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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1966

Page

5

New Seminary Building Planned at St Ambrose College

Announcement by Bishop Ralph L Hayes and President Sebastian G Menke details a three story seminary building joining Christ the King Chapel on the St Ambrose College campus. It will house over 50 seminary residents a rector and six faculty priests with classrooms reading rooms and a court surrounded by stone shrubbery and trees. The project estimated at 650000 dollars will free space in Ambrose Hall for more classrooms and housing amid rising enrollment.

Christ the King Chapel St. Ambrose College Ralph L. Hayes Davenport Sebastian G. Menke Atory St. Ambrose John McMullen Ambrose Henry Cosgrove

Kalona club reads officers election Past Matrons

In Kalona the Naomi Chapter Past Matrons Club elected officers for the year. Mrs C. W. Beckman became president, Duane H. Gingerich vice president, and Clifford Small secretary and treasurer. Guests and a meal followed the meeting. Separate notes mention visits, dinners, and property moves in Kalona and surrounding areas. Santa Claus timepiece boom expected. Bulova forecasts 15 million watches as gifts this Christmas due to new prices and tax changes.

Eugene Way Kalona Bill Clark Naomi Order of Eastern Star Vernon Stagner C. W. Beckman Duane H. Gingerich Clifford Small Richard Beck Mesa Arizona Myron Oswalt Keota Sharon Connie Chris Nafziger Lydia Brenneman Clark Brenneman New York UPI Bulova Watch Company

Indian Ocean expedition uncovers rich fish grounds

A UNESO sponsored Indian Ocean Expedition reports vast fish populations in the Arabian Sea with a three ton catch in 48 minutes and identifies uncharted trenches off Ceylon Burma Thailand and Somalia. Findings suggest the Indian subcontinent moved northward about 100 million years ago gouging seabed scars. United Nations Association of the USA provided contact.

Indian Ocean United Nations Educational, Scientife and Cultural Organization Unesco Burma Thailand Somalia Ceylon Grand Canyon Columbia University Indian Subcontinent

Columbus banks hold meetings in Columbus Junction

MISS GRACE BUTLER reports on January 11 meetings of two Columbus Junction banks, People's National and Columbus Junction State, with directors and officers reelected at both institutions. The article lists executive roles, staff names, and plans for education and tax considerations.

Columbus Junction People’s National Bank of John B. Bell Maurice B. Furlong Kenneth McCoy Roland Rabenold Clyde R. Crawford R. L. Hendrickson Harry C. Lowe Milton P. Pretz Robert Schmidt Charles Huser Paul Heindel Charlies Jenkins R.L. Hendrickson Jean Griffin Helen Howe Roberta Thomas Columbus Junction State Bank G. W. Weber Thomas H._ Histon F. D. Smylie Jack L. Estle Dale Edmondson H. D. Abbott Lewis Newell J. W. Robertson Fred Weir H. Lee Huston James B. Helmick Thomas H. Huston Everett Henson D. R. Marshall Sheldon Hawkins E. L. Hughes Richard Utter Rita Ray Donna Hughes Mary Lukins Teller Mary Helen Snyder

Riverside Mayoral Former Rooftop Nomination for School Board

Roger J. Schloss files for Highland Community School board membership at large with election set for January 17. He has Riverside roots since 1959, twice served as mayor in 1962–63 and 1964, and held town council member status. He previously worked for AT&T as a toll tester and then moved to Northwestern Bell after resigning from the mayoral post. Polling places are Riverside Elementary and Ainsworth schools.

Riverside Roger J. Schloss Highland Community School Board Ainsworth Schloss Iowa League of Municipalities American Telephone and Telegraph At&t Des Moines Roger Northwestern Bell

Crawfords Visit in Brighton and Local Calls

Brighton residents host and visit neighbors across Wellston and surrounding towns. Omer Crawford returns home to better health while community members share New Year greetings and hospital checks. Betty Crawford and Keith McClelland attend family gatherings as visits span Crawfordsville Wayland and Iowa City.

Wellston Omer Crawford Carl Daering Brighton Dave Brinning Larry Donald Neff Wayland Louise Engle Faye Crawford Grace Hill Ladies Aid Keith McClelland Iowa Neffenegger West Chester Miles Shelman Lavern Sherman Jack Hotle Ron Mundy Rock Island Orville Coakley Crawfordsville Chas. Brinning Donnie Brinning Homer Fairfield Lester Mayer Carl Glen Schantz Iowa City Larry Sheets Mark Jeff Sherman Howard Baker Gerald Graf Richard Elsie Mayer Evelyn Mayer Keith McCleland California Marion Betty Crawford Vivian Sojka Ottumwa Edgar Farrier Packwood Magnus

Riverside VFW Auxiliary Meeting Notes and Wedding Announcement

The Riverside VFW Auxiliary met with eleven members present at the Community Building. Candy sales are complete. Members will assist with a bingo party at the Iowa City Veterans Hospital on Monday January 17 at 7 p.m. on three floors. Jerry Mitchell wedding details: Jerry Mitchell and Judith Thompson wed at Offutt AFB chapel on Saturday January 15 at 3 p.m. The couple will visit relatives before the groom returns to duties at Offutt AFB. Local visits and leave news included Terry Ruth on a fourteen day leave and plans for electronic school in San Francisco for nine months.

Riverside VFW Iowa City Veterans Hospital Velma Waldschmidt Ella Mase Luckey Jess Mitchell Jerry Mitchell Don Mitchell Iowa City Judith Thompson Omaha Neb Offut Afb Charles Vondrasek Roy Havel Washington Bessie Burich Wes Sojka Burich Terry Ruth Paul Ruth Terry San Francisco

Legion Auxiliary meets at Wellman

The American Legion Auxiliary in Wellman met at the Legion Hall for a potluck noon meal served by Florence Wade and committee. President Mae Marek led the meeting which voted to donate to the March of Dimes and planned a sewing day for Soldiers Home articles in Marshalltown. The mid year conference in Des Moines Jan 30 31 will see Local Unit representation. Also noted were 4085 Butternut coupons turned in and community visits including Rebekah Lodge installations in Washington. Jesse James town clerk suffered a stroke and Mercy Hospital Iowa City care. Ethyl Rugg released from Mercy Hospital after observation.

Wellman Auxiliary of the American Legion Legion Hall Florence Wade Mae Marek Marshalltown Des Moines

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