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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1967

Page

2

Republican Coffee Held in Stephens Home

Mrs Richard Stephens hosted a morning membership coffee Friday with Republican Women of Crawford Township as guests. Thirteen ladies attended. Senator Stephens and his son Allen spoke on state affairs, focusing on state institutions including those for the mentally and developmentally disabled. Mrs Howard Anderson poured, with Mrs George Dare as co host.

Richard Stephens Crawford Township Stephens Allen Howard Anderson George Dare

Florida death of R. Doyle Smith rings Keota ties

R. Doyle Smith died at his home in Jacksonville Beach Florida on Thursday December 21. He once served as marshal of Keota and leaves several relatives in Iowa. Funeral services will be held Tuesday in Jacksonville Beach with burial there. Survivors include his wife Alameda Ralston a daughter Mrs Gordon Pearson of Keota a sister Mrs Bill Day of Brighton a daughter in Minneapolis and two daughters and a son in Florida including Mrs Harold Griggs of West Chester and Mrs Fred Coakley of Keota.

R. Doyle Smith 13Th Avenue North Jacksonville Beach Fla Alameda Ralston West Chester Gordon Pearson Keota Bill Day Brighton Minneapolis Florida Harold Griggs Fred Coakley

Community Chest near goal as funds approach target

Latest reports show the Washington Community Chest is $614.93 away from its $25,625 goal. More than $35,010.07 has been collected to date, about 98 percent, with donations invited by sending checks or money orders to Mrs. Don Minick at 1009 East Main Street, Washington, Iowa, to support fifteen health and welfare agencies.

Community Chest Red Feather Don Minick East Main Street Washington Iowa Washington Area

Delmar Morrow of Wellman Dies

Delmar Webb Morrow of Wellman died Thursday evening at the VA Hospital in Town City. Funeral is Sunday at 2 p.m. at Powell Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Parris presiding. Burial in Was sonville Cemetery with military rites. Born May 13, 1892, he lived on the northwest Wellman farm. He was a son of Edward and Blanche Moon Morrow, a WWI Seventh Division veteran, and a member of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Surviving siblings include Nellie Grinsted, Dora Wells, Clark, George, Ned, Howard, Gayle Semler, and Everette.

Wellman Delmar Webb Morrow Town City Powell Robert Parris Wassonville Mr. Morrow Edward Blanche Moon Morrow American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Nellie Grinsted Cedar Rapids Albert Dora) Wells Keota Clark Santa Monica California George Iowa City Ned Tipton Howard Chesterton Henry Gayle) Semler Everette Marshalltown

Youth Center Dance Moves to Legion Hall

The Youth Center dance will be at the Legion rooms in City Hall Saturday night, not at the YMCA as reported. The Rovin' Kind will provide music and all high school students are invited to dance from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m.

The Legion Hall Legion Rooms City Hall YMCA Journal

Mrs Holroyd Dies in Marshalltown Iowa

Edith and Helen Harvey of Washington have learned of the sudden death of their cousin Mrs. D N Holroyd of Marshalltown Iowa. The former Edith Rownd was born in Washington and spent her girlhood here. The service will be in Marshalltown Saturday at 2 p.m.

Edith Helen Harvey Washington Holroyd Edith Rownd Marshalltown

New fertilizer plant planned east of Riverside

Custom Fam Services Inc builds a facility on Riverside east edge south of Highway 22. Managed by Kenneth Campbell the plant expects a grand opening in late February. It will supply prescription fertilizers bulk or bagged delivery service anhydrous solutions soil testing and agronomic assistance to area farmers.

Custom Fam Services, Inc Riverside Highway 22 Kenneth Campbell

Mother of Richlander Dies in Chicago at 94

Mrs. Lewis B. Lee, 94, died at 5 a.m. at her daughter’s home in Chicago. She was mother of Mrs. J. W. Hendrickson of Richland and survived by three daughters, two sons, 15 grandchildren, 38 great grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren. Funeral set for December 26 at 1:30 p.m. at Letts Methodist Church with Stacy-Lewis Junction in charge. burial in Letts Cemetery. Born November 17, 1873 in Louisa County. She married Lewis B. Lee in 1894. he died in 1926. She lived in Louisa County before moving to Chicago in 1944.

Richland Lewis B. Lee Harry Tibbetts Chicago J. W. Hendrickson Lee Letts Methodist Church Stacy - Lewis Junction Letts Louisa County Claus Dora Dallmeyer Tibbetts Frank Tenney

Area Ten and Washington Schools Offer Volunteer Improvement Program

Adult classes planned in Washington start January 15, meeting Monday and Wednesday evenings 7 to 9 in Livingston Day Meeker Bates basement. No tuition, books supplied. Courses cover arithmetic reading social studies spelling writing science. Participants may pursue General Education Tests for a high school equivalency certificate or brush up for regular adult high school courses. VIP also offered in Highland and Mid Prairie. residents urged to enroll via coupon to Mrs Vickie Powley.

Area Ten Community College Washington Community Schools Washington Livingston, Day, Meeker and Bates Vickie Powley Co. Supt Court House Highland Mid - Prairie Washington Community State Department of Public Instruction Public Instruction Department

Christmas Cantata at Methodist Church Family Service

The Methodist church hosts a family worship service Sunday at 10 a.m. with a cantata led by Jesse Knight and featuring soloists Karla Kneen Dr. Max Smith Phyllis Carter and more. The Herb Osineup family lights Advent candle and baptism is performed. Storytime on Christmas Eve is presented by Mrs Claire Keating and children. Rev M O Smith delivers the Christmas message.

Methodist Church Herb Osineup Claire Keating Jesse Knight J. W. Helscher Richard Paul Karla Kneen Max Smith Phyllis Carter Charles Goodell Mildred Keating M. L. Tweeton Edonna Gamon Jean Morrison Irv Rich Don Oxenford Mark Shearer Tom Dawson Eldon Luers Greg Goodell Charles Morris

Local couple's Laos Christmas letter recalls life abroad

Former Washington resident Shar on Kauffman and husband Larry Jones describe a year in Vientiane Laos with USAID BPR. The letter notes teaching road construction to about 80 students, hosting a Lao student, a cold spell, and a anniversary trip to Japan and Hong Kong. Address appears as the American Embassy USAID BPR APO San Francisco 96352.

Larry Sharen Jones Vientiane Laos United States W. J. Kauffman North Fifth Avenue Washington Jones Sharon Kauffman Washington High School USAID Bureau of Public Roads Bouaty Mrs. Jones Japan Sharon Hong Kong Joneses Larry Jonesco BPR APO San Francisco

Jaycees Offer Free Christmas Trees in Washington

Washington Jaycees announce free Christmas trees for families without a tree this season. Extra trees from the annual sale will be donated to those in need. People aware of eligible families should contact Dick Horak, Ron Powley, or Ed Bean.

Washington Jaycees Jaycees Washington Dick Horak Horak Insurance Ron Powley Jones Funeral Home Ed Bean Schoonover Drug

Johnson Visits Darwin Amid Australia Trip Delays

President Johnson halted at Darwin, Australia, for a scheduled refueling hour but did not disembark to greet the crowd. Security seized two rifles from a nearby car at the airport while Johnson flew in from Melbourne after memorial services for Harold Holt. A wide-area search with dogs and a guard atop a 100-foot tower preceded the aircraft's arrival.

Australia Southeast Asia Darwin Melbourne Johnson Harold Holt

Viola Schooley Fined for Stop Sign Violation

Viola Carmen Schooley of Washington was fined ten dollars in justice court for a stop sign violation. She was arrested by city police.

Viola Carmen Schooley Washington Justice of the Peace Court

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