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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1964

Page

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Committee report urges Anti smoking drive in Washington

A federal Public Health Service report urges remedial action against cigarette smoking, calling it a health danger linked to lung cancer and other diseases. Surgeon General Luther L. Terry says he would advise patients to quit and promises immediate study of possible remedial actions, focusing on education and research.

Committee On State Department Washington, D. C James M. Hundley Luther L. Terry Eugene H. Gutherie UPI Washington Public Health Service Tient Terry Johnson Sible

Senator Stephens joins Wallace Farmer Timely Tips panel

A Wallace Farmer Timely Tips panel features four Iowa experts including State Senator Richard Stephens of Ainsworth. The questioner, a 70-year-old newcomer seeking a fully automated pig factory, is advised to avoid the costly venture and consider partnering with a local young livestock operator or starting a smaller cow herd to ease loneliness and gain experience.

Senator Stephens Wallace Wallaces Farmer Magazine Richard Stephens Ainsworth William Conover Marshall County Martin Fabricus Mitchel County Lee Kolmer Iowa State University Stephens

Break-in At Brighton Laundromat Reported

The Washington County sheriff reports a break-in at the Brighton Laundromat early Saturday. A total of $8.80 was taken from the pop machine. An attempt to break into coin containers failed. Entry was gained by breaking the front door glass, suggesting the suspects may have been inexperienced as the door was unlocked.

Washington County

Cleo McCoy Named Master Lamb Producer in Iowa

Cleo McCoy, a Washington County farmer from Crawford Township and former Master Swine Producer, was chosen as one of ten Iowans to receive the Master Lamb Producer honor. The award comes under a program sponsored by the Iowa State Sheep Association, the Cooperative Extension Service, and the packing firms Wilson, Rath, and Iowa Packers.

Cleo McCoy Washington County Crawford Township Mr. McCoy Iowa State Sheep Association Cooperative Extension Service Wilson, Rath Iowa Packers

Huber leads Washington YMCA enrollment drive

Washington County engineer Bob Huber will chair the annual YMCA membership campaign with kickoff breakfast on Tuesday January 23 and a finish on February 4. A victory dinner is slated for February 11 to aid final reporting. Co chairs and section leaders were named to broaden the campaign base and recruit three workers per captain.

Bob Huber Washington County Washington Ymca Dor. Minick Mr. Huber Bob Don Minick Louis Larsen Walter Westen John Winga Jr Dick Leonard Tindal John YMCA Huber Minick

Auto Stolen From State Cafe Area Saturday Evening

A 1960 white on blue Chevrolet station wagon owned by Loyd Miller of Washington was stolen Saturday evening from the rear of the State Cafe after 8:20 while the Millers attended a dance at the Legion Hall. Police Chief Mike Lee reports no leads.

Loyd Miller Washington State Cafe Mike Lee Millers Legion 1

Winter storm leaves 34 dead across multiple states

A historic blizzard from Illinois to Maine brings crippling snow drifts up to 10 feet and hurricane force winds. The storm forces school closures in a dozen states, strands travelers, and drives record cold across Texas and the plains.

United Press International Ilinois Pennsylvania Atlantic Carolinas Maine Texas New Jersey Pennsylvan

Death of Verle Brinning Reported in Roseville Michigan

Word arrived of the death of Verle Hick Brinning in Roseville Michigan following a sudden heart attack Sunday. Brinning formerly lived here and left behind a number of relatives and friends in the area.

Verle (Hick) Brinning Roseville Mich Brinning

Rites Pending for Erlis J Swartzendruber

Funeral services are pending for Erlis J Swartzendruber 74 who died in May at his home in Mission Texas The Powell Funeral Home of Wellman will arrange the services Swartzendruber born November 25 1890 son of Jacob and Mary Miller Swartzendruber married Nettie Bender February 13 1916 survived by son Loren Lone Tree daughter Eleanor Yo der Wellman brother Lyle Wellman three sisters and eight grandchildren He was preceded in death by his wife and one son.

Wellman Erlis J Swartzendruber Mission Texas Powell Erlis J. Swartzendruber Jacob Mary Miller Swartzendruber Nettie Bender Loren Lone Tree Howard Eleanor) Yoder

Sabin Oral Vaccine Offered at Armory Sunday

The Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Washington County Medical Association sponsor Sabin Oral Vaccine campaigns for polio. The dose free to all. a 25 cent donation is requested to help cover costs. Sundays January 19 February 16 and March 15 from 10 am to 6 pm at the armory on old highway 92. Three doses are needed for maximum protection and it should be taken even if Salk shots were received. Not given to infants under six weeks or to those with a recent virus infection within two weeks.

Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce Washington County Medical Association Washington County Sabin S.O.S Armory Washington Old Highway 92

Panamanian Students Carry Flag After Riots

A group of Panamanian students marches with their national flag through a Panama City street following bloody riots that severed diplomatic ties with the United States. They collect money for the funerals of Panamanians killed in the violence, captured by a UPI telephoto.

Kansas Panama City Panama U. S UPI Telephoto

Vera Wolfe Dies in Washington County Hospital

Vera Wolfe 70 died January 13 1964 at Washington County Hospital. She lived at 704 West Second Street and had been ill for months. Funeral at St James Catholic Church Wednesday at 930 am with Rev T J Lew in charge. Prayers Tuesday 730 pm at Jones Funeral Home. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Born October 1 1893 in Washington daughter of Joseph and Sophia Wolfe she lived here all her life and was active in St James Altar and Rosary Society and St Anthony's Circle. She taught in a rural Washington County school and worked for Iowa Southern Utilities Co until 1950. Survived by brothers Louis Wolfe Hamilton Montana Leo Wolfe Washington and sisters Ruth Wolfe Davenport Marie Sr Washington and Bernard Wolfe Eldon, and other relatives.

Vera Wolfe Washington County Hospital Miss Wolfe West Second Street St. James Catholic Church T. J. Lew Jones Funeral Home Elm Grove Cemetery Washington Joseph and Sophia Schilling Wolfe Altar and Rosary Society St. Anthony's Circle Washington County Iowa Southern Utilities Co Louis Wolfe Hamilton, Mont William Marie Sr Leo Wolfe Ruth Wolfe Davenport Bernard Wolfe Eldon

Weather outlook for Monday through Tuesday

United Press Weather reports generally fair conditions for Monday, Monday night, and Tuesday. Coldest night Monday with low near zero to five above, warmer Tuesday with highs generally in the 20s.

Perry banker to speak at second annual Farm Institute

Thomas R. Smith president of First National Bank of Perry will headline the Washington YMCA Farm Institute on January 22 with the Agriculture Bureau of the Washington Chamber of Commerce. theme Opportunity. Other speakers include Lee Kolmer from Iowa State, Robert Spangler, Robert Bergland, Pete McVay and more experts from ASCS and Cargill.

Thomas R. Smith First National Bank of Perry Washington Ymca Re Institute Agriculture Bureau Washington Chamber of Commerce Smith North Dakota Iowa Iowa State University Ames Graduate School of Banking University of Wisconsin School of Financial Public Relations Northwestern University Perry Chamber of Commerce Perry Industrial Board Presbyterian Church Elks, Masons and Rotary Club Lee Kolmer Towa State University Robert Spangler Ralston Purina Robert Bergland Midwest ASCS M.C Pete) McVay Cargill, Inc

Proctor Family Benefit Auction Planned in Washington

Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce members continue plans for a benefit auction at the county fairgrounds on Saturday January 18. Proceeds go to the Keith Proctor family after his sudden death while he served as JCs president. Donations are requested from residents with pickup and transport arranged by the Jaycees and auctioneers Murphy and Soukup donating their services.

Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce Washington County Keith Proctor Proctor Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Murphy Soukup Jay Dale Doggett Leo Beauchamp Dick Ross Ronnie Gott Skip Renoux Washington

Snowfall Rolls Through Washington Area in Id Weather

Two and a half inch snow fell in the Washington area with 2% inch totals reported. Strong winds caused drifting but state and county crews kept highways open and buses on schedule. Supt. John V. Phleger said drivers faced little trouble on routes as roads were cleared and temperatures dropped below freezing.

Missouri Dixie Georgia Atlanta Tennessee Atlantic Virginia New England Rhode Island Maine Atlantic Great Plains Lubbock Tex Gulf Coast Rio Grande Valley Colorado Wyoming South Dakota Washington John V. Phleger

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Brighton Master Lamb Plan Organization of Junior Republicans Win Ya's Cafe Kelly Schlapkoh Washington High School J. H. Jones Republican Central Committee Illinois Michigan Kentucky Indiana Wisconsin Rockies Ohio Valley Ohio Pennsylva Mississippi Valley Central Verle Brinning Roseville, Mich E. J. Swartzendruber AT_ARMORY United Press Weather
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