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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1951

Page

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Local school plays showcase freshman and sophomore productions

The junior class presented Life With Willie directed by Mrs Ralph Woodard with Larry Hartzler James Fisher Patsy Luckey Doris Heck Cletus Novy and Clara Lemley in the cast. Twelve o Clock Murder directed by John Shumate featured Margaret Bell David Cress Dorothy Havel Larry Lukavsky Connie Rath Aletha Wingler Tom Havel and Hubert Rath. Pardon My Ancestors a sea play directed by Harry Colvin was staged at the Washington County festival with Gertrude Kenney Maxine Nicola Juah Mitchell Wayne Horak Clara Lemley Betty Fisher Dave Marner Doris Heek and Virgil Vochoska in the cast.

Riverside High School Connie Rath Aletha Wingler Margaret Bell Willie Ralph Woodard Larry Hartzler James Fisher Patsy Luckey Doris Heck Cletus Novy Clara Lemley John Shumate David Cress Dorothy Havel Larry Lukavsky Tom Havel Hubert Rath Harry Colvin West Chester Washington County Gertrude Kenney Maxine Nicola Juah Mitcheil Wayne Horak Betty Fisher Dave Marner Doris Heek Virgil Vochoska

Searchers try to reach crashed plane in Organ Mountains

Rescue teams climbed Organ mountains to recover six crew and passengers from a C 45 wreck near El Paso. One body identified as James N Giddings of KOAT Albuquerque. Pilot Ralph I Bowman identified among the six believed aboard.

SAS Cruces N. M Organ Mountains Richard J. Wade Sanlia Albuquerque James N. Giddings Naval Reserve KOAT Gidings Sandia el Paso Ralph I. Bowman Wade International Kirtland

Battle Creek to Build 750 Dollar Parking Building as Bomb Shelter

Battle Creek city commissioners propose a $750 parking structure that would also serve as a bomb shelter. The plan aims to provide parking capacity alongside a protective public shelter for residents.

Battle Creek, Mich Battle Creek City

Chinese Communist Troops Halt US Advance in Korea Front

Chinese communist forces entrenched on hills in west central Korea repelled American attacks with mortars and grenades delaying the UN northward push. British commonwealth units and multiple UN divisions pressed north along a 35 to 40 mile front as armored units broke through eight miles inside North Korea. Mrs Ralph Osborne and children visited family in West Point, N Y.

Tokyo Korea United Nations North Korea

Diplomatic youngsters bring apples for school luncheons

In Schenectady near Fonda, students who once delivered apples to teachers learn local schools will buy hundreds of surplus apples through the Production and Marketing Administration for use in school luncheons.

Schenectady N. Y Fonda

Oil Boom Hits Tioga North Dakota With First Well

Amerada Corp of Tulsa announced North Dakota’s first oil well near Tioga after 30 years of wildcatting. The strike yields 14 barrels per hour of 55 gravity oil and about five million feet of daily natural gas with potential growth as Ordovician Rock is reached. The discovery ends decades of fruitless search in lignite deposits.

Tioga N. D North Dakota Amerada Corp Tulsa Okla North Dakotas

Fire damages outbuilding near Milford Cook residence

Washington firemen responded to a roof fire at the Milford Cook home on 520 North Iowa Avenue Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Cook had been burning trash when the blaze started on an outbuilding roof. Fire caused little damage.

Washington Milford Cook North Iowa Avenue Cook

Milton Faces Driving Charge After Route 92 Crash

Sheriff’s officers filed charges of leaving the scene of an accident against Louis A. Milton a Rock Island truck driver. He is accused of failing to stop after his semi trailer hit a car driven by David W Bauer of Keota Route 2 on highway 92 at West Chester causing about 100 dollars in damages.

Louis A. Milton Rock Island Milton David W Bauer Keota West Chester

Wellman Couple Visits Washington on Business

Mr. and Mrs. Toppan Johnson of Wellman were in Washington today on a business visit.

Toppan Johnson of Wellman Washington

Funeral Monday for Henry F Adolphi

Funeral services for Henry F. Adolphi a 48 year old foreman in a Cashmere Washington fruit packing plant will be held Monday at 2 pm at Jones funeral home. He died after a heart attack at the home of his mother in law Mrs Frank Wilson Haskins. He was born October 14 1892 in Pennsylvania and married Oma Wilson June 23 1920 in Roundup Montana. Surviving are his wife a son Robert parents three brothers and a sister with a veteran World War I service and Masonic lodge and Presbyterian church memberships.

Henry F. Adolphi Jones Funeral Home R. Reed Elm Grove Cemetery Haskins Adolph Frank Wilson Cashmere Wash Mr. Adelphi Pennsylvania Round Up, Mont Oma Wilson

Kennedy Elected to FFA Presidency Here

Bob Kennedy named FFA president for next year at Washington high school during the annual parent and son banquet at Tincoln school. Other officers named include Bruce Campbell vice president Donald Anderson secretary Gary Augustine treasurer Duane Martin reporter. Dave Livingston of the Washington Chamber of Commerce gave the main address urging farming as a future occupation and progress in agriculture. The program drew 444 in attendance with Frank Sojka as master of ceremonies and Dick Wiley reciting the FFA creed.

Joh Kennedy Washington High School FFA Parent and Son Tincoln School Bob Future Farmers of America Frank Sojka Bruce Campbell Donald Anderson Gary Augustine Duane Martin Dave Livingston Washington Chamber Commerce Livneston Emph Isi FRA Dick Wiley Bob Kennedy Donald Martin Clarence Booth

All Mason to Attend Henry Adolphi Funeral

All Mason will meet at the temple at 1 30 o clock Monday afternoon to attend the funeral service for Henry Adolphi.

Temple Henry Adolphi

Ernie Kriner Celebrates Fourth Anniversary

Ernie Kriner of Maid Rite Sandwich shop celebrates four years in business this Saturday April 7. His anniversary features a "thank you" offer. He bought the shop from Clint Burke April 1 1947 and took over active management April 7 after a fire last summer. the business has been remodeled with a new front and added facilities focused on customer comfort and enjoyment.

Ernie Kriner Maidrite Kriner Clint Burke

Two New Boy Scout Units Formed Here

Washington district Boy Scout meeting announced formation of two new units in Washington. A Baptist church sponsors a new troop and the Exaak f Walton league backs an Explorer unit. Plan include a jamboree next fall and Scout-O-Rama at Town City May 4 and 5. Dr. Charles W. Heckman named health and safety committee chair. Attending were Harold Hazelett Rev T C Polk Floyd B Sturgis John A Logan Walt Messer and others.

Washington Kalona Paul Ww. Shearer Baptist Church Pete Shearer Charles W. Heckman Health and Safety Committee Robert Rinabarger Harold Hazelett Rev T. C. Polk Floyd Bh, Sturgis John A. Logan Walt Messer Robert Everetts Bill Boshart Mr. Shearer

IRS Office to Open Fridays in Post Office Building

The Internal Revenue office in the post office building will be open each Friday from 7:45 am to 4:30 pm starting Friday April 13. The office will no longer be open on Mondays as in the past.

Internal Revenue Office

The Winner and the Loser Con Contest Dinner

The Winner team topped Journal carrier salesmen after a month long contest in Washington. The winning table featured lace tablecloths and china with a chicken dinner, while the losing team ate beans and bread from paper plates.

Journal Washington Dave Eider Job Davison Ed Morrison

Freshwater Feed Store Chick Giveaway Darts Customers

Freshwaters Feed Store offered free baby chicks this morning. Manager Jim Greenfield said all 900 chicks disappeared in 20 minutes and a long line remained after the rush. A repeat giveaway is planned for next Tuesday morning. Many late arrivals left their boxes for the rerun.

Freshwaters Feed Jim Greenfield Mr. Greenfield

Weather Des Moines Iowa Outlook Rain Across State

Des Moines forecast calls for low clouds and rain over most of the state this afternoon with highs around 42 to 52. Rain eases west tonight and east by Saturday morning, then clearing with fresh NW winds. Temperatures in the 40s and seasonable highs and lows. next rain likely Tuesday or Wednesday.

Des Moines

Jack Zook Dies In Camp Mishap

Jack Frederick Earl Zook age 21 died Thursday in an accident at Phenix Alabama while serving as a paratrooper instructor at Ft Benning Ga. The war department telegram to his parents offered few details. He was a 1948 graduate of the local high school and had played football basketball and track. He served at Ft Knox Ft Bragg and Ft Benning with the 82nd Airborne Division. Survivors include his parents a sister Wilma a step sister Mrs Robert Faulkner and a step brother Martin Dreckmier.

Jack Frederick Earl Zook Pheni Alabama War Department Leslie Zook Jack Ft. Benning Jack Was Washington Leslie and Dora Cook Cook Army Ft. Knox Ft. Bragg N. C 82Nd Airborne Division Wilma Waterloo Robert Faulkner Manhattan Beach Calif Martin Dreckmier Mt. Sterling Iowa

Red Cross Life-Saving Course Graduates Named

Dr. Karl E. Frederick announces that five individuals have completed the senior life-saving course and will receive Red Cross certificates soon. Mrs. John Lemmon, Jean Wright, Patricia Berry, Dennis Simpson, all of Washington, and Guy of Brighton are listed as graduates.

Karl E. Frederick Red Cross John Lemmon Jean Wright Patricia Berry Dennis Simpson Washington Guy Brighton

Temporary Officers Elected For Washington County Fair Project

Temporary officers were elected at a Thursday meeting at the Farm Bureau building as plans moved toward a permanent Washington County junior fair site. Dave Livingston was named president with Wayne Limerman as vice president Kenton Mangold secretary and Frank Kos treasurer a county-wide board of directors was formed. Articles of incorporation were approved under a proposed law and four fundraising methods were adopted including $10 annual memberships with a $100000 minimum, donations and a Kiwanis planned public sale.

Washington County Farm Bureau Dave Livingston Wayne Limerman Kenton Mangold Frank Kos The Fair Association Kiwanis Club

Services Unchanged At Local Methodist Church

Dr C R Reed pastor reports morning worship and Sunday school will proceed as usual at the Methodist Church despite ongoing redecorating of the main auditorium. He notes initial work began this week and will continue for three to four weeks, with some misunderstanding clarified.

C. R. Reed Methodist Church Reed

Recreation Council Meeting Set At YMCA

Recreational Council Chairman W. B. Waddell announced a meeting for Monday at 5 o clock in the afternoon. The session will be held at the YMCA.

Recreational Council B. Waddell YMCA

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