Kennedys Lead In Y's Men Pinochle Marathon
Charles Kennedys hold a narrow lead after six rounds with 7 630 points in the Y s Men pinochle marathon. Second place teams Mary Booth and Mary Salla day with 5 740, Rex Ray couple 5 620, and a top ten list showing Young Lensch Wiley Zachs Edwards Lasek Johnson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kennedy
Mary Booth
Mary Salladay
Mrs
Rex Ray
John Young
Hugo Lensch
Dick Wiley
Dean Zachs
Gerald Edwards
Raymond Lasek
Harold Johnson
Professional Directory Entry for Local Attorneys
Louis J Kehoe attorney at Jeffry Building contact 653 3991 Livingston Day Meeker and Bates law firm with Robert Day Everett Meeker and Robert Bates Abstract Dept in Office 112 South Ave B 653 2147 eyeglasses fitted for children at Iowa across from Tabernacle contact details incomplete
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day, Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South Ave
Stewart & Shearer
Atys At Law
Richard A.art
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
D. D
Deerention
Iowa
Tabernacle
Snow Blanket Returns to Washington Streets
Four inches of additional snow fell in Washington Thursday and Thursday night, bringing the ground cover to about four inches this morning. Winds created drifts that hindered travel, but crews worked through the night and morning, and traffic moved near normal. City crews cleared streets, helping motorists, though some cars parked at curbs faced extra shoveling to free them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Youth Corps funds approved for area
Congressman Fred Schwengel announced that the U S Department of Labor approved a Neighborhood Youth Corps project by Southeast Iowa Community Action Organization Inc. The grant funds three projects including part time work for eighty high school youth from low income homes, thirty five school drop outs, and one hundred needy youth for eight weeks in summer. Total federal grant is 106480 dollars plus 17120 dollars in in kind local services, bringing total to 123600 dollars. Counties in the organization are Des Moines, Henry, Lee and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schwengel
U. S. Department of Labor
Southeast Iowa Community Action Organization, Inc
Local News Briefs From Kirksville to Camp Lejeune
Carl Kelley was admitted Thursday to Kirksville Os teopath Hospital Kirksville Missouri in room 321 third floor. He would appreciate hearing from his friends. Mildred Nelson is a patient in Mercy Hospital Iowa City room 214 and would appreciate hearing from her friends. Kathy Peiffer Elaine Paisley Sue Coffin and Mr and Mrs Don Dayton of Dayton Beauty Salon have returned from Kansas City after attending three days of advanced hairstyling and improved permanent wave techniques. Captain Duane Bower son of Mr and Mrs Dale Bower called his mother by radiotelephone from Vieques off Puerto Rico where he is on a maneouver with his Marine outfit. He is stationed at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. Duane last visited his parents here at New Years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kelley
Kirksville Osteopath Hospital
Kirksville
Mildred Nelson
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Kathy Peiffer
Elaine Paisley
Sue Coffin
Don Dayton
The
Dayton Beauty Salon
Kansas City
Cpt
Duane Bower
Dale Bower
Vieques
Puerto Rico
Marines
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Duane
New Years
Mrs William Kos Dies in Arizona
Word was received of the death of Mrs. William Kos in Phoenix Arizona She had been a patient in the Hilton Nursing Home for several years Services were held this morning at Moore and Sons Phoenix Survivors are her husband and a daughter Mrs W W Orba Black of Edgerton Missouri Mr Kos also resides at Hiltons Nursing Home Box 5199 1031 North 34th Street Phoenix
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kos
Phoenix
Ariz
Hilton
Moore and Sons
W. W
Orba) Black
Edgerton, Mo
Mr. Kos
Hilton’s Nursing Home
Box
North 34Th Street
Morningside Kalona transfers and births reported
Yesterday lists of medical staff Fred Shoemaker Martha Nicola and Adolph Votruba, a birth to Edwin D Kulp and spouse in Grandview, and dismissals including Francis Greiner Edward Burkholder and John Dusenbery. Real estate deeds show Loyal Swartzendruber to Powell, Zieglowsky to Zieglowsky, Bender to Reschly, Booth to Holden, Hahn to the State of Iowa, and a Ze filing in section F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shoemaker
Washington
Martha Nicola
Adolph Votruba
West Chester
Gerald J. Hahn
State of Iowa
Sec
Cars listed with buyers and brands in local notice
A classified item lists numerous new and used vehicle purchases and buyers including Pearl Ione Green Chevrolet Harry or Patricia Dusenbery Ford truck Mary Kathryn Roose Ford Maynard or Ella Reber Rambler Ross or Gold ie Gault Ford Ralph S Tad lock Ford Howard J Greiner trailer truck Lee or Margery Goodlander Mercury Elmer Lee Graber Bonnie Jean Campbell Buick Jerry or Hilda Richards Thomas Duane White Ford truck Doyle or Helen Brown Mercury Scheeler Bros Inc Wilson truck Freshwaters Feed and Grain International truck Roy Alfred Page Ford Timothy Wallace Stewart Chevrolet Gingerich Well and Pump Ford truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Ione Green
Chevrolet
Harry
Patricia Dusenbery
Ford
Mary Kathryn Roose
Maynard
Ella Reber
Rambler
Ross
Goldie Gault
Ralph S. Tadlock
Howard J. Greiner
Lee
Margery Goodlander
Mercury
Elmer Lee Graber
Plymouth
Bonnie Jean Campbell
Buick
Jerry
Hilda Richards
Volkswagen
Thomas Duane White
Doyle
Helen Brown
Scheeler Bros. Inc
Wilson
Freshwaters Feed and Grain
International Truck
Roy Alfred Page
Timothy Wallace Stewart
Gingerich
McDowells Attend Turkey Convention and More
McDowell couple attended the National Turkey Convention in Omaha on January 8 and then traveled to Des Moines for the Fertilizer and Ag Chemical Conference. Keota residents Vic Tinnes and Mrs. Lowry of Brighton joined a wedding in Washington for Robert Watson and Patricia McGraw. Local social items include the Singleton anniversary supper at Middle America, Birthday Dozen meeting with a snowman party favor, February host plan by Audrey Smith, Chat A While club host Rose Oswalt gathering, and bridge prize awards to Narie Kracaw, Stella Flander, and Mary Lea Trier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Robert McDowell
Omaha
Des Moines
Ag Chemical
Vic Tinnes
W. Lowry
Brighton
Robert Watson
Ainsworth
Patricia McGraw
Washington
Dale Singleton
Kenny
Middle America
Williamsburg
Singletons
LaRue Conklin
Audrey Smith
Rose Oswalt
Cora Trier
Mary Lea Trier
Narie Kracaw
Stella Flander
Family Living I club meets at Sitler home
Mrs. Ruth Crayne led the Family Living I meeting at Mrs. William Sitler’s home. She reviewed A Woman of the People by Benjamin Capps. Mrs. Florence Sherman presided and named a program committee. Mrs. Warren Anderson offered New Year thoughts. Fortnightly program planned for Feb 16 at Christian Church at 1 30 with music by Rogers and Hammerstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Crayne
William Sitler
Crayne
Benjamin Capps
Florence Sherman
Robert Choate
Wayne Knupp
Marion Swanson
Warren Anderson
The
Christian Church
Rogers and Hammerstein
Robert McFarlane
Choate
Variet y Night helpers and local visitors noted
The U P Home committee led by Mrs Colby Mrs Upton and Miss Mary Montgomery organized last Tuesday’s Variet y Night with Roy Hodges Donald Wise and Claude Woods delivering a delightful half hour of entertainment Hodges sang Wise accompanied Woods entertained. Local residents such as Raymond Duncan Columbus Junction Burl Pringle Keith Hobart Wayland and Megchelsen Cottage guests were also recorded with several hospital updates and charity projects underway including crafts for Children’s Hospital Iowa City and layettes for World Service. Lucille Nichols Oma ha visits Margaret Work. both formerly with United Presbyterian Mission in Egypt.
Schwengel Returns to Public Works and House Admin Committees
First District Congressman Fred Schwengel will rejoin the Public Works Committee and will serve on the House Administration Committee. He defeated John Schmidhauser last November and previously served on Public Works from 1955 to 1965. He argued that highway construction supports jobs and that cuts to federal highway spending are false economy, noting forthcoming hearings on the proposed cutback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schwengel
Public Works Committee
House of Representatives
Schwengel
House
John Schmidhauser
Congress
Funeral services for James Shafer held in Sherman-Eden
Funeral services for James Moon Shafer were conducted Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Sherman-Eden Funeral Home with Rev. Fred Bickhart and Rev. W. J. Stevens presiding. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Virgil Bixby Dean York Curtis York Clarence Wilson Harley Brock and Richard Brock.
Wellman Boys Serve as Pages in Iowa House
Two Wellman youths, George Yoder and John Godlove, serve as pages for the 62nd Iowa General Assembly. Each earns about $50 weekly, lives at the Des Moines YMCA during sessions, and returns home on weekends for school commitments. Both are Mid-Prairie sophomores with strong class roles and active in activities, aiming to gain political experience and broaden careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa House of Representatives
George Yoder
Wellman
George N. Yoder
John Godlove
Robert Godlove
62Nd
General Assembly
Des Moines
John
George
YMCA
FFA
Chess Club
Activi
Hershberger Divorce Granted by District Court
Letha Hershberger has been granted a divorce from Cecil Hershberger in a decree signed today by Judge Harold J. Fleck in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Hershberger
Cecil Hershberger
Harold J. Fleck
Youth Sunday at Faith Baptist Church
Faith Baptist Youth Sunday features Steve Weeks leading singing and invocation, with Jackie Zear and Susan Anderson reading scripture. Ushers Tom Widmer and Ward Anderson, a Youth Choir, and Pastor Oliver J. Parish delivering the sermon "Me And My Savior." Evening service includes a Ruth Bible Quiz pitting youth against adults. Banquet Saturday February 4 at Captain's Table with Frank Bussey as speaker. Bethany Baptist Church Iowa City to attend. theme Me And My Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth of Faith Baptist Church
Steve Weeks
Jackie Zear
Susan Anderson
Tom Widmer
Ward Anderson
Oliver J. Parish
Savior
Darwin Widmer
Lyle Zear
Bethany Baptist Church
Iowa City
Frank Bussey
Youth For Christ
Cedar Rapids
YMCA membership drive kickoff at noon Monday
The Washington YMCA holds a Monday noon kickoff dinner for the annual membership enrollment campaign in the Y building. E D Morrison Jr will speak and Leonard Tindal serves as general chairman. The goal is 2100 in membership fees to fund a broader boys program through sustaining memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Ymca
E. D. Morrison Jr
Leonard Tindal
YMCA
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Mary Smith
Burlington
Mildred Lee
Washington County
Charles Kennedys
Professional Directory
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
M. L. Tweeton
North Marion
P. L. Etter
Optometrists
Wag
East Washington St
Gfreales Journal
Lows
Youth Corps
Southeast Community Action Organization, Inc
Des Moines, Henry, Lee and
Verle Gallagher
Wolf's Flower Shop
Arizona
Edwin D. Kulp
Grandview
Francis Greiner
Edward Burkholder
John Dusenbery
Loyal L. Swartzendruber
Lewis J. Powell Jr
OP Wellman
Albert H. Zieglowsky
Edward C. Zieglowsky
Polly Bender
Raymond L. Reschly
Morningside
Kalona
Ernest L. Booth
Glenn B. Holden
Turkey
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
U.P
Raymond Duncan
Columbus Junction
Cora White
Burl Pringle
Jennie Harris
Keith Hobart
Wayland
Guy Hamilton
Hobart
Hamilton
Winfield
Megchelsen Cottage
Mr. Megchelsen
Florence Megchelsen
Keokuk
Clara Tyner
New London
Megchelsens
Duncan Henry
Clarion
Edgar Rotzinger
Myrtle Horton
W. A. Trotter
Gary Edwards
Myrla Henderson
Maude Statler
Washington County Hospital
Ruth Nolin
University Hospitals
Lucille Nichols
Margaret Work
United Presbyterian Mission
Egypt
William Coffman
North English
Keith Vetter
Washington Eve Journal
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
Pee Office
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press Ass
Iowa Press Ass
Audit Bureau of Circulations
C. M. Hayes Insurance Agency
E. Washington
Aliber & Co
Faith Baptist
Morning Star
Ted
Furnis
North 4Th Ave
Capp Homes
Perry
E. 14Th St
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