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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1967

Page

2

Early rush of license plate sales in Washington County

Auto tag rush hits Washington County with 169 plates sold before 11 am. Residents queued overnight at the courthouse to claim low numbers with Kalona residents securing many top digits. Notable recipients include Harley Nisly, Paul Ropp, Solomon Ropp, and Cleland Schrock, among others, as desks opened and lines formed by 8 am.

Washington County Harley A. Nisly Kalona Paul Ropp Solomon Ropp Cleland Schrock Washington County Court House Wallace Fagen Washington Ervin Simmering Simmering David Gerald McGaffey David A. McGaffey Doris I. Buck Chester Young Crawfordsville Farrel Andrew Young Farrel A. Young Milton Arthur Miller Larry Jay Bean Ainsworth Olin L. Bishop Wellman Archer Leroy Dawson Albert Hershberger Omer Wesley Ropp Clarence Shull Route 1 Herman Joseph Kron Washington

Viet Cong escalate attacks around Dak To and coast

Viet Cong guerrillas mined a train departing Nha Trang injuring none, and detonated a mine before Can Tho Court of Justice wounding a civilian as terrorists fled. Meanwhile U S 7th Fleet destroyers shelled Phu Nghia boatyard 31 miles north of Vinh on the North Vietnam coast.

Dak To Nha Trang Can Tho

Toastmasters Plan Meetings in Anamosa Reformatory Visit

Washington Toastmasters hold two meetings next week at Martin's Cleaners at 5 p.m. Tuesday and Captain's Table at usual time Wednesday. They will travel to Anamosa Reformatory to present a program for the Jaycees and evaluate high school speeches. Officers elected for 1968 are Delmar Ebersole president, David Miksch administrative VP, Frank Patterson educational VP, John Lemmon secretary treasurer, Robert Miller retiring president sergeant-at-arms.

Washington Martin’s Cleaners Anamosa Reformatory Jaycees Robert Miller Delmar Ebersole John Lemmon David Miksch Frank Patterson Miller

Richard Ericks of Wayland Dies at 37

Richard Ray F Ericks, 37, of Wayland died December 1, 1967 at Washington County Hospital after a weeklong illness. Funeral will be Saturday at Jones Funeral Home in Washington with Rev. Marvin Rasmussen, burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Born January 2, 1930 in Barton County Kansas, he was the son of Roy W. and Mary Ann Ericks. He grew up in Olathe Kansas and Council Bluffs Iowa. Surviving are his parents, two brothers Charles D. of Rapid City SD and Herbert M. of Ottumwa, a sister Yvonne Edwards of Wayland, and grandmother Gertrude Ericks of Wayland.

Richard Ray F Ericks Wayland Washington County Jones Funeral Home Washington Marvin Rasmussen Woodlawn Mr. Ericks Barton County Kansas Roy William Mary Ann (Pascoe) Ericks Olathe Council Bluffs Iowa Roy W. Ericks Charles D. Ericks Rapid City South Dakota Herbert M Ottumwa Derald Yvonne) Edwards Charles Gertrude) Ericks

Loren W. Fleig of Richland Dies at 63

Loren W Fleig of Richland, 63, died Thursday night at Jefferson County Hospital Fairfield after about two weeks with a stroke and coronary. Born April 14, 1904 north of Richland, he was married to Meryl Bridger in 1924 and farmed in the Richland area. Surviving include his wife, two children, nine grandchildren, two sisters, and many relatives. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Hopewell Friends church, with Rev. Harley Yates officiating, burial in Richland Friends Cemetery.

Richland Loren W. Flieg Jefferson County Fairfield Valentine Clara Bond Fleig Meryl Bridges Delbert Clifford Elmore Brighton Ralph Augustine Batavia A. J. Steinbeck Rubio Hopewell

Local visits and health updates from Ottumwa area

Mrs A J Gilpin and Mrs Lyle Schulty visited brother Reid Boyd at Jefferson Square Manor Ottumwa Wednesday and found him in usual health. He asked about friends in Washington and enjoys hearing from them. Mrs T A Rebe of Rochester NY visits brother Milford McCreedy of Ainsworth. Harry Rader making satisfactory recovery in Mercy Hospital Iowa City room 239 after corn picking injury. Mr and Mrs Ted Pratt return to Hooker OK after Thanksgiving in Washington Harper and Des Moines guests of William Perdock Diane and Ron and Elmer Hays.

A. J. Gilpin Lyle Schulty Reid Boyd Jefferson Square Manor Ottumwa Washington Harry Rader Mercy Hospital Iowa City Mr. Rader Ted Pratt Hooker Okla Harper Des Moines William Perdock Diane Ron Elmer Hays

Peters Host Thanksgiving Guest From Bethlehem

Dr and Mrs Arthur Peters welcomed Douglas Klientop of Bethlehem Pa as Thanksgiving guest. He is a first year student in Iowa and joined the Peters household from Wednesday through Sunday evening.

Arthur Peters Douglas Klientop Bethlehem Iowa Peters

Scout Troop 242 Takes 15 Mile Hike

Scout Troop 242 led a fifteen mile hike with map and compass across highway and country, about five hours on trail. Hosts served chili and hot chocolate with ten mile winter hike patches awarded. participants listed include La von Worley and Joe Giardino among many others. Next events on Dec 2 include a conservation project cutting honey locusts on Charlie Davisson farm and a clothing drive at St James School, followed by a cool camp and winter camping prep for Christmas vacation.

St. James Lavon Worley Larry Mabb Jim Blakeney Gary Franzen Bob Carrol Ted TeBockhorst Gary McClure John Whalen Mark Stevenson Dave Whittaker Ron Blum Randy Russell Ron Norton Dennis Franzen Joan Blakeney Dave Booth Matt Baldrige Mike Vargason Dick Schucks John Marie Don Norton Jim Pearl Joe Giardino John McCarthy Rick Vargason Dale Carroll Keith Hayes Charlie Franzen Frank Russell Bob Stevenson Lou Pailliotet Charlie Davisson St. James School

Social calendar for Kalona and area events listed

Saturday events include HJ Club at 7 p.m. with family dinner at Farmer Savings Bank Kalona and a shirts and skirts dance at Dell Trout Legion Hall with refreshments. Monday features Tops Club YWCA Golden Age Club sack lunch and more meetings at the YWCA. Tuesday covers Handcraft I at 2 p.m. with gifts, the Y Wives dessert luncheon, White Shrine at 8 p.m., Rainbow Girls and council events, and a Christmas potluck with gift exchanges. Includes county nursing association potluck and Shiloh Sunshine Sisters meeting with cookie and recipe exchanges.

Farmer Savings Bank Kalona Legion Hall Dell Trout YWCA Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Rainbow Board Ywca Council St. Mary Circle James McQuaid Scott Wilcox Washington County Nurses Association Nurses Home Shiloh Sunshine Sisters Lloyd Beenblossom

Knights of Columbus Show Film At KC Hall Sunday

The Knights of Columbus will present The Papal Challenge at the KC Hall Sunday at 1 30 p m with a social hour to follow. All interested are welcome. Accident: Minnie Turner of Washington was in a one car crash near highways 92 and 218 Thursday night. State patrol reports she lost control and the car left the road into a ditch.

Knights of Columbus Knights of ‘Columbus KC Hall Minnie Turner Washington Iowa Turner

Hospital Admitted and Discharged Notices in Washington

Hospital records show Mrs Otto Walton admitted yesterday for medical care in Washington. Births today include a son to Mr and Mrs Paul Evans Jr of Washington. Dismissals list Mrs Mary Snow of Washington Ms Lee Norris of Ainsworth and Mrs Dan Allen and her son of Washington.

Otto Walton Washington Anna Anwyl Paul Evans Jr Mary Snow Lee Norris Ainsworth Dan Allen and Son

Rathmel Perrin Vows Exchanged In Washington First Baptist Church

Max P. Rathmel of Washington and Cleo M. Perrin of Iowa City exchanged double ring vows on Saturday November 25 at 7 p.m. in the First Baptist Church Washington Rev Richard Peterson officiated bouquets of white mums decorated the altar The bride wore royal blue crepe with lace bodice and white carnation flowers Thelma Christianson matron of honor wore royal blue knit beaded ensemble Harold Rathmel brother of the groom attended in a dark suit with a white carnation boutonniere A reception followed at the Captain's Table at 8 p.m. leading to a social hour and gift opening at the Christianson home Oakdale.

Max P. Rathmel Washington Cleo M. Perrin Iowa City First Baptist Church Richard Peterson Thelma Christianson Tendant Harold Rathmel Christianson Oakdale

Doug's Deep Rock Driving on Deals

A compact ad notes Doug's Deep Rock with a twofold message about driving farther yet saving more money, inviting readers to compare fuel options and fuel efficiency can be highlighted by the phrase Where Can You Drive Farther but yet save more money Where Else.

Doug

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