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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1968

Page

2

Dimensions of Iowa Welfare Discussion Series Planned

Washington County to host three week self guided discussions on welfare dimensions starting February 12. County Extension Director Jim Frier says groups of 4 to 6 couples can form and receive free materials from the Extension Office. Fact sheets prepared by Iowa State University guide but do not advocate any solution.

Iowa Jim Frier Washington County Frier Washington County Extension Council Iowa City America County Extension Office Iowa State University Board of Regents Institutions For Higher Education Ames University of Iowa At University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls Marion Avenue Washington

Two-day county corn bean conference planned for 1968

A two day county event on corn and soybean production and economic considerations for Washington County farms is set for January 31 and February 7 at the YMCA. Sessions cover corn production decisions, rootworm control, costs, alternatives like grain sorghum, and price outlook with speakers Jim Frier and Vivian Jennings. Over 100 farmers expected. program includes coffee and doughnuts and discussions on varieties and future plans.

Washington County County Extension Service Jim Frier YMCA Washington Vivan Jennings Frier Sion Jennings

County extension service Sponsor swine night school

Washington County Extension Service runs a series of swine production night meetings on Tuesdays starting January 30 at 7 30 p.m. in the Farm Bureau Building West edge of Washington. Topics include swine diseases sanitation vaccination and herd management with speakers from ISU and county staff. No registration or charge. open to all swine producers and interested locals.

Washington County Extension Service Jim Frier Farm Bureau Washington Maynard Spear Iowa State Washington County Emmett Stervermer Kalona Sale Barn Andy Boston

Golden Age Club Holds Sewing Meeting at YWCA

Thirty members of the Golden Age Club met for sewing at the YWCA rooms. After completing the usual work they shared a sack lunch. Miss Eva Ebner, Mrs. Nellie Moriarty and Mrs. Robert Roberts brought birthday cakes and were honored with the birthday song. Games followed in the afternoon. The next all day meeting will be February 5.

Golden Age Club YWCA Eva Ebner Nellie Moriarty Robert Roberts

Record of Named Individuals and Vehicles Listed in Case

A ledger notes several individuals and vehicle brands including Gill, Ford, Skubal, Goff, Stumpf, Washington Lumber Co. A Ford truck, GMC truck, Pontiac, Chevrolet trucks, Plymouth, Ram bler, Skyline Mobil Home appear among the listed items. Names include Joe or Clara Gill, John Bartholomew Skubal, Fred Charles Goff, Arlis Dean Stumpf, Ronald or Vivian Hughes, John C. Helmuth, James Edward Risdon, Melvin L. Jaspering, Earl Arthur Bachman, Leon P. Vogel, Herbert or Betty Nicholls, Mary or Burdell Martin, Ralph or Ruth Hixson.

Joe Clara Gill Ford John Bartholomew Skubal Fred Charles Goff Chevrolet Arlis Dean Stumpf Chrysler Washington Lumber Co Ronald Vivian Hughes John C. Helmuth GMC James Edward Risdon Pontiac Melvin L. Jaspering Earl Arthur Bachman Leon P. Vogel Plymouth Herbert Betty Nicholls Mary Or Burdell Martin Rambler Ralph Ruth Hixson Skyline Mobil

Death of Max Brian Glover in Woodward Iowa

Max Brian Glover 18 son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Glover of 1109 East Harrison died Monday January 22 1968 at Woodward Iowa after a short illness. He was born March 31 1949 in Iowa City and was reared in the area. He belonged to the Presbyterian church. Survivors include his parents two brothers Mark and Jonathan of Washington his maternal grandfather Max Rodman Plainview Texas and paternal grandmother Mrs Hattie Glover Whiting Iowa. Funeral Thursday at 1:30 pm at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Clarence Dehne in charge. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery.

Max Brian Glover Raymond Glover East Harrison Woodward Iowa Jones Funeral Clarence Dehne Elm Grove Cemetery Max Brian Iowa City Raymond Marjorie Rodman Glover Presbyterian Church

Highlandettes 4 H Club Holds First Meeting of Year

The Highlandettes 4 H Club meets with six members and two leaders. Linda Chalupa conducts the meeting in the president's absence. Members discuss beauty themes pledge readings and home improvement topics.

Highlandettes Linda Janice Chalupa Kathy Knottnerus Linda Chalupa Jan Vermeer

Former Kalona Woman Dies in Chicago Home

Arleta Yoder, born November 26, 1942 in Wellman, daughter of Leal and Sylvia Mischler Yoder, formerly of Kalona, died in her Chicago home. Survived by husband Winston Mattsson-Boze, parents in Archbold, two sisters, and a brother. Funeral Wednesday 8 p.m. at Philadelphia Church, burial Thursday in Archbold.

Kalona Chicago Winston Mattsson - Boze Arleta Yoder Wellman Leal Sylvia Mischler Yoder Archbold Ohio Robert Miller Eileen Hesston Kansas Joseph Philadelphia

Plan symposium on the mentally retarded

The Governor's Advisory Commission on Children and Youth sponsors a symposium on Iowa's mentally retarded care in the House Chamber at the State Capitol on Wednesday January 31. Mrs A C Westerhof will moderate and speakers include professionals from care settings for the mentally retarded.

Governor’s Advisory Commission On Children and Youth Iowa House Iowa State Capitol A.C. Westerhof

Masonic Workshop Slated for February 3 in New London

Masons from Lee Van Buren Jefferson Henry Des Moines Louisa Washington and Keokuk counties convene February 3 at 1 00 p m in the Masonic Temple Main Street New London The occasion features papers from Yoder Christensen Alton Hehring Field Sevis Leider and Perry Troutman plus discussion led by Troutman and Perry A six o clock dinner is served with reservations by Don Nehring Original Paper by Edwin Waddle The Grand Master R Kenneth Miller or a representative will open the meeting and Terrence Stanbury and Calvert Ball will demonstrate the Iowa Intender System.

New London Lee van Buren Jefferson Henry Des Moines Louisa Washington Keokuk County Masonic Temple Main Street Ralph Eckey Billy Max Davis Robert Yoder Donnellson Larry Christensen Mt. Pleasant Robert D. Alton Ken Hehring Roy A. Field Arnold Sevis William Leider Burlington James Troutman Wayland Jim Perry Ft. Madison

License plates sales rise in Washington County auction

The sale of 1968 Iowa license plates reached 4 974 this morning at the Washington County Treasurer's office with 1 434 truck licenses sold. Treasurer Wallace L. Fagan urges residents to purchase plates before the penalty is added February 1. Funeral services for Mrs Irene Ofelt were held at St James Catholic Church with Rev Edward F Collins presiding. Pallbearers were John Whittaker Grant Walker Gale Walker Wayne Barnes Richard Giardino Earle Murphy. Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery. Jones Funeral Home handled arrangements.

Iowa Washington County Wallace L. Fagan

Local Social Digest Notes From Yarmouth to Iowa City

Sunday visits by Mrs. Matilda Wasson and Mrs. Grace Coppes in Yarmouth. Jim Ballard on leave from Lowry Air Force Base Denver, headed to Alaska after Seattle assignment Feb 10. Hospital news includes Mrs. Howard Pearson’s discharge from Mercy Iowa City after surgery. Canton trip for Cyrus Johnson funeral. Mrs. James Boyd hospitalized in Iowa City. Legion Auxiliary president Christensen unable to attend county meeting due to hip injury in Council Bluffs. Van Klavern to represent. Local dinners honor Mrs. Rapp’s birthday. E H Messer family return from Concord California trip visiting relatives in Nevada and California with stops at San Luis Obispo.

AMN Jim Ballard Dick Ballard Jim Denver Tech Lowry Air Force Base Colo Seattle Alaska Dorothy Christensen American Legion Auxiliary Iowa County Legion and Auxiliary Washington Jennie Edmondson Hospital Council Bluffs J. A. van Klavern Ottumwa Fifth District Christensen E. H. Messer Concord California Donald Messer Fred Diaz Tommy Messer Daryl Ockerman Nevada Calif Messers Donald Messers E. H. Messers San Luis Obisco Mae McGovern

Iowa poetry contest opens for 1968 submissions

Residents of Iowa are invited to submit poems for the 1968 Iowa Poetry Association contests. Deadline is February 15, 1968. Adults send to Ruth DeLong Peterson New London 52645. College to Mildred Bensmiller Iowa Wesleyan Mt. Pleasant 52641. Elementary and high school to Lillian Dirksen Sumner.

Iowa Iowa Poetry Association Ruth DeLong Peterson New London Mildred Bensmiller Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant Lillian Dirksen Sumner Lyrical

William Smart to chair Schwengel dinner ticket sale

William Smart of Washington was named Washington County ticket chairman for the Dinner with Fred Schwengel in Davenport on February 2. Ben A. Galer announced the appointment and said Edgar H. Holden of Davenport serves as First District ticket chairman. Co-chairwoman Helen Virden of Mount Pleasant coordinates sales. Senator Howard Baker of Tennessee is the principal speaker for the fundraiser supporting Schwengel’s re election bid.

Davenport William Smart Washington Washington County Fred Schwengel Ben A. Galer Mount Pleasant Schwengel Galer Edgar H. Holden First District Helen Virden Henry County Howard Baker Tennessee

J Earl Allicks of West Liberty dies at 73

J Earl Allicks 73 a retired West Liberty farmer died after a brief illness at his home. Services were held at 3 p m in West Liberty. Survived by wife Ethel M Wilson two daughters a brother four grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Columbus Junction J. Earl Allicks West Liberty

Clinics scheduled for Iowa children

Sixty field clinics are set from February 20 to December 7, 1968 by the Iowa State Services for Crippled Children. Fifteen are cardiac evaluation clinics and eleven are ENT clinics. Clinics travel statewide to offer diagnostic and evaluation services for children under 21 with chronic or crippling conditions. Referrals by physicians or dentists trigger appointment cards and locations. In 1966–67 clinic services reached 6,344 children across 34 general fields, 14 specialty cardiac, and 11 ear, nose, and throat clinics. Dr. John C. MacQueen directs the SSCC. Washington County residents can join the cardiac clinic May 7 in Oskaloosa. ENT clinic is Nov 22 in Mt. Pleasant. general clinic in Washington County is in Keokuk on Nov. 7.

Iowa City Iowa State Services

Stanley campaign calls for February farm payments

State Sen. David Stanley urged the federal government to resume feed grains incentive payments to farmers in February, saying withholding more than $500 million would force Iowa farmers to borrow at high interest. He criticized the Johnson administration for delaying payments to reduce the current year’s deficit.

UPI David Stanley U.S. Senate Stanley Iowa U.S. Agriculture Department Johnson-Freeman Buchanan County Muscatine

Marine NCO Crawford to receive discharge in July

Cpl. John W. Crawford 2090914 of the 26th Marine Battalion H S 1 unit is on duty in Vietnam. He will be discharged in July of this year at APO San Francisco California 96602.

John W. Crawford 26Th Marine Battalion H&s Co S-1 San Francisco Calif Cpl. Crawford Vietnam

How To Open CLOGGED SEWERS Without Digging

An advertisement for SEWEREAMER promises fast action to clear roots paper grease and organic debris from floor drains without tools. Packaged in 10 lb cans priced at 4.95 and sold by Carson Plumbing & Heating with claims of chemical action and results.

January Clearance Sale and Odd Humors Compile

A comic clump of jokes and a brisk sale pitch fill the page. A tramp recalls a theater mishap while a sympathetic woman responds with concern. The ad touts a January Clearance with suits, coats, shirts, and denims at heavy discounts, plus humorous exchanges about a pig theft and a psychiatrist gag. The final note invites shoppers to see new spring stock of short sleeve shirts and white duck pants.

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