Wyse Family Century Farm Heads Toward 100-Year Mark
A 53 acre Wayland land parcel in the northeast corner marks a century of Wyse family ownership. John Wyse purchased it in 1864 for 800 dollars, with the current owners Mr and Mrs Clair Boshart and their son Roy Boshart farming as a turkey operation. The 1864 deed was handled by Warren’s attorney Jackson Allen and witnessed by Justice W A Frank. The land remained in the Wyse line through 1883 and 1925, with the farm house still on site. The Bosharts acquired the property in 1939 and have owned it since, as April 12 1964 marks the centennial of the original purchase.
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Supreme Court allows nonjury trial for Barnett and Johnson case
The Supreme Court rules the criminal contempt case against former Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett and Governor Paul Johnson Jr. may proceed without a jury. The charges arise from 1962 actions during James Merediths attempt to enroll at the University of Mississippi and related campus unrest.
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Five die in Iowa highway crashes over weekend
Five people died in separate weekend crashes across Iowa. Richard Glass, 20, of Des Moines area, and John Losh, 49, of Keokuk, perished in two single vehicle wrecks. Larry McLain, 25, of Van Meter, Shirley Ann Walker, 25, of Sioux City, and James Sloth, 47, of Pella, died in crashes near Oskaloosa, Keokuk, Des Moines, and Sioux City.
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New Gym Program For Girls At Local YW
The YWCA offers a gym program for third through sixth grade girls with tumbling tram polone volleyball basketball and relays led by Donna Lant Washington High School PE teacher. Classes run at the Y gym from 4 00 to 4 45 for grades 3 and 4 and 4 45 to 5 30 for grades 5 and 6 starting Friday April 10 with equipment needs shoes shorts a lightweight blouse and towel and a course fee of 150 dollars.
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Junction home damaged by midnight fire
A Junction fire damaged the home of Dennis and Mrs. Murry around midnight Friday. The house, owned by the estate of the late Edna Brown, was not destroyed but uninhabitable. Firemen fought high winds and water and smoke damage all night as the family and their two young children found shelter with relatives north of town.
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MacArthur Dies Quietly in New York
General Douglas MacArthur, famed World War II and Korean War commander, died in New York after a monthlong battle with kidney and liver failure. His body lay in state at a funeral chapel, with a five star flag and a five member honor guard. President Johnson ordered flags lowered for a week of mourning and planned wreaths and a public viewing before burial in Norfolk, Virginia.
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13 Year Old Ron Green Wins Iowa Duck Calling Title
Ronald Green, a 13 year old from Washington, won the Iowa duck calling championship after outscoring 12 rivals. He will represent at the world contest in Stuttgart Arkansas next December. He placed third in the state contest last year and hunts with his father each weekend.
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Washington High students win state Class AA music contest
Washington High School music students earned seven division I and 17 division II ratings at the state Class AA soloists and small ensembles contest in Mt. Pleasant. Instrumental entries included Joe Kerr and groups led by Alan Bergstrom and Ron Halverson, with many named soloists and ensembles among winds and brass. Vocal entries yielded 10 division I ratings for performers such as Shirley Goemaat Janet Osincup Starr Gallagher Amy Blosser and Sandy Hayes, plus treble and bass finalists led by Doug Booth and Dick Holden.
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Weekend demonstrations flare as Harlan plant strike persists
In Harlan Iowa striking Local 52 members of the National Brotherhood of Packing House Workers picketed the Western Iowa Park Co plant over stalled contract talks. Two men were arrested on Saturday amid incidents at the gate. A court injunction blocked strikers from blocking entrances as negotiations resume with a scheduled session later in the week.
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Rites at Riverside for Miss Mary Laney
Miss Mary Laney 4 died Saturday at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Lifelong Washington County resident. Funeral Tuesday 9 am at St Marys Church Riverside with Rev Boeckmann. Rosary 8 pm tonight at Sorden and Adams Riverside. Born April 18 1879 daughter of August and Mary Laney. Member of St Marys Catholic Church. Survived by ten nieces and nephews.
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Drake Library to Expand After $1 250 000 Gift
Drake University's library will be enlarged after the Gardner Cowles Foundation pledged 1 250 000 dollars. President Henry Harmon announced the gift on Saturday, strengthening campus resources for research and study.
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Weather Outlook for Iowa Tonight and Tuesday
Cloudy conditions with occasional snow in the northwest and showers in the southwest tonight. South and east regions expect occasional rain Tuesday mixing with snow in the northeast. Temperatures fall to the 20s in the extreme northwest to the 30s in the southeast tonight, highs Tuesday in the 30s northwest to 40s southeast. Wednesday looks partly cloudy and colder.
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