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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1963

Page

3

Allenders Wed in Washington Wedding of Kathryn and John Morrison

Kathryn Allender and John Arnold Morrison married in a two o clock ceremony at the Baptist Church with about 200 guests. The bride wore re embroidered Alencon lace and carried red sweetheart roses. attendants included Linda Hesseltine and Connie Goodwin. Post ceremony reception followed in Fellowship Hall. couple to reside in Washington.

Kathryn Marie Allender Lyzell Allender Washington Mr. Allender John Arnold Morrison Paul E. Martin Baptist Church Richard Peterson Donald F. Allender Allen Wagenknecht Drew McAvoy Rhonda Randy Martin Linda Hesseltine Connie Goodwin Wayland Fellowship Hall Larry Milliman Wayne Brock Robert Martin Smilax Burdette Stover Glen Miller Henry Derby William Hildebrand Charles Prottsman Nina Bowers South Seventh Avenue Ainsworth High School Advance Ross

Dear Abby Advice Column Snippet From Hearers

A Dear Abby letter batch discusses a store confrontation where a shopper slapped a man with a corset and he sues, later noting no harm done. Other notes praise natural facial hair and a mystery columnist identity. Readers’ queries include workplace disbelief and a husband claiming Abby is male.

Abby

VFW Junior Unit Plans September Activities

Six members met at the hall Friday evening for a business session led by Susan Reed president. Mrs Francis Reed Auxiliary president attended and announced the group needs a new leader. They reviewed days to remember for September and planned to aid Poppy Day on September 21 by selling poppies in uniform.

VFW Susan Reed Francis Reed

Marion Avenue UPW Gingham Tea and Mission Gift Plans

The Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Women hosted a gingham tea at the United Presbyterian Home lounge with devotions and a program. Miss Edna Sherriff spoke on Egypt and social changes, while Christmas gifts to missionaries the Livingstons and the Selbys were decided.

Marion Avenue United Presbyterian United Presbyterian Home Lounge Richard Stewart George Rudiger Edna Sherriff Egypt Robert Day Jack Wagner

Melville to Lecture and Demonstrate Glass in Crow Agency

Ralph Melville travels to Crow Agency Montana this weekend to begin a lecture series and glass blowing demonstrations on September 12. Mrs. Melville plans to join him in about three weeks. Marilyn Van Winkle enters Florida State University in Tallahassee for her junior year. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Van Winkle, former Washington residents now of New Smyrna Beach Florida. The birth of a daughter to Bob Polson and family in Wichita Kansas occurred Friday September 6 weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces named Kerri Lynne. Mrs Minnie Statler is the baby's great great grandmother.

Ralph Melville Crow Agency Montana Melville Marilyn van Winkle Florida State University At Talahassee Marilyn Max van Winkle Washington New Smyrna Beach Fla West College Merle Statler Bob Polson Wichita Kan Polsons Kerri Lynne Minnie Statler

Rebekah Lodge and HEO Club Meeting Notes

HEO Club hosted seven members and two children with a business session led by secretary Mrs Everett Gardner. Rebekah Lodge held a potluck for twenty five members and a lodge meeting with Mrs Ivan West presiding. undraping the charter honored the late Mrs Nellie Bishop and Mrs Marian Mills. Hospital updates include Mrs Edna Caldwell after an automobile accident and Mrs Earle Libe in hospital. Election nominees were named and October meeting committee listed. Next meeting set for Sept 20.

Floyd Olds HEO Club Everett Gardner Earle Libe Don Applegate Olds Rebekah Lodge Ivan West Noble Grand Nellie Bishop Marian Mills Edna Caldwell Springfield Ruth Williams Audrey Williams Carrie Reinert Goldie Mayo Harold Brock Wes Lavely Oma Dalton Inez Schneider Winnie Belter Olive Goodman Earnestine Kiesey Lucille Shafer Dorothy Salladay Helen Huston

Eventful Summer for the Eake Family in Cedar Township

A Cedar Township family recounts a busy summer with grandchildren visiting from Muscatine and travels to California and Wyoming. The narrative notes birthdays, a new baby Timothy James born July 13, mumps and bee stings in August, a wedding Dick Fuhr and Joyce Plecken, and 4-H ribbons won by Barbara Radda. Several relatives visit or travel, including Mrs. Howard McCall’s trip to Downieville and Stan Bauer in California.

Cedar Township Stephen Christine Phillip Muscatine Pompa Enke Christina Timothy James Pomma Porkie Pompa Daddy Neighboor Howard McCall Ebner William Shalla Ora Huggins Downieville Calif Dug Fuhr Cheyenne Wyoming Glen Fuhr Dick Fuhr Joyce Plecken Gene Bauer Tammy California Clark Bauer Kenneth Bauer Washington Stan Bauer Tammy Tweeten Wheaton Ill Glen Knapp William Tweeten Barbara Radda Karen Margaret Huber Keith Huber

Summer News and School Return Reflections

The letter notes a summer wrap up with aunts and family trips to camp in Moberly Missouri and Cincinnati Iowa. It lists new beginners Christine Kasha Randy Bush Sindy Bowser Cecilia Hawkins Carl Knupp and Richard Kleese and mentions grandparents Edgar Fisk in Cincinnati. The writer signs off ready for back to school and more neighborhood updates.

Ted Gorham Moberly Christine Kasha Randy Bush Sindy Bowser Cecilia Hawkins Carl Knupp Richard Kleese Barbara Julie Radda Edgar Fisk Cincinnati Iowa

Teachers and Students Honored at Prairie Flower Church

A banquet at Prairie Flower Baptist Church honored Junior High and High School and college students and teachers. Mrs. Della McCreadie of Daytona Beach Florida visited. Mrs. Ezra Smith and children visited Mrs. Nina Smith. Funeral for Mrs. Merritt Booth attended by Prairie Flower residents. Booths were former residents. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyde Cornick of

Prairie Flower Prairie Flower Baptist Church Della McCreadie Daytona Beach Florida Pines Rest Home Ezra Smith Nina Smith Merritt Booth Booth Prairie Flower Community Cloyde Cornick

Fairfield Social Notes Chronicle Weekend Activity

Fairfield residents share visits to relatives in St. Louis and Colorado, plan trips to Japan, and attend church and club gatherings. Mrs Nina Smith mourns the loss of her aunt Nora Gwin Heighe of Bridgeport aged 97. Attendance at Sunday School reached 1,402 with a regional convention drawing crowds from nearby towns.

Fairfield Nina Smith Bill Mouser St. Louis Stanley Mouser Manley Chase Colorado Japan John Wheelan Joe Shalla Methodist Church Nora Gwin Heighe Bridgeport Conn Wilbur Weston Burlington Iowa City Davenport Washington Eva Bartholomew Prairie Flower Church

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