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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1968

Page

4

Editorials and Quick Recovery Text Mention Track Coach Gag

A religious quote leads with Isaiah 40 31 and a heart specialist remarks on quick recovery for patients who walk with God The piece ponders ladies eligibility for track and hints a coach might recruit them It also mentions a local wife's marital ordeal after a short marriage

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Purely Personal Via Airmail And Bat Invasion

Paul Gebhardt of a local Chevrolet dealer received an airmail letter from Brigh ton with only eight cents postage. The letter likely traveled Ottumwa to Cedar Rapids and Washington, and Gebhardt paid extra for the airmail rate. Later, Washington Rambler dealer Gilbert Mills turned a dollar into cash during a Las Vegas trip, then sent a postcard and later $1.06, claiming high overhead but promising profits. The story notes seven bats in a bedroom and the husband fending them off with rackets as the wife watched.

Paul Gebhardt Brighton Paul Las Vegas Gib

Burglary Report Leads Sheriff Vet to Call

In a small town a sheriff who was also the local veterinarian received a frantic late night call. A caller asked if he could be both sheriff and vet to handle a dog’s mouth issue and a burglary simultaneously. The incident underscores the multitasking duties in the tight community.

Washington notes on locals and events of the era

Local history roundup lists visits hospital stays academic achievements and appointments. Notables include Ernest Wagner re elected hospital board chairman, ward and Brindley taking notable training, Ward bride Eileen Hogg interview in Chicago, Chabal family moving to 400 South Marion Avenue, Buck Berdo farming partnership, and student leaders attending a state association meeting in Ames.

Joe Falk Macomb Ill Falk Florida Linda Brindley St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital Cedar Rapids Mental Health Institute Independence Jerry Flory Orville Flory Washington McPherson College McPherson Kan Fulton Illinois Permelia Lay Cavalier Press Iowa Poetry Day Association Ernest Wagner Washington County Hospital Board Dick Ross J. H. Jones E. Clayton Ward E. E. Ward Eileen Hogg Ireland Chicago Breakfast Club Vernon Witting William Graf Ivan Rehmel The Presbyterian Church Stanley Chabal Sheila Jackson Township South Marion Avenue Max Schlatter Monmouth

Republican Chair Promises Open Line to Candidates

Politicians at a Des Moines GOP gathering were told by state chair Jack Warren that party headquarters will be neutral and open to all candidates for information or meals. The event drew U S Senate, Governor, and Lieutenant Governor hopefuls, plus other leaders. Verbatim urging neutrality covered district chairs, with several notable attendees. The piece notes related legal and federal developments including Miranda rulings, possible constitutional amendments, and staff moves in law and administration.

GOP Jack Warren Warren Fellows Des Moines U. S. Senate Robert Ray Robert Beck Centerville Donald Johnson West Branch Colonel Henry Lawton John Knudson Albion Farmer David Stanley Muscatine James Bramwell Cedar Rapids William Plymar National Attorneys’ General Association Richard Turner U. S Washington D.C Boston Turner U. S. Supreme Court Stanley L. Greigg Sioux City Wiley Mayne Greigg Office of Post Washington, D. C Mayne Congress Martin D. van Oosterhout Orange City Eighth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Charles Vogel Eighth Circuit St. Louis Paul Franzenburg Robert Simpson U. S. Bureau of Roads Iowa Oregon

Neverland Bridge Woes Stir Earthbound Purists

In a playful spoof from Neverland, B Jay Becker presents a contract bridge hand where South opens with a Diamond six and the Neverland players improvise. The hand ends with South down two, minus 200, as East and West exchange clubs and diamonds in an erratic, rule-free style. This comic piece contrasts Earthly bidding logic with Neverland’s carefree approach.

Bridge Club West Never - Neverland South East Res Syndicate, Inc

Doyle Pauls Visit Daughters Family in Merrimac

A local column notes Doyle Paul and his wife visited their daughter and family in Iowa City this past Sunday. Various neighbors and relatives including Ben Neff of Wayland and the Amrine, Eshelman, Hyde, Zihlman, and Burger households are mentioned as visiting or being visited. A seven year old grandson recovered at Fairfield Hospital after an appendectomy performed January 24, returning home January 31.

Alva Eshelman Alva Ila Eshelman John Baldosier Mary Hyde Johnnie Hyde Andrew Zihlman Jake Burger

Washington Evening Journal listing and staff notes

The Washington Evening Journal in Washington Iowa lists editorial and advertising staff members including David Elder editor and business manager William Shannon vice president advertising director Charles Morris news editor Bob Shaffer local advertising and Howard Hazen production superintendent It also notes publication pattern afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th and references wire services and press associations with a brief note on mail subscription rates in Iowa

Washington Evening Journal Washington Iowa David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Bob Shaffer Howard Hazen United Press Inland Daily Press Ass’n Iowa Daily Press Ass Iowa Press Ass'n Audit Bureau of Circulations

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