Local Hospital Patients Seek News From Friends
John Schenk is a patient in Veterans Hospital Iowa City fifth floor west and will likely stay about three weeks. Max Bain is a patient in Mercy Hospital Iowa City room 212 second floor and would appreciate hearing from friends. he is receiving traction treatments. Mrs Loren Moore is a patient at Mercy Hospital Iowa City room 343.
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John Schenk
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Max Bain
Mercy Hospital
Loren Moore
Baptist Choir to Present Cantata on Palm Sunday
The First Baptist Church choir will perform the cantata Jesus Speaks from the Cross by Byron M Carmony on Palm Sunday at 10 45. Rev Richard Peterson will read scripture. Mrs Charles McConnell plays organ and Mrs Foster Bagge directs the choir.
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First Baptist Church
Jesus
Byron M. Carmony
Richard Peterson
Charles McConnell
Foster Bagge
Weekend Auction Schedule Distinct Iowa Listings
A compilation of sale dates and times across multiple Iowa venues. Auctions include Hampshire Sale at Ainsworth on April 2 starting 7 p.m., antiques and household goods at Washington County Fair grounds on April 12 starting 6:30 p.m., real estate at 602 North Marion Ave on April 13 starting 6 p.m., garage equipment and cars at 115 South 2nd Ave in Washington on April 16 at 10 a.m., and consignment at Eddie Edwards property in Brighton on April 23 starting 1 p.m. Sales recur weekly at Wa pello Livestock Auction on Highway 61, Smylie's Livestock Market in Columbus Junction, Ollie Livestock Exchange on Tuesdays, and other livestock markets on specified days.
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Stewart
Pontiac - Buick
Perdock, Inc
Eddie Edwards
Brighton
Wapello Livestock Auction, Inc
Highway 61
Wapello
Iowa
Smylie’s Livestock Market
Columbus Junction
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Kafona Sales Barn
Kafona
Towa
Washington Livestock Sales Co
Wayland
Easter Lily Sale Supports Crippled Scouts and Y Teens
Easter lily sales by Washington Cub Scouts and Y-Teens plan a April 2 event to raise funds for the Easter Seal fund. Volunteers will sell emblems under Cubmaster Harold Gilmore and Y-Teens president Jenta Chorpening, with other groups participating in area communities.
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Cub Scouts
Washington
Harold Gilmore
Jenta Chorpening
Y-Teens
Wellman Man Attends Home Way Meeting
John A. Yoder of Wellman attended a Dixon Illinois session on construction advances home financing and marketing for Home Way dealers. Yoder, a Prairie Lady homes dealer, was cited by Norman Metcalf president of GBH Way Homes Inc for service to Wellman home owners.
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Wellman
John A. Yoder
Home Way
Dixon
Yoder
Norman Metcalf
GBH Way Homes, Inc
Rotary hears health official on community care programs
Dr. James Spears, head of community health service for the State Health Department, spoke to the Washington Rotary Club about the community health program and Medicare home care options. He later met local seniors and health representatives, with five area doctors and county and regional health staff as guests.
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James Spears
State Health Department
Washington Rotary Club
County Board of Supervisors
Rotary
Dennis Stutrud
Marion Ave United Presbyterian holds ladies night
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian men invite the women of the church as guests for a meeting on Monday April 4. A vocal male quartet will present the program and dinner will be served at 6 30 p m Reservations are handled by Jay Brewer Art Duensing and Otto Walton
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Marion Avenue
Washington driver fined for failure to control vehicle
Marlin Wayne Miller of Washington was fined $25 and costs in Justice of the Peace Court Thursday on a charge filed by Washington police Tuesday accusing him of failing to have his car under control.
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Marlin Wayne Miller
Washington
Justice of the Peace Court
Officers Absent as Washington Press Club Marks Centennial
The Washington Press Club celebrates its 100th anniversary amid chaos as no board directors attend the meeting at the State Cafe. A temporary slate handles business while a humorous origin tale and fines for idle directors are recounted, with plans to improve future events.
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State Cafe
Press Club
Washington Press Club
Lake Bunny
Atheist
Washingon
Bunny Lake
Board of Directors
Helscher Qualifies for Million Dollar Round Table Honors
J. W. Helscher of Washington is named to the Million Dollar Round Table, an elite group of life insurance salesmen. Membership requires at least $1,000,000 in new life insurance sales in the year. About one percent of U S life agents qualify. Helscher works for Ohio National Life Insurance Company.
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J. W. Helscher
Washington
Round Table
Helscher
Ohio National Life Insurance Company
Highland Offers Summer Driver Education Course
The summer driver education classroom phase at Highland begins April 4 at the high school, with classes every Tuesday from 6 30 to 9 30 starting April 5. Transport is provided from Riverside and Ainsworth to the high school and back. Behind the wheel drives run April 5 through July. Students in the district pay 3.00 for the book.
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Highland
Riverside
Ainsworth
Man Arrested After Break-In at Washington Station
Washington authorities hold Cedar Rapids man Terry Lee Shelton on parole violation and other charges after his arrest about 1 a.m. Friday inside Worley's Citgo station on Madison Street. Neighbors reported a man kicking a window and entering the shop. Police found the cash register rifled and about ten dollars on the station floor. formal charges were expected to be filed Friday afternoon.
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Washington
Cedar Rapids
Terry Lee Shelton
Shelton
Worley
Citgo
W. Madison
Iowa coach Ted Lawrence keynote at Washington banquet
University of Iowa football staff member Ted Lawrence spoke at the annual athletic banquet in Washington hosted by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. He reflected on his Cedar Rapids Jefferson high school success and urged community support for school athletic programs. Yale Jarvis presided with Jaycees aides John Winga Jr. and Richard Horak assisting. Phil Schooley, a University quarterback candidate, attended along with local coaches, administrators, and varsity athletes as guests.
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Ted Lawrence
University of Iowa
Washington
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Jefferson
Cedar Rapids
Phil Schooley
Yale Jarvis
John Winga Jr
Richard Horak
The
Jaycees
Investors Mutual to pay quarter dividend
Investors Mutual Inc announces a regular quarterly cash dividend of 11 cents per share, payable March 25 to holders of record March 24, 1966. The 102nd consecutive dividend, funded from interest and dividend income, covers the second quarter of the fund year. Shares total about 247.45 million, up from 222.9 million a year ago, and the payout exceeds $27.2 million to roughly 440,000 customer accounts.
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Investors Mutual, Inc
Harold K. Bradford
Land transfers recorded for multiple couples and parcels
William J Bell to Peter A Bell and wife land in section 16 75 8 Clarence Hershberger to Keola Farm Corporation land in sections 4 77 9 and 9 77 9 Robert Wiley to Ivan Jarvis land in section 33 75 7 Wilford Thomann to Charles J Thomann land in sections 24 77 7 19 77 6 30 77 6 and 30 77 7 Bernard Earl Hopkins to Ross Hodson and wife lot 1 block 21 Mealey's add Brighton Robert E Jones to Frank E Kerker lot 4 block 6 OP Washington Pearl G Gardner trustee to Leo Frederick Pfeifer land in section 2 74 6 Bernard Redlinger and wife to Ivan D Redlinger and wife lots 2 7 3 except east 60 ft thereof in block 4 Wellman and Wellman
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William J. Bell
Peter A. Bell
Clarence Hershberger
Keola Farm Corporation
Robert Wiley
Ivan Jarvis
Wilford Thomann
Charles J. Thomann
Bernard Earl Hopkins
Ross Hodson
Mealey’s
Brighton
Robert E. Jones
Frank E. Kerker
Washington
Pearl G. Gardner
Leo Frederick Pfeifer
Bernard Redlinger
Ivan D. Redlinger
Wellman and
Wellman
Willows Supper Club Skips Sunday Noon Dinner This Week
Dallas Cham Berlin manager of the Willows Supper Club announced the venue will not serve Sunday noon dinner this week but will resume on Easter Sunday and the following Sundays.
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the Willows
Dallas Chamberlin
Willows Supper Club
IB Association to meet April 18
Plans for the annual meeting of the Washington County Tuberculosis Association are complete. The program will be held April 18, per county chairman Mrs. John Owen. Mrs. C. P. Dold reported the county surpassed its Christmas Seal goal with 3810.45 dollars. District rep. Louise Woods and the executive committee outlined a budget for the coming year including a health workshop scholarship for teachers and administrators. Ten county chairmen exceeded their seal sale goals, listing Crawfordsville and Dutch Creek among others.
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Washington County Tuberculosis Association
John Owen
C.P. Dold
Washington County
Louise Woods
Owen
Former Junction resident Mabel Foster dies in Davenport
Mabel Foster, 76, longtime Columbus Junction resident, died in her Davenport home Thursday. Funeral is set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in Trinity Cathedral, Davenport. Hill & Fredericks Mortuary handles arrangements. Foster, born in Columbus Junction to Thornt and Mrs Foster, previously taught in Columbus Junction.
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William S. Noland
Columbus Junction
Davenport
Trinity Cathedral
Hill & Fredericks Mortuary
Mabel Foster
Thornt Foster
Former Cotter Man Robert Hammond Dies at 50
Robert Hammond 50, a former Cotter resident, died Wednesday in the VA hospital at Iowa City. His home was in Rock Island. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. in Fairbanks chapel Muscatine. Born in Cotter he was a son of James and Marguerite Hammond. married Marguerite Kimball in 1948. Surviving are his wife, one brother and his mother.
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Robert Hammond
Cotter
Iowa City
Rock Island
Fairbankschapel
Muscatine
James Hammond
Marguerite Kimball
McNamara says Viet Nam buildup near peak no reservist call needed
Defense Secretary McNamara indicated the Viet Nam troop buildup was over the hump and would not require activating Army reserve units. The Army was producing 30,000 trained men monthly and could send replacements as tours end, with draft calls near current levels.
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Washington
UPI
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
McNamara
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Baptist Choir
Journal
A Ae
Wolf's
Wolf's Flower Shop
Marion Ave
BANK
State Bank
Washington, Iowa
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Evening Journal
Internal Revenue
Character Investigating Committee
C. M. Hayes Insurance Agency
E. Wno. Ooo
Olicetins
Aliber & C
Des Moines
Investors Mutual
Payne
TV West Side
Iyo
IB Association
Crawfordsville
Lillian Maxwell
Robert Henderson
Dutch Creek
Robert Miksch
Kalona
Dave Plank
Highland Township
Joan Venzke
Robert Schneider
Lime Creek
Bernard Berg
Oregon
Fred Pfeiffer
Washington City
Della Humphreys
Washington Township
Lloyd Courtney
Junction
Korea
Mrs. Pearl McFadden
South
Marion
Jims
Jim’s Standard Service
Jim Bennett
City Hall
North Side Square
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