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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1964

Page

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Washington seeks federal airport funds for runway upgrade

Washington city remains eligible to receive 66000 in federal funds for a permanent runway. An extension on the deadline was granted after a bond question of 47000 to match funds was delayed by a petition vote. If approved April 23, state aid of 7404 could also be available.

City of Washington Iowa Washington Industrial Corporation

Fire Destroys Milwaukee Railroad Depot Fertilizer Warehouse

Fire at the Milwaukee Railroad freight depot leased for a fertilizer warehouse caused about 20000 dollars in damage at 1 20 p m. A box car loaded with three barrels of gasoline diesel fuel and an oxygen tank for an acute lene welder raised explosion risk. Water supply problems hampered crews as the structure perished. Three grass fires across two hours kept Washington fire units active, the largest burning near the Charles Kennedy farm four miles west of Washington on Highway 92 at 11 20 am.

Milwaukee Railroad Leonard Tindal Milwaukee Tom Tanner Washington Fire Department Charles Kennedy Washington Highway 92

Funeral arrangements for Anna Farmer Taylor in Wayland

Anna Farmer Taylor died Thursday night in Holstein, La. She is a former Wayland resident. Funeral plans are pending at Zehr Funeral Home in Wayland. Surviving are two daughters, Ruth of Holstein and Mrs. Bill Baker of Mt Pleasant, and the late J. A. Taylor was her son.

Wayland Anna Farmer Taylor Zehr Taylor Holstein

Weather Iowa Five Day Forecast With Scattered Showers

Iowa forecast expects increasing winds and warmer tonight with scattered showers or thunderstorms mainly in the southwest. Saturday will be cloudy with more showers or storms and cooler in the east and south. tonight low 30s northeast to 40s-45 southwest. Saturday high 59 to 63. Sunday partly cloudy with near normal temperatures. Five day outlook shows temperatures about 4 to 8 degrees above normal with minor day to day changes. normal highs upper 50s north to lower 60s south.

Iowa

Supreme Court rules Koch case on new trial for fraud claim

The Iowa Supreme Court upheld two lower court counts in Elmer Koch et al v Clarence Goff administrator but reversed jury instructions on a written acknowledgment of indebtedness. The ruling orders a new trial on count one and on the administrator’s counterclaim for items owed by Elmer Koch to the estate, with fraud defenses to be proved if any exist.

Iowa Supreme Court District Court Elmer Lucille Koch Clarence Goff Arthur Clara Koch High Court Harold Fleck Supreme Court Elmer Koch

Skip Renoux Named Jaycee President

The Washington Jaycees elected officers Thursday at the Captain's Table. Skip Renoux was chosen as president with James Richart as first vice president, Don Lawless as second vice president, John Winga Jr as third vice president, Bob Zager as treasurer, and Don Jarrard as secretary. Directors include Dick Anderson Howard DeLange Larry Duncan Carl Jones Bob Long Ronald Goff. Discussion covered duties for the upcoming 125th Anniversary Celebration.

Washington Jaycees Renoux James Richart Don Lawless John Winga Jr Bob Zager Don Jarrard Card of Directors Dick Anderson Howard DeLange Larry Duncan Carl Jones Bob

World Service Carnival at Kington’s YMCA

Family entertainment for all ages centers on the annual World Service Carnival at Kington’s YMCA. Saturday night booths including free throw shooting and dart throwing will entertain youngsters and adults. Tickets are ten cents each, with all proceeds to the YMCA World Service fund. The carnival opens at 6 p.m. and closes at 9 p.m.

Kington’s YMCA Ymca World Service Fund

Stephen Nemmers Wins College Scholarship

Stephen J. Nemmers, a Washington high school student, earned a $100 competitive scholarship to Loras College for 1964-65. He is the son of Dr and Mrs G M Nemmers of Washington. Nemmers was among 50 high school seniors awarded based on ACT or College Board exams.

Stephen J. Nemmers Washington Loras College G. M Nemmers Stephen Loras College Board Ams

New director named at County SCS dinner

Guy Stacy of Brighton elected district soil commissioner at the Washington County Soil Conservation Service biennial dinner in the YMCA community room. Stacy succeeds Gene Stephens, with Elmer Steele of Riverside and Richard Huber of Wellman remaining on the board. Education and service goals include early cancer detection and raising 5510 for research and outreach in Washington County.

American Cancer Society Washington Washington County Court House Wellman Ainsworth Cleo Orris Brighton Lawrence Hunter Crawfordsville Lillian Maxwell Haskins Ethel Booth Kalona Marie Jackson Riverside Mike Miles Cecil Miller West Chester Kenneth Dusenberry Ella Link Cedar Lloyd Enke David Norman Clay Paul Snyder Crawford Walter Rich Dutch Creek Cloyce Crone M. P. Ahmling English River Clifford Small Oran Birkey Roy Kallous Franklin Clyde Dawson Highland Elmer Steel Paul Beard Iowa Jackson Joe Washington County Guy Stacy Washington County Soil Conservation Service YMCA Stacy Gene Stephens Elmer Steele Richard Huber Merritt Canady County Extension Service Paul Boettcher

Everetts Candidacy For Rotary District Governor

Washington Rotary Club will name Robert Everetts as candidate for district governor 1965 1968 at District 600 Conference in Oskaloosa April 11 Rotary committee backed his nomination. A 40 member delegation and wives travel April 12 to present Everetts Washingtons Music Man Rotarian known for community service leadership including 1961 62 club president and 1963 Rotary Service Award winner.

Oskaloosa Rotary International Washington Everetts Rotary Club Rotary Here Rotary Service

Funeral Saturday for Carl Voorhees 69 in Washington Pa

Funeral services for Carl Brownie Voorhees will be held at 1 30 p m Saturday at Jones Funeral Home with the Rev Theodore Schwartz in charge. He died Wednesday evening survivors include his wife a daughter a son two brothers and two sisters Mrs Ruby McMurray and Miss Lena Voorhees of Washington Pa are named lingering details omitted.

Carl (Brownie) Voorhees Jones Funeral Home Theodore Schwartz Voorhees Ruby McMurray Lena Voorhees Washington

Funeral services for Laban C. Johnson Richland

Funeral services for Laban C. Johnson 81 of Richland are set for Saturday April 11 at 2 p.m. at Gould Funeral Home Richland. Burial will follow at Friends Cemetery. Johnson born June 4 1882 in Brighton son of Charles and Delia Dunbar Johnson married Lena Drummond on August 30 1908 farmed south of Richland until retirement in 1999. He was a Spanish American War veteran and survived by one brother Grover of Richland.

Richland Laban C. Johnson Washington County Hospital Gould Friends Cemtery Laban Johnson Brighton Charles and Delia Dunbar Johnson Lena Drummond Grover

Mobs in Moscow harass U S air attaches in incidents

UPI reports two cases in 1960s Soviet cities where mobs surrounded and harassed American Navy and Air Force attaches. In Tulsa on March 17 Lt Col Edgar Smith and Capt Edmund J Zvetina faced a rushed Soviet mock confession and 90 day restriction to Moscow. In Leningrad, Cmdr Stuart Savage and Lt Leonard Bracken were blocked by a Soviet car as about 120 angry citizens gathered, with a militiaman failing to aid them.

Moscow UPI United States Tulsa US. Navy Leningrad Edgar Smith Edmund J. Zvetina Dayton Ohio Tula Air Force Soviet Union Cmdr Stuart Savage Alma Kan Leonard Bracken Philadelphia

Remap bill a problem for candidates in Iowa race

DES MOINES UPI The Nolan reapportionment plan passed by the Republican controlled Iowa Legislature threatens Evan L Hultman in his bid to unseat Gov. Harold E Hughes. Observers say rural driven plan harms Hultman with GOP voters while Hughes can attack the measure as flawed and favoring rural minority power.

Des Moines UPI Evan L. Hultman Harold E Hughes Hultman Sen D.C. Nolan R Lowa Ity Hughes Nolan Senate House General Assembly Iowa GOP Robert Ray Arty

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Washinon Area Journal Dallas Kinney Koch Skip’ Renoux Jaycee Stephen Nemmers Cancer Crusade All. Stephens Don Johnson Keith Shaffer Fairfield Russia Bill Day ASCS Lyle Mitchell James Birney William Simbro Methodist Church John Skubal Rotary Post Carl Voorhees Laban Johnson Harrass U.S
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