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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1963

Page

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Washington Farm Institute set for January 16 at YMCA

A one day Washington Farm Institute themed to the 60s agriculture will be sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Bureau at the Washington YMCA on January 16. The program opens at 9 30 a m with coffee and doughnuts followed by a film The Cat Cattle Feeder and welcomes from Mayor Cloud Willits and Chamber president Walter Farrell Farm Management Carl Hertz will speak Then Rath Packing Co representatives Bernard Ebbing and Lou Thompson discuss the challenge to beef and pork industries in the 60s A free noon lunch precedes afternoon talks by Walter Goeppinger national president of the Corn Growers Association on exports effect on farm markets in the 60s and a government farm programs outlook by Robert Buck Former local farmer Buck sits on the Secretary of Agriculture advisory committee A final panel discussion with audience questions rounds out the program Tickets for lunch are available through Chamber agriculture bureau ASC offices or the Chamber of Commerce Endorsed by committee chairs Chuck Dotle and Grim.

Washington Farm Institute Washington Agriculture Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce Cloud Willits Walter Farrell Carl Hertz Nevada Iowa Rath Packing Co Bernard Ebbing Lou Thompson Walter Goeppinger The Corn Growers Association Goeppinger Chamber Agriculture Bureau ASC Es Grim Farm Institute Chuck Dotle

Births Rise to 444 in Washington County 1962

In 1962 Washington County recorded 444 births and 253 deaths, the highest births in five years. December saw 49 births, February 46, and March and April 39 each, while June had the fewest at 29. Data held at the county clerk’s office reflects a rise after years of decline.

Washington County

Largomarcino to Speak at Washington County School Meeting

Dr Virgil Aren, director of teacher education at Iowa State University Ames, will speak to Washington County school board members tonight at 8 PM at Mid Prairie High School. The program includes a tour of the new Mid Prairie Community High School. He led the seven county school reorganizations study and is a noted school authority. The meeting will also address a proposed countywide reorganization plan and all board members and guests are invited.

Br. Virgil Aren Towa State University Ames Washington County Mid- Prairie Mid- Prairie Community High School Largomareino Wash Ducation

List Activities In Schools This Week

Semester examinations will be given Thursday and Friday in Washington schools. Report cards for the first semester will be issued Wednesday, January 16. Other activities in the schools include a school board meeting Wednesday evening at the administration building. Teachers meetings in all buildings from 4 to 5 p.m. today. Future Homemakers at high school Tuesday 2:40 p.m.

Washington

Barn Fire Destroys Large Brighton Barn

In Brighton near Karl Wright farm a 4:30 a.m. blaze destroyed a large barn housing hay and over 250 pigs. Wright saved about 200 pigs, but more than 250 were lost along with one sow. Firefighters from Brighton and Richland, plus a Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. truck, fought the flames, tearing down a connected shed and moving nearby structures. Wright expects partial insurance coverage.

Brighton Karl Wright Wright Richland Farmers Mutual Insurance Co Washington

Marek Receives Sears-Roebuck Foundation Scholarship

Ronald Marek son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorence W Marek Riverside route one has been awarded a Sears-Roebuck Foundation scholarship of 300 dollars at Iowa State University He is enrolled in a farm operations course at Ames The award reflects scholarship need aptitude for agriculture and community service He is a 1962 graduate of Washington High School with a strong FFA and 4H record.

Nonnd Mares Str Lorence W. Marek Route One Riverside Sears-Roebuck Foundation Iowa State University Ronald Ames Sears Foundation Washington High School

Masonic Groups To Install Officers Tuesday Night

Zeredetha Council and Cyrus Chapter will hold the installation of officers at 8 30 pm Tuesday in the Masonic Temple. Both groups will meet briefly before the public installation.

Masonic Temple Zeredetha Council Cyrus Chapter

Central Government Moves To Take Over Katanga

The central Congolese government authorized direct rule over Katanga, with Premier Cyrille Adoula signing papers to impose Congolese law and administrative control. In Elisabethville, Bunche pressed UN aims, denying renewed talks, as Tshombe’s forces reportedly resisted and concentrated near Kolwezi. Armed tension and diplomatic efforts continued around Jadotville and Mokambo.

Elisabethville Katanga U.N Leopoldville Moise Tshombe Tshombe Bunche

Five die on Iowa roads in New Year toll rise

United Press International reports a sharp rise in Iowa traffic fatalities with five dead over the weekend, raising the 1965 toll to eight. Victims include Thomas Hughes 25 of Muscatine and Frank Dvorak 76 of Mount Vernon, plus a Keokuk man run over by a suspected truck. Additional deaths occurred in Waterloo Dysart and Des Moines, with an Iowa City incident and an army loss in Korea noted.

United Press Internatio Iowa Muscatine U.S. 61 Thomas Hughes Mount Vernon Frank Dvorak Dvorak U.S. 30 Keokuk Harry Pennington Pennington Duane Allensworth Waterloo Dysart Evelyn Rowe Juanita Tour 15 Korea William Fuller Davenport Edward A. Fuller Des Moines A.W. Goehring Goehring Truman Wenig Dorchester Allamakee New Albin William Gramlich Waukon Iowa City Roy Leroy Scortt, Jr Towa City Scott

Mrs John Adrian 77 Dies in Harper area

Mrs John Adrian aged 77 of Rural Harper died Sunday morning at Keokuk County Hospital Sigourney after December admission. Funeral Tuesday at Ss Peter and Paul Church Clear Creek with Rev Francis Lollich. Burial in parish cemetery. Rosary tonight at Powell Funeral Home Keota. Survivors include her husband three sons, a daughter sixteen grandchildren and siblings.

Abula John Adrian Harper Keokuk County Sigourney Ss. Peter and Paul Clear Creek Francis Lollich Cemtery Powell Keota Catharine M. Adrian Peter Anna Mary Aller Redlinger John P. Adrian Harper and Altar Rosary Howard Richland Lawrence Leonard Vaughn Margaret) McArtor John Mike Redlinger Elizabeth Flander Clarence

Local District Secures Funds for School Counseling Upgrade

Washington-Community School district will receive 2 funds under Title V A Guidance Counseling and Testing of the National Defense Education Act. Supt John V Phleger announced the State Board of Public Instruction approved the grant for upgrading counseling at both junior and high school levels. The funds support the ongoing program to enhance local counseling services. A new counseling department at the junior high school was established as part of this effort.

Washington — Community Supt John V. Phleger State Board of Public Instruction

Rites at Bloomfield For C. O. Leon

C O Leon of Bloomfield dies in Bloomfield on Sunday father of Mrs Clint Hensel and J R Leon of Washington Funeral services set for Tuesday in Bloomfield Mr and Mrs Hensel and Fred and Mr and Mrs Leon and Lan hie were there Sunday and will return for the funeral

C. Leon Bloomfield Clint Hensel J.R. Leon Washington Hensel Fred Leon Lan Hie

Leonard Schantz Stars in Lil Abner at Local High School

Leonard Schantz will star in the title role of Lil Abner in a March 14 and 15 production by the local high school Vocal Music Department. Rehearsals have begun and the cast includes Sharon Lowry Mammy Yokum Dan Coon Pappy Yokum Jana McConnell Daisy Mae John McDaniel Earthquake McGoon Dave Everetts Marryin Sam George Johnson Senator Phosbhound Alan Stewart General Bullmoose Judy Marshall Apassionata Yon Climax Dick Holden Evil Eye Fleagle.

Leonard Schantz Lil Abner Vernon Feuerhelm Cox Patch Schantz Sharon Lowry Mammy Yokum Dan Coon Pappy Yokum Jana McConnell Daisy Mae John McDaniel Earthquake McGoon Dave Everetts George Johnson Senator Phosbhound Alan Stewart General Bullmoose Judy Marshall Dick Holden

Mr Duck Surprise Dinner Guest Here

An unexpected visitor dropped by the John Butler family on Sunday morning a mallard resting under a bush near the house. The duck stayed all day quacking quietly as the Butler girls left for Sunday School. Mr Butler fed and bedded the bird then it departed between 9 p.m. and midnight leaving no address.

John Butler Mallard Butler South Iowa Avenue

Funeral Service For George Burdock Tuesday

Former Oskaloosa mayor George Burdock 90 dies in Des Moines after living there ten years. He co owned lumber yards in Oskaloosa Brighton and Washington Iowa. Funeral services set for 3 pm Tuesday at Newman Funeral Home with a memorial at Windsor Methodist Church Des Moines.

Joraluusa UPI George Burdock Newman Funeral Home Windsor Methodist Church Des Moines Oskaloosa Lumber Ards Brighton Washington Iowa

Battle Ahead for Kennedy in House Rules Fight

Washington reports Speaker McCormack voiced optimism that President Kennedy will win his opening day battle in the House over the Rules Committee. He predicted some form of tax cut will pass this year as the new Congress convenes, while noting a tight partisan clash with Rep. Crd W. Smith. The White House seeks a broad program including medicare and federal aid to education, against conservative opposition tied to spending cuts.

Washington UPI John McCormack Kennedy 8Th Congress Tam Crd W. Smith D.va Committee On Rules Smith Massachusetts Congress McCormack Harry F. Byrd D-Va Barry Gold Water R-Ariz Rules Committee Senate White House Nedy House Howard Smith JFK Henry S. Reuss D-Wis

British reports claim US defenses caught napping in mock raid

London papers and radio said RAF Vulcan bombers breached US air defenses in a simulated H bomb attack and hit New York and Washington. A US spokesman called the reports nonsense while Air Ministry notes an exercise occurred around Oct 14 1961. NORAD downplayed later raid claims as nonsense.

London UPI U.S New York Washington Air Ministry Deense Department

Roy O Schiebel Named Director of Magnaflux Corp

Roy O. Schiebel of Starrington ML has been elected director of Magnaflux Corp, Chicago. General Mills Inc, parent of Magnaflux, announced the appointment. Schiebel, former Washington resident, is Magnaflux vice president of marketing and sales and has worked there since birth. His parents moved back to Washington in 1948 and Roy Schiebel Jr. died last year.

Roy O. Schiebel Starrington Roy Schiebel Washington Magnaflux Corporation Chicago General Mills Inc Magnafius Mr. Schiebel Roy Schiebel Jr

Group Asks Rule Changes Would Ban Senate Filibuster

A bipartisan group of eight senators urged tighter limits on filibusters in a 39 page brief. They argued the present two thirds cloture rule blocks civil rights and other legislation, proposing a three fifths standard but allowing eight to nine weeks of extended debate before a vote. The effort drew reactions from Senate and House leaders amid a broad fight over rules and the administration agenda.

Washington UPI Senate Hubert H. Humphrey Minn Paul H. Douglas Joseph S. Clark Philip A. Hart Mich Richard B. Russell D-Ga Kennedy Russell Mike Mansfield Mont Amies Mansfield

Book Rental Fees Due for Second Semester in Washington Schools

The Washington Community Schools report the 1962-63 first term ends January 11 after 88 days. Superintendent John V. Phleger reminds parents book rentals for the second semester are due Monday January 14, the opening day of term. Fees vary by grade from Kindergarten 60 cents to upper grades with four or five subject options.

Washington John V. Phleger

Three Columbus Jet Stores Burglarized

Three stores in a Columbus Junction shopping center were burglarized early today. The Econ-O-Mart Grocery, Hawkins Variety Store, and the Columbus Bowl Bowling Alley were entered by prying doors. An undetermined amount of money and merchandise was taken from some shops while Hawkins reported a small amount of cash and merchandise missing. Culbertson the bowling alley manager said nothing appeared missing. Louisa County Sheriff Ralph McDowell announced the incident.

Columbus Junction UPI Louisa County Ralph McDowell

Marriage License Issued for 1962 Couple in Ainsworth

The first 1962 marriage license was issued at the county courthouse on Saturday morning. James Alex McCreedy of Ainsworth and Penny Sue Henry of Washington received the license, and the couple wed at the Ainsworth Methodist Church on Sunday at 2 p.m.

Court House James Alex McCreedy Ainsworth Penny Sue Henry Washington Ainsworth Methodist Church

Coffman Father Dies in Boone at 74

Les Coffman of Washington reports his father in Boone died Sunday morning at age 74 from a heart ailment. Funeral services are set for Wednesday in Boone.

Les Coffman Boone Washington Coffman Areway

Homer Bouslog Rites At South English

Funeral services for Homer Bouslog, 71, of South English will be held Tuesday at 1 30 PM at the Powell Funeral Home in South English. He died suddenly Sunday morning at Pleasant Valley Nursing Home in Sigourney.

Homer Bouslog Powell Funeral Home Bouslog Pleasant Val Sigourney

Weather town forecast turns mild then cooler

The outlook calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with continued mild conditions. Low temperatures in the 20s, highs in the 30s to 40s from northeast to southwest, with Wednesday partly cloudy and mild. Temperatures average below normal in the northeast and near normal in the south, turning colder by mid period. Precipitation amounts under .15 inches with light snow overnight Wednesday into Thursday.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robert Buck Agriculture Ronald Marek Sears Masonic Tarsis Harris Department of Motor Vehicles Los Angeles Salisbury Rhodesia Ine Angola United Nations Dilolo Kolwezi Godefroid Munonga Mokambo Munongo David B Dawson Allensworth C. O. Leon Mr. Duck George Burdock U. S North American Air Defense Command HOP Thomas J. _nuchel Alif Cliford P. Case Jacob K. Jasits Kenneth B. Keating N.Y Columbus Jet
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