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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1951

Page

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Poultry Day Attracts 100 Farmers In Kee and Youlks Program

Washington county farmers attended the Kee and Youlks day program in city hall sponsored by the county extension service and Iowa State College. Lectures covered building types flock management quality and health with exhibits by the college and seven local poultry dealers. Local organizers included Bill Gamon Charles Hotle Ray Glover Leland Paker and Les Hamil.

City Hall C.D. Lee Iowa State College B.C. Schneider A. Hh. Duensing Washington Washington County County Extension Service Iowa State Colege Extension Department Legion Hall Bill Gamon Charles Hotle Ray Glover Leland Paker Les Hamil

Panel Discussion At Junior High PTA Meeting

A panel discussion on Health Habits and Appearance will be held at the Junior High School PTA meeting Monday evening at 7 oclock. Moderator will be George F E Vuieieh with participants Mrs Marion Swanson Fileen Jeffrey and Ira Gastman.

PTA George FE. Vuieieh Marion Swanson Fileen Jeffrey Ira Gastman

Chicken House Burns on White Farm

Firemen from Farmers Mutual responded to a call at the Myron White farm 4514 miles northwest of Washington. A chicken house was destroyed by flames and the structure was empty. No immediate cause could be determined. alarm was turned in at 6 oclock this morning.

Washington Farmers’ Mutual Myron White

Lincoln Stewart PTA Groups Approve Book Rental Plan

The Lincoln and Stewart PTA groups unanimously endorse a textbook rental system for elementary schools modeled after the junior high program. Ira Gastman outlines that funds are unavailable, parents will donate or purchase books, and savings arise as the rental library grows. The school board will make the final decision.

Lincoln, Stewart PTA Washington Lincoln Stewart Ira Gastman Lincoln Pta

Red Troops Reach Midway to Pusan In Korean Advance

Allied war reporting from Tokyo says Red forces moved through central Korea toward Pusan with spearheads reaching near Osan and Taegu as U N lines clash. Patrols found large Communist groups near Panyang and heavy traffic clogged the southern highways as air forces strike.

Tokyo South Korea Pusan Soul Sth

Truman designates Dulles as ambassador to Japan

President Truman names John Foster Dulles special representative with ambassador rank and plans a quick departure for Japan to negotiate peace treaties. Britain is informed the US will resist Chinese Communist intervention in Korea while a defense act order curbs hoarding of tires lumber and other scarce materials with penalties. Vatican warns Catholic clergy against Rotary clubs and any associations evading church vigilance.

Washington Truman John Foster Dulles Dulles Japan National Production Authority Vatican City

Open School Bids On February 1 Here

Invitation to bidders for construction additions to Lincoln and Stewart elementary schools issued by Donald Lover secretary of the board. Sealed bids due 2 pm February 1 in the high school board room. Budget hearing to discuss plans. bonds approved by voters for 160000. An earlier 350000 bond referendum was rejected. Noah Webster dictionary work spanned 1807 to 1928.

Lincoln and Stewart Donald Lover Board of Directors Board of Education Washington

Weather Des Moines Forecast Closes Week With Mild, Cloudy Days

Increasing cloudiness and warmer this afternoon and tonight. Highs reach 20 in the northeast and 40 in the southwest, with tonight's lows 15 to 20 east and 20 to 25 west. Friday remains cloudy and mild with occasional rain in the south by evening and highs 40 to 45. Southerly winds 15 to 20 mph rising to 20 to 25 mph Friday. Friday night lows 32 to 34. Continued mild and cloudy Saturday with rain in most areas and possible snow in the extreme north. Highs near 40.

Des Moines

Beardsley Sets 1951 Agenda For Iowa Legislature

Gov. William S. Beardsley urged the 141st Iowa General Assembly to legalize the union shop and protect workers from arbitrary expulsion. He pressed labor conciliation, school reorganization, Minnesota gambling law, sex offender screening, aid for the disabled and dependent children, highway patrol expansion, vehicle inspection, and a stronger state employee retirement system, all within a sound budget and no new taxes.

54Th General Assembly Beardsley Use Minnesota Robert D. Blue

Music Pupils Present Program for Kiwanis Club

Washington public school students featured at the Kiwanis noon program under Melvin Hill. The lineup included a clarinet trio by John Winga Eddie Winga and Gus Mast a baritone solo by Dale Stanley and a beginner group from Stewart school with Barbara Watkins Janet Black Janet Porinash Ronnie Horn Don Hansen and Phil Brown.

Washington Kiwanis Club Melvin Hill John Eddie Winga Gus Mast Dale Stanley Stewart School Barbara Watkins Janet Black Janet Porinash Ronnie Horn Don

Spivak Orchestra Set to Play at Armory January 18

Charlie Spivak and his big ten band will perform a dance at the Washington Armory on Thursday January 18. The 468th ordnance company and the National Guard unit sponsor the event with $2.25 tickets, tax included, free parking, and refreshments provided.

Charlie Spivak Washington Armory Armory 468Th Ordnance Company National Guard

Week's Mystery Hero Identified as Roger Lance

Lemmon's Pharmacy ad named an unknown gentleman as Hero of the Week for stopping on an icy highway to help a lady motorist with a tire. It is now revealed that Roger Lance, driver for Peter An, was the good samaritan in last Monday's tire changing incident.

Lemmon's Pharmacy Roger Lance Peteran

Benefit Party Planned By Local Moose Lodge

Tickets for a Washington Moose Lodge benefit party to be held at the Duck Club in Conesville were mailed to members. Secretary Wayne Chamberlin reports the event on Wednesday evening January 17 aims to raise funds for furnishing club rooms and a meeting hall for the Washington Moose organization.

Washington Moose Lodge Wayne Chamberlin Washington Moose Organization Duck Club Conesville

Doctors Fight Over Child Eyes Cancer Or Inflammation

Rochester Minnesota doctors announced the four year old Carolyn Purcell from Alpharetta Georgia does not have eye cancer and will not lose her eyes. Atlanta specialists disagreed asserting possible retinoblastoma but Mayo Clinic concluded an inflammatory condition can be cured to restore sight. The mother prayed for a miracle and refused immediate eye removal awaiting further guidance.

Rochester, Minn Carolyn Joan Purcell Alpharetta Mayo Elinic Atlanta Mayo Frank Purcell Carolyn

District Scout Meet Planned January 16

District Scout meet plans were finalized after a Wednesday night session with Martin L. Hunter of the Iowa River Valley Council. The January 16 event will be held at the Washington YMCA and saw two vice chairmen appointed: Floyd Sturgis and Howard Washburn.

Boy Scout Martin L. Hunter Iowa River Valley Council Washington

Hedberg Named March of Dimes Drive Chairman

John Hedberg named chairman of the March of Dimes polio drive in Washington County this month. The campaign runs January 15 through the month with a goal to raise considerably more than last year’s shortfall of funds and to meet commitments still needed locally. Community campaign chairmen are listed including C N Rogers Brigh ton Mrs Ross Day Crawfordsville Mrs Myral Smith Daytonville Ezra Shenk Haskins Mrs James Bean Kalona Mrs Logan Reif Richmond Mrs William Chapek Riverside Supt Harry Colvin Rubio Mrs John Luithly Wellman Supt Ray Witting West Chester Supt J L Calkins.

John Hedberg Washington County Hedberg Ainsworth C. N. Rogers Brighton Ross Day Crawfordsville Myral Smith Daytonville Ezra Shenk Haskins James Bean Kalona Logan Reif Richmond William Chapek Riverside Harry Colvin Rubio John Luithly Wellman

Congress Hears Of Need for Draftees

Defense officials told the Senate preparedness committee that 18-year-olds must be drafted to avoid near bottom manpower. Under the 19 through 25 draft, the services aim to reach 3,200,000 by June 30 but will have few reserves and must replace Korean casualties. The result is a reserve pool of about 100,000 draftable men next year, described as nearly the bottom of the barrel.

Washington John Adams Defense Department Defense Anna M. Rosenberg Senate Preparedness Committee Adams

Joseph L Lohberger Dies at Home Here

Joseph L Lohberger 82 longtime Washington county resident died at his home 515 North Avenue C at 8 15 pm Wednesday after two months of illness Funeral services will be at St James church Saturday January 13 at 9 o clock with rosary Friday at Jones funeral home Burial in Elm Grove cemetery He was born March 17 1868 in Richmond and married Mary Theresa Wheeler April 19 1899 He lived in Washington 60 years was a carpenter and member of St James Catholic Church and Holy Name Society Survivors include wife four daughters two sisters five grandchildren and two great grandchildren One son and a daughter preceded him in death

Joseph L. Lonberger Washington County North Avenue C St. James Church Ri. J. Kinnavey Jones Funeral Home Elm Grove Mr. Lohberger Richmond John Agnes Reiner Lohberger Riverside Wington Mary Theresa Wheeler Lohberger Washington St. James Catholic Church Holy Name Society Elizabeth Keeler Matilda Bacon Kathryn Keyhoe Rock Island Martha Lohberger Los Celes California Anna Colbert Long Be Calif Kathryn Minfe Galesburg All

Rites Saturday For Mrs Maude Jones 76

Mrs Maude Jones 76 of 742 South Ninth street died Wednesday night at 9 80 in a Clarinda hospital after wintering in Bedford with her son Ralph She born September 18 1874 in Washington county was married in 1899 to Charles Jones of Washington Her survivors include two sons Ralph C Bedford and staff sergeant of Chicago two brothers Owen O Hayes and Glen Hayes Washington two sisters Clara M Hayes Chicago and Mrs C C Triplett San Francisco The funeral will be Saturday January 13 at 2 pm at Jones funeral home with Dr C R Reed officiating Burial in Elm Grove cemetery

Maude Jones South Ninth Street Clarinda Iowa Elm Grove Jones Washington County George Judith Hayes Charles Jones Washington Ralph C Bedford and Staff Chicago, All Owen O. Hayes Glen Hayes Clara M. Hayes Chicago C. C. Triplett San Francisco Calif

China Presents Final Terms For Korea Peace Talks

Reports from London say Communist China laid final cease fire terms at the Commonwealth prime ministers conference. Demands include a seat on the UN Security Council, withdrawal of foreign troops from Korea, and talks on Formosa. US signals it will press on in Korea despite Beijing's intervention.

London China British Commonwealth Prime Ministers Korea United Nations Security Council Formosa United States Britain Red China Nehru Jawaharlal Nehru Peking Sardar Pannikar 7Th Fleet Formosan Chiang Kai-Shek Oliver Franks Washington

Bassler Rites Set For Friday Afternoon Here

Funeral services for Dr. C. E. Bassler 65 Ainsworth veterinarian are planned for 2 30 PM Friday at Shermans Funeral Home with Rev Carl Stee fal of the Ainsworth Methodist Church presiding. Cremation will follow.

C. EB. Bassler Ainsworth Sherman Carl Steefal

Complete Schedule For Forum Series

Washington announces the winter Community Forum schedule under chairman Paul V. Shearer. Major C Clayton Hutton will speak on February secrets of the British Secret Service while T Z Koo appears March 1. Tonight January 23 features Iowa Wesleyan logo players with Blind Mice. Season tickets cost one dollar. single admissions are 50 cents.

Washington Paul V. Shearer C. Clayton Hutton T. Z. Koo Iowa Wesleyan YMCA Osincup

Also Mentioned on This Page

Owa Rogae Leonard Eggleston ISC Extension Poultryman Clarence Booth Glen Imbhott Wayland Joe Melinski John Imhott Frank Wallney Wallney W. R. Whitfield Exgleton O. D. Lee Gastman Seoul Noah Webster Union Shop William S. Beardsley Towa Kiwanis Spivak Orchestra Moose Lodge March of Dimes Head Congress Joseph L. Lohberger UN Council Bassler
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