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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1958

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Farm and factory work knit together rural life near Washington

Wes Ramsey a 38 year old farmer living on an 80 acre farm south of Washington also works full time at Cargill Inc. plant since 1951. Lawrence Miksch Farm Bureau notes many rural residents supplement income with off farm jobs and prefer work near home.

Wes Ramsey Washington Wes Earl Little Cargill Inc Lawrence Miksch Washington County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Mr. Ramsey

Elementary Students To Compete In Washington Music Festival

Area elementary schools will send about 150 students to a solo music festival in Washington on Saturday January 25. The Everetts Music Company sponsors the event with the YMCA and Youth Center serving as solo centers. Two judges Dr Price of Iowa Wesleyan College and Alan Bergstrom of Washington will evaluate instrumental solos and certificates will mark ratings. Participating schools include Ainsworth Columbus Junction Crawfordsville Danville Kalona Keota Mediapolis Mt. Union Morning Sun Olds Pleasant Plain Wapello Wayland Wellman Winfield Yarmouth West Chester. The all day program features student performances across diverse instruments.

Washington Everetts Music Company Ymca and Youth Center Dr. Price Iowa Wesleyan College Alan Bergstrom Ainsworth Columbus Junction Crawfordsville Danville Kalona Keota Mediapolis Mt. Union Morning Sun Olds Pleasant Plain Wapello Wayland Wellman Winfield Yarmouth West Chester

YM Member Enrollment Plans Set

Washington YMs plan a three-group enrollment drive for 1958 with residential, business and rural divisions. Section leaders Keith Norton George Stewart Verle Gallagher will run the week’s activities starting with a 7 30 a m breakfast and two report sessions plus a Victory Dinner on Tuesday January 28.

Washington Ymca YMCA Washington Y's Men's Club

Cub Scouts Plan Scout Week Observance

Cub Scouts of Washington urge uniforms at school during Boy Scout week February 7 to 13 and at church on Scout Sunday February 9. Pack 243 met at VFW hall with Den Seven leading opening and Den One explaining puppet making. Den Eight earned Cubby for parent representation. multiple scouts received badges and awards. Leaders meet February 4 at Mrs. Robert Cheyney’s home.

Cub Scouts of Washington Cub Scout Pack No VFW den Seven den One Cub Scouts Richard Owen Den Jesse Linch Joe Moore Alan Robb Doug English Donnie Rinner Carl Hayes David McDaniel Sammy West David Hatchcroft Eugene Fields Doug Hayes John Widmer Craig Taylor Bobbie Green Jeff Akerman Monte Martens den Three Robert Cheyney

Child Health Parley At Ainsworth Jan 24

Ainsworth hosts a Child Health Conference at the Ainsworth Methodist Church Basement on Friday January 24 from 1 to 3 30 p m. The focus is a well baby clinic to keep healthy children in good health and answer mothers questions about growth and development. Free physical exams for infants and children under school age by pediatric doctors from State University Hospital Iowa City. No treatments given. recommendations and referrals to family physicians only. Supervised by Mrs. Marjorie Glover R. Appointment calls to Mrs. Cleo Orris.

Ainsworth Ainsworth Methodist Church Pediatrics Department State University Hospital Iowa City Marjorie Glover Cleo Orris

Breeders Cooperative Meeting In Iowa Elects Delegates

Art Duensing of Washington was re elected as voting delegate and Aelred Te Bockhorst as the alternate at the Iowa Breeders Cooperative meeting held Thursday in St James social hall. The group served pancakes and sausage to attending dairy men. Floyd Arnold from Iowa State College discussed Beltsville station results. Dr Gregg Rapps reported the cooperative ranks among the nation’s top quarter in size serving two thirds of Iowa. Carl W Nelson gave a report of local activities.

Art Duensing Washington Aelred Te Bockhorst Iowa Breeders Cooperative St. James Floyd Arnold Iowa State College Beltsville Gregg Rapps Iowa Breeders Coop Iowa Carl W. Nelson

Boy Scouts Attend Leader Training Near Cedar Rapids

Wilson J. Putman of Washington leads Troop 237 from the Methodist Church to a one day leader training session near Cedar Rapids this Saturday at College Township Grade School. Attending are Stephen Putman Earl Hall David Vinton Ray Miller Jr Joe McCarthy and Mike Boshart. About 250 boys are registered for the event planned at an Hawkeye Area Council meeting in Iowa City.

Wilson J. Putman Washington Boy Scout Organization Methodist Church Cedar Rapids Stephen Putman Earl Hall David Vinton Ray Miller Jr Joe McCarthy Mike Boshart College Township Hawkeye Area

High School Exam Week Slows Activities and Tests

School activities slowed as semester tests dominated this week. English and history exams were given Thursday while journalism and other sections took tests today. Students were not required to attend except during scheduled test times. Mr Herveys final speech exam drew comment as pupils presented ten minute speeches on stage in the auditorium with about 25 in attendance. Miss Kubicek let students choose any semester project for their speech.

Rites for Mrs Smith to Be Held Saturday

Funeral services for Mrs. Lewis M. Smith will be at 3 30 p.m. Saturday at Jones Funeral Home. She died at her home Wednesday evening. Rev. Jay Curry will officiate.

Mrs. Smith Lewis M. Smith Jones Funeral

Buck to Speak at Beef Producers Banquet in Washington

Robert K. Buck will headline the Washington County Beef Producers Association annual meeting and banquet set for 6 30 p m Tuesday January 28 at Washington Methodist Church. Tickets are $2 and must be bought in advance from association directors or county extension officers.

Bill Norman Washington Washington County Beef Producers’ Association Washington Methodist Church Norman Robert K. Buck Washington County Waukee Buck National Planning Association National Farm Institute Washington, D.C Richard Stephens Ainsworth Mt. Pleasant Arvid Anderson Tom Huston Crawfordsville Gene Stephens Dwane Shalla Lorence Marek Riverside LeRoy Huber Marion Stransky Frank Kleese Keota

Benson Seeks Senate Move to Trim Farm Program

Dr. Max Smith of Washington has been named chairman of the Iowa Optometric Association's Committee on School Vision for 1958 and will also represent the state in the national group's School Vision work. The appointment was announced by Dr. Eugene C. Gale of Audubon after executive approval.

Dr. Smith Iowa Optometric School Vision Group Max Smith Washington Iowa Optometric Association Eugene C. Gale Audubon The Department of Public Relations Iowa Association National Organization

Market Swine Show Set for Feb 18 in Washington

Washington County Swine Producers Association outlines plans for a market show Tuesday February 18 at the Washington Sale Barn. Exhibits in two weight classes 190 to 210 pounds and 211 to 240 pounds. Entry fee 5 dollars for three hogs or 2 dollars each for fewer. Maximum three entries per exhibitor. Entries due by 10 a.m. judging at 11 a.m. Premiums total about 175 dollars. Carcasses shown in Cedar Rapids on Feb 21 with judging prizes.

Washington USDA Wilson & Co Cedar Rapids

Benson seeks quick approval of farm program cuts

Secretary Ezra Benson urged Congress to authorize immediate action on the Eisenhower administration plan to reduce price supports for basic crops. He pressed for administrative discretion to trim farm subsidies as he faced Senate Agriculture Committee questions led by Sen. Ellender who warned the proposal has little chance of approval.

Washington Ezra T. Benson Congress Benson Eisenhower Senate Agriculture Committee Sen Allen J. Ellender D-La Congressional

Richland Farm Home Destroyed by Fire

Richland 22 miles south of town two story frame home of Herb Graham and son Lloyd burned Thursday afternoon total loss. Firefighters from Richland and Packwood used 3 000 gallons of water. Richland truck made two trips for more water. Grahams were away and returned to find the house ablaze. fire likely started near the chimney. The Grahams also lost a barn in a previous fire.

Richland Herb Graham Lloyd Packwood Graham Grahams

Tax Cut Depends on Soviet Disarmament News

Budget Director Percival Brundage said a Russia deal on disarmament could open the way for a substantial tax cut but without an agreement rates must stay. Treasury Secretary Anderson warned of limited debt room and favored careful tax relief only if the economy supports it.

Washington Percival F. Brundage Russia Congress Brundage Treasury Robert B. Anderson House Ways and Means Committee Anderson George M. Humphrey Humphrey Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark

United Presbyterians Rename Church in Washington

The First United Presbyterian Church of Washington adopts the Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church name after the annual dinner meeting. Officers elected include Willam McConnell Jr as chairman Clarence Berkhoff as vice chairman Florence Kyle as secretary Marion George as treasurer Raymond Anderson as financial secretary with Richard Knupp Max Donaldson and Richard Pratt as trustees. The minister Dr Evert L Haney gave a short report and retiring chairman Richard Knupp presided.

First United Presbyterian Church of Washington Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church Willam McConnell Jr Clarence Berkhoff Florence Kyle Marion George Raymond Anderson Richard Knupp Max Donaldson Richard Pratt Evert L

Father Son Banquet Plans Announced For Friday

Washington churches coordinate a city wide father and son banquet on Friday January 24 with church banquets followed by an YMCA program at 8 p m A State University of Iowa trampoline team will perform and Jesse Lineh may speak a short talk plus group singing Shared banquets occur at the YMCA and various churches including Presbyterian Baptist Methodist Christian and Nazarenes with arrangements left to each church

Washington Fathers and Sons YMCA State University of Iowa Jesse Lineh Presbyterian and Baptist Methodist Christian Churches Methodist Church United Presbyterian, Evangelical & Reformed, and Nazarenes United Presbyterian Church

Douglas urges space ship push and defense reorg

missile maker Donald W. Douglas urged more clarity and less gobbledygook in defense planning and said an anti missile missile is feasible now. He testified as Congress pressed for nuclear powered space flight and faster Pentagon reorganization amid new tests and training moves at Redstone and Cape Canaveral.

Washington Donald W. Douglas Douglas Douglas Aircraft Co Air Force Army Redstone Huntsville Ala Eisenhower Pentagon

Frink Rites Planned Here Saturday

Funeral services for Russell A. Frink set for 1 30 p m at the local home. Frink died January 15 1958 after a four year illness. He served as assistant district engineer for the state highway department. Masonic Lodge No 26 members will meet at 1 p m Saturday to attend the funeral.

Russell A. Frink Jones Funeral Frink State Highway Department Masonic Lodge No 26

Mrs. Crossley Dies at 83 in Columbus Junction

Clara Crossley 83 of Columbus Junction died at University Hospital Iowa City after transfer on Jan 16. Services set 2 p.m. Sunday at Stacy Funeral Home Columbus Junction led by Rev. George C. Pennington. Burial in Columbus City Cemetery. Born April 10 1874 daughter of Aaron and Sarah Beauchamp. Husband William Crossley died 22 years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs Leo Dircks two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Columbus Junction Clara Crossley University Hospital Iowa City Stacy Funeral Home George C. Pennington Columbus City Cemetery Crossley Aaron Sarah Beauchamp William Crossley Leo Dircks

Weather Iowa Five Day Forecast Cloudy with Cold Temperatures

Forecast shows cloudy conditions in Iowa with gradual cooling through Saturday. Intermittent light snow possible in the northeast tonight into Saturday, with lows of 15 to 20 in the north and 20 to 25 in the south. Highs Saturday near the 20s. Temperatures through Wednesday average near normal west to about 4 degrees below normal east. Precipitation under 0.10 inch with scattered light snow in the northeast and almost none in the southwest. Normal highs 25 north 33 south. normal lows 5 to 13.

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