Flying Saucer Seen Over Washington Report Sparks Interest
A glowing round object was sighted moving slowly above Washington as Journal photographers captured the only known flying saucer photo. Witness Dillingham Bierwagen of Richland reported the sighting near 9:00 p.m. on Thursday and described a blue white glow with a large circular underside area. The Air Force denies the craft is a new US aircraft.
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Bierwagon
Richland
County Court House
Devel
Funeral Sunday for Junction Resident
Funeral services for Mrs. Alexander Randolph, 2, will be held at 2 p m Sunday in the Stephens funeral home. The Rev. Alfred E. Parsons, pastor of the United Presbyterian church, will officiate. Burial will be in the Columbus City cemetery.
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Stephens
Alfred E. Parsons
United Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
Red Cross reports shipmen ts to Michigan hospitals and ward canvass
Mrs. John Cherry notes bed pan covers and terry cloth washrags sent to Veterans Administration hospital Dearborn Michigan and Percy Jones general hospital Battle Creek Michigan. Volunteers from Fortnightly Appl ied Arts group in Washington and West Chester Merry Mixers helped. Ward I canvass completed March 28 with $305.05 raised. solicitors included Mrs E R Utterback.
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John Cherry
Veterans Administration Hospital
Dearborn
Michigan
Percy Jones General Hospital
Battle Creek
Applied Arts
Washington
Merry Mixer Club
West Chester
Red Cross
First Ward
Nate Young
A.R.C
Winifred Ragan
E. R. Utterback
Brannan Awaits Congress Funds to Support Hog Prices
Secretary Brannan awaited congressional appropriation to restore price supports for hogs, a key Midwest issue that could affect November elections. With funds tight, Brannan proposed no public announcement as senate action on a House bill for about 2 billion proceeds. The Agriculture Department warned of a likely further hog price decline despite anticipated higher hog slaughter in the coming year.
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McPherson Funeral Held in Sigourney
Funeral services for Capt. Paul McPherson son of Mrs. Corda McPherson of Sigourney were held Friday at 2 p.m. at the First Baptist church in Mt. Ayr. Word arrived March 23 of a B 50 crash near Tucson Arizona where he served as radar officer in SAC and he and his wife lived in Tucson. Relatives from Washington Sigourney Hedrick and other towns traveled to Tucson then returned to Sigourney. He was a twin of Mrs. Fishburn. Burial included military and Masonic rites and he is survived by his wife Frances his mother and several brothers and sisters.
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Corda McPherson
Sigourney
First Baptist Church
Mt. Ayr
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Arizona
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Strategic Air Command
Evan Fishburn
Washington
Merle Fry
Jess
Sam MacPherson
Hedrick
Seourney
Fishburn
W. W. Steinmery
Frances
Corda Mepherson
Divisions for Contest Participants at Ft Madison
Melvin Hill reports noon results of solo contests held at Ft Madison this morning. Piano solo winners Carla Benell and Mary Rita McLaughlin tied for first with Martha Whitaker second. Cornet solo first Paul Grossheim, second Don Kuniz. French horn first Vivian Luers, second Marilyn Lee and Marilyn Falk. Flute first Betty Kunik. Clarinet first John Winga, second Nancy Burham. Participants hail from several southeast Iowa high schools. rest of program set for this afternoon.
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Melvin Hill
Ft. Madison
Carla Benell
Mary Rita McLaughlin
Martha Whitaker
Paul Grossheim
Don Kuniz
Vivian Luers
Marilyn Lee
Marilyn Falk
Betty Kunik
John Winga
Nancy Burham
Iowa
Henrietta the Eighth Enjoyed by Local Audience
A large crowd attended the second and final performance of the high school senior class play Henrietta the Eighth. The three act comedy focused on a private secretary versus unruly children and earned applause from the audience. JoAnn Wilson, star of Henrietta, presented two gifts to director Wendell Rider at the curtain.
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JoAnn Wilson
Wendell Rider
New Baptist Pastor Earl C Longfellow Named at Washington
Rev Earl C Longfellow of South Bend Indiana accepted the pastorate of Washington Baptist church succeeding Rev W L Currier who left due to his son's illness His first service is planned for Sunday May 7 Born in Bedford Iowa he is a William Jewell College alumnus and Northern Baptist Theological Seminary graduate He has led churches in Paradise Huron and South Bend and is married with three sons Stephen Earl 6 Roy Allen 4 and Douglas 14 months
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South Bend
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Washington Baptist Church
Longfellow
W. L. Currier
Washington
Rev, Longfellow
Bedford, Iowa
William Jewell College
Liberty
Paradise
Northern Baptist Theological Seminary of Chicago
Huron
South Dakota
Alfred Tenerry
Stewart Memorial Baptist Church
Mr. Longfellow
Stephen Earl
Roy Allen
Oul Douglas
Nate Young Awards Lucky Farmer at State Theatre
Nate Young of the Farmers' Implement company presented the Lucky Farmer award on stage at the State theatre last night. The recipient, Harlan Neuhart of seven miles southwest of Washington, received $40 in merchandise and an enlarged photograph of his farm. The next mystery farm will appear in Monday's Journal.
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Farmers’ Implement Company
State Theatre
Harlan Neuhart
Washington
Union Service at Methodist Church in Columbus Junction
Union services will be held at 7 20 p m Sunday April 2 in the Methodist church. There will be a hymn sing with special numbers by the choir led by Mrs Harry Edwards.
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Columbus Junction
Harry Edwards
Bednasek Trial Heads to Deliberations Monday
Iowa City motion rivets trial as prosecutors argue jealousy and homicidal impulse while the defense contends the coed was killed by accident during a playful choke demonstration. Closing arguments set for Monday before a jury of eight men and four women.
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Bednasek
James P. Gaffney
Gaffney
Stern
Marengo
Iowa
Mondday
Clair Hamilton
Edward Bate
Welcome Newcomers To Washington
Mr and Mrs Gerald Renfro new to Washington were interviewed by City Hostess Mrs Warren Dare They live at 623 South 3rd Street He works as a freighthouse foreman for the Rock Island railroad They have one daughter Sally Jo 2 years old They moved from Allerton Iowa to Washington on March 1 They attend the Baptist church He is an Elk member and she belongs to the VEW auxiliary
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Gerald Renfro
Washington
Warren Dare
Renfros
South 3Rd Street
Rock Island Railroad
Sally Jo
Allerton
Iowa
The
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Renfro
Elks Lodge
VEW
Bacteriologist to Help at State Hospital
Dr. A. A. Mckee of the University of Iowa arrived at the Clarinda state mental hospital to conduct bacteriological studies and isolate the virus blamed for an influenza and pneumonia outbreak. Hospital officials reported 17 inmate deaths since Feb 1 with no deaths since Thursday, and about 40 patients still isolated for influenza grippe or severe cold.
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Clarinda
University of Iowa
Norman Bender
A. A. Mckee
Bender
Stillere
Census Form Urges Farmers to Complete Agriculture Questionnaires
Mrs. C. R. McCutchen Jr. Washington county census crew chief urged farmers to fill agricultural questionnaires before the census enumerator arrives. She said completing the forms will speed the census taking.
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C. R. McCutchen, Jr
Washington County
Local Man Ends 30 Years of Work in the Same Building
Ivan Rehmel retires after a 50 year tenure in the same building with Washington Fruit Market. He began in 1920 at Lemley’s Grocery, then Farmers’ Co Op, later Glen Barkley, and finally Julius Kunik. He is married and has no immediate plans.
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Ivan Rehmel
Washington
Rehmel
Lemley
Farmers’ Co-Op
Glen Barkley
Julius Kunik
VFEW Auxiliary Provides Free Hospital Equipment for Public Use
Mrs. David McGaffey announces the VFEW Auxiliary has purchased and ordered two hospital bed side rails and a pneuophore with nebulizer for free public use. The portable equipment aids treatment for poliomyelitis asthma bronchitis pneumonia heart conditions drowning and premature babies. Availability will be through VFW officers to residents doctors or nurses at no charge, with subscriptions resuming in eight to ten weeks.
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David McGaffey
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign War
Washington County Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies’ Auxiliary
Jaycees Stage 130 Prizes Easter Egg Hunt in Sunset Park
The Junior Chamber of Commerce announces 130 prizes for its second annual Easter Egg hunt in Sunset Park. The event, Saturday at 10 AM, features 5000 eggs hidden by Tri Organization members. Prizes are awarded by egg numbers and eggs look ordinary to children. Age groups ensure fair play across ages. Proceeds from a White Elephant sale funded the event with no further fundraising planned.
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Washington County
Territory
Sunset Park
Tri-T
Washington
Central Park
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber
Plan to Insure Safety of Entire North Atlantic
Atlantic pact defense ministers approved a master plan for collective defense of the North Atlantic area. U S Defense Secretary Louis Johnson led a communique noting integrated defense, coordinated arms production, and funding needs, with six months to finalize strategic estimates and defense against aggression.
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Hague
Netherlands
Uup
U.S
Louis Johnson
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Omar N. Bradley
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North Atlantic Treaty Area
Johnson
Chocolate Shop Marks 30 Years On East Square
The Chocolate Shop, led by Leo Nardy with son Eddie as partner, celebrates its thirtieth year of operation at the east side of the square since opening on April 1, 1920. The business remains under Nardy family management.
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Leo Nardy
Nardy
Mr. Nardy
Eddie
Weather Des Moines IA Partly Cloudy Warm With Showers
Des Moines weather reports partly cloudy skies for today and tonight with slightly warmer conditions in the northwest and extreme west. Highs 40 to 48 and lows 30 to 38, with Sunday warmer and showers likely in the extreme northeast and highs around 45 to 55. Northwest winds 12 to 25 mph shifting to southerly by Sunday.
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Des Moines
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