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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1976

Page

2

Anieta McCracken and Paul Davis Tie Aug 15, 1976

Anieta Paulette McCracken daughter of Roy and Mrs McCracken of Brighton and Paul Martin Davis son of John Davis of Ainsworth wed at First Church of God Brighton in a single ring ceremony officiated by Pastor Dean Elmore. The gown featured empire A line lace and a lace edged mantilla. A reception followed at Rubio Community Building. The couple reside Route 4 Mt. Pleasant with Mrs Davis pursuing an LPN and Davis employed at Metro Mail Mt. Pleasant.

Anieta Paulette McCracken Roy W. McCracken Brighton Paul Martin Davis John Davis Ainsworth Church of God Dean Elmore Andrew McCracken Jill Davis Phil Davis Jeramie McCracken A. Paul McCracken Steve Dave Don Davis Rubio Rufus McCracken Fairfield Route 4 Mt. Pleasant Davis West Burlington Metro-Mail

Richard Kueneman enrolls in school

Richard Kueneman starts studies at the College of Art and Design in Minneapolis after a trip with Mrs. Harold Kueneman and Murray. The family and friends visited the State Fair in Des Moines, enjoyed the Lawrence Welk Show, and toured local sights including the Arch and Six Flags. Future plans include visiting relatives and attending events at Mt. Pleasant.

Ainsworth Harold Kueneman Murray Richard Minneapolis Minn College of Art and Design Institute of Art Mike Kracaw Harold Charles Eden Craig Jonathon Chicago Bob Gerot Mike Mt. Pleasant Roy Gerot Edens Hannibal Stephen Dea Christian Occupational Center School Pella John Dea Elizabeth Dea Davenport Evelyn Dea Washington Dennis Dea Clarence Richards Mercy Hospital Iowa City

Farewell gathering for Wayland women

Mrs Alma Nelson and Mrs Priscilla Zaugg were honored at a farewell party in the home of Walburga Heisdorffer with Maplewood Manor kitchen crew as guests. Alma retires and Priscilla moves to Emmetsburg. Guests included the Conway and Grove families, and numerous Keota area visitors.

Paul Sievert Keota Alma Nelson Priscilla Zaugg Walburga Heisdorffer Maplewood Manor Alma Priscilla Emmetsburg Paul Conway Mt. Iron

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted

Yesterday Mrs Dan Scheeler of Brighton was admitted for medical care and today Junior Triska of Washington was admitted for medical care. Discharged yesterday were Clarence Smith of Washington and Mrs Edgar Lynn of West Chester.

Dan Scheeler Brighton Junior Triska Washington Clarence Smith Edgar Lynn West Chester

History Class Echoes Past Current Events

A witty observation notes how today’s students study the same topics that once defined past current events, highlighting the cyclical nature of curriculum and the enduring relevance of historical context.

Social Calendar Busy Week of Meetings and Events

A sequence of local group gatherings follows with times and venues: Hobbies at 9 a.m. breakfast. Winga's DAR at 1 30 p.m. DAR cabin Sunset Park. Washington County Registered Nurses Assoc 8 p.m. hospital cafeteria with Charles Loving anesthetist John Vaughn Circle 1 30 p.m. Mrs. Greg Berkey. Washington County C B Club 8 p.m. meeting room Fireside Inn Tops Club weigh in YWCA room. IOOF Lodge 7 p.m. IOOF Hall 8 p.m. IOOF Hall UPW Circle 1 7 30 p.m. Mrs Clara Petratz. Y Women 1 30 p.m. Community room YMCA complete salad luncheon. Senior Citizen Birthday Party 1 30 p.m. Community Room Just Us Club 2 p.m. Winga's Mrs Pearl Parcell hostess. Ladies Golf and Bridge Assoc noon Country Club luncheon and cards reservations necessary. DeMolay 7 30 p.m. Masonic Temple Crawfordsville CES 8 p.m. Masonic Temple West Chester UMW 1 30 p.m. Church.

Winga’s DAR Sunset Park Washington County IOOF Ioof Hall Clara Petratz Just Us Club Pearl Parcell Ladies Golf and Bridge Assoc Masonic Temple Crawfordsville Ces West Chester UMW

Alta Cunningham Hosts Honor Visit in Wayland

Alta Cunningham of Colorado Springs visits Wayland for a Monday evening at the Urban Bath home with homemade ice cream. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Wyse, Mr. and Mrs. Freyenberger, the Gontermans and Frey enbergers, plus relatives in Washington and rural Wayland. A birth announced: Brett Adam Gonterman born August 26, 1976, at Washington County Hospital weighing 7 lb 12 oz. parents Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Gonterman of Washington, mother formerly Vicki Kaufman. Grandparents Mr. Floyd Gonterman and Mrs. Freida Freyenberger of Washington. great-grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kaufman of rural Wayland and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson of Washington. Other notes: Espey Schroll home visit by Alfred Schroll and Mrs. Homer Jennings, surgery for Mrs. Jennings at St. Joseph's Ottumwa on August 23 following a prior hospitalization for Mr. Jennings after a stroke. Esther Tramper of Unt a Colorado spent the weekend with A W Eichelberger and recalled past work as dietitian teammates. Dale Nebel of Evans, Colorado visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Mrs. Ray Rich returned August 25 from Henry County Memorial Hospital for upcoming surgery.

Waunita Magdefray Wayland Urban Bath Alta Cunningham Colorado Springs Colorado Cunningham Ivan Wyse Ezra Freyenberger Lloyd Roth Freida Freyenberger Gerry Gonterman Washington Brett Adam Washington County Hospital Gonterman Vicki Kaufman LeRoy Kaufman Rural Wayland Floyd Gonterman Andy Kaufman Carl Johnson Alfred Schroll Ottumwa Espey Schr Dale Nebel Evans Ray Rich Henry County Memorial Hospital

Coop reunion brings descendants to Chautauqua Park

Descendants of William G. Coop and Nancy Coop are summoned for the annual reunion on Sunday September 12 1976. A basket dinner starts at 12 30 p m in shelter house No 2 at Chautauqua Park Fairfield beverages provided. St James pinochle leaders after round eight listed with scores and a party set for September 19 at 2 p m in St James cafeteria.

Coop William G Nancy Coop Shelter House No. 2 Chautauqua Park Fairfield St. James Agnes Beliel Emma Tecinovsky Ardell Peiper Muriel TeBockhorst Herb Hammen Lester Merz George Sojka Eugene Reed St. James Cafeteria

Community events mark U P Home News roundup

Cary Ferguson of Cincinnati and Linda Ferguson of Des Moines visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Harold Montgomery. A large Evensong attendance featured Mrs G Wiley Beveridge leading hymns and Rev Bruce Gillis giving benediction. Five assisted with Friday Fun Bingo. September brings committee arranged Variety programs. Rev Clifford Ramsdale filled pulpit during Dr W H Kettlitz vacation. Health Center residents celebrated with a seventh annual Home picnic attended by about 400. The event included a long table meal, potluck, and a Washington municipal band concert led by Lambert Neill. Mr and Mrs Robert Howell celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at United Church Crawfordsville with 270 guests. Details include guests Dr and Mrs Anthony Moye of California, and hosts Mr and Mrs Gerald Howell of Garner. New residents include Mrs Marie Bordwell and Mrs Dorothy Bear. Ruth Beeler of Winterset becomes Home resident in Sherman hall. Delta Kappa Gamma gathering at Wapello Country Club featured four Home residents. Vera Buchanan enjoyed a surprise visit from James and camper bound travelers en route from Boulder to New York. Beveridges to Labor Day trip to Madison Wisconsin. Don W Baird returned from Tripoli to visit his mother in Denver. Oxygen: Oasis Oil Co. worker in Africa.

U.P Gary Murphy W. D. McCall Washington Municipal Band Lambert Neill Robert Howell United Church Crawfordsville Anthony Moye Rancho Palos Verdes Calif Gerald Howell Garner

Wayland farewell honors LaMarr Widmer before Africa departure

Relatives gathered at the Courtesy Room of Wayland State Bank on August 26 to honor LaMarr Widmer, departing August 31 for two years in Zaire to teach. Numerous Widmer family members and friends attended, along with other local guests. Major surgery for Glenn Hesser at Mercy Hospital, Iowa City, was reported, and Dwain Sinn of Muscatine was hospitalized after a heart attack.

Wayland Wayland State Bank LaMarr Widmer Zaire Africa Mary Lois Widmer Viola Widmer Dale Widmer Willard Widmer Wes Widmer Warren Slagel Eric Stan Widmer Todd Eldon Wyse Marlin Wyse Lynette Leonard Fisher Krista Ron Scarff Ezra Roth Jane Greiner Mahlon Leichty Beverly Dale Diers Ada Leichty Gilbert Alliman Perle Chrisinger Paul Miller Ted Moninger Pam George Crone Gary Crone Omaha Mercy Hospital Iowa City Gene Fields Andy Kaufman Larry Kaufman Olds Kaufman Willis Troyer Troyer Jamie Biffert Milan Illinois Chris Troyer Chris Yoder Raymond Troyer Kalona Don Gingerich Alma Troyer Ezra Troyer Bill Martin Wellman Steve Lindell Winfield Orval Miller Dwain Sinn Muscatine Muscatine General Hospital

Public Hearing at Kirkwood on Sept seven plan review

A public hearing will be held September 7 at 7 p.m. in the Iowa Room of the Iowa Hall at Kirkwood College Cedar Rapids to explain a draft seven year plan for the developmentally disabled. Public input is requested following the June 30 hearing and officials urge comments from attendees.

Iowa Iowa Hall Kirkwood College Cedar Rapids

Shumakers honored for anniversary in Wayland

Mr and Mrs C E Shumaker were feted for their 50th anniversary at their Wayland home with a three course dinner hosted by sons Wayne and Richard and their families. Relatives from East Dubuque and Wayland attended including 7 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. An open house followed with decorations, cake, and refreshments. The couple wed August 28 1926 in Mt Pleasant.

Waynita Shawn East Dubuque Illinois Richard Shumaker Mike Pam Scott Shumaker Wm. Sater Clyde Rhumbeck Marvin Latta Wm. Fehse Sherry Foht David Schulting

Washington News Subscription Rates Displayed

Manager Leonard Llewellyn announces subscription prices by carrier and mail. In Washington, $2.40 per month by carrier, $18.00 per year by mail. in towns within the Washington retail area $2.00 per month by carrier. elsewhere in Iowa $20.00 per year. elsewhere in the United States $24.00 per year.

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