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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1977

Page

5

Crawfordsville youths at college

Crawfordsville youths head to colleges across the Midwest. Mary Jewell, Martha Canott, Randy Bitting, David Edgar, Katy Huff and others are listed as juniors, seniors, or freshmen at Illinois State University, Hyles Anderson Bible College, Northeast Missouri State University, Gem City College, Hesston College, Coe College, Kirkwood Community College, Drake University, Iowa Wesleyan College, University of Northern Iowa, University of Iowa, and Iowa State University. The piece notes where each attends and each student’s major or field of study.

Marian Waters Crawfordsville Mary Jewell Jim Jewell Illinois State University At Normal Martha Canott Keith White Hyles-Anderson Bible College Hammond Ind Randy Bitting Marlon Bitting David Edgar Jim Edgar Katy Huff Bob Huff Northeast Missouri State University Kirksville, Mo Randy David Katy Terry Coon Lloyd Coon Missouri Institute of Technology Kansas City Randy Finke Si Finke Gem City College Quincy, Ill Sid Graber Dennis Graber Hesston College Hesston Kan David Krabill Maurice Krabill Chris Humphreys Robert Humphreys Coe College Cedar Rapids Anne Bruce Kaufman Cathy Edgar Kirkwood Community College Bruce Dick Kaufman Cathy Harlan Edgar Susan Fulton Floyd Richardson University of Northern Iowa At Cedar Falls Lorna McCoy Cleo McCoy Kathy Stone Fred Stone Cindy Gipple Duane Gipple Jane Hesseltine Aline Hesseltine State University of Iowa At Iowa City Lynn Martin Joe Martin Lisa Janis Hauenstein Bud Hauenstein Dan Widmer Mary Lois Widmer Susan Swift Marion Swift

Community Notes From Columbus Junction Area Churches

In Columbus Junction area news Mr and Mrs John Teimeyer called at Blanche Williams’s home. The United Presbyterian Church Session will meet September 21 at 7 p.m. Armaldo Quismundo of the Philippines speaks at United Presbyterian on September 26 at 7:30 p.m. Rev Telford Dindinger preached at 10:45 a.m. Sewing Club welcomed Wilda Carey new member. Margaret James vacations in California. District Women’s Republican Club meeting was in Bettendorf at Jamer’s Castle with members including Mrs Everett Henson Mrs Hope Dunn and Mrs Alice Stewart. Area Mission Council No 5 meets September 18 in Iowa City First Church with Columbus Junction representation and youth nominees for Presbytery. John Dillon in Iowa City Tuesday. Bradley Kent Logan honeymooning at Lake of the Ozarks. Logan formerly Letitia Babbitt.

Columbus Junction John Teimeyer Burlington Blanche Williams United Presbyterian Church Larry Robertson Iowa City Armaldo Quismundo Phillippines Telford Dindinger Muscatine Sewing Club Alice Vannice Opal Burns Wilda Carey Margaret James California Everett Henson Hope Dunn Alice Stewart Bradley Kent Logan Lake of the Ozarks Logan Letitia Babbitt

Wayland group attends pipeline company meet

Wayland residents attend a Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co. customers meeting at the Hyatt House Des Moines with tours of the Grimes Building and Wm Bean office. The event includes visits with George Garcia and calls at the Bean home. Funeral services for Ripley are noted and several local families attend.

Waunita Magdefrau Wayland Kenneth Miller Karole E. Miller Larry Richard Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Co Hyatt House Des Moines Karole Waunita Larry Grimes Building Wm. Bean Mr. Bean George Garcia Bean Wilson Miller Ripley West Des Moines Lucinda Bowser Kirkwood College Cedar Rapids Ron Bowser Tony Rhonda Teresa West Chester Leola Schlatter Kirkwood Lucinda Elaine Curtis Lyle Zehr Little Rock Arkansas Hoyt Edward Allen Michael Hedrick Davenport Allen Wolkey LeaAnn Arlington Heights Ill Laurence Henss Wolkey Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant Leo Lange Iowa City Jim Henss Jennifer Jill Mr. Pleasant Stan Meyer Mark Kurt Jeff John Davis Jason Earl Angela Marie Henry County Health Center Jason Angela Steve Davis Karen Jennings Homer Jennings

Modified diet course offered at Kirkwood Community College

Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids will run a two session short course on modified diets for the elderly, September 22 and 29. The program covers nutrition, food equivalents, herb usage, menu adaptation, diabetic and bland diets, low sodium plans, and qualifies for 12 of 90 Iowa health certification hours with tuition of $18. Contact Christy Smith at Kirkwood Building S. P.O. Box 2068 Cedar Rapids 52406.

Cedar Rapids Kirkwood Community College Kirkwood Iowa Food Service Iowa Department of Health Christy Smith S. P.O

Reading Circle in meeting at Keota

Keota St Marys Reading Circle met Thursday with fourteen members present. Mrs Carmalita Sieren presided and readings were given by several members. October bazaar items are due October 13 with Rene Peiffer. Also updates on Hi Lo Pinochle Club and Birthday Club activities and upcoming meetings with Marie Yoder and Ann Brower.

Karla Baumert Kirksville Howard Baumert Mary Sonda Margery Sonday Eve Cooley Margaret Sellman Marie Yoder Evelyn McCallister Mae Jones Birthday Club Loretta Kent Ann Brower

How to handle that homegrown popcorn

Iowa State University horticulture intern Mary Beth Costello explains harvest timing moisture content and testing methods for homegrown popcorn. At 14 percent moisture popped corn should yield about 30 to 1 and four quarts from a half cup of kernels. Store in airtight containers for long shelf life.

Mary Beth Costello Iowa State University Horticulture Costello

Keota residents host visitors and travel notes prompt local events

Out of town visitors from Washington and West Chester joined Keota residents for a Sunday gathering at the Pearl Richardson home. Local groups and families hosted dinners, tours of the Black Hills, and plans for October Maplewood events while praising pastors serving three area churches. A thought by Washington Irving closes the column.

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