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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1973

Page

3

Local Rochester visitors and multiple regional updates

Local notices feature Rochester visitors Mr and Mrs Waldo England visiting Cathern Griffeth and daughter Trudy over the weekend. Others report returns from the Iowa Bankers Association convention in Des Moines. A birth in Provo Utah adds Matthew David to Pat and family, with grandparents listed. Additional items note a Waukon visitor settling in Washington, a Parents Day guest in Davenport, eye surgery in Mercy Town City, a Cannon AFB wedding near New Mexico, and a Kirksville birth with Aaron Douglas, plus Keota families connected to the event.

Waldo England Rochester, N.Y Cathern Griffeth Trudy Pat Childs Matthew David Provo Utah Childs Greg Jim Springville Raymond George) Miller Washington Ed Childs Noble Miller Douglas Laux Kirksville Aaron Douglas Howard Laux Paul Hammes Keota Margaret Merz Maplewood Manor Bonnie Hammes

Bethel Society Guest Day Speaker Featured

Bethel Missionary Society held a Wednesday afternoon Guest Day with Brother Joseph La Plante of The Christamore House in Mt. Pleasant as speaker. Mrs. Robert Shepherd chaired the program, devotions were led by Mrs. William Wulf, and a solo was sung by Mrs. Loel Letts. Visitors from Crawfordsville Ainsworth and Washington totaled thirty, signing the guest book offered by Ruth Gideon. Officers Mary Crandall Ruth Wenger Norma Sandburg and Mrs. Shepherd served on the kitchen committee with fall flowers at the tea setting. Mrs. Shepherd poured coffee and Mrs. Dean Sandburg poured punch.

Joseph la Plante Christamore House Mt. Pleasant Bethel Missionary Society Robert Shepherd William Wulf Loel Letts Crawfordsville Ainsworth Washington Ruth Gideon Mary Crandall Ruth Wenger Norma Sandburg Shepherd Fall

Stockton man jailed for offensive radio remarks

Cressy C. Chambers of Stockton received 15 days in jail after pleading guilty in U.S. District Court to broadcasting off color remarks on a citizen's band radio that were picked up on neighbors radios and TVs. FBI agents arrested him after the complaints from neighbors.

Sacramento Calif UPI Cressy C. Chambers Stockton Cressy US. District Court FBI

Professional Directory Entry for Livingston Firm

Living st on 112 South B hosts the firm of Day Meeker Bates with attorneys Robert Day Everett Meeker Robert Bates and Craig Arbuckle. Abstract Department listed with contact phone 653 2147.

Livingston, Day, Kehoe

Area lunch menus for the Washington school week

Monday offers tomato soup and grilled cheese with carrots and wacky cake. Tuesday features crispy fried chicken with gravy and red Jello plus oatmeal cookies. Wednesday serves pizza with tossed salad and peaches followed by a peanut butter sandwich. Thursday provides chicken and noodles with string beans and cinnamon apples and brownies. Friday has no school.

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Washington Evening Journal masthead and rates listing

The Washington Evening Journal from Washington Iowa in October 1971 shows publisher Elder Shannon & Co Inc with staff titles including David Elder president editor and business manager William Shannon vice president and director Charles Morris managing editor Leonard Llewellyn product fon. Subscription rates shown include in town 4c per week, mail rates 12 per year for non headquarters areas and 15 per year for Washington route, and 4 per year outside Iowa.

North Marion Ave Washington Iowa Elder, Shannon, & Co, Inc Inland Daily Press Iowa Daily Press Iowa Press Audit ‘Bureau of Circulators David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Leonard Llewellyn Carrer

Social Calendar highlights community meetings and events

Stray IOOF and Rebekahs host 6 30 p.m. potluck at IOOF Hall with a social after and card games. Shirts and Skirts hold Halloween dance at Legion Hall 7 30 p.m. enter south door. sandwiches only. Rainbow Girls Sunday reception at Masonic Temple with tea. Monday includes University Women dinner meeting Captain's Table with guest speaker and piano pupils by Mrs. Her b Osincup. Tuesday Tops Club YWCA rooms and Nurseries. Fleur de Lis Club at 2 p.m. and Mrs. Lawrence Whisler. Mrs. Truman Tuttle home fondue dinner. Washington WCTU 9 30 a.m. Merl McDowell home. county WCTU 10 a.m. sack lunch.

IOOF Rebekahs Ioof Hall al Cooper Legion Hall Masonic Temple Herb Osincup Ann Duncan Edonna Gamon Tops Club YWCA Fleur de Lis Club Lawrence Whisler Fareway Truman Tuttle Fondue Washington Wctu Merl McDowell West Chester County Wctu

Poppy Party Honors Young Poppy Sellers at VFW Hall

Thirty children attended the VFW Hall poppy party held Thursday evening in In recognition of their work selling poppies at Poppy Day Teresa Kerr topped the girls division for most poppies Kim Tappan was second In the boys division Junior Kerr took first place with Mike Hoyle second Games were played and refreshments served by co chairmen Joan Dunbar and Mary Hayes

VFW Washington Teresa Kerr Kim Tappan Junior Kerr Mike Hoyle Joan Dunbar Mary Hayes

Local BPW Week Observed by Washington Club

The Washington Business and Professional Women's Club joins 3,800 clubs and 180,000 members worldwide observing National BPW Week October 21 to 27. Helen Peiffer notes a store window display on the east side of the square and the club meeting where Maxine Steele was named Business Woman of the Year.

Washington Business and Professional Women’s Club Helen Peiffer Maxine Steele BPW NFBPW St Louis

Hospital admissions and births in Brighton and Washington

Hospital records show admitted yesterday Harry Bagby of Brighton and today Mrs. Robert Brewer of Washington. Births yesterday include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pacha of Brighton and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Herlein of Washington. Dismissals yesterday include Howard Lins of Washington and today include Mrs. Larry Fedderson of Brighton and Mrs. Jesse Stout of Washington.

Harry Bagby Brighton Robert Brewer Washington Gerald Pacha Richard Herlein Howard Lins Larry Fedderson Jesse Stout

Club Hostesses Lead Social Gathering with Bingo Fun

United Presbyterian home welcomed LBC Club members with Mrs Dora Wiley and Mrs Helen Walker as hostesses on Wednesday. Daughters served refreshments as bingo provided entertainment. Creative Living II met with 14 members including guest Mrs Henry Soucek and a film shown by Mrs Julia Gamon sparked shopping tips. Next meeting will be a 12:30 potluck with Mrs Richard Wiley. Burr Oak Club held a masquerade party with 10 members and three guests. prizes were awarded to Winnie Kurtz Kasalida Lamansky Winifred Fritz Irene Sobaski and Arlene Fritz. Europe trip photos by Mrs Sobaski and birthday gifts from secret sisters were shared. next gathering set with Mrs Genevieve Fritz on Nov 15.

ABC Dora Wiley Helen Walker United Presbyterian Home LBC Club Charles Hotle Louis Larsen Creative Livingi Keith Horn Creative Living II Henry Soucek Julia Gamon Richard Wiley Edward Jarrard Burr Oak Club Helen Peiffer John Pacha Winnie Kurtz Kasalida Lamansky Winifred Fritz Irene Sobaski Arlene Fritz

Retirement tribute for Mrs McConnell at SCS office

Mrs Edith McConnell was honored at a Captain's Table dinner as she retires from the SCS office after ten years since joining in September 1963. Attendees included William D. County Executive Director and ASCS office staff and committee members. Other employees will take over her duties due to reduced workload.

Charles Edith) McConnell SCS William D ASCS ASC McConnell

Plan wool contest Saturday in Sigourney High School

District 10 Make It Yourself With Wool contest finals are Saturday at Sigourney Community High School with 30 contestants. Public viewing at 1 15 p.m. and fashion show at 2 p.m. District winners in junior senior and adult divisions will advance to the state contest in Ames on December 7. Sponsored by the American Wool Council and the Women’s Auxiliary to the National Wool Growers Association of Iowa.

James J Wittetoe Sigourney Community High School Wittetoe Ames The American Wool Council National Wool Growers Association of Towa

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