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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1967

Page

2

ASC farmer-committeemen election set for Sept 19

Howard Lins, chairman, urges Washington County farmers to vote on Tuesday September 19 from noon to 9 PM. Eligible voters are farmers enrolled in ASC farm programs. polling places will host the election to choose local administrators for the coming year. Lists of eligible voters are available for public inspection in the ASC office.

ASC Howard Lins Agricultural Stabilzation and Conservation County Committee Washington County Secretary of Agriculture Lins

Large Antique Sale and Farm Auctions Listed at County Fairs

September 18 19 events include a large antique sale at Washington County Fairgrounds starting 9 30 a m Monday and 10 a m Tuesday with sellers Mrs Delbert Baile y and M E Fisher September 19 an auction of a 144 acre Kinross area farm near Highway 22 starts 1 30 p m with owner Mrs Jessie White plus a sale at Johnson County Fairgrounds Iowa City with Howard Berry and Keith Enochson The notices also list livestock machinery and estate sales across Keota Sigourney Wayland Washington and Columbus Junction along with local livestock markets and recurring Friday sales at Washington Livestock Sales Co and Smylie's Livestock Market The piece ends with a discussion of ASC county committee elections stressing voter eligibility and the scope of programs supervised by committee members.

Washington County Fairgrounds Delbert Bailey M. E. Fisher Johnson County Fairgrounds Iowa City Iowa Howard Berry Keith Enochson Kinross Highway 22 Jessie White North Marion West 17Th St Washington John Patterson Wayland Keota Dick Hagist Auction Service Ford Putnam County Livestock Marketing Association Unionville Sigourney Leland Anna Lou Cochrane Ronnie G. Roth Washington Livestock Sales Co Smylie’s Columbus Junction Ka. Jona Sales Barn Kalona

Waco Warriors roll to 32 6 opener over West Liberty

Waco Warriors dominate West Liberty 32 to 6 in a season opener led by quarterback Ken Brimhall. Brimhall threw for 330 yards on 8 completions, while the defense held firm as Ted Roth Rich Seberg and Jim Widmer starred. Waco piled up 451 total yards to 180 for West Liberty amid a fast start.

Waco Warriors West Liberty Keith Marner Ken Brimhall Brimhall Rich Seberg Randy Roth Bob Meyer Seberg Larry Barnhill Jim Wieneke Ted Roth Jim Widmer

Bond Issue Planned for Mid-Prairie Kalona Growth

The Mid-Prairie School Board unanimously voted to have bond attorneys draft petitions for a bond election of about 1.186 million dollars. Funds would build additions to Kalona Elementary and the High School and construct a new Kalona Junior High School. The election is slated for late October.

Board of Education Mid - Prairie Community School District Kalona Gay Dahn Area Ten Community College

Club activities and social gathering at Sunset Park

Twenty members of American Home met at Sunset Park Tuesday for a noon picnic. The club read its constitution and by laws and paid dues. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Bernice Sheetz and Mrs. Emma Barnett hosted 10 Rebekah Club members at the IOOF Hall with Mrs. Edith Weidner presiding and committees handling refreshments and social duties. Traveling bingo provided entertainment and the afternoon ended with refreshments.

Sunset Park Bernice Sheetz Emma Barnett Rebekah Club IOOF Edith Weidner Car Kelley M. D. Lee

Presbyterian UPW Circle Hosts Meeting at Haleyron House

Carrie Davis acted as hostess for Ist Presbyterian UPW Circle at Haleyron House on Friday. Mrs. Humphrey Owen gave the invocation, Mrs. Harry Ramseyer presided, with devotions led by Lora Darbyshire. Bible study was led by Mrs. Clifford Connelly and Mrs. J. W. Schenefelt reported on local mission work.

Carrie Davis Ist Presbyterian Upw Haleyron House Humphrey Owen Harry Ramseyer Lora Darbyshire Clifford Connelly J. W. Schenefelt

Two Women Travel to Colorado for Two Week Visit

Winnie Beiter and Irene Conner depart for a two week trip to Colorado. Beiter to visit Bessie Palmer in Denver and other state sites, Conner to stay in Akron, with Hazel and Harold Moore covering the Red Cross office in Belter’s absence. Seven Rural Women’s Club families joined Ron Goff for a Wednesday picnic and wine roast. Kate Gibson attended American Home II with Joe Falk’s hosting. John and Mrs. Kiene and Duane returned from a 2.5 week trip to Los Angeles via the southern route, Denver stopovers noted.

Winnie Beiter Irene Conner Colorado Beiter Bessie Palmer Denver Conner Akron Colo Hazel Moore Harold Moore Red Cross Belter Rural Women's Club Ron Goff Kate Gibson Joe Falk Mayme Gibson John Kiene Duane Los Angeles Calif

4-H Dutchettes Plan Cleanup Campaign and Activities

The Dutchettes 4-H Club met at Mary and Chris Engel’s home for a wiener roast. They planned a cleanup effort on Oct 7 at 9:30 a.m. Members made slippers for a rest home and heard talks on citizenship and leading recreation. Holiday decorations were also discussed.

Mary Chris Engel Mary Engel Vivian Renoux

Births Recorded at Local Hospital Yesterday

Mr and Mrs Jon Campbell of Crawfordsville welcomed a daughter yesterday. Dismissed today were Miss Nancy Hall of Washington Alvin Zieglowsky and Mrs Ed Novotny, both of Washington.

Jon Campbell Crawfordsville Nancy Hall Washington Alvin Zieglowsky Ed Novotny

Brighton man fatally hurt in timber mishap

Brighton farmer BRIGHTON Burley C Craff 60 died Friday after a chain saw accident while cutting a large tree on his farm six miles south of Brighton on rural route two His leg was crushed between trunk and stump and he was found by his wife at the scene Craff born Oct 3 1907 Germanville son of William and Katie Craft married Feb 19 1938 to Eva Mae Shafer Surviving wife one son Kenneth daughter Mrs Keith Reighard of Brton three grandchildren mother of Fairfield brother Dale of Brighton sister Mrs Ethel Armstrong of Lakeland Fla funeral arrangements pending Gould Funeral Home Brighton

Brighton Burley C. Craff Craff Mr. Craff Germanville William Katie Baumgartener Craft Eva Mae Shafer Jefferson County Hope Lutheran Church Kenneth Keith Reighard Fairfield Dale Ethel Armstrong Lakeland Fla Gould

Columbus Methodist plans Abundant Life Mission

The Rev. Joseph Brookshire leads an Abundant Life Mission at Columbus Junction Methodist Church from Sept 17 24 with daily services at 730 p.m. Special music events mark the week including group meetings starting Sept 17 at 5 p.m. A noon lunch is set for Tuesday at Harold's Cafe Youth Night Wednesday and Men's Night Thursday. Brookshire will preach at both Columbus City and Columbus Junction churches on Sunday morning Sept 24.

Columbus Junction Joseph Brookshire Columbus Junction Methodist Church Brookshire Columbus City Columbus Junction Methodist

Employed Women Luncheon on Wednesday at YWCA

The Employed Women group will meet Wednesday noon at the YWCA for a luncheon. Don Oxenford will discuss Special Education. The event ends by 1 pm and costs 85 cents. All employed women are welcome to attend.

YWCA Don Oxenford

Louisa Barrow Show Rescheduled to September 25

The annual Louisa County Barrow Show date has been set for September 25 after an earlier announcement stated a different date. Organizers confirmed the change and urged attendees to adjust plans accordingly.

Louisa Barrow Columbus Junction Louisa County Barrow

Social calendar notices for community events and meetings

Community notices list events and meetings for the week including Saturday Shirts and Skirts at 8 p.m. in Legion Hall with Bob Lucas as caller, plus many club gatherings at YWCA Masonic Temple and other venues. Details cover times, places, hosts, and potluck or dues notes for groups like Garden I Dues payable, Baptist classes, Daughters of Nile Sewing Circle, VFW Auxiliary, VPW Circles, and Employed Women's Luncheon with speaker.

Golden Age Club YWCA White Shrine Bridge Masonic Temple Rainbow Girls Bible II Eileen Jeffrey Howard Anderson Baptist Friendly Bible Baptist Christian Builders William Jones Daughters of Nile Sewing Circle Maurice Crawford J. W. Evans VFW VFW Hall West Chester Keith Statler 1St Presbyterian Vpw Floyd Polis Circle V Ralph Marshall Y. Lincoln Marian Ave

Engagement announced for Lora Mathis and Larry Williams

Mr and Mrs Dale Bower announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Lora Mathis to Larry Williams with a Sept 29 wedding at 7 30 pm in the Christian Tabernacle Church. Miss Mathis works at Moore s Business Farms in Iowa City and her fiancé is employed there too.

Dale Bower Lora Mathis Duane Willmarth Delphose Kan Bill Mathis Salina Larry Williams Russell Williams Crawfordsville Christian Tabernacle Church Miss Mathis Moore's Business Farms Iowa City

White Lake nuptials in Davenport church

The marriage of Miss Margaret Jane White and L. Michael Lake occurred August 26 at Newcomb United Presbyterian Church in Davenport. The bride, granddaughter of Mrs. Maude White of Crawfordsville, attended West High School and Blackhawk College, works at Kirksville Osteopathic Hospital. The groom, a Northeast Missouri State Teachers College senior, majors in elementary education and mathematics, member of Alpha Phi Sigma, and worked for Northwestern Bell. They will reside at 415 South Elson, Kirksville, Missouri.

Crawfordsville Margaret Jane White Donald R. White Davenport L. Michael Lake Aaron L. Lake Newcomb United Presbyterian Church Maude White Fellowship Hall Lake West High School Blackhawk College Moline Public Hospital

YWCA Sets Dates for Book Fair in Washington

YWCA announces a community book fair on October 18 and 19 at Kneen's Appliance Store. Used books of all kinds will be sold at minimum prices to fund YWCA activities. Mrs. Phil Kneen, project chairman, says the event will require many books and welcomes donations of fiction, non fiction, reference, paperbacks, and children's books.

YWCA Kneen Washington Phil Kneen Ywca Project Ywca Council

Methodist WSCS Luncheon Hosts Missionary Speech

The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church met in Fellowship Hall for a general gathering with 106 attending. Miss Lois Finke spoke on her furlough and work in Salto Uruguay, aided by colored slides. proceeds from the luncheon benefit Halycon House Guild. A rummage sale is planned for Oct 6 at 9:30 a.m. in the church basement.

Woman's Society of Christian Service The Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Circle I Halycon House Guild Lois Finke Salto Uruguay Merlin Crawford T.J. Pease Foster Bagge Edgar Porter

Stephens Celebrate 63rd Anniversary in Mainey Stephens Family

Mr. and Mrs Roe La Moines Stephens mark their 63rd wedding anniversary on Sept. 14. The couple wed in Ainsworth on Sept. 14, 1904. They have daughter Maurine and son Paul. Their only grandchild Tom, 20, is a police officer and traffic adjuster in Korea. This item notes family milestones and a long marriage.

Roe la Moines (Mainey) Stephens Mr. Stephens Mabel Easter Ainsworth Maurine Paul Tom Korea

Rebekah Lodge and church groups meet in West Chester area

Rebekah Lodge with 22 in attendance at IOOF Hall reports illnesses and hospital patients while planning a social on Sept 22 and winter meeting times. Woman's Society of Christian Service adds new member, discusses fall workshop, and confirms Thank Offering Sunday on Nov 26. Other church groups note meetings Sept 19 and Sept 28 reception at the high school. Parish open house planned Oct 1 for both West Chester and Brighton congregations.

Rebekah Lodge Clyde Tucker Noble Grand IOOF George Jarrard Mercy Hospital Iowa City Ralph Zeck Opal ‘Claus Assembly of Iowa Ioof - Rebekah Wayne Brock D. O. Butler Woman’s Society of Christian Service West Chester Methodist Church Carl Phillips Keith Stewart Wellman Ted Griffith Tom Hobbs Glenn Ladehoff Spiritual Life School of Missions Mid - Prairie Teachers Packard West Chester Brighton John Capper John Johnsen

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