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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1962

Page

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County Jail Lawn Hosts Neighborhood Dog Show

A local event on the jail yard featured dogs, a judge County Supervisor Lloyd Walker, and announcer Rev. Carlyle Smith. Craig and Gary Swift and Tommy Smith organized it with prizes totaling about 5 dollars. First through fifth place awards went to pets owned by Susan Herr, Penny Hampsher, Tammy Wittmer, Debbie Jackson, and Tom Smith.

Robert Swift Lloyd Walker Washington Carlyle Smith Craig Bob Swift Swift Craig Swift Gary Swift Susan Herr Columbus Junction Penny Hampsher Tammy Wittmer Debbie Jackson Tom Smith

Massive Cape Cod Bank Cash Heist Shocks Plymouth

A five man gang plus one woman hijacked a Post Office cash convoy on Route 3 near Plymouth. They disabled guards with a staged police stop, took about 1.5 million dollars from nine sacks, then abandoned the truck near Randolph. Authorities from state police FBI and postal inspectors search for suspects described as five men and a woman, with one man nicknamed Tony.

Plymouth Mass UPS Massachusetts FBI Boston Tony Cape Cod Barnstable County National Bank Hyannis Kennedy Randolph Edmund L. McNamara Michael J. Cullinane Massachusetts State Police Detective Bureau Post Office Department Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Wyatt Earp Wells Fargo Jesse James Country Post Office Patrick Schena Everett William Barrett Mansfield Buzzards Bay Schena Barrett Shena

Deer license applications available in Lena Stewart office

Deer license applications for 1962 are now available at the office of Lena Stewart, county recorder. Applications will be accepted at the State Conservation Commission office in Des Moines from 8 a.m. August 30 to 4 30 p.m. September 14, with any applications received before August 30 discarded.

Lena Stewart Washington County Recorder Des Moines State Conservation Commission

Mrs Celie Wallerich Dies in Richland at 78

Mrs. Celie Wallerich, 78, died Wednesday night at Helen Hadley Rest Home in Richland after several weeks of illness. Funeral at Gould Funeral Home Saturday 2 p.m. Rev. Harley Yates and Rev. John E. McCracken officiating. Burial in Richland Friends Cemetery. Survivors include five children, nine grandchildren, two great grandchildren, a half brother, two half sisters, and a host of relatives. She was a Church of the Brethren member and later attended Richland Friends Church.

Richland Celie Wallerich Helen Hadley Gould Harley Yates John E. McCracken Friends Wallerich Lancaster Fred Sarah Arthur Hahn Michael Wallerich Blackhawk Church of the Brethren W.C.T.A Waco Tex Clifford Mohr Davenport Alfred Frank Hahn Oskaloosa Elsie Schimmelpfennig Harper Lottie Snakenberg Sigourney

Tass Faults Ike for Soviet Space Feats Comments

Tass in London accused Eisenhower of stubbornness and lack of sportsmanship after his New York conference denial of U.S. lag in space. The Soviet agency criticized him for not crediting Soviet explorers and for accusing Moscow of propaganda while claiming U.S. effort in space.

Moscow UPI Tass Dwight D. Eisenhower London America Eisenhower Soviet Union U.S.A

Double Funeral for Dianne and Robert McFadden

A double funeral is set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home for Dianne McFadden 11 and her brother Robert Lewis McFadden of Washington. The siblings died in the Monday accident near their home with services led by Rev. Carlyle Smith and burial at Elm Grove Cemetery.

Farrell Office Supply Plans Open House After Remodeling

Farrell Office Supply announces an open house this Saturday to showcase remodeling and expansion. A rear 18 by 40 addition houses the printing department, plus a new typewriter and office machines repair department led by Marvin Hunt, a recent graduate of Underwood Typewriter School.

Farrell Marvin Hunt Underwood Typewriter School Hartford Farrells The Evening Journal

U S Fighter Downed By Gunfire in Laos

A government official in Vientiane said a U S Air Force F101 jet was shot down by light anti aircraft fire near Khang Kay in the Plain of Jars area. The U S embassy had no information and the Air Force gave no comment on the incident.

Vientiane Laos UPI Redheld Plain of Jars U.S U.S Air Force Khang Kay

Jamison Rites Friday At Columbus Junction

Funeral service for former Columbus Junction resident Mrs. Frank L. Jamison 73 will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Stacy Funeral Home Columbus Junction. Mrs. Jamison died in Davenport on Wednesday August 15. Born December 11 1888 she was the daughter of Richard and Lydia Metts. She married Mr. Jamison in 1911. Survivors include her husband one daughter Lucille two sons Lorene of Winfield three grandchildren and four sisters Daisy Jamison Harriet Bowkey Bess Rice of Burlington and Gladys Watson of Lyons Iowa.

Columbus Junction Frank L. Jamison Stacy Daisy Jamison Harriet Bowkey el Paso Texas Bess Rice Burlington Gladys Watson Lyons

U S Space Officials Predict American Moon First

NASA leaders said the first man on the moon will be American, deflecting Russia’s cosmonaut milestone. They argued a larger booster could not speed the pace enough, and a lunar landing remains uncertain with Russia possibly closing the gap.

U.S Washington UPI Russia James E. Webb National Aeronautics and Space Administration America Webb NASA Sergei Vishnesky Pravda Hugh Dryden Brainerd Holmes Manned United States

Mrs. Amanda Brinning Dies In Keota At 81

Amanda M Brinning 81 of route three Keota died this morning at Washington County Hospital after a period of illness. She was born March 1 1881 to Andrew and Agnes Taylor McCampbell and married November 22 1905 to Andrew H Brinning. She was a Keota Methodist Church member. Surviving are her son Gayle of Keota three grandsons and two brothers Charles McCampbell of Keota and John of Mohall ND. Powell Funeral Home Keota in charge of arrangements.

Keota Amanda M. Brinning Washington County Powell Funeral Home Brinning Andrew Agnes Taylor McCampbell Andrew H. Brinning Gayle Charles McCampbell John Mohall North Dakota

Larry Barnes Returns to Water Skis After Amputation

ESTHERVILLE UP I Larry Barnes 18 year old son of Myron and Mrs Myron Barnes shows a new water skiing achievement. Doctors found bone cancer after high school graduation forcing amputation above the knee. Barnes has not yet received an artificial leg but skis with one limb this summer.

Barnes Myron Barnes Estherville

Humphrey Denies Influence of Holdings on Treasury Actions

George M. Humphrey testified before the Senate stockpiling subcommittee that his stock in the M. A. Hanna Co. did not influence his decisions as secretary of the Treasury. He noted he kept the stake to avoid adverse banking consequences and said government pressure drove the $111 million stockpile contract signed shortly before he took office.

Washington UPI George M. Humphrey Secretary of the Treasury One Dot Eisenhower Humphrey Senate Senate Finance Committee M.A. Hanna Co Hanna

Gary Nady Resigns Parsons College Post

Gary A. Nady, 28, Parsons College head football coach for three seasons with a 20-9 record, resigned. The reason and future plans were not disclosed. a successor will be named before the Sept. 1 season opener. Nady, native of Fairfield, previously starred at Manning High School and Colorado.

Fairfield Iowa UPI Gary A. Nady Parsons College Nady Colorado Marilyn van Derbur Parsons Excelsior Springs Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Luther Manning High School

Dr. Leslie Mountford Dies in Columbus Ohio

News of the death of Dr. Leslie Mountford former United Presbyterian pastor in Washington came as he died Sunday morning while preaching at a Columbus Ohio church Funeral services were held today He was born in Springfield Ohio a 1912 Monmouth College graduate and Episcopal Seminary alum who served churches in Washington Mercer Pa and Columbus He was a longtime member of the Monmouth College Senate Survivors include his wife the former Una Devinney a brother and a sister Washington Country Club members and guests are invited to a dance Saturday night 9 to 1 music by Augie Frazier and his band

Leslie Mountford United Presbyterian Washington Mountford Columbus Ohio Dr. Mountford Springfield Monmouth College Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Scotland Mercer Monmouth College Senate Una Devinney Washington Country Club Augie Frazier

Farmers plan boycotts over businessman's agriculture report

Midwestern farmers plan boycotts of Ford Motor, John Deere, Sears, Montgomery Ward, General Motors, Pillsbury and 200 firms after a Committee for Economic Development report urged a one third farm population cut in five years. Lud Strnad leads Kansans to protest, with National Farm Organization actions in Nebraska and Iowa.

Topeka Kan UPI Ford Motor Co John Deere Tractor Co Sears Roebuck and Co Montgomery Ward Co General Motors Corp Pillsbury Committee For Economic Development Lud Straad Kennedy Kansas Ford Deere Straad Midwestern National Farm Organization NFO Sears Montgomery Ward Lincoln Neb Mason City Corning Iowa Strnad CED

Kiwanis Club Learns Dutch Elm Disease Story

Iowa State extension plant pathologist Gail Wolf outlines the spread of Dutch Elm Disease from Europe to the United States through lumber shipments. He notes a 95 percent elm loss in communities within ten years and urges a rigorous replanting program. New member Hubert Lohner joined. guests included Paul Gebhardt and Lt. Gov. Harris Jones.

Gail Wolf Iowa State Ames Europe Holland Worf United States Mr. Wort Hubert Cub) Lohrer Paul Gebhardt Harris Jones John Mangold Bob Bickhart Jim Frier

Iowa Weather Outlook Through Friday

Generally fair conditions in Iowa with cooler nights and rising daytime temperatures. Tonight northwestern areas around 48 to 52 with southeastern lows in the 50s. Friday highs reach 70s north to low 80s south. Saturday looks mostly fair and warmer.

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