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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1967

Page

2

CAP BOARD HEARS REPORT Ready for Youth Corps

SEI CAP NYC gains Office of Economic Opportunity funding to supervise eighty youths. Duperly introduces new director and lists participating districts New London Keokuk Keota Iowa Wesleyan Stritch Waco Mid-Prairie Highland. Eligibility based on low income and family size. Work includes custodial library lab and cafeteria. Counselling and about ten weekly hours. Summer phase planned. Dwight Bode aims to employ two to three youths in NYC. Meeting led by De Edwin White with Dr Couchman as guest.

Washington, Lee, Des Moines Henry South East Iowa Mount Pleasant Fourcounty Neighborhood Youth Corp Dick Duperly Violet Lundquist SEI - Cap Duperly SEI - Cap Nyc Office of Economic Opportunity New London Keokuk Iowa Wesleyan Stritch High Waco Mid - Prairie Highland Washington County Dwight Bode Nyc DeEdwin White Dr. Couchman of

Master Growers Meet in Columbus Junction Dinner

Plans are set for a dinner honoring master corn and soybean growers at Columbus Community High School student center on February 15 at 6 29 p m The Community Club will host those who completed the contest Reservations can be made through Dick Utter Bill Greene Jim Helmick John Morris John Halstead or Jack Estle Sponsored by the Voc Ag Department Columbus Community School and the Columbus Community Club The adult Vocational Agriculture class meets February 8 to discuss filing income tax A tax film is shown On February 22 John Halstead of Bath Packing Co discusses upgrading livestock.

Columbus Junction Columbus Community High School Dick Utter Bill Greene Jim Helmick John Morris John Halstead Jack Estle Voc. Ag Columbus Community School Columbus Community Club Bath Packing Co

Local credit union declares dividend

The George Washington Credit Union of the McCleery-Cumming Inc awards a four percent dividend on member share accounts after a successful second year. The annual meeting was January 31, 1967 with four new directors elected. February 6, 1967 director meeting named officers and committees led by Donald Pilcher as President.

George Washington Credit Union McCleery - Cumming, Inc Donald Pilcher Robert Crossett Jerry Hysell Laura Sheetz Dale Sheetz Dorothy Stalder

County Exceeds Goal in Savings Bond Sales 1966

Washington county finished 1966 as a top savings bonds county with a total of 1,186,122 in Series E and H sales, 108 percent of its quota. County chairman L A Holland thanked buyers and urged continued support to exceed the 1967 quota. The state also surpassed its goal, with December sales pushing 1966 state totals to 113,851,480, 103 percent of the state quota.

Washington County L. A. Holland Volunteer County Savings Bonds

March of Dimes drive winds down in county

Washington County residents were reminded that the annual March of Dimes effort ended January 31. Returns from this year's mail campaign were slower than usual, county chairman Robert Ross said. He urged rural residents to return the rural mailers, stressing the campaign's importance for research and treatment of crippling diseases.

Washington County Robert Ross

World Day of Prayer service planned in Kalona

Kalona community plans the World Day of Prayer at 7 30 p m Friday February 10 in the Kalona Methodist Church. Speaker Miss Miriam Buckwalter, a returning Africa missionary now at the University of Iowa, will lead the service. The event is sponsored by United Church Women of the National Council of Churches. Nursery service and offerings for designated United Church Women projects are arranged by local church women and chaired by Mrs Duane H Gingerich.

Kalona Kalona Methodist Church Miriam Buckwalter Africa University of Iowa United Church Women of the National Council of Churches United States Churches of the Community Duane H. Gingerich Methodist Church Ervin Miller Omer Brenneman East Union Ralph Miller United Church

Hedging Topic for Washington Adult Farmer Class

Livestock and grain hedging will be the topic at the Washington Adult Farmer Class Thursday night. Richard Bump and George Lenzen of Hayden Stone Inc will explain how farmers can guarantee profit with futures trading. Meeting at 7 30 p.m in the vocational agriculture room at the high school. All interested are urged to attend.

Washington Richard Bump George Lenzen Hayden & Stone Inc

Crawfordsville Plans World Day of Prayer Services

Crawfordsville Presbyterian and Methodist churches unite for World Day of Prayer at the Methodist Church Friday February 10 at 2 p.m. A brief program will be followed by a talk by Frances Patten, a missionary from Egypt.

Crawfordsville Frances Patten Egypt

Vandalism Damages Edna Purvis Residence in Washington

Police report broken windows at the Edna Purvis home on South Ave B in Washington. Children in the neighborhood allegedly threw snowballs at the house and damaged several windows. Juveniles involved are repairing the damage, per police.

Edna Purvis South Ave. B Washington

Local News Briefs From Washington Area Community

Dave Williams is admitted to Veterans Hospital Iowa City for treatment and likely will stay two weeks or more in GW room 67. Mr and Mrs Matthew B Fritz, Mr and Mrs Leo J Fritz and Alfred Fritz attended Susie Mrogewski funeral in Brookfield Missouri Saturday. Mrs Rudy Schmidt reentered Muscatine General Hospital in room 313. Homer Brining and wife returned from a three week Florida winter vacation visiting Rock Island Seneca Ill Chicago area friends.

Dave Williams Veterans Hospital Iowa City Matthew B. Fritz Leo J. Fritz Alfred Fritz Brookfield Susie Mrogewski Rudy Schmidt Muscatine Leonard Llewellyn Muscatine General Hospital Homer Brinning Florida Rock Island Seneca Ill Miami Dania Ft. Myers Cape Coral Fla Richard Whitmore

Ke-Wash sells five Iowa facilities to FS Services firms

Harold Fink of Ke-Wash announces the sale of five plant food facilities in eastern and central Iowa to five FS Services members. Bulk blend plants in Konigsmark Parkersburg and State Center were bought by Linn-Jones Service Anamosa, Butler-Grundy Al lison, and Marshall Farm Service Marshalltown. Plant food centers in Newton Salem were acquired by Poweshiek-Jasper and Des Moines County Farm Service. Ke-Wash retains 12 Iowa and two Minnesota locations and 16 leases for future development.

Harold Fink Ke - Wash Company Keota Iowa FS Services, Inc Fink Ke - Wash Minnesota Konigsmark Parkersburg State Center Linn - Jones Service Company Anamosa Butler - Grundy Farm Service Company Allison Marshall Farm Service Company Marshalltown Newton Salem Poweshiek - Jasper Farm Service Company Des Moines County Farm Service Company

Seifert's Stores Nominated for AMY Award

Enid A Hupt editor in chief Seventeen magazine says Seifert's stores in Cedar Rapids and eight other Iowa locations plus three in Wisconsin have been nominated for the eighth annual AMY Award for outstanding merchandising to teenage girls. Presentation set for June 9 in New York. Judges include five fashion and merchandising authorities. Seifert's must submit supporting materials.

Enid A. Hupt Seventeen Seifert’s Iowa Wisconsin James F. Seifert Daytons Minneapolis Macy’s California Abraham and Straus Brooklyn Seventeen’s New York Cedar Rapids Washington

Police chase ends in icy crash near a utility pole

Police pursued a speeder who fis ht a patch of ice and struck a utility pole. The speeder was apprehended. Police investigate vandalism after chocolate milk was poured on Karl Jones's auto and exterior parts damaged. Washington post office lockers for sale with bids due by 4 p.m. Friday. A theft occurred at Texaco Service Station when 30 quarts of oil were taken after an unlocked case was left open.

Karl Jones W. Madison Post Office Washington Post Office Texaco

Proposes broad youth program expansion in poverty areas

President outlines a wide set of Head Start upgrades and new services for children in poverty. Plans extend Head Start into early grades and down to 3-year-olds, fund school lunch benefits for preschoolers, and create child and parent centers for comprehensive services. Additional proposals push state training for child development specialists, raise welfare and Social Security aid for needy children, expand early diagnosis and treatment for handicapped children, and pilot dental and juvenile prevention programs while strengthening summer enrichment.

Johnson

Grandview man dies. funeral in CJ set for Feb 9

Marshall Leo Webb, 71, of Route 2 Wapello, died Monday at Veterans Hospital in Iowa City. Funeral will be Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home in Columbus Junction with Rev. H. A. Buntenback officiating. Burial in Grandview. Webb born May 5, 1895, son of Albert and Sussana Webb. married Anna Phole August 2, 1917, who survives, along with two sons Everett and Vernon, three daughters Mrs. Floyd Lame, Mrs. Arnold Tucker, and Mrs. George Burr, one brother Walter Webb, and one sister Mrs. Charles Brockmann.

Columbus Junction Marshall Leo Webb Wapello Veterans Hospital Iowa City Stacy-Lewis H. A. Buntenback Grandview Albert Sussana Alhouse Webb Anna Phole Everett Vernon Muscatine Floyd Lame St. Louis Arnold Tucker George Burr Walter Webb Bourbon Missouri Charles Brockmann Overland

Medics Serving Abroad Highlight Washington High Grad

O'Hanlon Pvt. Terry O’Hanlon of HH Company 1st Battalion 36th Infantry, APO New York 09039, is a 1966 graduate of Washington High School and now serves as a medic in Freiburg, Germany. He is the son of Mr and Mrs D J O’Hanlon.

Terry O’hanlon

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CAP Board Ready For Youth Corps Junction March of Dimes Drive Schoonover Drug Leonard Tindal Wendell Eden YMCA Pangburn S.E. Corner Sq Schoonover Ed Bean Swealing Journal Ivan Greene Wolf's Flower Shop Ke-Wash N. B. C. Premium Borden’s Glacier Club Canada Betty Crocker Iowa Ave Seifert Seventeen’ Award William Wingler Riverside O’hanlon Valentine Famous Brand Rancup Mere Polaroid Electric Alka Seltzer Ize
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