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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1962

Page

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Litter Costs Highway Work and Urges More Bins

County highway foreman Raymond Moyer warns littering is costly and labor intensive with crews picking up trash daily along rural routes. He notes 10 to 15 dollars per mile and up to 100000 dollars yearly, and reports vandalism from Class of 1962 paint on bridges and sign destruction increasing repair costs.

Truck and Highway Commission Highway Commission Raymond Moyer State Highway Commission Moyer

Red Cross Board Receives County Chapter Reports

County Red Cross reports heard at Tuesday board meeting with 17 attendees. Dwight Bode presided. Robert Everetts named local delegate to the Seattle convention. May 15 enrollment deadline for summer swimming at Washington Municipal pool. planning and nursing activities reviewed.

Red Cross Dwight G. Bode Robert Everetts National Resolutions Committee Seattle Donald Smith Washington Municipal Southeast Iowa Association of Chapters Fairfield Bode BE. J. Vosika Winnie Feiter L. A. Holland H.W. Mineart Harold Mangold

Mrs. Naomi Swartzendruber Dies in Wellman at 82

Naomi Swartzendruber 82 died this morning April 25 at her daughter’s home near Wellman. Funeral services: Friday at 2:30 p.m. East Union Church conducted by A. Lloyd Swartzendruber and J. John J. Miller. Burial East Union Cemetery. Born November 29, 1879, daughter of Yost and Marriam Wertz Yoder. Survived by two daughters Lisle Hering and Ernest Yoder, a son Eldon, and a sister Ida Hershberger.

Wellman Naomi Swartzendruber East Union Church A. Lloyd Swartzendruber J. John J. Miller East Union Cemetery Swartzendruber Yost Marriam Wertz Yoder Chris Swartzendruber Lisle Hering Crawfordsville Ernest Yoder Eldon Kalona Ida Hershberger Parnell-Wellman

Invites Y's Men To Mental Health Open House

Dr. R. C. Sloan of the Mental Health Institute in Mt. Pleasant urged Washington Y's Men to attend the open house there next Sunday during National Mental Health Week. The event runs 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. CDT and the public is invited.

R. C. Sloan Mental Health Institute Mt. Pleasant Washington Y Sloan Lake Dai

VA Hospital Honors Volunteer Workers

The Veterans Administration Hospital in Town City held ceremonies honoring volunteers from Washington County. Iowa City VA Hospital Director Dr. J Gordon Spendlove praised the volunteers for their decade of service and support to 39 450 hospitalized veterans. Awardees included 31 volunteers with ten years of continuous service, several 1 000 hour Red Cross and American Legion Auxiliary recipients, and numerous others with 500 300 and under 100 hours.

Veterans Administration Hospital Town City Washington County J. Gordon Spendlove Iowa City Golia Miller Washington American Legion Auxiliary Roland Baumgartner Clyde Brown Red Cross Edgar Porter Harry Chamberlin Claude T. McCoy James B. Walker Veda Latta Beth Brinning J. F. Larson Alma Perry W. F. Henry Ethel Palmer Mary Horning Helen Goodin Decima Frink Aileen Pollock VFW Harry Ramseyer Myrle Steele Claude McCoy Christy Schantz William Tweeten Claude Woods Delmar Yoder Ralph Martin Faye Lowe Harvey Davis Walter Anderson Rodney Arnold Kay Cox Earl Galloway Ann Baum Harold Kerr Roberta Porter Marilyn Darbyshire Donald Batterson Donna Batterson Foster Bagge Eugene Grecian Mena Marsh Charles Livingston William Jensen Maesorrel Eula Mae Coon

TB Association Meets Here Tuesday in Washington County

An executive meeting of the Washington County Tuberculosis Association was held at the home of president Mrs. EB Morri son Jr. at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday. Nine board members attended including Mrs Louise Woods field service consultant. Mrs A W Hincerman reported on the Iowa TB and Health Association annual meeting held April 5 in Des Moines.

Washington County Tuberculosis Association EB. D. Morrison Jr Louise Woods A. W. Hincerman Iowa TB and Health Association Des Moines

U S Opens Nuclear Test Series With Atmospheric Explosive

The United States begins its eighth Pacific test series with the Dominic shot over Christmas Island at 10 45 a m EST. The AEC says the intermediate yield device was air dropped and will last at least two months with about two dozen explosions planned near Christmas Island and Johnston Isle. Fallout is expected to be minimal compared with Soviet tests of 1961 and natural radiation levels. Clarence M Herr of Kinross died at 80 in Washington after four months there with services set for Kinross Christian Church April 27. Burial at English River Cemetery. Powell Funeral Home in Keota in charge. Survivors include two nieces Mrs John Davisson and Mrs Lamonte Fleming and a nephew Carl Herr.

Washington UPS United States Christmas Island Atomic Energy Commission AEC Kennedy ABC U.S Soviet Union Honolulu Johnston Island Clarence M. Herr Kinross John Davisson George Mary Wagamon Herr Coral Green Lamonte Fleming Storm Lake Carl Herr Ollie

Grant Permit For Louisa County Gas Field Cairo Field

The Iowa Commerce Commission granted Natural Gas Storage Co. of Illinois a permit to create a $10 million underground gas storage field in Louisa County Iowa named Cairo Field. The 9004 acre site will include pipelines and cost about $3 million initially, rising to $7 to $10 million at full capacity in 7 to 8 years. Gas will be stored in summer and drawn during peak use with some supply available by winter 1963 64.

DES Moines UPI Iowa Commerce Commission The Natural Gas Storage Co. of Illinois Louisa County Iowa Cairo

Hog Cholera Outbreak Reported Near Kalona

The first hog cholera outbreak in Washington County since the quarantine law took effect near Kalona prompts a 21 day quarantine after the last sick hog disposal. No hogs under 160 pounds allowed under permit except for immediate slaughter with prior packing-plant arrangements under Federal supervision. Vaccination urged for all unvaccinated hogs. surveys show under half of Iowa swine are vaccinated. Washington County farmers are advised to vaccinate, avoid infected herds, ensure replacements are vaccinated, and isolate new stock 10 to 30 days. Tuberculin testing increasingly used for tuberculosis screening in communities, especially among youth.

Washington County Kalona Jim Frier Frier Lowa

Saturn rocket fires on Cape Canaveral test flight

The United States launched a 162 foot Saturn rocket on its second test, delivering 95 tons of ballast water to space and creating a high ice cloud as cameras and radar tracked the ascent. The booster, deployed at 8 01 a m CST, drifted into the Atlantic, with Ranger 4 and Delta rocket plans mentioned alongside Cosmos 3, reflecting a global space race.

Cape Canaveral UPS United States Cape Earth Atlantic Ocean U.S Mars Venus Lunar Canaveral Russia Soviet Union

Demonstration On New Resuscitator Thursday Evening

A demonstration of the resuscitator purchased with the Daryl Pearson Memorial Fund will be held Thursday at 7 30 in the school lunch room. Cleo Orris said a company representative will attend to assist with the demonstration and urged broad attendance.

Ainsworth Daryl Pearson Cleo Orris

U.S. Rejects Pleas to Halt Pacific Nuclear Tests

At Geneva the United States refused Indian and Communist bloc calls to pause a nuclear test moratorium as atmospheric testing approaches. Ambassador Dean warned no unpoliced moratorium. aim remains an effective treaty. Zorin and Tsarapkin maneuver amid subcommittee tactics.

Geneva UPI United States India Pacific Valerian Zorin Britain Arthur Lall Arthur H. Dean

Jaycees Completing Cancer Crusade in Washington

Washington Jaycees press ahead with the 1962 Cancer Crusade contacting business and professional services with all outreach due by May 10. Chair Holger Christensen notes strong local organization and reports $1720.90 deposited to date through Juanita Hering at Washington State Bank.

Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce Washington Holger Christensen J-C Cancer Crusade Jaycees Jim Frier County Cancer Crusade Christensen J-C’s Pete Boshart Dick Paul Howard Timmins Sam Young Bob Bates Jim Peterson Bob Elliott Bill Casey Oren Jarvis Bob Vanderlinden Dwain Tschantz Don Myers Gene Booth Skip Renoux Frier Juanita Hering Washington State Bank

Reservist Leaders Named For Air Reserve Squadron

Lt. Col. Robert E. Thomas of 930 South Third Street Washington is named commander of Flight A 96 1st Air Reserve Squadron. Major Russell R. Newell of Columbus Junction named instructor. Reservists train in radiological biological and chemical warfare basics and survival techniques. All personnel are officers serving on a non pay status and must train one evening weekly for two hours.

Robert E. Thomas South Third Street Washington Russell R. Newell Columbus Junction

Red Containers Warned for Gasoline Use by Iowa Law

Fire Chief Maynard L Brown of Washington cautioned about Iowa law banning gasoline in unlabeled containers. He urged red painted receptacles clearly marked gasoline and warned that gasoline in glass bottles can ignite near sparks. He noted many seek illegal containers for cleaning or lawn mower work and stressed compliance to protect lives and property.

Maynard L. Brown Washington Iowa Brown

Lifeguard Tests At YMCA This Evening

Applicants aged 16 and older with a Red Cross lifeguard certificate may apply for lifeguard positions at the Washington Municipal pool. Written tests start at 7 p.m. at the YMCA, followed by swimming tests.

YMCA Washington Municipal Red Cross

Partly Cloudy Weather Outlook From United Press International

Iowa forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with cooler temperatures on Thursday. Lows in the 50s tonight, highs in the 60s to around 80 on Thursday. Friday outlook remains partly cloudy and warmer with a five day trend showing temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above normal, with below normal rainfall. Normal lows are upper 30s to 40s and highs 65 to 70.

United Press International Iowa

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Ernest Lunow Frank Lukovsky Dale Bruegge Highway 1 Journal AREA VA Hospital TB Association Defense Department Saturn Lau Dean U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Zorin George Macovescu Semyon K. Tsarapkin Tsarapkin Thomas Air Reserve Squadron
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