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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1962

Page

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Dedication of St. James Catholic Church in Washington

The newly built St. James Church was blessed and dedicated by Bishop Ralph L. Hayes with a Solemn High Mass. Local and visiting clergy attended a 250-person dinner in the school hall after the service. Mayor Cloud Willits and Father Lew spoke, praising the parish and noting over 600,000 dollars spent on church and school construction.

St. James School Journal Bob Elliott St. James Catholic Church Ralph L. Hayes D.D Davenport Washington David L. Neiswanger C. B. Greiner C. D. Manhardt Clarence Kempker St. Mary's Church Keota C. H. Meinberg Iowa City Cloud Willits T. J. Lew St. James Parish St. James James Grubb Father Meinberg Lew Father Grubb Willits Cloid Willits Mr. Willits Father Lew Dane Morgan Burlington Earl Wood and Sons Boyd and Rummelhart Fandel Electric Marshall and Minick Furniture Co

Paper Lilies Sold Saturday for Easter Seal Drive

VFW Junior Auxiliary members will sell miniature paper lilies in Washington on Saturday to raise funds for the Easter Seal Campaign. County chairman Chuck Gibson announced the project to support Camp Sunnyside for crippled children and programs to aid handicapped adults and other Easter Seal services.

VFW Washington Chuck Gibson Camp Sunnyside

Start Search For Rebels in Algeria

French security forces cordon off downtown Oran to conduct a house to house search for OAS commandos believed trapped. Troops moved in at dawn with barbed wire barricades armored cars and machine gun posts. Observation helicopters searched for snipers as armored guards were posted in Algiers.

Algiers Algeria UPI Oran Secret Army Organization OAS Place de la Bastille

Leaders Hold Narrow Bridge Marathon Lead

Mr and Mrs Dave Elder maintained the top score in the U s Men s bridge marathon after the twelfth round with 26 840 points. Second place went to Mr and Mrs Ker mit Jones with 19 830 and third to Mr and Mrs Robert Reed with 17 810. Other top ten totals include Mrs Berdo 15 460 and several pairs with scores ranging from 12 710 to 12 730.

Dave Elder Kermit Jones Robert Reed Es Berdo T. R. Phillips M. L. McCreedy Gilbert Mills Dean Anderson Nate Young Charles Snyder Marion Hall Wendell Eden

Arthur Ruegsegger Dies at Home in Washington

Arthur C Ruegsegger 85 died at 5 45 p m Thursday April 12 at 714 South Fourth Avenue Washington after two years ill Funeral services set for Saturday 2 p m at Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev Lloyd Bauer. burial Wellman Cemetery graveside rites by Odd Fellows Memorial fund for Easter Seal program. Survivors include wife four sons three daughters nineteen grandchildren eight great grandchildren two brothers plus many relatives in Wellman Kalona and North English.

Arthur C. Ruegsegger South Fourth Avenue Washington Sherman. Eden Lloyd Bauer Wellman Cemetery Odd Fellows Lodge Ruegsegger Wellman Christian Elizabeth Feldman Ruegsegger Lovina D. Groff Methodist Church Washington Odd Fellows Lodge Gerald Leo Delmar Orville Chris Swartzendruber Parnell Henry Berger Keith Kirkpatrick North English Carl of Guido Kalona

Mrs. Owen G. Wilson Claimed in Omaha

News of the death reaches here of Mrs. Owen G. Wilson who died Thursday in Omaha where she had lived for many years. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Addison White and formerly resided in Washington. Survivors include one son in Omaha.

Owen G. Wilson Omaha Wilson Addison White Washington

Soil Commissioners Organize for New Term

Richard Huber was welcomed as the newly elected commissioner for the Washington County Soil Conservation District at the regular Thursday meeting in the district office. Gene Stephens was named the new chairman with Elmer Steele as treasurer, while Lawrence Miksch, the retiring chair man, attended the session.

Richard Huber Washington County

Cedar Falls officer admits burglaries under camera trap

Cedar Falls patrolman Richard Stark a 13 year veteran confessed to a string of burglaries at Standard Battery and Electric Co after an infrared camera trap was triggered. Stark pleaded guilty to breaking and entering received a suspended 10 year sentence and parole. He resigned and faced district court after admitting thefts totaling about 156 dollars amid financial trouble.

Cedar Falls Iowa UPI Roger Wood Richard Stark Stark Blair C. Wood State Board of Parole Standard Battery and Electric Co Main St Wood Earl Immer Forest Eastman Waterloo Immer

Cantata Selections At Marion Ave U P Church Palm Sunday

The Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church will feature John Stainer’s The Crucifixion as part of the Palm Sunday morning service. Soloists George Masson Jr. and Robert Bostwick will perform with a large choir trained for the occasion. Dr. Vernon Elgin will preach on One Week to Live: Saturday He Was Absent from the Body.

John Stainer Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church George Masson Jr Robert Bostwick Vernon Elgin Christ

Advance Ross Seeks New Union Election At Iowa Plants

Advance Ross Electronics asks the National Labor Relations Board to designate a date for another union election at its Burlington and Washington Iowa plants. VP D J Triceback cites continued U A W propaganda and says the last vote 150 to 68 should be set aside for a fresh vote to reflect employee wishes.

Advance Ross Electronics Corp National Labor Relations Board Burlington Washington Iowa D. J. Triceback Advance Ross United Auto Workers Union United Auto Workers Triceback Detroit

Convention Time In High School Here

Students at the high school gathered in the auditorium for the annual pre election nominating convention. Four candidates Jerry Stalder Leonard Schantz Rick Latta and John Beranek were officially nominated amid humorous speeches and a parade of balloons and signs. Balloting occurs today with the winner to be announced Monday.

Jerry Stalder Leonard Schantz Rick Latta John Beranek

Local High School Receives North Central Accreditation Return

Principal E Kelly Schlapkohl of Washington Community High School announced renewed accreditation from the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Dr J A McAdam, chairman of the state committee, confirmed the approval after annual reviews of submitted reports.

E. Kelly Schlapkohl Washington Community High School North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools North Central Association J. A. McAdam Association

Inland Shuns Steel Price Increase Echoes in White House

Defense Secretary McNamara ordered military steel purchases shifted to firms not raising prices amid the U S Steel $6 per ton hike. Inland Steel announced it would not follow the price rise pattern, with other producers like Armco Kaiser Great Lakes and Colorado Fuel & Iron still weighing moves. Kennedy called Inland’s decision very good as Congress considers arms spending and antitrust inquiries loom over potential civil actions.

Robert S. McNamara McNamara Kennedy Inland Steel Co US. Steel Corp Armco Kaiser Great Lakes Colorado Fuel & Iron Iran White House House Appropriations Committee U.S. Steel Commerce Luther H. Hodges Kaiser Steel Defense Secretary

Batterson Elected President of Washington Jaycees

Dale Batterson was voted in as president of the Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce at the annual election meeting held after the regular dinner at Captain's Table. Officers serve beginning July 1 with Richard Young as first vice president and Loren Renoux as second vice president.

Dale Batterson Washington Don Lawless Jim Peterson Maynard Goff Jr Jack Nelson Don Alter Mt. Pleasant Larry Shipley Burlington Bernard Kelly Fairfield Jaycees John Picken Fairfield

Cornerstone Laying At Immanuel Church Here Sunday

The cornerstone of the new Immanuel Lutheran Church on East Washington Street will be laid Sunday April 15 after morning worship. The ceremony is set for 11 30 a m at the site with Rev Dennis A Stutrud officiating. The gift comes from Delano Monument Co and local rep Harry Turner.

Immanuel Lutheran Church East Washington Street Immanuel American Lutheran Church Dennis A. Stutrud The Delano Monument Co Harry Turner

Baptist Choir Presents Cantata The Cross of Christ

The Washington Baptist Church choir will perform a Holy Week cantata The Cross of Christ by Stewart Landon on Sunday April 15 at 10 45 am. Soloists Wayne Wagner Judy Crone Linda Crone and Mrs Stanley Wallace will sing special parts. Mrs Foster Bagge conducts and Mrs Charles McConnell is organist.

Washington Baptist Church Stewart Landon Wayne Wagner Judy Crone Linda Crone Stanley Wallace Foster Bagge Charles McConnell

Local FFA Member Earns Iowa Farmer Degree at Convention

Kenneth Wagner, senior at Washington High School, among 200 Iowa FFA members to receive the Iowa Farmer degree at the 34th annual Iowa FFA convention in Waterloo. He serves as FFA chapter secretary and contributes to farm projects while his family near Washington supports farm improvements. Verne Knecht is the local FFA advisor.

Kenneth Wagner Washington High School Farmers of America Waterloo Kenneth John Wagner Washington FFA

Noon Feed and Dance Planned at Washington Y Saturday

Two events are listed for the Washington YMCA on Saturday a noon hamburger and bean feed for all boys with the film Army Infantry Operation and a 60 cent fee. Registrations close at 10 a.m. A junior high dance will follow from 7 30 to 9 30 p.m. with Dean Garrett as emcee.

Washington Ymca Dean Garrett

Weather Iowa predicts warm weekend with showers

Fair and warmer tonight with Saturday partly cloudy and warmer in the south. Lows tonight 30 to 35, highs Saturday from 50 in the north to 60 in the south. Sunday looks cloudy with a chance of showers. Five day outlook shows 3 to 6 degrees below normal with light precipitation, 0.05 to 0.15 inches, mainly Sunday or Monday. Normal highs in the upper 50s north to lower 60s south. Normal lows in the high 30s to around 40. Beginning cool then warming over the weekend, cooler again by midweek.

Iowa

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