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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1965

Page

2

Fortnightly Club invites Mrs Lowell for music program

Mrs. Dillon Lowell of Fairfield, president of the Iowa Federation of Music Clubs, will headline the Fortnightly Club general meeting at Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church on Thursday February 4 with the theme Living a Life of Quality Through Music. She will be joined by several musicians, has a rich musical background as a vocalist pianist composer and choir director, and now serves as state chairman of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs.

Dillon Lowell Fairfield Iowa Federation of Music Clubs Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church Lowell Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Fairfield Methodist Church

Hospital Admissions and Births Reported

On the record hospital admits include David Kleese Washington medical Lester Jones Crawfordsville medical Mrs Hubert Walker Washington medical Charlie Davison Wayland surgical. Births yesterday Rev and Mrs Ray Blair Washington welcome a daughter. Dismissals yesterday Mrs Nellie Hagans Brighton Today Mrs Ray C Bergen Ainsworth.

David Kleese Washington Lester Jones Crawfordsville Hubert Walker Charlie Davison Wayland Ray Blair Nellie Hagans Brighton Ray C.bergen Ainsworth

Local lady drives neighborhood kids to school early

A well known local woman took a group of neighborhood children to school today, arriving an hour early as her clock appeared to have frozen overnight. The piece notes the chilly weather and references Wolf's Flower Shop and a phone number for contact or orders.

Pythian Sisters Meet At KP Hall Members Detail Charitable Work

Thirteen Pythian Sisters attended a KP Hall meeting led by MEC Mrs. Gerald DeLong. Mrs. Marvin Yoder reported altruistic activity totaling 102.05 with three sick calls. A 5 donation supported the Mid Prairie Band Uniform project. Valentine boxes will be prepared February 10 with members bringing decorated boxes, cards and food. A February 12 coffee event was announced with rolls and candy to be provided by listed volunteers. The pianist Mrs. Grigg was installed for the year and the next serving committee was named amid refreshment duties.

Pythian Sisters KP Hall MEC Gerald DeLong Marvin Yoder Mid-Prairie Band Valentine Harold Griggs Howard Moore L. P. Statler Homer Brinning Keith Statler DeLong Glenn Ladchoff John McDowell Beth Janecek Yoder Dwight Colliver Cloyce Statler Ivan Hahn Max Waterhouse Griggs Grigg Milo DeLong Hahn Brinning Colliver McDowell

Graf silver anniversary open house planned Sunday

Elvin Graf and his wife of Route 1 Ainsworth celebrate 25 years with an open house Sunday Jan 31 from 2 to 5 pm at their east of Haskins home. They married Feb 2 1940 at St John Lutheran Wellman. They have four children Betty Dunbar Judy Mickey and Doug and three grandchildren. The couple requests no gifts.

Ainsworth Elvin Graf Route 1 Haskins Lillian Catherine Blum Louise Blum William Blum Wellman Henry Elvin Graf Henry J. Graf Keota St. John’s Ltheran Church William J. Krueger Dennis Betty) Dunbar Muscatine Judy Mickey Doug Jeffrey Jeanine Janelle Dunbar

Cadet cheating scandal widens at Air Force Academy

Investigators question more cadets as a cribbing scandal at the Air Force Academy grows. 65 cadets have resigned, with up to 100 potentially involved and as many as 325 may be implicated per reports. Football players and others face possible action as officials plan to complete findings by February 10.

AIR Force Academy, Jol UPI Pentagon Air Force Academy Rocky Mountain News Today Denver Washington Dan ‘Thomasson Congress Eugene M. Zuckert Air Force Bob Peck Scott Emnyre Wilmette, Ill Jerry Yankee San Antonio Tex Emyre Roy Scott Sather

Local Club Meetings Report Busy February Schedule

Mrs Truman Hysell hosted 18 members of Family Living To Tuesday with Miss Sally Smith county home economist. Programs cover home decorating trends and future fort nightly dessert. officers elected for the coming year. Senior Circle at St Paul Church made World Service quilts and prepared aprons. Y Wives executive board outlined plans with dessert luncheon at Captain's Table and guest speaker Yoshi Kanda. Applied Arts I group heard talk on presidential inaugurations with nominating committee announced for next year.

Women of Moose Moose Home Family Living William ‘Sitler Oneita ¢ Fisher Creative Living Leon Hillman Legion Hall Ken Crow Noble Grand Family Truman Hysell Sally Smith Roy Hodges Marion McAvoy Miss Smith Marion Avenue UP Church Jeader Hodges Phil Kneen Wayne Gamon Norman Schoonover Richard Ballard Albert Zieglowsky St. Paul Y - Wives Executive Board Bob Vanderlinden Yoshi Kanda Applied Arts Ed Hutchcroft United States Saming Robert Libe Duane Redlinger Measurer Max Embree Dale Batterson Bill Crandall Libe Richard Davidson

Legislators approve pay increases in Des Moines

The Town Senate unanimously passed a resolution to raise legislative staff pay by 35,000 dollars retroactive to the session start. Secretaries’ pay rises to 10 dollars a day plus 1 dollar for daily duties, with clerks at 11 and chaplains at 7. The chief clerk and Senate secretary gain weekly boosts. a state education measure and tuition aid for institution children move forward, while highway patrol staffing is debated.

Des Moines UPI House Senate Capitol State Department of Public Instruction Iowa Highway Patrol

Contempt cited in Selma voter registration clash

A federal judge was asked to find Sheriff James Clark in contempt for arresting Negroes seeking registration at the Dallas County courthouse in Selma Alabama. NAACP Legal Defense Fund says Clark deliberately flouted a court order by arresting 56 people since Monday after a restraining order. The case seeks transfer of 280 arrests in Selman to federal jurisdiction. Clark had limited voter registration lines to 100 at a time.

James Clark Dallas County Selma Ala U.S Daniel H. Thomas Mobile National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Legal Defense Fund Clark Thomas Norman C. Amaker New York Selman

McCreedy Leads Y's Men's Pinochle Marathon

Dr and Mrs M L McCreedy retain first in the Y s Men's pinochle marathon after seven rounds with 6880 points. Close behind are Mr and Mrs Robert Poorman with 311 and Mr and Mrs Francis McConnell with 4640, among ten in the top group including Horn Coles Blattner Conner Towyn Davies Klopfenstein Jensen.

M. L. McCreedy McCreedy Robert Poorman Francis McConnell George Horn al Coles

Birthday Honorees Gather for Stoutner Family Events

Mrs. Bruce Stoutner observes her birthday with a Friday coffee hosted by Mrs. Lar ry Anderson for relatives including Ma vel Fagen Ruth Norris Leon Stoutner and others. Weekend guests included Bruce and Harold Hagist families, Keith and Cloyce Statler gathering at West Chester. Additional notices list visits and a Republic Ware coffee event.

Vymno Evan Onnwmnd Bota Larry Anderson Bruce Stoutner Mavel Fagen Ruth Norris Leon Stoutner Mar On Stoutner Glen’ Cupp Rosie Adam Glee Holmes Tle Hagist National Cash Register Co Ellis Walton Sigourney Howard Bower Carl Walton Denny Maude Walton Vic Tinnes Republic Robert Carris Elmer Vincent Taylor Stout Washington

Osagea district meeting attended by State Farm rep

A report from Oska oosa describes a district gathering of the State Farm Insurance Company held Wednesday. Local residents noted the attendance of Earle Libe and the Inland Daily Press Association hosted a cost clinic nearby.

Inland Daily Press Association Earle Libe The State Farm Insurance Company Oskaoosa

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