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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1973

Page

2

Library notes on hours and reading selections

Washington Public Library hours include Monday Web. and Friday 12 30 p m to 9 p m times and Tuesday Thursday Saturday 10 am to 6 pm. A wealth of magazines from American Baby to Yale Review covers many subjects and new books span fiction mystery biography and sciences with many titles and authors listed.

Washington Public Library Yale Review Tghty Skagvale Graceful Hattie The Atlantic Magazine Atlantics Iowa New York Frances M. Daves Arthur A. Cohen Simon Stern Alison Macleod England Brian Moore Johanna Davis William Hoffman

Books and flags mark Constitution Week display at library

Young mothers gain access to The First Twelve Months of Life while a rich children's list covers Away Went the Balloons The Silver Pony and more. Memorial volumes include Pictorial Travel Atlas of Scenic America and Mrs Ben Harrison fund books. A patriotic display features the Constitution draft pledge and Declaration of Independence with a 1791 Bible loaned by the Edsall Brown family.

Princeton Center For Carolyn Haywood Lynd Ward Miriam Young Darrell Anderson Charles M. Schulz Daddy Beth Flanagan Goff Edsall Brown

Porkettes Contest Precedes Washington County Farm Dinner

The Washington County Porkettes host a Make It With Lard contest on September 27 at the Junior High School before the Farm Bureau dinner. Entries must include lard and are judged from 6 to 7 30 p.m. in three categories cookies and bars quick breads and two crust pies. Contestants must use disposable containers and entries will be auctioned at the meeting.

Washington County Farm Bureau

Cinderella 4H Club elects new officers for year

The September Cinderella 4H Club meeting hosted by Sue Dusenbery drew twelve members with seven potential new members and three guests. New officers elected include Linda Peiffer president Carol Radda vice president Sue Dusenbery secretary Judy Reed treasurer Karla Wright historian Bonita Moeller photography Jacque Reed recorder Diane Lillie courtesy Mindi Mangold music Kathy Lillie recreation. Officers begin duties in January after a potluck and a visit to Edgar and Anna Lynn to view their antique-filled home with refinishing tips for 4-H projects.

Sue Dusenbery Linda Peiffer Carol Radda Judy Reed Karla Wright Bonita Moeller Jacque Reed Diane Lillie Mindi Mangold Kathy Lillie Edgar Anna Lynn

Cub Pack 242 Fun Fest At Fairgrounds Roundup

Cub Scout Pack 242 held a fall roundup and fun fest at the Fairgrounds. Boys competed in football throw and tug of war with winners named by age group. Awards included wolf and silver arrows for several scouts and denner bars for leaders.

Fairgrounds Scott Yerington Kenny Armstrong Eric Bucholz Gary Mellinger Jody Bandy Tim Elliott Chris Woods David Greenlee Jeff Tisor Rick Gier Mike Hyde Tom Schiebel Curtis Kracaw Tim Robinson David Soper David France Wolf Mike Hoyle Jerry Schafroth John Hesser Denner Curtis Flory Billy Goodwin

Elbert Elmores Mark 55 Years of Marriage

Elbert and Mrs. Elbert Elmore celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary on Sept 21 with a basket dinner for 48 relatives at the Richland Lions Building. Attendees included Claude Watsons of Des Moines and several Elmore siblings, along with numerous nieces, nephews, and grandchildren from Fairfield, Richland, and nearby towns. An orchid corsage and boutonniere were given by their children.

Elbert Elmore Fairfield Richland Lion's Claude Watsons Des Moines Elmore Fred Simmons Jere Elmore Paul Watson Peggy Jim Warren Richard Simmons Stanley Simmons Phil Sue Eugene Elmore Ruth Elmore Iowa City Larry Lacey Everett Jean Ann East Pleasant Plain Jesse Stout Washington Steve Stout Craig Jason Crawfordsville Roy Rogers Mark Brighton Joe White Brian Lori Daniel Rogers Brent Richland Donald Ledger Joe Mike Randy Becky Sandy Debbie Carol Krewson

Reading Association meets in Coralville

The Iowa City Council of the International Reading Association holds its first meeting on Wednesday October 3 at the Little Theatre Northwest Junior High Coralville Iowa Dr William Eller former Reading Clinic Director UI and now with University of Buffalo represents the association at the international level Dr Doris Roettger Drake University speaks on Reading Today both speakers address parents and teachers interested in reading instruction

Iowa City Council The International Reading Association Little Theatre Northwest Junior High 8Th St Coralville Iowa William Eller University of Iowa University of Buffalo Reading Association Doris Roettger Drake University

Rebekah Lodge Plans Friendship Night and Social Meeting

Mrs Maurice Libe presided at IOOF Hall with 19 members present for a Rebekah Lodge meeting. The group reported visits to 24 housebound members and 21 non members and set Friendship Night for Oct 19 at 7 30 p.m. All Rebekahs and Odd Fellows invited to a social Friday Sept at the hall. Cards follow a cooperative supper. Music Department notes Monday program at United Presbyterian Home with Mrs John Skubal and 13 members plus two guests. New member Mrs Mildred Keesey joins, and district Federated Clubs meeting is set for Oct 4 at Keosauqua.

Rebekahclu Maurice Libe Rebekah Lodge IOOF Eloise Hazen John Skubal United Presbyterian Home Department Don Gardner Ruth Nolin Federated Clubs Keosauqua Dorothy Arnold

Boss Night Tuesday Moves BPW Club Meeting

Business and Professional Women's Club members are reminded of their monthly meeting Tuesday September 25. The club will observe its annual Boss Night and a slide program on environmental concerns arranged by Jane Shepherd. Final plans for a garage sale at 902 South Iowa Avenue Saturday October 6 to replenish the scholarship fund will be announced at the meeting.

Jane Shepherd South Iowa Avenue

Honor Mrs Stoutner for 90th Birthday in Keota

About sixty relatives and friends gathered at the Captain's Table to honor Mrs Clyde Stoutner on her 90th birthday. Attendees traveled from Keota Iowa City Fairfield Kinross Washington South English Wellman and nearby areas. Hosts included Mr and Mrs Dudley Gretter and Mr and Mrs Clyde Stoutner Jr plus Mr and Mrs Boyd Stoutner. Table decorations and cake featured pink and white.

Keota Clyde Stoutner Dudley Gretter Clyde Stoutner Jr Boyd Stoutner Ron Leitsinger Lori Dan Dave Sumner Jeff Stoutner Clinton Cliff Stoutner Downers Grove Ill Tom Gretter A. K Stoutner Iowa City Fairfield Kinross Washington South English Wellman Nancy Stoutner

Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Washington Couples

Marriage licenses issued here include Ronald Gene Wind and Judy Elizabeth Triska of Washington and Kim Adrian Steele and Marsha Lynn Knupp of Washington.

Ronald Gene Wind Judy Elizabeth Triska Washington Kim Adrian Steele Marsha Lynn Knupp

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