting the Roots of Evil

A Thoreau thought emphasizes that many attack surface issues while few address underlying causes. The axiom contrasts widespread branch-chopping with decisive root-targeting in social reform and personal ethics.

Henry David Thoreau

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Ed de Priscilla Club Glenn Holden Cedar Township Farm Bureau Women San Francisco Bank D & V Fabrics Missionary Society North Marion Ave Elder, Shannon & Co., Inc United Press International Inland Daily Press Assn Iowa Daily Press Assn Iowa Press Assn Audit Bureau of Circulations David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Robert Shaffer Leonard Llewellyn Chevrolet, Inc Carolyn Jones Dale W. Jones Carolyn Dale Eyestone Miss Jones Crown of Beauty Mr. Eyestone WCTU County Cottonwood Methodist Church Marion Farriers Clarence Berkhoff Tom Coon Berk Tom Berk's Barber Shop Sculptor-Kut Avantelook Call Now Nixon Richard Nixon New Rochelle N.Y UPI Mrs. Bagge Dale Doggetts Ivan Burkleys Miller Jonas Beachy Susie Garnett Kansas J. Claude Miller Dean Dubuque James Miller Edwin Knepp John R. Knepp Eli Knepp Marshall Traber Woven Graber Window Fashion People Zai Corhamas O. Edison Thomas A. Edison Bob Roe Bones & Stripes Michaels/Stern West Side Square
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