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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1967

Page

2

Crawfordsville Names Two for Boys State

Crawfordsville two named for American Legion Boys State at Camp Dodge June 4 to 10. Galen Howsare and Robert Wells, both juniors at WACO High School, will train in state and local government. Alternates are Roger Sommer and Larry Jones.

Schantz - Mitchell American Legion Crawfordsville Galen Howsare Robert Wells American Legion Boys State Camp Dodge Raymond Howsare Waco High School

Local moves and travels of area residents

The Roger Eichelbergers will move Saturday to 501 South Avenue D from 1002 South Avenue B. William Drayfahl is home from Mercy Hospital Iowa City after back surgery. Robert Mayer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mayer, will leave Morocco May 5 for a ten day home leave as a navy hospital corpsman before six weeks at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. Mrs. Richard Paul attended the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs state convention in Des Moines with the vocal trio from Washington comprising Mrs. Herb Osincup, Mrs. Dwain Tschantz, and Mrs. Claire Keating. Mrs. Phil Weldin and Mrs. W. W. Nolin also attended.

Roger Eichelbergers South Avenue D South Avenue B William Drayfahl Mercy Hospital Iowa City Victor Mayer Robert Morocco Navy Camp Lejeune N. C Richard Paul Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs Des Moines Washington Herb Osincup Dwain Tschantz Claire Keating Phil Weldin W. W. Nolin

Baptist Men name officers Thursday

Bob Nicola elected president of the Men’s Brotherhood at First Baptist church. Werner Lowry named vice president, Larry DeLong secretary, Richard Weeks treasurer, Richard Peterson counselor. election held Thursday evening. Guests included state president Darrel Donnelly and state vice president Ray McCormick. Women served pancakes sausage and eggs. Harmony Four Quartet performed with Dwain Hirschy Dale Richenberger Harold Rixie and Dutch Myers.

Bob Nicola Men's Brotherhood First Baptist Church Werner Lowry Larry DeLong Richard Weeks Richard Peterson Darrel Donnelly Ray McCormick Harmony Four Quartet Dwain Hirschy Dale Richenberger Harold Rixie Dutch Myers

Farm Bureau plans open house at new HQ west of town

Washington County Farm Bureau officials invite the public to tour the new headquarters located at highways 92 and 1 northwest of the city. Open house hours are 2 to 4 30 p m Sunday with refreshments. The building houses offices for Farm Bureau, Farm Bureau Insurance, Farm Services, Interstate Livestock Producers and other affiliates.

Washington County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Washington Farm Bureau Insurance Farm Services Interstate Livestock Producers Evening Journal

Memorial Day 500 Opens as Practice Begins in Indianapolis

The Memorial Day 500 festival of speed launches Saturday with practice for the 500 mile race. A 90 car field signals record traffic on the 2 1/2 mile oval. International stars Jimmy Clark, Graham Hill, and Jackie Stewart lead the foreign challenge, while A. J. Foyt, Parnelli Jones, and Mario Andretti head the American lineup for racing’s richest purse.

Indianapolis UPI Scotland Jimmy Clark Britain Graham Hill Jackie Stewart A. J. Foyt Parnelli Jones Mario Andretti United States Auto Club

Warning on transient door-to-door salesmen in Washington

Washington Chamber of Commerce cautions residents about transient salesmen who may use questionable tactics. While most are from reputable firms, complaints of misrepresentation or non delivery are common. Residents should verify product delivery, confirm the company's existence, and prefer local retailers or professionals for purchases.

Washington Washington Chamber of Commerce Chamber Chamber of Commerce

Truce Talks May 23 Amid Buddha Birth Celebration

Vietnam War brief notes a Viet cease-fire set for May 23 linked to Buddha’s birth while Saigon had offered a one day truce. Americans reluctantly agreed to pause bombing in North Vietnam during the interval as weather limited attacks to 48 missions. Marines press Hill 861 area amid stubborn tunnels and defenses, nearing the summit but held back after four days of fighting.

Saigon North Vietnam Hill 861 Dmz Laos

Patriotic Groups Meet Tonight for Memorial Day Plans

Representatives from all local patriotic organizations should attend an 8 o clock meeting in the Legion rooms at city hall. Donnie Myers, commander of the Legion post, calls the gathering to start plans for the annual Memorial Day observance in Washington.

Legion Rooms City Hall Donnie Myers Legion Post Washington

Kiwanis Honor Banquet for Washington Seniors Set

The Kiwanis club plans the annual Honor Banquet on May 9 at 6 30 p m at the Captain s Table to honor 36 Washington High School seniors with B average or better. Badges will be awarded and Dr Theodore Kahn of Iowa Wesleyan University will speak, with John Logan as banquet chair overseeing details.

Kiwanis Club Washington High School Theodore Kahn School of Philosophy Iowa Wesleyan University Pakistan John Logan

Club activities and social events in local groups

Fifteen Fleur de Lis Club members met for a dessert luncheon at Captain's Table hosted by Mrs. Whisler and Mrs. Tuttle with new member Gaylen Jarrard. Miss Sally Smith spoke on decorating trends. Bethel Missionary Society met with devotions and a cloth donation plan for World Service and Muscatine migrants. Pansy Hill Club celebrated birthdays with a dinner hosted by Mrs. Beenblos som. LBC Club gathered at Bartholow home with flowers, poems, and games. Creative Living I met with Fortnightly Club members and guest speaker John Owen discussing tomorrow. May 4 FortNightly Breakfast at Captain's Table announced.

Fleur de Lis Club Lawrence Whisler Truman Tuttle Gaylen Jarrard Sally Smith Extension Home Art Witthoff Frank Wenger Bethel Missionary Society Erwin Wulf Dean Sandburg Wulf Ruth Gideon World Service Muscatine Charles Bartholow Don Wiley Bartholow LBC Club Martin Whittaker D. O. Butler Booster Club Boosters Club Wiley Creative Living Leon Hillman William Westphal Robert Brinning Harold Gamon Carlton Mangold John Owen

Rotarians feature brief life histories by two speakers

Two Rotarians gave brief life histories as the program at the weekly club meeting held Thursday at noon in the Captain's Table. Rev. Stratman and Rev. Milan Thompson spoke, with a reminder of the ladies night program set for May 12 at the YMCA. No regular meeting Thursday due to the Friday event.

Stratman Milan Thompson YMCA Rotary

Golfers breakfast to kick off 1967 season

Men of Washington Golf and Country Club invite golfers to a Sunday breakfast and golf event to start the 1967 season on the local course. Reserv ations are requested immediately at the clubhouse.

Washington Golf and Country Club

Daylight Saving Time Begins Sunday Morning

The Evening Journal notes that Iowa residents and millions of Americans will move clocks forward one hour as Daylight Saving Time starts this Sunday. Clocks should be set ahead before residents retire Saturday night. the change takes effect at 2 a.m. Sunday.

Evening Journal

Record of Vehicle Dealerships and Brands

The list names Edward Walter Greiner Oldsmobile Allen Lee Woods Volkswagen Olin Earl Harris Honda motorcycle William M Mathis Volkswagen Russel or Elizabeth Jones Ford Payne Radio TV & Appliance Ford truck Maplecrest Turkey Farms International Truck Lloyd LeFever Mercury Macc Motor Co Ford.

Edward Walter Greiner Oldsmobile Allen Lee Woods Olin Earl Harris Honda William M Mathis Volkswagon Russel Or Elizabeth Jones Ford Payne Radio Ford Truck Maplecrest Turkey Farms International Lloyd LeFever Mercury Macc Motor Co Ford

Bon voyage party for Mrs McGaffey before England trip

Mrs. Gerald McGaffey was honored at a bon voyage party Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert Clark before her departure for England Saturday. Going away gifts were given and a social time enjoyed. Attendees included Mrs. Roy Moriarty, Mrs. Alfred Imke, Mrs. John Killian, Mrs. Charles Berdo, Mrs. Joan SimpsonAtmore, and Mrs. David Flynn and children. The McGaffeys will visit relatives in England for a month.

Gerald McGaffey Robert Clark England McGaffey Roy Moriarty Alfred Mke John Killian Charles Berdo Joan Simpson - Atmore David Flynn Mrs. McGaffey

Marriage License Issued in Washington County

A marriage license was issued today in the Washington County Clerk of Courts office for Hilbert Chris Daniel of Council Bluffs and Alice Beth Clark of Council Bluffs. The Washington County Auditor reminded residents that May 1 is the deadline for dog licenses and a $1 penalty will be added to each license after May 1.

Washington County Clerk of Courts Hilbert Chris Daniel Council Bluffs Alice Beth Clark

Rainbow Girls Plan May Basket Assembly and Assembly Fees

Rainbow Girls will assemble May baskets at the Masonic Temple at 2 p.m. Saturday April 29 to make gifts for shut ins. Members aiming for Grand Assembly June 25 to 28 in Cedar Rapids should bring their admission fee by the May 1 Rainbow meeting.

Masonic Temple Grand Assembly Cedar Rapids

Admitted Yesterday and Dismissed Today Patients

Admitted yesterday include Mrs Alma Perry of Washington medical and Mrs Marie Seiler of Columbus Junction medical. Also admitted Mrs Clyde Courtney of Washington medical. Dismissed today are Mrs Gary Romoser and her son from Keota, Mrs Charles Leeper of Washington, Mrs Edgar Wise of Brighton, and Miss Lorri Carson of Ainsworth.

Alma Perry Washington Marie Seiler Columbus Junction Clyde Courtney Gary Romoser Keota Charles Leeper Edgar Wise Brighton Lorri Carson Ainsworth

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