Washington Highland adult education fall 1969 classes
Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids offers 11 adult education courses for Washington and Highland districts starting the week of September 22 for 10 weeks. Tuition is $14. classes run 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at Washington Community High School and 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Highlands Riverside. Contact Lynne Rusley or George Grush for details.
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Washington
Highland Community
Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids
Washington Community High School
Washington Junior High School
Highlands Community High School
Riverside
Lynne Rusley Washington
George Grush
Miss Ohio advances in beauty pageant
Kathy Lynn Baumann Miss Ohio moved into the finals of the Miss America contest as a favorite after her second preliminary win. The Bowling Green State University junior wore a gold lame jumpsuit and delivered an acrobatic dance that won her talent segment, after earlier triumphs in a hot pink swimsuit.
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Miss Ohio
Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
Kathy Lynn Baumann
Miss Baumann
Bowling Green State University
Convention Hall
Nixon to golf in afternoon at Marine Corps station
President Nixon plans a late morning flight from Del Rio with a stop at Gulfport Mississippi to meet Gov John Bell Williams and Senators Eastland and Stennis and Rep Colmer. The talks will occur aboard Air Force One before a proposed return to Washington by Monday evening.
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James O. Eastland
John Stennis
William Colmer
D-Miss
Air Force One
Gulfport
Mississippi
Washington
Andrews Air Force Base
Obituary: Loran J Moorhead of Shenandoah
Loran J Moorhead died in Shenandoah September 5 1969 after several months illness. Born Crawfordsville February 9 1899 to Joseph A and Rosalie Craig Moorhead he attended Olds High School and Grinnell College. Survived by brother Clarence C Moorhead Crawfordsville and many nieces and nephews. funeral in Shenandoah Monday September 8 1969. he was former Shenandoah Sentinel employee.
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Loran J. Moorhead
Shenandoah
Crawfordsville
Joseph A
Rosalie Craig Moorhead
Olds High School
Grinnell College
Thelma Harper
Shenandoah Sentinel
Methodist Church
American Legion
Rotary Club
Nina Moorhead McCoy
Ralph W. Moorhead
Clarence C. Moorhead
Clarence Moorhead
Washington Community School Board Sets Wednesday Meeting
The Wash ington Community school board will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the home economics room at the high school building.
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Washington Community School Board
Reorganize truck highway penalties
A Des Moines UPI report notes a legislative subcommittee studying Iowa Highway Commission operations adopted a recommendation to place all truck enforcement under the Iowa Department of Public Safety. The plan would unify fuel tax, reciprocity, weight and size, and cargo and route enforcement under one agency, changing duties from the Highway Commission and Commerce Commission and Department of Revenue. The Department of Public Safety oversees the Iowa Highway Patrol. The recommendation will go to an interim committee as possible 1970 legislation.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Highway Commission
Iowa Department of Public Safety
Highway Comroiesion Commerce ‘Commission
Department of Revenue
Departent of Public Safety
Iowa Highway Patrol
Funeral Monday for Lee Sanders 62
Funeral services for Lawrence Lee Sanders 62 of Rural Route 3 Keota will be Monday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Buford Barnes officiating. Burial will be in New Haven Cemetery. Sanders died Friday morning in Mercy Hospital Iowa City after illness since last May. He was born August 14, 1907 near Dublin Washington County, married Edna Loeffler August 30, 1935, was a farmer, and lived his life in the county. He is survived by his wife a son Leland Sanders a daughter Patricia Custer five grandchildren and his mother and step father. He was preceded in death by his father and one grandchild.
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Lawrence (Lee) Sanders
Keota
Jones Funeral
Buford Barnes
New Haven
Mr. Sanders
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Dublin
Washington County
Ray
Ollie Robertson Sanders
Edna Loeffler
Dutch Creek
Leland Sanders
Patricia Custer
Charles Wheeling
West Chester
Rebekah Lodge resumes meetings and plans events
The Rebekah Lodge held a Friday business meeting with 38 members as Leona Gardner led proceedings. The charter was undraped for Mrs. Hazel Godwin and Fred Zieglowsky, a potluck for all members set for Sept 19 at 6 pm, and committees announced for September social and October refreshment duties.
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Rebekah Lodge
Leona Gardner
Noble Grand
Hazel Godwin
Fred Zieglowsky
Henry Wagenknecht
Don Norton
John Beemblossom
Albert Wehr
Myral Smith
Hen Green Winged Teal Distinguishing Features
A note on辨 distinguishing the green-winged teal drake and hen by the bright wing speculum and absence of the blue forewing patch, contrasting with blue-winged teal. Iowa Conservation Commission photo credit.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
Know your birds teals season in Iowa
Teal hunters should study teal in flight during pre season scouting. Iowa’s teal season runs September 13 to 21 with specific shooting hours and bag limits. Legal species are blue winged, green winged, and cinnamon teal. Drakes lose bright spring markings after moult. cinnamon teal are rare in Iowa. By Kenneth Formanek Information Officer.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Kenneth Formanek
Joy Ford Weds Donald L Clark in Columbus Junction Church
Joy Ford daughter of Lyle V Gipple and Donald L Clark son of Robert Clark were married Friday September 5 at 7 PM in the Columbus Junction United Presbyterian Church. Rev James Johnson read the vows. The bride wore white lace and carried red and white flowers. Attendants were Mrs Michael Forbes and Miss Lora Martin. Ushers were Edward and Ronald Clark. A reception for 130 followed. The couple will reside in Columbus Junction after a week's honeymoon. she works at Thatcher Plastic Packaging in Muscatine and he at Mondanto Company.
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Columbus’ Junction
Joy Ford
Lyle V. Gipple
Donald L. Clark
Robert Clark
Columbus Junction United Presbyterian Church
James Johnson
Wapello United Presbyterian Church
Michael Forbes
Lora Martin
Columbus Junction
Moire
Paul Morgan
Columbus
Edward and
Ronald Clark
Thatcher Plastic Packaging
Muscatine
Mondanto Company
Halcyon House Notes on Fall Activities and Visitors
Halcyon House residents enjoyed cooler nights as the geranium bed bloomed pink. Visitors arrived from Arizona, California, Georgia, Virginia, and Pennsylvania. Highlights include Mary Mottet’s first flying trip to Arizona, Florence Baird’s Holy Land program, and Earl Chambers’ rag rug creations. Mrs. Perle Kyle’s Gift Fair items are anticipated for December. Olga Jungbluth is expected to join the household Monday.
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Halcyon House
Arizona
California
Georgia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Florence Baird
Holy Land
Perle Kyle
Mrs
Olga Jungbluth
Community clubs plan educational tour and activities
The Go and Let Go Club met with Margaret Farrier Tuesday, eleven women and two children present. Roll call answered with an embarrassing moment and a decision to an educational tour was voted. A committee will make plans for the trip. In a church group, nineteen members of the St. Paul United Church of Christ Women’s Fellowship gathered Thursday at the church with Mrs. Ralph Witthoft presiding. The devotional theme Our Duties guided remarks by Mrs. Ted Zieglowsky and others. New books for the coming year were distributed and the theme Being the Good News discussed. A Senior Circle meeting is set for Wednesday September 10 at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. Alma Chamberlin. A family night wiener roast is planned for Sunday September 21 at 6 p.m. at Sunset Park, with each family bringing their own wieners, buns, and one dish to pass. Refreshments were served by several members.
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Margaret Farrier
St. Paul
Alma Chamberlin
Sunset Park
Ezra Jones
John Ramsey
Melvin Schnicker
H J Club Plans Mt Pleasant Tour
The H J Club will meet next Thursday September 11 at 9 am at Mrs Lucille Escher home to tour Mt Pleasant. Members must contact the telephone committee by Monday to go. The next regular meeting is October 9 with Mrs Escher and co hostess Mrs Lawrence Whisler.
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H. J. Club
Lucille Escher
Mt. Pleasant
Escher
Lawrence Whisler
Civil Defense Benefit Barbecue at County Fairgrounds
Washington County C B ers sponsor a civil defense benefit chicken barbecue Sunday afternoon. Serving begins at 4 p m and the public is invited.
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Civil Defense
Washington County
C - B’ers
Washington County Fairgrounds
Social Calendar Notes for Week In West Chester
Social calendar notices list events for the week with times and venues. Rainbow Girls meet at 6 p.m. Saturday, others include Shirts and Skirts at 8:30 p.m. Fairgrounds and various chapter meetings, luncheons, desserts, and guest speakers through Wednesday at churches, Masonic Temples, YWCA, and community rooms with participants and organizers named.
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Masonic Temple
Fairgrounds
Len Buch
Farrier
Sunset Park
Temple Son of Local Residents Joins Service
Lt. (jg) David Temple MSC USNR based at Bldg 11 MMG Bethesda Maryland 20014 is the son of Mr and Mrs Sikke Temple of Keota.
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David Temple Msc
USNR
MMG
Bethesda
Temple Is
Mrs. Sikke Temple
Keota
Local residents note family travels and new milestones
Mr and Mrs E E Ward return from a Lake Superior trip to Canada with grandson Larry Ward of San Jose California He flies home from Minneapolis Steve Lins and Jeff Wilson depart Hayward California after ten days with relatives Charles Shanks teaches in Keokuk as he oversees nine elementary schools Mrs Cletus Kaska earns a B A in elementary education from the University of Iowa daughter of Orville Griggs of rural Washington Navy enlistee David Tempie among Keota family stationed at Bethesda Md John Shanks marries Lynn Arnold of Kirksville Mo both are juniors at Northeast Missouri State College Kirksville
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E. E. Ward
Lake Superior
Canada
Larry Ward
San Jose
Calif
Larry
Mineapolis
Cletus Kaska
Atalissa
University of Iowa
Orville Griggs
Washington
John Shanks
Calvin Shanks
Lynn Arnold
Kirksville, Mo
Northeast Missouri State College
Kirksville
First Presbyterian Women Meet at United Presbyterian Home
The United Presbyterian Women Association met for dessert with Mrs. Archie Kauffman presiding. Richard Herlein of Prairie Flower School explained Camp REECE benefits for exceptional children and new school rooms. Officers urged to attend the executive board meeting at the church. missions and kitchen reports given. 1969 Least Coin offering dedicated. Next dessert meeting is November 7 with a Thanksgiving service.
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First Presbyterian United Presbyterian Women Association
United Presbyterian Home
Archie Kauffman
Richard Herlein
Prairie Flower School
Clarence Dehne
Camp Reece
Kauffman
John Witthoff
William Petratz
Richard Colby
Medical admissions and dismissals listed for Washington area
Yesterday admitted Mrs Roy Steele and Larry Anderson with medical status in Washington and Keota. Today admitted John Mayer in Washington. Dismissed today Stephen Butler and Mrs Milo Sorden in Washington. Dismissed yesterday Mrs Walter Kyle in Washington. Long term care noted.
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Roy Steele
Washington
Larry Anderson
Keota
John Mayer
Stephen Butler
Milo Sorden
Walter Kyle
Parking revenue case limits regents ramp bonds
The court ruled parking ramp revenue cannot fully cover revenue bonds and debated regents authority to approve ramp construction. Legrand argues facilities are necessary for students and visitors, noting parking is essential as nearly 10,000 daily cars arrive. Justice Larson did not participate.
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Regents
Legrand
Past Matrons Club Frees Friday Recalls Members
Twenty three members met at the Captain's Table for dessert. Mrs. G. W. Manassier paid tribute to the memory of three deceased members. Mrs. Fred Bey led a short business meeting. The afternoon was spent reminiscing about last summer and visiting.
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G. W. Manassier
Fred Bey
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Prescription Service Center
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H.J. Club
Harry Turner
Clifford Ramsdale
Claire Keating
Robert Ruppert
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Linda Bean
Worthy High Priestess Club
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YWCA
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Nurses Home
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James Hotchkiss
Martin Beenblossom
FOE
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VW Room
Noble Grand Circle
Cyrus
Zeredatha Council
Republican Women Executive Committee
Robert Stephens
WSCS
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Crawfordsville Ces
Good Will Club
Just Us
D. O. Butler
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Sherman Eden
Washington, Iowa
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Steve Lins
Jeff Wilson
Hayward
Charles Shanks
Keokuk
David Tempie
Sikke Temple
Navy
Bethesda, Md
Mr. Herlein
UPW
Robert Larson
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