Best Coffee Day in County Raises Funds for Children
The county reports a record Coffee Day total of 462.14 as restaur ant operators of Iowa coordinated the benefit for mentally retarded children. Co-chairs John Winga Jr and Charles Capper thanked participating eateries including Ainsworth Cafe Shamrock Inn Well Come Inn and many others for a successful event.
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Iowa
John Winga Jr
Charles Capper
Winga
Ainsworth
Four Corners
Shamrock Inn
Brighton
Lake Darling
Rich & Ciara
Roy and Alice’s
Crawfordsville
Kalona
Chicken House
Kalonial Town House
Sale Barn
Riverside B & W
Stewart's
Wellman — Cappter’s
West Chester
Cliff & Winnie
Reif's
Dairy Sweet
Washington
Blue Note
Captain’s Table
Diamond Inn
Glover’s
McCleery-Cumming
Pioneer Rexall Drug Store
Snack Shack
State Cafe
Tony's
Washington Cafe
Winga’s
Reception planned for Schmidhauser on April 7
A reception to honor First District Congressman John R. Schmidhauser will be held at the W.O. Aydelotte home, 330 S. Summit Street in Iowa City, on April 7 from 6 to 9 p m. Special guest will be Honorable George Miller of California, chairman of the House Committee on Science and Astronautics. Tickets available by calling Mrs. Harry Levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Schmidhauser
W.O. Aydelotte
S. Summit Street
Iowa City
George Miller
California
House Committee On Science and Astronautics
Harry Levy
Holy Week at St James Church and Powells return to country club
St James Catholic Church will observe Holy Week with Mass at 8 30 a m on Thursday the Mass of the Institute of the Eucharist at 8 p m followed by the Procession Adoration until midnight Good Friday services at 3 p m Communion distributed Solemn Holy Saturday Vigil at 7 30 p m blessing the Easter Candle and Baptismal Water Baptism during the service Mass of the Resurrection to follow Easter Sunday Masses at 6 30 8 30 and 10 30 Powells return to Washington Golf and Country Club for the season Claude Powell of Lee's Summit Mo recently graduated from the PGA Business School in San Antonio and attended the USGCSA in Kansas City Announcement notes no Easter dinner this year due to early Easter opening social season Saturday April 26 with the Spring Frolic Dance No Ladies Day until May
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Catholic Church
Cyclones win 4-H youth basketball tourney title
The Crooked Creek Cyclones 4-H Club topped Riverside Rambler 49 29 to capture the younger members tournament. Alvin Jones led the champions, Elmer Schneider coached the runnerup, and Denny Marek handed the trophy after games at Riverside and West Chester schools. The 76 Progressives won the consolation 69 16 with Jackson Boys finishing fourth. earlier matchups included Ainsworth Beavers, Dutch Creek Flyers, Cedar Chips, Marion Men, Highlanders and Washington Hustlers.
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Crooked Creek Cyclones
Denny Marek
Riverside
Cyclones
Riverside Rambler
Alvin Jones
Crawfordsville
Elmer Schneider
76’’ Progressives
Jackson Boys
Ainsworth Beavers
Dutch Creek Flyers
Progressives
Cedar Chips
Riverside Ramblers
Marion
J C Penney reports record 1965 sales and earnings
J C Penney announces fiscal 1965 results with net earnings of 78.9 million dollars and earnings per share of 3.16 on 24.95 million shares, up from 1964. Sales rose 10.1 percent to 2.289 billion dollars, the 11th straight year of record volume, driven by 32 new stores and relocation of 24 units. The report includes a non recurring gain from selling headquarters and notes ongoing real estate and store planning progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J.C. Penney's
Ckrmn
William M. Batten
Pres
Ray H. Jordan
Penney
Local news notes on visits and a death announcement
Mr and Mrs William Berger returned Friday from five months in McAllen Texas. Mary Kauffman visits in Passaic New Jersey. Carroll Baker dies in El Cajon California. funeral Wednesday. Longwell family visits Wayland Illinois. Twelve cast members of My Fair Lady travel to Ottumwa for dance instruction for a later production.
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William Berger
McAllen
Texas
Carroll Baker
el Cajon
Calif
Baker
Lois Wilkin Baker
Robert E. Thomas
Charles Longwell
Evanston, Ill
Laura Longwell
Joe Lang
Frank Longwell
Harold Kauffman
Wayland
Ottumwa
Soldier Munson completes combat engineer course
Army Pvt. Lloyd M. Munson of Route 3 Washington Iowa finished a seven week combat engineer course at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri April 1 He learned road railroad and bridge construction and repair and received demolition and mine warfare training The 20 year old worker for Advance Ross Electronics in Washington before enlisting in November 1965 graduated from Washington High School in 1963 and attended the State College of Iowa Cedar Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leonard
Army
Lloyd M. Munson
Orpha L. Munson
Washington
Iowa
Fort Leonard Wood
Munson
Advance Ross Electronics
Washington High School
State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls
Jaycees Elect VPs at Area Meeting in West Point
Washington Junior Chamber members attended the Region Five gathering in West Point over the weekend. Three vice presidents were elected to represent the area at the state level. Attendees from Washington included state vice president Mrs. Dale Batterson and several couples plus Ed Bean.
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Washington
State
Dale Batterson
Loren Renoux
Jack Moore
Howard Wilshire
Robert Zager
Ed Bean
Two cars damaged in Sunday intersection crash
Police report a Sunday morning collision at E Second and N Tenth when Don R Norman of Washington failed to see Lora M Mathis of Washington approaching. Damage to Normans car was about 200 dollars and Mathis 185 dollars. No charges filed.
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E. Second
N. Tenth
Don R. Norman
Washington
Lora M. Mathis
Norman
Mrs. Hattie Talley Claimed at Brighton
Mrs. Hattie Talley 79 died Saturday in Brighton at the home of her step son Clarence Smith. She lived in Des Moines most of life, moved to Brighton last October. Born July 6 1886, she married Gilbert Smith in 1918, then Ralph Talley in 1962. Funeral Tuesday 10 a.m. Gould Funeral Home, grave side 3 p.m. Glendale Cemetery Des Moines. Surviving include one brother and three step sons including Clarence Smith. She attended Christian Church.
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Brighton
Hattie Talley
Clarence Smith
Gould
Richard Hartman
Glendale Cemetery
Des Moines
Talley
Sam Kelch
Gilbert Smith
Ralph Talley
Christian Church
Funeral Tuesday for Mr Koehler in Ainsworth
Funeral services for George Theodore Koehler 45 will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church with Rev. Dale Brehmer presiding. He died April 2 1966 at his home on route one Crawfordsville. A memorial fund is set for the Cancer Society. He was born April 19 1920 in Ainsworth, married Virginia Chalupa in 1941, was a farmer and church trustee, served in World War II earning four bronze stars and four campaigns. Surviving are his wife a son Michael a daughter Rose Mary his parents and four brothers. Burial will be Elm Grove Cemetery.
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George Theodore Koehler
Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church
Dale Brehmer
Koehler
Route One
Crawfordsville
The
Cancer Society
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Mr. Koehler
George E
Mary A. McCartney Koehler
Ainsworth
Virginia Chalupa
Carl
Whittier, Calif
Walter
Marshall
Robert
Washington
Elm Grove Cemetery
Mrs Helen Mangold Dies in Marshalltown
Mrs Helen Mangold dies in Marshalltown at 7 a m Survivors include son Leo Mangold daughter Mrs Don McClure of Washington and other children Francis Mangold of Sioux City and Sister Mary Janet of Marshalltown
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Helen Mangold
Marshalltown
Leo Mangold
Don McClure
Washington
Francis Mangold
Sioux City
Mary Janet
Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted in Washington Area
On the record hospital list shows admissions Saturday for Virgil Smith of Washington and two yesterday admissions for Mrs Don Norman and Mrs William Martin, both of Washington and Keota resident Mrs LaVerne Sieren and daughter. Dismissals yesterday include Alvin Shebeck and Washington residents Mrs Johanna MacLachlan and others. Today adds Mrs Edward Bean and daughter of Washington and Tommy Skubal of Ainsworth.
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Virgil Smith
Washington
Don Norman
William Martin
Wapello
Alvin Shebeck
Johanna MacLachlan
LaVerne Sieren
Keota
Edward Bean
Tommy Skubal
Ainsworth
Veneered furniture valued for strength and beauty
Manfred Steinfeld of Shelby Williams argues veneered tables outshine solid wood, noting five-ply construction with crisscrossed grain reduces warping and cracking. He traces veneer origins to 3500 years ago, cites fine examples by Boulle and Chippendale, and says the face veneer offers superior figure and color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Manfred Steinfeld
Steinfeld
Shelby Williams Industries, Inc
Duo-Bed Corp
American of Chicago
Boulle
Chippendale
Heppiewhite
Sheraton
Mary Kay Kespohl Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Mary Kay Kespohl marked her sixth birthday on Saturday April two with a home party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kespohl. Seven school friends joined in games and cake and ice cream in the afternoon. Her sister Susie helped with the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kay Kespohl
Dick Kespohl
Susie
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Schmidhauser
Saint James
Powells
Claude R. Powell
Lee’s Summit, Mo
Washington Golf and Country Club
Powell
Professional Golfers Association Business School
San Antonio
United States Golf Course Superintendents School
Kansas City
Fern Pastry Shop
Donut Holes
Will
Freezer
West Side Square
County 4-H Council
Denny
Highlanders
Washington Hustlers
J. C. Penney
Mary Kauffman
Wilmer Kauffmans
Ginny Smith
Passaic
N.J
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Jaycees
W. Point
Wolf's Flower Shop
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
RADIO
Voice of America
USS. Information Agency
J.S
Helen)Mangold
Nicola
Harmon
Fuhr & Cochran
Jack & Jill Shoppers
Our
Jes Pkg
Happy Chef
Bisquick
Rath Blackhawk
Link Sausage
Kennebecs
Ohios
Norlands
Pontiacs
Jack and
Jill
Yoca
Fuhr
Cochran
Jacks Jill
Food Center
Dale Fuhr
Joe Cochran
Cloyce C. Zieglowsky
Dial
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