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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1964

Page

3

Dorothy Lampe Weds Gary Davis in Wellman Iowa

Miss Dorothy Lampe daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Lampe West Chester marries Gary Davis son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Davis Crawfordsville in St Joseph Catholic Church Wellman. Double ring ceremony with mum decorations and music by Mrs Robert Miller. Brides gown Chantilly lace with sequin details chapel train. Attendants include Mary Darlene Lampe sisters and Daniel Reed best man Paul Lampe groomsman. Reception in church social rooms. several relatives assist with serving and guest book.

West Chester Dorothy Lampe Ernest Lampe Gary Davis Clifford Davis Crawfordsville St. Joseph Catholic Church Wellman Martin Manning Robert Miller Mary Darlene Lampe Daniel Reed Keota Paul Lampe Frank Smith Washington Leonard Schimmelfinnig Sigourney Dale Lampe Steve Rippenkroeger Ft. Madison

Sue Berdo to Enter Waterloo Dairy Cattle Show

Sue Berdo of Route 3 Washington will represent Washington County 4-H in Clothing and Home Furnishings Demonstrations at the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa October 3 to 10. Events include 4-H and FFA judging contests, National Intercollegiate Dairy Cattle Judging, Dairy Club Expo, five national dairy breed shows, Jerseys nationwide show, plus a large farm machinery and animal shows and nightly Hippodrome acts led by Ginny Tin and Rex Allen.

Waterloo Sue Berdo Route 3 Washington Washington County National Dairy Cattle Congress Iowa Ginny Tin Larry Hooper Four Step Brothers Rex Allen

Washington Evening Journal staff and publication details

The Washington Evening Journal lists staff roles including David Elder as Editor and Business Manager, William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director, Charles Morris as News Editor, Bob Shaffer as Local Advertising, Bruce Cowden as Contributing Editor, and Howard Hazen as Production Superintendent. It notes publication afternoons except Sunday plus Christmas and July 4th and claims second class mailing status under the 1879 act.

David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Bob Shaffer Bruce Cowden Howard Hazen Washington Iowa United Press Inland Daily Press Iowa Daily Press Iowa Press Ass’n Audit Bureau of Circulations

Two TIT chapters hear camp reports

Chapter Y of TTT met Monday evening in Mrs. Robert Arthur’s home with 32 members. Trudy Myer, guest from Eden Valley Minnesota camp, reported activities. A rummage sale is planned for Oct 2 at city hall. Refreshments followed.

TTT Robert Arthur Glenn Mace J. F. Mallory Trudy Myer Eden Valley Minnesota Chapter DL John Phleger Judy Weik Sue Schooley Minn Robert Logan Ira Morrison Legion Hall Jack Welk Eden Valley Camp A. W. Hinderman Ruth Simpson Jack Nelson Floyd Blankenhorn

Local weddings and visits across Cedar Falls and surrounding towns

Local notes report Mr and Mrs Jim Peterson attending a Cedar Falls wedding. The Berger family returned from ten days on a farm near Reddick Illinois, hosting visitors from Arizona California and Indiana. Dana Crawford visited her mother Vera Crawford and attended the Old Settlers Reunion at Mt Pleasant. Tim Dougall Steve and Mike Wolfer served at the Nancy Waters Philip Horak wedding. Nellie Quinn Hoepfner returned to St. Louis after visiting John Wheelan and relatives. Lena Bruty visited Manchester and the Bruty,Hines,Gevock families to see Nellie Quinn. Norman Jarvis and Teresa of Galesburg stayed with Fred Jarvis and family. A anniversary-themed refreshment was served by Delbert Soper and Lester Luckenbill.

Dana Crawford Marshall Vera Crawford Old Settlers and Threshers Mt. Pleasant Lena Bruty Manchester Walter Bruty Joe Hines Alex Gevock Nellie Quinn St. Louis

Visitors and guests fill the U.P. Home listings

A long list of weekend and Sunday visitors at the U.P. Home includes Mrs. Jennie Harris and relatives from Keota Marion Mt. Vernon and Olin Des Moines and Mechanicsville plus Norma Lundquist from the United Presbyterian Mission in West Pakistan. Rev Bruce Gillis preached at Salem Church. New resident Mrs Duncan Henry and her husband, former United Presbyterian Mission members in Ethiopia, join the Home.

Glendine Lundquist United Presbyterian Mission West Pakistan MacLachlan Charles Willmings Eugene Rieger William Hoggard Marion Howard Rieger Mt. Vernon Dick Zenishek Christine and Steven Mechanicsville Willming Cottage Clarence McGrew Tom Pollock Springville Harold Merritt Anamosa Lee Crain Olin Duncan Henry Home Ethiopia

Rites Wednesday for Mina Lowe in Wellman

Funeral services for Mrs. Mina Lowe will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Powell Funeral Home in Wellman with Rev. Ezra Shenk officiating. Burial follows at Teen Cemetery near What Cheer. She was born September 27, 1878 in Deep River, married Joseph L. Lowe in 1901. he died in 1940. She lived in Wellman since 1950, survived by daughter Frances Notzinger of Wellman, four grandchildren, twelve great grandchildren, brother Herbert, and sister Etta McCracken of Thornburg.

Wellman Mina Lowe Powell Ezra Shenk Lowe Deep River John Cynthia Hall Conshill Joseph L. Lowe Paul Frances) Notzinger Herbert Etta McCracken Thornburg

Dear Abby advice on troubled marriage and independence

A reader asks if her husband’s innocent gesture toward another woman signals a problem and Abby urges open dialogue and to avoid the sister, calling the wife childish and advising thawing out. Other letters joke on independence and reuniting with an ex with blunt counsel and a prompt to write for further guidance.

Abby

Accident Brief Points to Following Too Closely

Police report says a rear end collision occurred in front of Joe Falk Co as Mrs. Russell Frink 66 of 833 S Marion was involved. Details indicate the driver failed to maintain a safe distance, causing the mishap yesterday evening.

Joe Falk Co Russell Frink S. Marion

Car crash at red light causes minor damage

Rear of Berta G. Fox’s car stopped behind two vehicles at a red light. Police estimated $150 damage to the front bumper grill and hood of Mrs Frink’s car. No charges have been filed.

Berta G. Fox Fox

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