Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Evening Journal in Washington, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1966

Page

5

Special offer for 1966 Saturday News Review subscribers

The Washington Evening Journal seeks former Washington residents to keep in touch with hometown news via the Saturday News Review edition. With 300 current subscribers, the paper estimates 300 more readers nationwide will want to receive this weekly edition. For January and February 1966 a special offer is available.

Washington Saturday News Washington Evening Journal Saturday News Review Journal

Special offer for former residents to Sunday News Review Journal

A promotion targets former residents living 50 miles or more from Washington Iowa offering a six month trial subscription to the Saturday News Review Journal for $1.50. Addressed to Washington Evening Journal Box 471 Washington IA 52353. Enclosed is the payment and a gift card.

Washington Saturday News Review Journal Washington Evening Journal Washington, Iowa

Washington history highlights and community events

Marilyn Leet of Chicago visits Washington for a four day vacation with her parents. A wedding in Warsaw, Illinois, and a La Crosse wedding reception are noted. Washington County received a fresh auto license plate supply as the 1956 plates arrived. School tests in basic skills will be given the week of January 16. Journal carriers celebrate with a gold watch for top delivery. Community groups including the Graham Department Store remodel, St. Paul’s Church council, the Washington Camera Club, YWCA board elections, and a yearling cattle market report in Chicago are summarized with multiple local names and dates.

Marilyn Leet Chicago Richard Leet Swedish Covenant School of Nursing Tom Tanner Jody Sally R. J. Tanner Warsaw Ilil Sherrill Jean Egrey Floyd Robertson W. E. Howell Washington County Don Applegate LaCrosse Wis Willis C. Clack First Congregational Church Graham Charles George George Miller Church Council of St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Washington James Weerman Martin Westen Albert Zieglowsky Arthur Witthoff Melvin Gingerich Washington Camera Club The Journal Carrier Jack Swift Lloyd Dubois Ralph Shannon Dale Bower Rex Hazen John D. Kern Baptist Church YWCA Althea Montgomery Della Patton Edith Shields W. A. Gibson Alice Meek Fred Martin Social Calendar Shannon East Main Street Everette Simpson Lester Rath Don Crone Norman Sage Earl Rath R. S. White Crawfordsvile

Local man found dead from carbon monoxide in service station

Francis James Duffy 26, a Washington service station operator, was found dead in a locked DX station on North Iowa Avenue this morning after reporting for work about 8:30. County medical examiner Dr. Vosika ruled accidental death from carbon monoxide poisoning, caused by a car engine running in the closed station. Police and a doctor attended. Duffy had been dead several hours. Washington city council met to view appointive officials, idle funds investment, and salt purchase for winter streets. Also approved license renewal for Ramseyers Trailer Court.

Francis James Duffy Washington Mace Motor Co Iowa Avenue Duffy E. J. Vosika G. E. Montgomery Ramseyer

Demons Star In Seven and One Basketball Start

Washington's Demons ride a seven win one loss mark as they display superior field goal shooting and teamwork. The squad has made 248 of 409 attempts, averaging 61 percent through seven games, signaling strong early season form and momentum for local fans.

Washington

West Chester teen injured delivering papers

Bay hurt when struck by car Dunbar Kevin Dunbar son of Mr and Mrs Cloyce Dunbar of West Chester suffered a slight concussion, bruises and abrasions when he was struck by a car while delivering newspapers Wednesday. He was taken to the Washington hospital but released home. Other notes include a silver wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Lewis Anderson celebrated with a family dinner and reception, visits between local families in McAllen Texas, birth of Crista Jean Goodwin at Washington County Hospital with grandparents and siblings named, and local service members and travels.

Dunbar Kevin Dunbar Cloyce Dunbar West Chester Washington Hospital Lewis Anderson Beverly Eugene Jon Jerry Goodwin Washington Crista Jean Washington County Hospital Lloyd Widmer Morning Sun Kenneth Goodwin Wayland Ricky Gary Carla Ferne Birney Black Hawk Davenport General Life of America General Life of Iowa Dick Vacha Grinnell Mela Vacha Ray Stalder Pfe Robert D. Stalder Viet Nam United States Hawaii Guam Saigon Stalder Pha Rang 101St Airborne Division

Dear Auntie Weather and council notes from winter week

In a weekly update from an Iowa town, residents report 10 below and 8 above on different mornings, sunny skies, and plans for ice skating. The old and new town councils met in one day, with Harold Stephens and Paul Gebhardt replacing two officials. They voted to buy Cargill Carguard for ice melt, not salt. The Jaycees removed discarded Christmas trees, stores will close on Saturday nights in January and February, and band concerts move to Wednesdays. A regional welfare group struggles to form with Iowa City, while county planning restarts with nearby counties. The town clock freezes, and a road contract of 138000 dollars paves five miles between Dublin and Talleyrand. The era moves from dirt roads to asphalt or cement as winter ends. P.S. thermometer now four below zero.

Harold Stephens Dale Fuhr Paul Gebhardt Phil Kneen Cargill Company Carguard State Highway Commission Dublin Our Talleyrand Keokuk County Iowa

Wrestlers tie with Cardinal in Thursday meet

Friday report notes Washington High School wrestlers tied Cardinal 18 to 18 on the local mats Thursday evening after the Demon reserves won 22 to 15 in the prelim. Also listed are local social notes, births, obituaries, travel updates, and a Viet Nam deployment report for Robert D. Stalder with the 101st Airborne.

Washington High School Cardinal

Deaths and funeral notices from multiple Iowa towns

Deaths reported for Mrs Joseph Pacha 87 of 926 South Iowa Avenue and James Charles Wade 37 of Grandview from accident near Lockridge. Also listed: Mrs Amos Christner 74 died at University Hospital Iowa City. Edward Lukovsky 80 rural Washington died at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Funeral for Hilton Crim held in Iowa City. Rev Charles Cowell officiated. burial Memory Gardens. Glen Adams 73 formerly of Ainsworth died in Grand Island Nebraska. Willard Swartzendruber 59 died at home Kalona. Phoebe Chandler 94 died in Wellman. service address column noted.

Joseph Pacha South Iowa Avenue Washington County Hospital Columbus Junction James Charles Wade Grandview University Hospital Iowa City Lockridge Wayland Zehr Amos Christner Edward Joseph Lukovsky Washington Mercy Hospital Hilton Crim Crim Douglas Court Charles Cowell Memory Gardens Mr. Crim Wellman — Willard Joseph Swartzendruber Kalona

Hospital admissions and births list across several towns

A compiled hospital log shows patients admitted or discharged by date and town. Names include Mrs Ray Fritz Washington and Howard Schultz Ainsworth among others with medical or surgical statuses. Births noted for Mr and Mrs David Slabaugh Kalona a son and a daughter for Dr and Mrs E M Ahart Washington.

Ray Fritz Washington Howard Schultz Ainsworth Medical David Knaack Leon Fullerton John Henry Crooks Crawfordsville Everett Meeks Guy Work Kathryn Bauer West Chester Surgical Myron Burroughs Harry Chamberlin Erwin J. Chapp Kalona Helen Wolfe Richland Elmer McArtor E.M. Ahart Max Young John Holmes Howard Curl Otto Vorhies Lockridge Frank Eaves Columbus Junction Melvin Grieser Wayland David Slabaugh

New Year on the Farm in 1966 Outlook

The author reflects on farm progress in December and plans for March farrowings. Pigs from the June litter sold at 26.30 per hundredweight, rye planted on the first soybean field, and soil tests leading to liming. Veterinary visits vaccinated sows for March farrow, rabies shot for Lulu the dog, and a safety pledge for the year.

Forrow LuLu

Also Mentioned on This Page

Washington History Wayne Barnes Journal Carriers Dave Elder Nick Gevock Tom Adam Jerry Cochran John Winga Jr Floyd Ellis Mr. Ellis Wayne County Lineville Frank Crone National Bank of Washington John Yousling Milo Sorden Ida Grove Sioux City Spencer Graham Department Richard Stewart Farm Loan Association Sidney Moore State Bank Hayes-Goodwin Francis P. Hayes Kathy Gearold Goodwin Kenneth E. Goodwin Lyle Schulty Bobby Schulty Margaret Cecero Brooklyn N. Y Bobby Robert Crossett Jr Robert Crossett Michael Long Beach Calif Robert San Diego Wendy Coffin Jerry Coffin Burlington Rev Coffin Ramona Nevada Cheri Keating Claire Keating State College of Iowa Cedar Falls Miss Keating SCI Harold Wilsons Jim Green Maple Lane Macon Brian Joseph Ruth Ann Wilson Edward Green St. Louis Florida Tampa Bill Stewart Richard Kling John Mary Arlington Gertrude Stewart Bowman Herbert Hoover Bowman Stewarts Washington, D. C Scott Wilcox Louisa Young Park Ridge Ill Hugh M. Frew Frew Wilcox Dixie Carter Newbury Ray S Livermore Newbury Kirsten Ft. Bragg N. C Ray Jr Ranger School Susanville Kim Gregg Mark Newburys Lyle G. van Winkle Patty Jane Gladys M. Cox Minnie Cox George Ackley Fairfield Elma Pfeiffer Lloyd Augustine Unionville Wellman Earl Morrall New York Giants Puerto Rico Jane Whitehead Detroit Mich Mrs Marion Sheetz James Wertz San Antonio, Texas Ken Cuhel Swisher C. P. Berkhoff Wapello Mr. Berkhoff Fred Berkhoff Dick Gorham Jill Colorado Springs Colo Gene Gorhams Ralph Melville Lynn Melville Lynn Cedar Rapids Mayport Fla Navy University Hospitals Fred Bourgeois Paul Snyder Doug and Near Brighton Ed Letts Carrie Zager Murl Guffey Green City Joe McDonald Herb Peiffer Guffey Ktvo TV McDonald Bennie Miller Englewood, Colo D. J. Lins Cheryl Ann Kathy Kay Bill Glassburner Charles Brown Brown Pleasantview Fred Grosscup Charles Edwin Dean Grosscup Concord Kevin Marguerite P. Crail Beacon House Mooring Line Dr Apt Naples Bill Grosscup Bill Daniel Grosscup Letts Billings Mont E. G. Humms Zanesville Bay Paul Hammen Dorothy Hammen John Rotenburger McAllen Texas Mexico Dick Ballard Denver Rich Denver University Glenn Holden Stewart Lila) Shotwell Richmond Dorman Virginia Danville Roanoke Gerald E. Chance Earl Chance Ft. Dix N. J Germany Tom Stirling Munt Agatha Cherry's Pond Henry Lee Des Moines P.S Mel Aranas Florida Street Vallejo Sean William Sue Bruty William Bruty Charles Wiley Rosemary Club Shirl Augustine Bill Crandall John Cherry National Hairdressers Association Loren Roberts John Mattes Carolyn Jones Roger Stalder Josephine Jirkovsky Berwyn Erma Zelinsky J. Svee Nick Lennenkamp Great Falls Montana Linnenkamp James Pease Patrice Virginia Vogel Don Maxwell Collins Glen S. Adams Grand Island Nebr Phoebe Alice Chandler Charles O. Brown Journal Emil Stalder
Search Courier

Search the Washington Evening Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Evening Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication