Demos square off for 6 contests at Democratic convention
Six floor contests shape the Democratic National Convention in Chicago as candidates vie for influence ahead of the Wednesday nomination vote. Key fights include Vietnam policy between Humphrey and McCarthy McGovern, Texas unit rule battles, Georgia Maddox vs Bond, and delegations tied to Wallace and North Carolina concerns amid accusations of bias and representation.
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Chicago
UPI
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Texas
Lester Maddox
Georgia
McCarthy
Humphrey
Maddox
Bond
Julian Bond
Georgia House of Representatives
North Carolina
Credentials Committee
Walter Chase Jr dies at Oskaloosa Saturday
Walter Chase Jr of Oskaloosa died suddenly Saturday August 24 Funeral will be Tuesday at 10 am at Gould Funeral Home Brighton Rev C E Stanley officiating Burial in Hillcrest Cemetery He was born September 28 1928 son of Walter S Chase and Dora Paxton Survived by wife Betty and four daughters Ceryllin Rhonda Sue Judy and Leslie all at home also one brother Donald Chase of Genid Okla a sister Mrs Vera Eisheit of Aurora Ill two past sisters Kathy Paxton and Myrna Ruth Chase a half brother Wallace Chase step father Roy Paxton step mother Ruth Chase and many nieces and nephews Preceded in death by a brother
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Brighton
Walter Chase J
Oskaloosa
Gould
C. E. Stanley
Hill“crest
Mr. Chase
Walter S Chase
Dora Paxton
Betty
Ceryllin
Washington Medical Admittances and Dismissals Summary
Admitted Saturday included Mae Smith and Lawrence Mottet, both of Washington, and yesterday Gladys Mace and today Lizzie Turner, Washington, all in medical care. Dismissed Saturday included Clarence Goodwin and Preston Hoover of Washington, with yesterday’s releases Joe Nelson, Dr. G. E. Fray, Ollie, and Mary Houseal, all of Washington. Today released Richard Skipton of Washington.
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Mae Smith
Washington
Lawrence Mottet
Clarence Goodwin
Preston Hoover
Joe Nelson
G. E. Fray
Ollie
Mary Houseal
Social Calendar notices for the week printed in advance
All notices for this column must be in by 10 a.m. on the day of first publication. Each notice appears three days before. Monday Melody Strikers Bowling League at 8 p.m. at Elaine Paisley. Tuesday BPW Club dinner at Captain's Table. Art Guild at 7:30 p.m. Senior Citizens Discussion Group at 2 p.m. at Y. Baptist John Vaughn and Hettie Lake Circles meet at 6:30 p.m. Potluck picnic at Sunset Park with table service and drinks.
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Captain’s Table
Art Guild
Y. Baptist John Vaughn
Hettie Lake
Sunset Park
School children need used clothing appeal
Mrs. Dave McGaffey urgently seeks good usable clothing for needy children ages 6 through 12. With school started, many calls have come in for children’s outfits. Donated garments may be left at 903 East Second for distribution to those in need.
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Dave McGaffey
Presbyterians Plan 125th Anniversary Weekend
Several chairmen of committees met at First Presbyterian Church Friday evening to discuss plans for the 125th anniversary. A dinner on September 21 at Captain's Table will honor several congregational members. The observance continues through the weekend under the theme Over the Years. A booklet has been prepared and about 100 letters sent to friends and out of town members inviting participation.
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First Presbyterian Church
De-Men to Hold First Meeting of School Year
Washington High School announces a 8 o'clock meeting tonight at the schoolhouse on the county fair grounds. All members are urged to attend as new coaches are introduced and Coach Roger Harrington will preview the 1968 Demon Grid squad.
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Washington de - Men
County Fair
Roger Harrington
Washington High School
Snider funeral at Richland Tuesday
Ada Hoskins Snider 78 died suddenly Saturday at her Richland home. Funeral service Tuesday at 2 p.m. Gould Funeral Home Richland with Rev. L Merle Green officiating. Burial Highland Cemetery Richland. Born October 10, 1889 near Pleasant Plain to Olney and Susan Hoskins. Survived by brothers James E and Galen Hoskins and sister Alma Woodford of Richland, plus nieces and nephews.
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Richland
Ada Hoskins Snider
Gould
L. Merle Green
Highland Cemetery
Blue Point
James
Dorothy) Foster
Duane
Susan) Weber
James E. and
Galen Hoskins
Alma Woodford
Ander son pays $10 fine for speeding in justice court
Richard D Ander son of Washington paid a ten dollar speeding fine after appearing in the local justice of the peace court.
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Richard D. Anderson
Washington
Justice of the Peace Court
Shalla Reunion Held in Richmond Park
The 28th Shalla Reunion gathered 111 people in Richmond Park for a basket dinner. Committee in charge were Mr and Mrs Harold Sachs and Mr and Mrs Larry Shalla. 1969 committee will be Kallaus. A $24 collection was donated to Richmond Park.
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Shalla
Richmond Park
Harold Sachs
Larry Shalla
Kallaus
John R. Coffman
David
Marty
Danny
William L. Shalla
Robert Welte, Jr
Cathy
Patty
Richard G. Covey
Mary Beth
Barb
Bill
Everett Hershberger
Tony
Lisa
Ellen
Tom Hofer
Kevin
Amy
Gary A. Kallaus
Lee Spicker
Julie
Cary
Lori
Casey
Greg
Roy Kallaus
Tom Kallaus
Clem Shalla
Ramona Shalla
Dale Dawn
Terry
Mary Lou
Cindy
John
Christine
Joyce
Jeffrey
Emma Bopp
Louis Keller
E. A. Conner
Robert Marek
Pat
Jim
Francine
Gerard
Sherry
Wayne
Diane
Jan
Jerry
Dean
Louise Kallaus
Cliff Shalla
Candy
Chris
Clint
Richard Shalla
Sandra
Peg
Dennis
Sharon Paul Hosts Ten Birthday Party
Sharon Paul daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Paul celebrated her tenth birthday Saturday by entertaining eight friends for lunch. The table featured a number ten cake. Games with prizes for winners and favors for all followed gift opening before a movie outing. Attending were Toni Turnipseed Kathryn Richards Kris Ross Elyse Osincup Cindy Oxenford Joyce Grimm Gwen Knight and Tammy Garrett.
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Sharon Paul
Dick Paul
Toni Turnipseed
Kathryn Richards
Kris Ross
Elyse Osincup
Cindy Oxenford
Joyce Grimm
Gwen Knight
Tammy Garrett
Local guest and staff updates from Manning area
The Rev and Mrs Robert Rushing of Manning IA visit the Rev and Mrs Clarence Dehne today. Jeanne Chapman H R Block office manager returns from Lincoln NE where she served on the Neb regional meeting staff August 23 25. Bethel Missionary Society meets Wednesday at 2 PM at Mrs Frank Wenger home. Fred Zieglowsky, formerly at Extended Care Center IA City, now at home. Carmen Griggs moves to 321 Clay Street Cedar Falls. she will teach tenth grade English at West High Waterloo.
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Robert Rushing
Manning, Ia
Clarence Dehne
Jeanne Chapman
H & R Block Company
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Bethel Missionary Society
Frank Wenger
Carmen Griggs
Clay Street
Cedar Falls
West High School
Waterloo
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Miss Lizzie Turner
Richard Skipton
Melody Strikers Bowling League
Elaine Paisley
Century Club
Wolf's Flower Shop
Presbyterians
Snider
Richmond
Dwane Shalla
Dale Marek
Carole
Preston Edmondson
Joe TeBockhorst
Fred Shalla
Joe Knotek
Charles Marek
Lamont Kelley
Charles Capper
Ward Kemper
Claudia
Laurie
Beth
Urban Te- Bockhurst
Joe
George Shalla
John Shalla
Francis Ineze
Everett M. Cox
L. J. Bergthold
Fred Zieglowsky
Iowa City
Horak
Tom
Horak Insurance Agency
Golden Valley
Green Giant
van Camp
Nestle’s
Brach
Libby
Fuhr
Cochran
Food Center
Dale Fuhr
Joe Cochran
Fern Pastry Shop
Donut Holes
Keogh
R. G. Dickinson & CO
Thomas Mehl
Pastry Shop
West Side Square
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