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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1973

Page

3

United Methodist Women Elect Officers At Meeting

The United Methodist Women held a general meeting called Day of Celebration where Mrs. Russell Davison was elected president. Officers named include Mrs. Davison as president and Mrs. Helen Ryner as vice president with a full nominating committee and mission coordinators. A potluck dinner preceded the session and World Thank Offering was dedicated.

Women’s Society of Christian Service United Methodist Church United Methodist Women Russell Davison Davison UMC Claire Keating Keith Vetter M.J. Cruise Merle Smith Edgar Stewart Ed Wolfe Christian Personhood Dale Stufflebeam Joe Jones Walter Griffin Paul Shearer Walter Messer Robert Miksch John Sproule John Dawson Florance Waterhouse Scott Wilcox Norman Schoonover Robert Wead Dorothy Bauer Merle Turnipseed Fellowship Hall

Local injuries and births in Keota area and beyond

Steve Heisdorffer, son of Leo Heisdorffers, is hospitalized in Sigourney for injuries from a one car crash off the county line road north of Keota Sunday night. Mrs. Bud Lankford and her daughter remain in University Hospital Iowa City after suffocating from exhaust fumes while in a car with the motor running last week. John and Cory Jay Stoutner born Sept. 12 in Des Moines. Ricky with grandmother in West Des Moines. Omer Stoutner and C.D. Kirkpatrick in Keota noted as grandparents. Paul Sievert in St Joseph's Ottumwa ICU after a heart attack a week ago. Accident: Mable Wood and Jackie Hazelett in Ainsworth on highway 92. minor injuries and total wreck for Hazelett’s car. Hazelett charged with failure to stop in the assured clear distance ahead.

Steve Heisdorffer Leo Heisdorffers Sigourney Hospital Keota Bud Lankford University Hospital Iowa City John Stoutner Des Moines Cory Jay Mercy Hospital Ricky Nelson West Des Moines Omer Stoutner C.D. Kirkpatrick Paul Sievert St. Joseph's Hospital Ottumwa Mable Darlene Wood Jackie Lee Hazelett Ainsworth Highway 92 Calvin Dorsett Wood Hazelett

Temple Plans December Wedding for Barbara Jean Temple

Mr and Mrs Sikke Temple of Keota announce the engagement and December wedding of their daughter Barbara Jean to Dennis Leigh Cozad son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Cozad of Muscatine Barbara Jean is a 1973 UNI graduate employed by Carver Foundry Products in Muscatine Dennis Cozad also UNI graduate teaches in the Muscatine Community School District

Sikke Temple Keota Barbara Jean Dennis Leigh Cozad Clifford Cozad Muscatine Miss Temple University of Northern Iowa Carver Foundry Products Cozad UNI

Rathmels honor Frank Rathmel's 89th birthday in Iowa City

Mr and Mrs Frank Rathmel of Washington celebrated Frank Rathmel’s 89th birthday with a Saturday fried chicken supper at the Sam Rathmel home in Iowa City. Fourteen guests included Virgil Parker and visiting Toni, plus Rathmels from Washington and local friends. The next day a larger group traveled to Homestead for more birthday dinner and late afternoon callers from West Branch.

Frank Rathmel Washington Sam Rathmel Iowa City Frank Virgil Parker Toni Washington State Gary Rathmel Terry Cheryl Cindy Rathmels Richard Enfield Ricky Tina Wellman Mamie Maxwell Frytown Homestead Rita Bertelli Bobbi Jo Monica Todd West Branch Sam Rathmels

Two Methodist Women unite in Iowa United Methodist Women

A 6000 strong gathering at Hilton Coliseum Ames marked the merger of Washington area groups into the Iowa Conference United Methodist Women. The event created one inclusive body from the Women’s Society of Christian Service and the Wesleyan Service Guild with a focus on missions leadership theology and social justice. Mrs. Max Kreager of Newton was installed president as Bishop James S. Thomas presided. Dozens of women from Washington Kalona Riverside Franklin Keota Ainsworth West Chester attended, all traveling together on a Washington County United Methodist Church bus.

Washington United Methodist Church Iowa Hilton Coliseum Ames United Methodist Women Women’s Society of Christian Service Wesleyan Service Guild Max Kreager Newton James S. Thomas Susan Ryan Winifred Crandall Helen Ryner Rhea Hoover Millie Keating Agnes Miksch Dorothy Bauer Mary Messer Helen Davison Kalona Clifford Small Ralph Russell Emerson Swartzendruber Duane Gingerich Riverside Ted Gerot Carl Craig Louis Havel Franklin Church Harvey Kempf Glen Fisher Alta Martin Geneva Healey Chris E. Swartzendruber Keota Matler

Davises Celebrate Sunday Birthday Honorees

Mir and Mrs. Harvey Davis hosted a Sunday gathering with Roll Davis Miss Elizabeth Ann Davis Mrs Humphrey Owen and her son William Owen of New Jersey Mr and Mrs Irvin Whitham and Mr and Mrs Dean Baker of Marshalltown The two birthday honorees were Roll Davis whose birthday fell on Sunday and Mr Owen whose birthday will be Sept 30 Guests enjoyed dinner at the Captain's Table then visited at the Davis home.

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