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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1964

Page

7

Mid-Prairie High elects class officers and club leaders

Sophomores juniors and seniors at Mid-Prairie High elected officers Wednesday. Senior president is Terry Mangold with Jerome Yoder Beth Vodicka and Carol Weaver as officers. Juniors president Pat Kempf Linda Brinning Ann Josten Jim Cuddeback. sophomores Mike Peiper Richard Yoder Janet Kos and Fred Wright. Pep Club elects Virginia McDowell president with officers Boni Yoder Ann Josten and Debbie Eimen. Six requirements include attending games wearing uniforms paying dues by Oct. 1 and club meetings. Yearbook workshop hosted by Inter-Collegiate Press with representatives from multiple schools. ITED tests administered Sept 15-16. Magazine sales by Junior Class total over $2,500 with Tim Patterson leading and Nancy Mangold close behind.

Mid-Prairie High School Terry Mangold Jerome Yoder Beth Vodicka Carol Weaver Pat Kempf Linda Brinning Ann Josten Jim Cuddeback Barbara Beckman Kent Fordyce Nancy Mangold Abbie Timmins Inter- Collegiate Press Publishing Co Mid-Prairie Clear Creek Clinton Deep River - Millersburg Calamus Hedrick Sigourney Bennett Clarence Mid- Prairie David Ripley Inter-Collegiate Press Iowa

Women Meet at U P Church In Community Session

The Women from United Presbyterian Church gathered Thursday evening with good turnout. Devotions led by Mrs. Martha Skubal and a missions lesson by Mrs. Lacey Mathers preceded Least Coin efforts led by Mrs. Dorothy Koehler. Refreshments were by Mrs. Don Orris and daughter. Officers and committees were named for the Kensington Club with Mrs. Will Dea as president. Cotter Presbyterian Guild elected officers. next meeting September 24 at the church. presbyterial set for October 1 in Mediapolis.

Ainsworth Women’s Association of the United Presbyterian Church Martha Skubal Lacey Mathers Dorothy Koehler Don Orris Ted Woods Will Dea Kensington Club Grace Stone Lee Conry G. F. Trotter Mable Thompson Roy Wood Ben Fitzgerald T. C. Davis Mabel Nichols Dea Harold Nichols Lee Norris Cotter Presbyterian Guild Elmer Thomas Jim Skubal Kathrine Marshall Patton Florida Kenneth Arthur Kalona Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellow Fay W. Boone Noble Grand Wellman Rebekah Lodge Carnation Lodge Iowa City Zimri Lodge Washington Kalona

Mrs McCampbell in Hospital and Local Social Recap

KEOTA reports Mrs McCampbell hospitalized with her husband Charles staying longer in Mo hall North Dakota visiting his brother John Campbell and wife. In Iowa City Monday Mr and Mrs Junior Henry and Mrs Lee Henry had minor surgery then returned home. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Platt Singleton Mr and Mrs John E Henry Mr and Mrs Ralph Hixson and Vera Singleton with Mrs Grace Stout in Washington. Betty Stoutner and Marie Huber attended a 4-H meeting in Washington Extension Office Monday. PTA opened the school year Monday night at 8 at the Elementary. President Michael McInerney led the meeting with new and returning teachers announced by Barnum. A social hour followed with Mrs Boyd Blattner and Mrs James Bell coordinating refreshments.

Grace Stout Washington Betty Stoutner Marie Huber PTA Michael McInerney Barnum Boyd Blattner James Bell

Saforeks Honored at Kalona Dinner

Kalona Sept 21 Mr and Mrs Melvin Saforek of Ontario California visiting relatives were honored guests at a cooperative dinner near Kalona. Attendees included many Kalona residents and extended family with Rebekah Lodge activity noted. Wigal family prepares for three year service in Germany.

Kalona Melvin Saforek Ontario California Willis W. Gingerich Joseph Saforek Richmond al Grady Iowa City Dean Jackson David Ashby Cedar Rapids Tim Grady Cedar Falls Roger Altenhofen Washington Lamont Kelley Joanne Richard Kelley Larry Kern Ronald Harland I. E. Grady Lloyd Strickler Norma Grady H. L. Grady Erfer Muscatine Wigal Germany

Riverside Y Social Club Meets For Games and Prizes

The Y Social club gathered at Mrs. John E Tener's home in Riverside on Thursday for Password and the Match game. Prizes went to Mrs. Lewis Weber, Mrs. Cecil Strabala, and Mrs. Omer Strabala, with door prize to Mrs. Anna Younkin. Gerry Tener had his first birthday as cake pieces carried tiny candles. Buddy Poppy Day was set for September 26 by VFW Auxiliary 6414. Other items note the Eag le family moving to a Victor Burich farm residence, birthday celebrations for Marge Luckey and Melissa Burich, and several local guests attending dinners in Washington and Cedar Tends.

Riverside Y Social Club John E. Tener Password Lewis Weber Cecil Strabala Omer Strabala Anna Younkin Gerry Ed Dawn Buddy Poppy VFW Richard Eagle Victor Burich Town Lawrence Veggy Marge Luckey Clarence Wilson Washington Verne Zieglowski Melissa Burich Bob Burich Iowa City Melissa Melanie Dale Burich Cleo Burich Emma Sojka Norma Sojka Cedar Tenids

Highland juniors launch big magazine drive at school

The Highland Community School junior class began a magazine selling campaign September 16 aiming to raise 1500 dollars with a per person quota of ten subscriptions. General Manager Stuart Kolosick leads two captains Bob Robertson and Jan Edwards as the groups push to surpass last year’s total.

Highland Community School Stuart Kolosick Bob Robertson Jan Edwards Hite Susan Waldschmidt Linda Cottrell Rafferty National Honor Society

19th Annual Cooperative Feeder Cattle Sales at Salem

Sale listings for September through October at multiple locations across Missouri Iowa and Mississippi include the 19th annual Cooperative Feeder Cattle Sales at Salem Dent County Livestock Improvement Association and various household goods and public auctions. September 26 to October 17 feature salewindows with times ranging from 1 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. CST. Names include Wilbur Watson Floyd Reschly Berry Enochson Kayward Farm and Keosauqua Sale, Inc. plus regional barns and firms.

Salem Missouri Dent County Livestock Improvement Association East Washington St Wilbur Watson East Washington S. E Wayland Floyd Reschly Johnson County Iowa City Berry, Enochson Penningroth Bros Hawkeye Cafe Washington Iowa Kenneth Young Hazel Strum Unionville Kalona Washington Livestock Sales Co Smylie’s Columbus Junction Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie Wapello Livestock, Auction, Inc Wapello

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