Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sharp Wed in Bedford
Mr and Mrs Glen Sharp of Bedford were married here Tuesday with Rev Arthur Peters reading the vows.
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Glen Sharp
Bedford
Arthur Peters
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1973
Page
2
Social calendar highlights community gatherings throughout the week
The notice lists meetings for Thursday and Friday including Women of Moose at Mrs Ray Stalder home, Rebekah Club potluck, CES initiation at Masonic Temple, Brighton Temple event, WSCS at church, John Vaughn Circle, Meyer and Kurtz reunions, Theta Lambda Beta Sigma Phi and Rainbow Girls events, plus a surgical patient update and remarks from Chapter EL T at a dessert gathering with fundraising plans and committee assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Ray Stalder
Masonic Brighton
WSCS
John Vaughn
Dean Cox
Theta Lambda
Beta Sigma Phi
James France Garden
Illeah Farrier
Delbert Soper
Masonic Temple
Washington motorists fined by magistrates in recent actions
Five judicial magistrates in Washington County fined motorists. Forrest L. Miller of Washington paid 10 for disobeying a stop sign. James Rowen of Washington paid 21 for ceding. Franklin J. Triska of Washington cited for loss of vehicle control. Frank W. Manning of Washington fined 15 for excessive acceleration. Reginald M Meyer of Muscatine paid 21 for speeding. Dean Baker of Washington fined 32 and had license suspended 32 days for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Forrest L. Miller
Washington
James Rowen
Franklin J. Triska
Frank W. Manning
Reginald M Meyer
Muscatine
Dean Baker
Iowa Maidens 4-H Club Enjoys Bowling and Pizza Night
The Iowa Maidens 4-H Club had a fun night Monday with bowling at Melody Lanes Alley and a trip to Pizza Hut. The next meeting is Oct 1 at the home of Marlene and Kathy Escher, with officer elections on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Maidens
Melody Lanes Alley
Marlene
Kathy Escher
Promenaders Square Dance at Legion Hall Olds
Promenaders hold a square dance at the Legion Hall in Olds at 8 p.m. Saturday September 15. Caller Jack Ritter leads the event. All square dancers and guests are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promenaders Square
Danc
Promenaders Square Dance
the Legion Hall
Olds
Jack Ritter
Farm Bureau to Sponsor Fourth RAVE at County Meeting
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation and County Farm Bureau sponsor Rural Amateur Variety Entertainment at the Washington County Farm Bureau annual meeting on Sept 27 at the junior high. RAVE is recreational not a talent contest with acts limited to four minutes and open to all ages. acts may be instrumental vocal readings or dancing and require 75 percent Farm Bureau membership. Participants may leave their names at the Farm Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
County Farm Bureau
Washington County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Ninth grade football game rescheduled after cancellation
Funeral services for William J. Redlinger held at St. James Catholic Church with burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Revs. Edwid Shepherd TJ Lew and William Snell officiated. pallbearers included Ferdinand Marie William Foster John Kleese Mike Wheeorge Van Houten and Robert Brewer.
Fortnightly Club to Stage First Special Program Potpourri
The Fortnightly Club opens its season with a special program titled Potpourri at 8 p.m. next Tuesday September 18 at United Presbyterian Church. Music and poetry will be featured with organ and piano solos duets vocal numbers scripture readings and a Biblical vignette by Mrs George Kerr and Mrs William Kettlitz Kay Stewart the church organist will perform. Members from multiple departments will participate and Mrs Nolin presides with Mrs Tweeton chairing arrangements and hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
George Kerr
William Kettlitz Kay Stewart
Richard Paul
Frances Patton
Ralph Kleese
Claire Keating
Charles Rademaker
Mary Schell
William Helscher
Ruth Nolin
James Rossen
Dwain Tschantz
Herb Osincup
ML. Tweeton
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Tweeton
Nolin
Richard Colby
Robert Johnson
Applied Arts
Creative Living
Hospital admits and births listed across multiple cities
On the Record shows Douglas Hough admitted in Washington yesterday and Mr and Mrs Patrick Foriash welcomed a daughter in West Chester today. Dismissals include Gary Ledger in Washington and Mrs David Evans with son in Columbus City. Mrs John Gabriel and daughter noted in Muscatine with long term care for Sylmon Heston and Henry Luithly in Fairfield Rubio also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Hough
Washington
Patrick Foriash
West Chester
Gary Ledger
David Evans
Columbus City
John Gabriel
Muscatine
Sylmon Heston Fairfield
Henry Luithly
Rubio
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Rebekah Club
Potluck
Sunset Park
South Pavilion
CES
Meyer
Willard G. Gray
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Clarence Ervin
Centerville
Grace Euwer
Hazel Euwer
Clarence Fulton
Raymond Rich
Lena Stewart
Thelma Wagner
Floyd Blankenhorn
Robert Hammer
Verne Landers
Daar Stewart
Magistrate Court
Culligan
Schoonover
Wiss Marjorie McCreedy
Herith Curtis Mineart
Reed Moore
Cl Iss
McCreedy
Fred Bourgeois
Walt Schroeder
Peg
Wassingen
Iast Lowa City West
Sxpitoth Toren
Dept
Apco
Harold
Vyndependent
Oman
Youf Independent Community Bank
the National Bank of Washington
Washington, Iowa
Sras A
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance
Mary Chmelar
M & L Ceramics
West Madison
Sat
Sun
West Side Square
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