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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1963

Page

8

Bowling High Scores and Team Records Report

Falk tops team series with 2625 and 931 game while Pep records 2589 and 948. Roe leads individuals with 398 in series and J Wood posts 584 overall. J Wood also fires a 255 game as Wagenknecht hits 224.

Falk Pep Roe J. Wood Henry Wagenknecht

Women's Bowling results Friday at Swift and Life leagues

Swift swept Hy Vee 3 1 and led team totals 1634 with 372 in games. General Life beat Fareway 4 1 471 with 303, Coast 1467 with 15, Mace 1440 with 12. Advance team series Swift Life 704 704 and Life 665. Individual Tele Crom 570 Ferne Birney 348. Individual game Ferne Birney 124 Teele Crom 206.

Swift General Life Fareway Mace Coast Swift At Life Tele Crom Ferne Birney Teele Crom

Mixed Bowling High Scorers Reported For 1960 Meet

Team series shows R and L with 723 and Un touchables 719. Individual totals list Jake Sojka 883 and Ferne Birney 555, with Sta Schrock 219 and Lou Roe 211 in individual games.

R and L Untouchables Jake Sojka Ferne Birney Sta Schrock Lou Roe

Maryland bowlers claim mixed doubles handicap title at Melody Lanes

Ten years ago Kenny Pearson won the mixed doubles handicap bowling tournament at Melody Lanes over two weekends with a 1156 pin total. Mary Martin and Leon Hillman tied with Dorothy Marston and Jim Stewart for second place at 1137 pins.

Maryland Kenny Pearson Melody Lanes Mary Martin Leon Hillman Dorothy Marston Jim Stewart

Khrushchev Warns on Atomic Threats and Coexistence

Premier Khrushchev reaffirmed Moscow will curb atomic maniacs and seek peaceful coexistence with the West on Lenin’s anniversary. He stressed coexistence applies to ideologies, not to opponents, in a Kremlin ceremony attended by Brezhnev and top leaders. Western observers noted no shift in Moscow China tensions.

Moscow UPI Nikita S. Khrushchev Soviet Union Lenin Khrushchev China Kremlin Leonid Brezhnev

Iowa GOP Hears Chairman Miller

Iowa Republicans boosted their fundraising tonight with an 80 000 balance after a 25 a plate dinner for about 2300 faithful at the Des Moines event. National Chairman Miller criticized the Kennedy administration for news management and Cuba policy while praising GOP unity and fundraising success.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Republican “War Chest GOP George Nagle Iowa City William E. Miller Kennedy Cuba United States Miller New York

Snow and Wind Sweep Across Plains and Rockies

Snow piled up to 18 inches in Wyoming and Colorado while winds up to 85 mph lashed the Midwest and plains. The storm caused injuries, power outages, road closures, and airport disruption from Wyoming to Illinois, with tornadoes, record heat in Texas and Missouri, and scattered snow in California and Nevada.

United Press International Rockies Midwest Plains Angeles Towa Ilinois Ottumwa Galesburg Monmouth Ill Wyoming Colorado Lander Wyo Rocky Chain Lamar Jamestown Ind Illinois Missouri Pawnee Oklahoma City Mercury Springfield Presidio Texay Nev Austin Los Angeles County Palmdale Calif Utah Salt Lake City New Mex Weather Bureau

Church World Service Clothing Drive Here

Washington community churches join a used clothing drive for Church World Service. Clothes gathered at each church, delivered to First Presbyterian Church by April 25. A CWS truck will pick up boxes. churches cover eight cents per pound postage and mark each box with weight origin church and destination. Gloria Henry began as a radio announcer in New Orleans during World War II.

Washington Church World Service First Presbyterian Church Gloria Henry Gloria Henry Ot Penis the Menace New Orleans

Four Die in Iowa Traffic Accidents This Weekend

Four people died in Iowa traffic crashes this weekend raising the 1963 toll to 144. At Duncombe near Fort Dodge a bride Janice Ball 19 and her brother were killed in a crash with a gypsum truck. Bridegroom Donald Ball was critically injured and Betty Rogers and Joseph Rogers Jr. were injured. In a separate crash Cecil Simmons 52 of Columbus Junction died when a car skidded and hit a bridge railing. Clifford Curtis survived with minor injuries.

United Press International Towa Davenport Janice Ball Fort Dodge U.S Duncombe Donald Ball Mercy Hospital Des Moines Betty Rogers Ball Joseph Rogers Jr Riversid Calif Columbus Junction Clifford Curtis Simmons Cutis

Lincoln Service Advertises Government Job Test Prep

Age ranges from 1 to 92 for Civil Service openings in the area over the next year. Ads promise salaries up to 446 dollars monthly, emphasize job security, and state many roles require little or no education. They urge test preparation through Lincoln Service, a private school not government affiliated, with a coupon for free position lists and qualification details.

U.S. Civil Service Lincoln Service Pekin Illinois U.S U. S

Becker Family Reunites for Easter and 45th Anniversary

Peter and Mrs. Becker of Keota hosted Easter family gathering marking their 45th wedding anniversary on April 9. Present were relatives from Elk River Donnellson Ainsworth Ft. Madison West Point Mr Pleasant and Keota. Illness kept Jimmy and Patsy Becker from attending.

Keota Peter Becker Elk River Minn Becker Jimmy Patsy Bernard Becker Larry Garry Janice Joanie Judy Jeanie Jackie Donneilson Dick Feehan Shirley Linda Ainsworth Leo Becker Roger Ronnie Sharon Durell Isan Sandra West Point Adrian Hoenig Ft. Madison Norbert Becker Bobbie Jerry Johnnie Donnie Bonnie Kenneth Timmy Terry Mary Jo Branda Lowell Bender Joyce Merlin Duane Mr! Pleasant Joe Becker Diana Tommy Gerald Becker Patricia Fedler Veronica Vogel

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