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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1969

Page

2

Local youth concert by Fortnightly Club planned

The Fortnightly Club Music Department invites the public to a Monday concert in the United Presbyterian Home lounge at 7 30 p m featuring three local youths Greg Hillman Marsha Kron and Steve Lovick Winners of the annual music campships they will perform piano solos duets vocal solos and instrumentals Greg a high school senior student of multiple musical groups will trumpet and piano duet with Marsha and accompany singers Marsha a senior will sing and play piano with Steve and Greg Steve a trumpet player sings bass and performs bass solo and duets with Marsha and Greg Refreshments will be served.

United Presbyterian Home Greg Hillman Marsha Kron Steve Lovick Greg Leon Hillman Marsha Steve Drake University Des Moines Kenneth S. Kron Drake Workshop Archie Lovick University of Iowa Music Workshop Music Department Greg Hilfman Journal

Mid-Prairie FTA elects new officers

The Mid-Prairie Chapter of the Future Teachers of America held its first regular meeting at Mid-Prairie High School on September 16 with 44 in attendance. Elected officers include President Danny Yoder and Vice President Becky Melcher, along with Denise Alston Secretary Glen Bush Treasurer Chris Duvall Public Relations Chair Cheryl Martin Parliamentarian Scott Amberton Student Council Representative Chris Slater Reporter.

Mid - Prairie The Future Teachers of America Danny Yoder Becky Elcher Denise Alston Glen Bush Chris Duvall Public Elations Cheryl Artin Scott Amberton Chris Slater

Local Salient Family and Military News Update

Sp 4 James Ossman has returned to Fort Benning Georgia after a ten day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Harold Ossman. Mrs Blanche Shea of Wilton Junction and Armand Mistel of Cedar Rapids visited Mr and Mrs Raymond Humston and Jim Monday. Dennis Griggs a University of Iowa junior and Gary Wagner a Central Baptist Seminary freshman are mentioned. Terry Max Haifley senior and family announce the birth of son Terry Max II with detailed grandparents and great relatives listed.

James Ossman Ft. Benning, Ga Harold Ossman Blanche Shea Wilton Junction Armand Mistele Cedar Rapids Raymond Humston Jim Shea Mrs. Humston Dennis Griggs Harold Griggs The University of Iowa Gary Wagner William Wagner Central Baptist Seminary Kansas City Kan Terry Max Haifley East Manor Drive Casa Grande Ariz Terry Max II Max Haifley Case Grande Washington Ralph Brinning Addie Standley Mt. Pleasant

Priscilla Club Luncheon Hosts Antiquities Display

Mrs Sam Turkington hosted ten Priscilla Club members at Captain's Table for a 1 PM luncheon. Mrs Maurice Crawford, daughter of the hostess, attended as a guest. Leader Mrs Percy Holder presided over a brief business meeting and each member displayed a treasured antique. Mrs Foster Bagge will be October hostess.

Sam Turkington Priscilla Club Maurice Crawford Percy Holder Foster Bagge

Mayer, 75, Dies in Washington County

J A Mayer 75 of 514 West Madison Street died today September 25 1969 at Washington County Hospital after 22 weeks of serious illness. Funeral 2 p m Saturday Sherman Eden Funeral Home burial Oakridge Cemetery Dutch Creek Township he was born December 23 1893 in the county son of Anthony L and Martha Luers Mayer. A lifelong resident he married Evelyn Frederick Tinnes August 28 1940. He was a retired farmer and a member of United Church of Christ. He served with the US Army in France in World War I. Surviving wife one daughter Jane Mayer Chicago one son Capt John Mayer Ft Meade Maryland one granddaughter four step grandsons two brothers Walter Des Moines and Homer Brighton and one sister Mrs Carl Ruth Klein St Louis Mo. One stepson one sister and one brother preceded him in death.

J. A. Mayer West Madison Street Washington County Hospital Sherman - Eden Funeral Home Oakridge Cemetery Dutch Creek Township Washington County Mr. Mayer This County Anthony L Martha Luers Mayer Evelyn Frederick Tinnes United Church of Christ U.S. Army France Jane Mayer Chicago Capt John Mayer Ft. Meade Walter Des Moines Homer Brighton Carl Ruth) Klein St. Louis

Waco Junior High Football Opens Season With 41 Players

Waco Junior High reported for practice on September 8 with 41 boys under coaches Barnes and Pefferman. Seventeen seventh graders and eighteen eighth graders are listed, including Jim Neufeld and Ed Anderson, with Merle Miller, Bud Schrader, and Tim Lease as managers. The squad will compete in a six game schedule.

Waco Jr. High Barnes Pefferman Jim Neufeld Dana Neff Tom Garrett Milan Roth Marvin Stauffer Bruce Eichelberger Lewis McVey Russell Rebling Scott Davis Ralph Sandeen Tom Achen Gary Messer John Martens Dave Hult Eric Graber Dave Hinkle Kevin Fort Mark Rine Tom Miller Randy de Yarman Leland Saforek Barry Leichty Doran Conrad Ed Anderson Alan Neufeld Wendell Davison Steve Davis Tom Arbogast Mike Kaufman Reg Roth Keith van Engen Dave Jewell Sheldon Miller Jim Stauffer Phil Wagler Dwayne Hultquiest Duane Tolander Steve Boal Tim Lindeen Craig Dare Jerry Wilson Merle Miller Bud Schrader Tim Lease

Toastmasters plan for area contest

Bernard McCarthy was toastmaster at the Wednesday Toastmasters Club meeting after dinner at Captain's Table. David Miksch led table topics. Joe Martin spoke five minutes on Hitch Hiking and Frank Patterson on Programs, Problems and Prices. Plans were made for the area humorous speech contest to be held here Sunday Oct 12.

Bernard McCarthy Toastmasters Club David Miksch Table Topics Joe Martin Frank Patterson

Western Dance at the Country Club Saturday

Country Club invites members and guests to a Western Dance this Saturday from 9 to 12. Dave Warner and his band will provide the music. Attendees may wear western dress and enjoy available food.

Country Club Dave Warner

Just Us Club Hosts Autumn Meeting and Gifts

Fourteen members met with Mrs. John Caldwell on Wednesday afternoon as Mrs. Ralph White opened with a poem. Secret sister Hazel Harding gave a birthday gift. Entertainment came from Mrs. E H Messer and Mrs. Ralph Robertson. Ethel Swift and guest William Mohland aided in serving.

Just Us Club John Caldwell Ralph White Ginger

Dunton Awarded National Education Service Honor

Representative Keith Dunton of Keokuk County receives the Distinguished Legislative Service Award from the Rural Department of the National Education Association. The Oct 8 ceremony at the Hilton Cincinnati recognizes his decade in the House and his work on school finance and higher education. Also noted: his past role as Keokuk County Board of Education president and service on school and appropriations committees.

Keith Dunton Keokuk County General Assembly Rural Department National Education Department Hilton Hotel Cincinnati Ohio Lewis R. Tamblyn National Education Association Dunton House of Representatives 61St

Newell Elected President of Columbus School Board

Lewis Newell was re elected president of the Columbus Community School board at the reorganizational meeting Monday night. Rod ney Slight was elected vice president, replacing Charles Jenkins who retired as a director. The president and vice president will serve one year terms. Keith Abbott Conesville and Martha Moore Columbus Junction were sworn in as new directors. Regular meetings are on the second and fourth Monday evenings at the high school. Chester Hafner Letts was sworn in as a new L M Community School board member in director district No 1. Delno Stineman Columbus Junction RFD No 4 was named president of the board for one year, replacing Raymond Bailey of Letts. Regular meetings are Mondays.

Columbus Junction Lewis Newell Columbus Community School Board Rodney Slight Charles Jenkins Keith Abbott Conesville Martha Moore Chester Hafner Letts L & M Community School Board Hafner Delno Stineman Raymond Bailey

Keota man Larry Sanders injured in Iowa City crash

Larry Sanders, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Sanders of Keota, suffered severe face lacerations in a car-truck collision at the Keokuk Street by-pass intersection in Iowa City. He is in University Hospitals in serious condition after the Tuesday morning crash while on leave from the Navy.

Keota Larry Sanders Boyd Sanders Iowa City Keokuk Street Sanders

Local girl helps win prize for Mercy Hospital paper

At the 30th annual Iowa Society of Radiologic Technologists meeting in Mason City at the Sheraton Motor Inn, Mercy Hospital Iowa City Senior Class X-ray students won first place for best scientific paper. Class members include Marty Marie Washington Bernadette Freund Clinton Karen Harris Greeley Marilyn De France Iowa City Nancy Voightman Marengo Cay Cary Tipton. Paper title RADIATION PROTECTION PAST AND PRESENT.

Iowa Society of Radiologic Technologists Sheraton Motor Inn Mason City Iowa Mercy Hospital Iowa City Marty Marie Washington Bernadette Freund Clinton Karen Harris Greeley Marilyn DeFrance Towa City Nancy Voightman Marengo Cay Cary Tipton

Miriam Jones Named ISU Sophomore at Delta Zeta House

Miriam Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Jones of Washington is a sophomore in the Science and Humanities college at Iowa State University in Ames this year. She resides at the Delta Zeta House at 2138 Sunset Drive in Ames.

Miriam Jones Joe Jones Washington Science Iowa State University Ames Delta Zeta House Sunset Drive

Two candidates file for Washington mayor and council seats

Maynard L. Brown runs independent and Ver non E. Witting on Citizens ticket have filed for mayor. Irv Whitham, Citizens candidate, filed for councilman at large. Harold Stephens circulates papers but has not filed, also Citizens.

Washington Maynard L. Brown Vernon E. Witting Citizens Party Irv Whitham Citizens Harold Stephens

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