Mrs Nellie McBee Honored by Congregation at Church Night
The Reformed Presbyterian Church held a family night honoring Mrs Nellie McBee with a This Is Your Life program in the church dining room after a potluck. Her brother Rev Carl Orr spoke of early life with shoes, while others recalled family memories using footwear props. Gifts in new shoes and a Psalm 23 reading closed the event, as Mrs McBee prepares to visit a sister in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Presbyterian Church Family
Nellie McBee
Ray Blair
Mrs. McBee
Charles Bartholow
McBee
Earl Hiller
Howell
Kenneth Stout
Blair
Carl Orr
Davenport
James Stigers
Goldsboro
N.C
Behrens Family Welcomes New Son Amid Army Assignment
Behrens, husband of Hattie Jones of Washington and son-in-law of Betty Jones of 813 South Second, stationed at Naval Hospital Charleston, expects his wife and son Anthony to join him later this month. Behrens has just returned to his post after a leave here during which their son was born on August 24.
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Behrens
David John Behrens
Naval Hospital
Charleston
S. C
Hattie Jones
Washington
Betty Jones
South Second
Anthony
Marriage Licenses Issued At Court House
Marriage licenses have been issued at the court house here to Duane Charles Chalupa of Ainsworth and Linda Mae Ross of Winfield, Richard Arthur Schlabaugh of Wellman and Connie Kay Fischell of Columbus Junction, Randall Robert Stumpf of Riverside and Betty Lou Miller of Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Duane Charles Chalupa
Ainsworth
Linda Mae Ross
Winfield
Richard Arthur Schlabaugh
Wellman
Connie Kay Fischell
Columbus Junction
Randall Robert Stumpf
Riverside
Betty Lou Miller
Open houses planned at Crawfordsville Methodist manse
The Rev and Mrs Robert Wilcox invite United Methodist Church members to an open house at the manse in Crawfordsville on Sunday September 19 from 2 to 4 30 p m The following Sunday September 26 members of Spring Run Church are invited to an open house in the same hours Children are welcome If attendance on the first date is impossible come on the alternative day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Robert Wilcox
United Methodist Church
Spring Run
Rainbow Girls Public Installation Set at Masonic Temple
Jane Moss will be installed as worthy advisor for the ensuing term at a Rainbow Girls public installation. The 2 p.m. Sunday ceremony at the Masonic Temple invites all friends and Rainbow supporters to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Moss
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Jane
Rainbow
Booster Club project adds press box at Case Field
Lewis Anderson reports construction of an addition to the Case Field press box by the Booster Club. An occupancy permit is obtained for a gift shop selling home crafted objects at 910 North Sixth Avenue.
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Booster Club
Case Field
Lewis Anderson
North Sixth Avenue
Duensing family visits West Newbury and relatives abroad
Local notices report Mr. and Mrs. Art Duensing visiting West Newbury with their son and family while other relatives travel. Mrs. Hutchinson, awaiting a kidney transplant, is hospitalized in Chicago and likely to be released home for surgery prep. Additional items note a Goldsboro visit, a Columbus wedding, and Sherrie Droll’s diploma ceremony in Des Moines with a 264-student class.
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Art Duensing
West Newbury
Mass
Major
Harry Duensing
Chris
Sally
Duensings
East
Don Meier
Cedar Falls
Diana Duensing
Washington
William Hutchinson
Elk Grove Village
Ill
Passavant Hospital
Superior
Chicago
Hutchinson
Oakton Road
Howard Bailey
Columbus
Kenneth
Jane Beasley
Rhonda
Dana
Kim Bailey
Sherrie Ann Droll
Charles W. Droll
Ainsworth
American Institute of Business
Des Moines
Hospital Admitted Yesterday and Dismissals Listed
Yesterday admissions include William Don Young Washington medical Mrs Elsie Little Washington medical Mrs Alta Brecht Washington medical Mrs Dennis Norton Richmond medical Gary Romoser Keota medical the Yesterday Mr and Mrs Simon Miller Kalona a son Dismissed today Mrs Richard Bennett Washington Mrs Gaylen Jarrard and son Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Don Young
Washington
Elsie Little
Alta Brecht
Dennis Norton
Richmond
Gary Romoser
Keota
Simon Miller
Kalona
Richard Bennett
Gaylen Jarrard
Mayor Proclaims Support for Buddy Poppy Sale
Mayor Ralph Martin of Washington signs a proclamation urging residents to buy Buddy Poppies from Veterans of Foreign Wars representatives this week. The sale is set for Saturday with some poppies already sold Thursday. The proclamation urges citizens to support the cause in appreciation of the sacrifices of our honored dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Martin
Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pub bars mynah Cyril from watching darts in Chertsey
CHERTSEY England UP I reports a pub banned its mynah bird Cyril from dart matches after players complained his excited whistling disrupted concentration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kibitzer
Chertsey
England
UPI
Mynah
Cyril
Three Riverside Couples Honored on 25th Anniversary
A surprise silver wedding party celebrated three couples married in 1946. Louis Sexton, William Rarick, and Clarence Blum were surprised by about 175 relatives and friends at the VFW Hall Riverside after a Willows supper ride.
Ossman reunion held at park in Wellman
The 1971 Ossman Reunion occurred Sunday at Wellman Park with a noon picnic and an afternoon of visiting and viewing photos. It was decided to hold the reunion jam in 1972 on the second Sunday in September at the same location with many relatives from Kinrose Riverside Iowa City Lone Tree Nichols Columbus Junction Crawfordsville and other nearby towns attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman Park
Otto Ossman
Kinrose
Gale Hotchkiss
Uth English
Burl Stoutner
Keota
Don Blum
Anna Kelly
Wellman
William Blum
Clayton Sexton
Riverside
Jerry Sexton
Mrs Anderson Announces Sixth Avenue Gift Shop Opening
Mrs Newis Anderson announced the opening of a small home gift shop at 910 North Sixth Avenue starting September 28. The Sixth Avenue Gift Shoppe will offer only home made merchandise and feature a variety of items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newis Anderson
North Sixth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Highland Community School district reorganizational meeting set
The Highland Community School district ward of education will hold a reorganizational meeting at Highland High School at 9 a.m. Monday Sept 20. After reorganization, Bryce Lord the district insurance agent will discuss the school insurance program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Community School District
Highland High School
RD. Gustafson
Bryce Lord
Waco High elects class officers for 1971 72 term
Waco High School students name class officers for the 1971 72 term. Seniors Ed Wintermeyer is president with Neil McDowell as vice president and Carl Anderson as secretary and treasurer. Sponsors include Dale Cox and Jerry ters. Juniors Jerilyn Davis Celesta Roth Marie Schlatter Julie Fink Barbara Werner Curtis Pefferman and Tom Barnes sponsor. Sophomores Tim Lindeen is president with Duane Tolander as vice president Phil Rich as secretary and Patty Thoma as treasurer Dale Waligorski is sponsor.
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Waco High School
Ed Wintermeyer
Neil McDowell
Carl Anderson
Dale Cox
Jerry ‘Ters
Jerilyn Davis
Celesta Roth
Marie Schlatter
Julie Fink
Barbara Werner
Curtis Pefferman
Tom Barnes
Tim Lindeen
Duane Tolander
Phil Rich
Patty Thoma
Dale Waligorski
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Howard Hess
Marion Sheetz
Don Vogel
Jim Wertz
Potratz
Arthur W. Potratz
Batallion
Ft. Leonard Wood
Goldsboro, N. C
Washington County Fairgrounds
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Jenny Lind
Robert L. Clark
Keith Murphy
Mike Orris
Kenny J. Conrad
Bob Mallinger
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Maurice Conrad
Urney
Rarick
Sexton
Blum
Ainswortholumbus Junction
Nichols Riverside
Iowa City
West Liberty
Eota
Wellman Muscatine
Lone Tree
Rock Island
State of California
Ossman
Mrs. Anderson
Washington Evening Journal
Calli
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Farm & Home Service
Mullikin Bros
Brighton, Iowa
Maynard Goff
Washington, Iowa
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The
State Theater
COKE
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