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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1965

Page

7

Sweden Sets H Day for Left to Right Traffic Change

Sweden plans a three part transition for the 1967 switch to right hand driving with a nationwide no traffic period on H Day September 3. A 10 hour ban clears roads as police lights signs and road markings are changed. Thousands of volunteers and 2000 military policemen will assist the operation.

Stockholm UPI Hoeger Ford State Commission Commission Sweden Hday

Tammy Branstetter Turns Two In Crawfordsville

Crawfordsville Aug 3 Tammy Branstetter celebrated her second birthday Friday. Guests included Mrs. Carl Aine and children Tammy Todd Kendyl and Mrs. Branstetter. Also noted: Wayman family welcomed a son Thomas Robert at St Luke's Cedar Rapids weighing 7 lbs 14 oz, and Tom Godfry visiting Cedar Rapids with cousin Bob Wells to attend the Washington Fair.

Crawfordsville Tammy Branstetter Carl Aine Tammy Todd Kendyl Branstetter Floyd Fisher Daryl Owens Mike Lynnette Illinois Stronghurst Keokuk New Boston Robert Wayman St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids Waymans Wayman Hattie Dye Atkins Thomas Robert Tom Godfry Bob Wells Charles Wells Washington

Vacation period at Bethel church

Bethel church will suspend Sunday services on August 22 while Rev. Mil an Thompson takes a two Sunday vacation starting August 15. Sunday School will meet on the 15th, then no services on the 22nd to allow members to visit other churches.

Bethel Milan Thompson Mike Marty Pender Monroe Iowa Jr. Knottnerns Marty Donald Brown Beverly Crandall Joe Kauffman Judy Thompson

Eisenhower to Attend Hoover Birthday Observance

Former President Dwight Eisenhower will attend the Herbert Hoover birthday event in West Branch. Arrangements for Tuesday August 10 are underway with a 2 p.m. program at the Hoover Library and a stamp sale beginning at 8:30 a.m. at the post office for first day cancellations. The town, with under 1,100 residents, will host activities throughout the day.

West Branch Dwight Eisenhower Herbert Hoover Post

Lewis Yoder on Colorado vacation

Local notes from Kalona detail multiple summer trips and visits. Lewis D. Yoder sails to Manitou Springs while families from Kalona join excursions to Minnesota and New York. Hospitals in Iowa City report an emergency appendectomy for Harley Coblentz. Events focus on Hoover library dedication with dignitaries, stamps, and commemorative activities drawing thousands.

Kalona Lewis D. Yoder Manitou Springs Colorado Joe Allen Bena Minn Harley Coblentz Near Kalona Mercy Harry F. Fry Claude Lee Seattle Washington Mae Stillwell Philip Foraker Iowa City Katona Paul Baumert Swartzendruber Elizabeth Stumpf Fifth Street Jean Figgins Connie Ehrenfelt Minneapolis Ruby Mary Bontrager Ruth Fisher Marie Jackson New York New England Susan Kinsinger Steve Doug Knepp Jacob Zinn Eric Shaver United Christian and Baptist Church Forest Lake Ottumwa Julie Hartzler University Hospitals

Car crashes into Iowa farm home injures driver

In Hampton, Iowa, a car driven by Margaret Mildrath, 40, left U.S. 65 and crashed into the southwest corner of the Recepka family's living room at midnight. Mildrath was treated and released, while the Recepka family escaped injury. The car was demolished and house damage was not yet estimated.

Hampton Iowa UPI Lyle Recepka Here Franklin County Sheriff’s Margaret Mildrath U.S. 65 Recepka Mildrath

Country Breakfast Coffee Raisin Biscuits Recipe

This feature extols a hearty country breakfast starting with coffee and fresh berries. It provides a full biscuit recipe with coffee in the dough, vanilla notes, and a vanilla cream finishing brush. Ingredients include biscuit mix, instant coffee, raisins, spices, egg, milk, and cream.

Reseal or redeem corn loans amid price outlook

Iowa State economist Gene Futrell analyzes whether farmers should reseal corn under loan or redeem loans and sell on the cash market. He notes May to July price dip about 7 cents, potential weakness into late summer, and a ~13 cent per bushel gross reseal return. He adds CCC sales and 1964 crop actions drive down prices. a 3.9 billion bushel crop could keep supplies ample, with yield up modestly and oat and barley prospects also covered.

Iowa State University Gene Futrell Futrell CCC Iowa

Richland News Briefs A Weekend of Visits and Milestones

In Richland many residents hosted guests including James Fassett Cheryl and Fred McCleary and families at Levi Van Dyke’s home. Gear Morrows hosted relatives from Peru and Ottumwa. Pfeiffer-Zear reunion drew about 60 from multiple towns with 40th wedding anniversary noted for C J and Ot tumwa’s Zear pair. Julius Zear return trip to Whitier planned after ten days here. Major surgeries and hospital stays were reported for Mrs Lyle Keiser and Mrs Clarence Wehage. Albert Buttery plans Florida vacation while A Joe Kelly and Dennis Kelly family celebrated grandson Timothy’s birthday in Davenport.

Hadley Audubon L.O. Hadley Pfeiffer - Zear Richland Friends Church Whittier Calif Cedar Rapids Ainsworth Washington Keota Fairfield Sigourney Coralville C.J. Zear Ottumwa Raymond Zear C.K. Zear Whitier Lyle Keiser Jefferson County Hospital Don Feltz Clarence Wehage Sperry Albert Buttery Florida Helen Ramsey Colo Richland Ollie Joe Kelly Davenport Timothy Dennis Kelly

Saturday Stamp Corner recalls Adlai Stevenson memorial

A postal memorial stamp for Adlai Stevenson will be released October 23 in Bloomington Illinois with ceremonies linking his Illinois roots and UN contributions. President Johnson praised Stevenson in a letter to the Postmaster General. collectors may request first day covers and uncancelled stamps from designated post offices while other new issues include a Christmas stamp in Silver Bell Arizona and a Lincoln stamp in New York City as part of the Prominent Americans series. A Traf fic Safety commemorative to be issued September 3 in Baltimore Maryland features a red light signal and a 115 million print run managed by the Post Office Department with first day covers handled there.

Illinois United Nations Adlai Stevenson Bloomington Johnson Gronouski Silver Bell Arizona New York Baltimore Giori Press Post Office Department

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