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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1965

Page

2

On the Record Hospital Admits and Discharges

Yesterday admitted Edward White from Washington for surgical care and J G No renberg a veteran for surgical. Cheryl Ledger from Richland is listed for medical treatment. Mrs Kermit Payne in Washington has surgical needs. Today Valma Kelsey of Washington is under medical care.

Edward White Washington J. G. Norenberg Cheryl Ledger Richland Kermit Payne Valma Kelsey

District Court Sentences OMVI Offenders in Fort Madison

Judge L R Carson levied two year penitentiary terms for OMVI, and fined John William Crawford $300 for first offense OMVI. The sentences and fines were issued in district court.

OMVI L. R. Carson Joseph Dale Mech Fort Madison John William Crawford

Slip Wells to be featured by Stompers

Slip Wells, a 20 year old Croydon England native, will be a featured performer with The Stompers at the Washington Armory Friday night. He came to the United States with The Apes, who had a top three recording in England. Last week in Davenport his appearance caused excitement as fans pressed him, losing a shoe while his coat was nearly torn off.

Slip” Wells Croydon England Stompers Washington Armory Slip United States the Apes Davenport

Dutch Creek Flyers Hold January Meeting at Youth Center

The Dutch Creek Flyers met at the Youth Center with president Mike Trier presiding. New yearly records were issued, dues set at 1 dollar yearly or 10 cents monthly, and a skating party committee was formed.

Dutch Creek Flyers Mike Trier Mike Augustine Trier Bruce Temple George Miksch John Stuart Federated Church

Stop Sign Charge Against Charles Weldin

Charles Phil Weldin of 717 South Fourth Washington was charged with failure to stop at a stop sign by city police and fined $5 by Justice of the Peace Glenn Holden.

Charles Phil Weldin South Fourth Washington Justice of the Peace Glenn Holden

Sanders Golfing Through Iowa Winters This Winter

Keith Sanders played golf three times in December and has already completed two rounds in January. The tease notes his steady winter practice despite Iowa weather.

Keith Sanders Iowa

Service member listing Stalder Pvt. E2 Robert D.

Private Robert D. Stalder RA 17692644 assigned to Company B 1st Battalion 325 Infantry 82nd Airborne Division based at Fort Bragg North Carolina 28305 with no additional details provided.

Trimnastics Winter Session Starts January 19

The eight week Trimnastics program runs each Tuesday from 9 to 10 a m at the U gymnasium. Instructor Mrs James Rossen welcomes women of all ages and offers special rates for YWCA members and non members. Register at the YWCA desk or call OL 3 259 by January 15.

Trimnastics James Rossen YWCA

Powers Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Elizabeth Powers

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Powers were conducted at 3 p m Tuesday at the Christian Church with Rev Carlyle Smith officiating. Pallbearers named were William Figenshaw Dean Jones Ronald Roe David Burgess Robert Maxwell and Phil Parsons. Burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery with Jones Funeral Home in charge.

Powers Elizabeth Powers Christian Church Carlyle Smith Ira Morrison Robert Everetts William Figenshaw Dean Jones Ronald Roe David Burgess Robert Maxwell Phil Parsons Elm Grove Cemetery Jones Funeral Home

Democratic Women Meet Here Tuesday in ISU Auditorium

Washington County Democratic Women's Club held a Tuesday evening gathering in the ISU auditorium with Mrs. T. A. Jones presiding. New officers and committee chairs were introduced. Mrs. Ed Hutchcroft spoke on presidential history and inaugurations from George Washington to the present, noting presidents' sworn duties to defend the Constitution.

T. A. Jones Washington County Democratic Women’s Club ISU Lloyd Marek Ed Hutchcroft United States George Washington

Local precinct caucus leaders urge citizen participation

Mrs Hutchcroft praised American achievements while Mrs Levy, county Democratic vice chairman, stressed caucus involvement as the seed of political action. Mrs Widmer, Mrs Marek, and Mrs Weeks served refreshments after the meeting.

Fice Hutchcroft Harry Levy Glenn Widmer Robert Marek Sam Weeks

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