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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1964

Page

3

Club Christmas Activities Shared By Local Groups

Seventeen Frendship Club members and guest Mrs Gladys Wulf met with Mrs Junior Knottnerus for a Christmas themed meeting. West Chester WSCS discussed prayer time and continued chicken pie suppers while planning a father son banquet. Daughters of Colonists held a dessert luncheon and presented a heritage program featuring colonial ancestors. Rainbow Girls announced a Dec 19 Iowa City trip and initiated Nancy Fields with decorations by Peggy Long.

Frendship Club Gladys Wulf Junior Knottnerus Harold Gilliand Dean Sandburg Knottnerus Don Zwicki Mark Campbell Martin Kron Gilliand West Chester WSCS Daughters OF Clonists Sigourney Chapter Daughters of the American Colonists E. E. Ward John Cherry Robert Kurtz Ward John Park Ireland Virgina Pennsylvania Rose Reed Robert Lyle John Belfast New Jersey Kurtz Phillip Ragan O’ragan Northern Ireland Ragantown Wead Matthew Dill Monaghan York County Matthew Dill Jr Charles Ragan Peggy Long Masonic Temple Nancy Fields Peggy Iowa City William Boshart Raymond Crone Gene Thomas Ira Morrison

King calls boycott of Mississippi goods over slayings

Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. proposed a nationwide boycott of Mississippi products after 19 white suspects in the civil rights workers slayings were released. He urged federal action and warned the move aims to demonstrate world disapproval of justice in Mississippi. King, 35, received the prize and pledged the $54,600 to civil rights causes, becoming the third Black laureate in the award's history.

Oslo Norway UPI Martin Luther King Jr Mississippi King

Reserve Officers Association Opposes U S Reserve Shakeup

The ROA urged President Johnson to block a plan to overhaul the civilian military forces, warning of real national danger. Reports say the plan would add 100000 or more to the Army and Air National Guards while cutting other reserves to a mere manpower pool. McNamara reportedly planned to announce reserve consolidation and travel restrictions for lawmakers and staff.

Washington UPI Reserve Officers Association ROA Johnson Pentagon National Guard Army National Guard Air National Guard Defense Robert S. McNamara McNamara RCA Edgar H. Reeder John T. Carlton

Farm Bureau shifts from soybean support and eyes retail chains

At its 46th annual convention in Philadelphia the American Farm Bureau Federation proposed abolition of government price supports for soybeans and a revamped cotton program while endorsing continued supports for cottonseed rice tobacco and peanuts. It also urged a study into purchasing control in food chains and possible soil or acreage policy changes. In related notes New York reports warn many women delay breast cancer evaluation, with 64 of 100 victims delaying treatment.

Philadelphia API American Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Board of Directors Ohio Farm Bureau Federation AFBF Charles B. Shuman U.S

Hunters end visit in Richland home

Mr and Mrs G W Hunter of Omaha Nebr conclude a five day visit with Mr and Mrs Eddie Wallace. They toured Cascade Cedar Rapids and the Hoover Memorial in West Branch. Richland Friends events include a quarterly meeting at Pleasant Plain Church with Rubio Hopewell Woolson and Richland Churches.

Richland G. W. Hunter Omaha Nebr Eddie Wallace Cascade Cedar Rapids Hoover Memorial West Branch Meeting of Friends Pleasant Plain Rubio Hopewell Fairfield Woolson Richland Friends Almon White Damascus Ohio Robin Sue Richland Christian Ladies Aid Herbert Blakely Priscilla Club Hildred Harkens Andy Hoekstra Carl Collett Harold Hayes Tommy Hartnell Hopewell Sigourney Russell Bond Ivan Wagner Wellman Clarence Bond Edith Wagner Williamsburg Bernie Nelson Oswalt Rest Home Ottumwa J. Howard Jones University Hospitals Iowa City Everett Nichols Richland Farmer

Osteopathic Doctor and Optometrist Services Ad

Dr P L Etter osteopathic physician offers treatment for rectal diseases. Optometrists John W Lemmon O D provide eye exams glasses fitted visual training and corrective eye care especially for children at 527 South Iowa across from Christian Tabernacle. Phone OL 3 3303 and OL 3 2987.

P. L. Etter Osteopathic Physician Journal John W. Lemmon O. D South Iowa Christian Tabernacle

Rotary Ladies Night Christmas Program at YMCA

The Washington Rotary Club held a Ladies Night Christmas program at the YMCA. Mrs Nadine Condon and Mrs Joan Sloka performed Christmas carols from various countries with explanations of customs. The Demon Swingsters from Washington High School participated. Wayne Simmerman was welcomed as a new member. Decorations featured greens, a red Christmas tree, balls and candles. Kelly Schlapkohl served as program chairman.

Washington Rotary Club YMCA Nadine Condon Joan Sloka Fairfield Washington High School Wayne Simmerman Washington Kelly Schlapkohl

West Chester Women’s Relief Corps Meet Monday

The West Chester Women’s Relief Corps will meet Monday at 2 p.m. at KP Hall. Hal Hotle attended the National Association of Home Builders Convention at McCormick Place in Chicago on December 8 and 9.

West Cester Women’s Relief Corps KP Hall Hal Hotle National Association of Home Builders McCormick Place Chicago

Accidents Reported in City Police Blotter

Auto driven by Rex Allen Stout 411 South Marion attempted a right turn from the inside lane onto South Ave B colliding with a vehicle driven by Paul Blanchard. Both cars were westbound on West Madison causing about $300 damage. Stout was fined $10 for improper turn by Justice Glenn Holden.

Rex Allen Stout South Marion West Madison South Ave Paul Blanchard Blanchard Stout Justice of the Peace Glenn Holden

Livestock markets in Chicago mixed gains on hogs cattle sheep

Markets report from Chicago shows hogs opening steady, ending strong to 25 cents higher with Nos 1-2 at 16.25-16.50 and up to 16.75 for select bids. Cattle and calves total about 6000 with slaughter steers firm to 50 higher, prime lots at 24.50-25.25 and 23.50-24.50 for other grades. heifers mostly 50 higher, with various weight classes and prices listed. Sheep about 400 with lambs steady and prime lots at 21.00-21.50 for light weights and 19.00-20.00 for the good range.

Chicago UPI

Christmas Dinner and Club Meetings At Local Churches

A cooperative dinner at 6:30 p.m. was hosted by Mrs. Lawrence Meacham for the Clay Social Club’s holiday meeting and officer election. The Richland Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist Church with Mrs. Richard Caughlan directing a Birthday of a King program. Hostess committee leaders included Mrs. Leo Paxson with aides Daryl Jones Hilda Hill and Charley Widmer. Also noted, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vodicka hosted their children and families at a Kalona Kolonial Town House dinner Saturday including Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fry and youngsters from Iowa City, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Chalupe and Ken from Brighton.

A. R McMurrin Ohio McMurrin Grove City Methodist Church Richland Methodist Church Lawrence Meacham Clay Social Club Richland Women’s Society of Christian Service Methodist Church Richard Caughlan Leo Paxson Daryl Jones Hilda Hill Charley Widmer Joe Vodicka Kolonial Town House Kalona Kenneth Fry Danny Patty Kathy Terry Iowa City Glenn Chalupa Ken Brighton

Local family notes from Morgan Hill to Davenport Iowa

Mrs. William Bruty returns from California visiting her daughter in Morgan Hill and Susan Bruty in Valleyra while Susan’s daughter Kathy Pieper works in Napa. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Holden return from Farm Bureau Convention in Philadelphia. The Horaks settled in Tucson for winter. George T Koehler enters Veterans Hospital Iowa City. Don Simmering returns from Missouri with son Larry at Table Rock Lake and Ronnie training at Ft. Leonard Wood. Wayne Marston to attend Iowa Women’s Bowling Association committee meeting in Davenport.

William Bruty California Morgan Hill Ken Gilmore Briana Ben Chester Joseph Susan Bruty Olympic School Valleyra Kathy Pieper Wells Fargo Bank Napa Calif Don Simmering Missouri Table Rock Lake Ozarks Larry Ronnie Ft. Leonard Wood Wayne Marston Iowa Women's Bowling Association Black Hawk Hotel Davenport

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