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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1961

Page

1

Washington County fair ends with horse show and crowd events

Washington County's 4H and FFA fair wraps with the final horse show session at 2 PM and a concluding evening program. Today featured livestock sales, demonstrations, and a large parade of champions with the Washington Municipal Band concert. Judges announced champions across beef shorthorn Hereford and Angus classes, plus light horse awards as the fair closes.

Washington County P.m Fairgrounds Fair Grounds Washington Municipal Livestock Department

Grand Champ Baby Beef Sets Top Fair Price at $45 Per Cwt

Vaughn Rinner's grand champion baby beef topped the county fair sale at $45 per hundredweight, bought by Hy Vee Food Store for $45.75. The sale opened the fair's final day with brisk bidding and strong local business support. Tim Greiner of Keota earned $25.50 per hundred for his pen of beeves.

Vaughn Rinner Market Livestock Project Fair Grounds Miss Rinner Hy Vee Food Tim Greiner Keota

Top Judging Teams for Girls at County Fair Show

The county fair awarded top honors across three divisions in the home furnishings judging. Top girl honors went to Miriam Jones of Crooked Creek Cloverettes and Marlene Chabal of Starliners. Top teams included Cinderellas and Crooked Creek Cloverettes with other clubs earning blue and red ribbons in each division.

Crooked Creek Cloverettes Miriam Jones Crooked Creek Cloverelles Marlene Chabal Starliners Top Club Cinderellas Cheryl Eckels Jane Kleese Peggy Hahn Blue Pepperettes Richmond Rocketettes Cedar Clippers Clover Cloverettes Dutch Creek Flyerettes Busy Bees Dutchettes Karen Davis Louise Wells Cindy Jones Blue — Cedar Clippers Chickadees Farmerettes Red — Beeliners Good Busy Bees Linda Timmins Jolly 4Hers Jeanette Brenneman Rita Grout Charlene Brenneman Cloverleaf Hi Ores Beeliners

Two Die in Granite City Coffee Factory Blast

Rescuers found bodies of Victor Frisse and Shelby Dotson beneath steel and rubble after a blast at a Nestle Co coffee factory in Granite City Illinois. Six others were injured as cranes and bulldozers removed debris in heavy rain.

Granite City Victor A. Frisse Edwardsville Shelby W Dotson Nestle Co MW. Freedman Freedman Dotson

Y Building to Close For Cleaning

Washington's YMCA will be closed for its annual summer cleaning starting Monday August 14. YWCA swim classes on Tuesday remain as usual but the pool will be drained on Wednesday. Only service club sessions will be held in the Y building during the cleaning period.

Washington YMCA Bob Gillesby YWCA

Kennedy to station border patrols on planes to deter hijackings

President Kennedy announced border patrols will be placed on some US airliners to prevent hijackings and urged calm on incomplete information. He pressed Congress to consider harsher penalties and possible death sentences for hijackers as Senate moves toward tougher federal piracy laws.

Washington UPL Kennedy Congress Senate Havana Cuba Mexico City United States Pidel Castro

Registration dates set for Mid-Prairie pupils

Local school districts release registration schedules for Mid Prairie Senior High and feeder schools. Sophomores register August 14, juniors August 14 afternoon, and seniors August 15 with specific time blocks. Junior High grades 7-9 register August 17 in Kalona, Wellman and Kalona elementary, with August 24 for Wellman elementary and West Chester elementary dates in August.

Mid Prairie Wellman Kalona Wellman Elementary West Chester

District Welding Competition Held By FFA At Fair

Ron Fsm oil of Muscatine won first in the Southeast District FFA welding contest held at the Washington County fairgrounds. Bloomfield FFA won top team honors with Washington placing second and Keosauqua third. Multiple schools competed, with judges from Iowa State University and industry firms. The event featured numerous welded projects and prizes donated by local firms and utilities. In a separate note, Mrs. Frieda Varney caught a 14 pound channel catfish at Lake Darling, measuring 32 inches.

Ron Fsmoil Muscatine Bloomfield Ffa Washington County Fairgrounds Glen Sehantz Washington James Arnold Keosauqua FFA Mid-Prairie Williamsburg Oskaloosa Keota Morford Iowa State University Ames Don Hastings Lincoln Electric Co Moline Virgil Boermann Rath Packing Co Fairfield Fairgrounds Joe John Skubal Glen Schantz Robert Lenninger Terry Greimer Martin Greiner Verne Knecht Frieda Varney Lake Darling

Plane crash in Norway kills English schoolboys

Wreckage of a Viking charter carrying 34 English boys aged 12 to 14 to a Lafrane School holiday in Croydon was found southeast of Stavanger with no survivors. Two teachers and three crew died. weather and off course winds suspected in the crash near Lake Vostervann. Captain Philip Watts piloted the craft.

Stavanger Norway UPI Lafrane School Croydon London Cunard Eagle Airways Harlow England Norwegian Air Force Lake Vostervann North Sea Oslo Philip Watts Stavangers Sola Lola Albert T. Fowle Fowle George Budd Joan Beacham

Prosecution Seeks Eichmann Conviction in Jerusalem

Israeli attorney general Gideon Hausner urged a conviction of Adolf Eichmann on charges including crimes against humanity and the extermination of the Jewish people. He listed all 15 counts, stating they had been proved, as the three day summation concluded and the court adjourned until Monday for the defense.

Jerusalem UPI Gideon Hausner Adolf Eichmann Hausner Gestapo Robert Servatius

Kennedy presses for peaceful Berlin settlement at news conference

President Kennedy renewed his call to use every possible means for a peaceful Berlin solution. He said no change in Khrushchev's stance, and vowed to deploy diplomatic devices, possibly join a Western leaders summit, and push for a rigorous nuclear test ban inspection regime. He ordered cockpit doors locked from within and border patrols to ride flights, with Arthur Dean to Geneva for talks. He praised Britain's move to the European Common Market and noted an agreement with Vice Coplin.

Washington UPI Kennedy Berlin Nikita 5S Khrushches Red Vienna Americas Arthur Dean Geneva Russia Britain

Hijacker forces Pan Am jet to Havana in protest

FBI charges Albert Caden a 27 year old Paris born former European reform school student with hijacking Pan Am Flight 2 from Mexico City to Havana. The DC8 carried 71 passengers and nine crewmen before landing after an eight hour tale of gun threats and a dramatic turnaround.

Miami Washington Havana FBI Cadon France New York City Charlotte East 9Th St New York Bellevue Hospital Mexico Castro Pan American U.S Cuba Eastern Air Lines Electra Florida Paris Belgium Miami International Airport Jose Marti Guatemala Mexico City Carl Ballard Huntsville Tex Houston Tex Ballard Ballard

New Manager Named for Iowa State Liquor Store in Washington

Dan Brindley has been named manager of the Iowa State Liquor Store in Washington. His hiring was confirmed by state officials through county Republican chairman M. Robert Everetts. Brindley will leave his Brindley’s Standard Service Station duties and assume the new role August 15, as Doyle Gray resigns to join Library Publishing Corporation of Chicago as a traveling salesman.

Dan Brindley Washington Brindley M. Robert Everetts Republican Washington Street Doyle Gray State Liquor Commission

Homer Dayton Dies At Wellman Nursing Home

Homer N Dayton 84 died Wednesday evening at 9 50 in Shenk Nursing Home Wellman He had been a patient there since February 1961 Funeral services set for Friday at 2 pm at Powell Funeral Home Keota with Rev Robert Burns officiating Burial in Keota cemetery He was born October 28 1876 near Keota son of Mr and Adeline Thompson Dayton He married Grace Dutcher June 14 in Keota They lived in Keota area most of their lives except five years in Nebraska He farmed and ran a cafe in Keota served as night marshal 13 years retiring in 1951 He was a Christian Church member Survivors include his wife a son John K Dayton Keota a granddaughter Stephanie Dayton and a brother M L Dayton Manville Ill

Keota Homer N. Dayton Shenk Wellman Powell Robert Burns Dayton Adeline Thompson Dayton M. L. Dayton Manville, Ll

Crawford to End Stay at Youth Leadership Camp

Karen Crawford 18 Wellman will return Saturday Aug 12 from a two week leadership camp at Camp Miniwanca near Shelby Michigan. 1800 young women from the United States Canada and other countries attended representing 411 and other youth groups. Crawford was Iowa’s representative chosen by Iowa State University interviewers last fall. She will be a ISU sophomore this fall after nine years in 4 H Club work.

Karen Crawford Wellman United States Canada Miss Crawford Lowesh Club Camp Mini Wanca Shelby Mich Maurice Crawford Iowa Iowa State University Ames American Youth Federation William Danforth Ralston Purina Company St. Louis

Iowa Weather Forecast From UPI Partly Cloudy With Showers

Partly cloudy conditions through tonight with scattered showers and thunderstorms moving from east into the extreme south. Cooler in the east and north tonight. Friday mostly fair with cooler east and south. Low tonight in the 50s northwest to 60s southeast. High Friday 75 to 80. Saturday outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and a bit warmer than Friday.

Iowa

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