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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1964

Page

5

Three state buildings condemned by fire marshals

Des Moines brief reports fire marshal Wilbur Jon Sa condemning three state buildings as unsafe due to age and construction. The Amos Hiatt building, the vocational rehabilitation section, and the state archives building are slated for vacating or replacement amid cost concerns and alleged life hazards.

DES Moines IDPA Wilbur Jon- Sa Rex McMahill Buildigs and Grounds Johnson Amos Hiatt State Archives Iowa Commerce Commission Vocational Rehabilitation

Water Works Short Course at SUI

The 1964 Water Works Short Course and Training Course was held at the Iowa Center for Continuation Study, State University of Iowa, Iowa City, April 13 to 15, sponsored by the Iowa Department of Health and the Iowa Section of the American Water Works Association. 108 water works men attended from across the state as 18 speakers, including national and state commissioners and engineers, discussed water resource protection, treatment advances, and policy actions to meet rising demand. R.B. McAllister and Glenn C. Yoder were among attendees from Washington.

Water Works Iowa State Department of Health Iowa American Water Works Association Iowa Center For State University of Iowa Iowa City Washington R.B. McAllister Glenn C. Yoder

Katie Kinsinger 80th birthday noted in Wellman event

A Wellman dinner at Serve You Well in Kalona honored Miss Katie Kinsinger on her 80th birthday hosted by her niece Miss Evalyn Kinsinger. Attendees included Ira Kinsinger and family. well known local residents attended and preparations funded by community groups. Proceeds from a later fashion show support the Wellman Girl Scouts program.

Wellman Evalyn Kinsinger Katona Katie Kinsinger Ira Kinsinger Pleasant View Kalona Lewis Dept Girl Scouts

Youth bridge officers elected by B Jay Becker

A fragment from a 1940s bridge column notes the election of youth group officers by B Jay Becker. The text then shifts to a 1942 Syracuse national women’s team championship hand led by Mrs Phyllis Gardner of Brooklyn, detailing a diamond and heart sequence and a winning trick with a 5 4 3 2 hand.

Contract Bridge B. Jay Becker Syracuse Phyllis Gardner Brooklyn West Gardiner East South Gardner King

Women’s bridge teams duel in state championship match

The article describes Mrs Gardner and Mrs Solomon in a women’s team championship, detailing heart and diamond plays, a tie on the deal, and the prowess of the players as identical hands produced the same result at another table. It also notes a 1964 YMCA Youth in Government Model Legislature in Des Moines with delegates from across Iowa.

Sears Fifth and Walnut Des Moines Atty Evan Hultman GOP East West Gardner State House YMCA Iowa Harold E. Hughes

Highway painting starts this week in Ames

The Iowa State Highway Commission begins spring road marking with six crews painting about nine thousand miles of primary highways and extensions at ten mph. Crews will apply center lines and no passing lines then edge lines, urging motorists to heed flagmen and avoid crossing wet lines marked by red wooden blocks. Completion target is July 1 with 89 645 gallons white paint 83 585 gallons yellow paint and 705 950 pounds of glass beads.

Ames Iowa Iowa State Highway Commission

76 club meets for breakfast in Keota

Mrs. Boyd Sanders reports the 76 Center Community club held a 9 30 breakfast in Keota with six guests. Officers Margaret Bower Mary Roberts and Ethel Winegarden were reelected. May breakfast planned at the 76 Center building with hostesses Clara Flading Ethal Stoutner and Theresa Conrad. Members shared cookies and recipes after the meeting and roll call featured a favorite Mothers Day poem.

Boyd Sanders Keota Myra Flynn 76 Center Community Club Kathryn Romine Frances Greiner Dorthy Dickenson Karen Dickenson Tracy Erma Boyer Maquoketa LuAnn Palmer Margaret Bower Mary Roberts Ethel Winegarden 76 Center Clara Flading Ethal Stoutner Theresa Conrad

Mixed bowling results from Bowl-a-deres league week

Friday results show Splitters 2, Hawks 1, Niners 2, Busters 1, Sleepers 3, Hits and Mrs 0, Aces 2, Combers 1. High scores include team Sleepers 2004 and Sleepers 71 Splitters 686 in team game. Individual top series Cloyce Zieglowsky 562 and Maxine Zieglowsky 599 with individual game Cloyce 24 and Maxine Zieglowsky.

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