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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1969

Page

2

Employment Office at CAP Center Aids Local Residents

The CAP Center hosts an employment office connected to job funding for low income families while serving all applicants. It offers testing and counseling, targets returning service members and the handicapped, and features a weekly 10 25 a m radio alert on KCI. Since 1967 413 applicants filed and 243 secured jobs with 40 percent being low income.

CAP Center CAP Elaine Smith Fairfield KCI Department of Rehabilitation, Education and Services Kenneth Larson

Retail sales surge in Washington County during four year span

Special to the Journal reports Washington County retail activity rose 285 percent from 36.93 million to 47.44 million over four years starting 1964. Payrolls climbed from 2.78 million to 4.284 million while job numbers reached 1,221 at about 205 outlets. Strong real earnings, security nets, and steady jobs support optimism for continued growth at a measured pace in 1969.

the Journal New York Washington County Standard Rate and Data Service Vietnam United States Iowa U. S. Department of Commerce National Industrial Conference Board

Test emergency communications by Washington County hams

Three Washington County amateur radio operators Duane Van Winkle Clarence Witthoft and Don Zwicki joined a nationwide emergency communications drill over the past weekend. The ARRL and American Red Cross sponsor the annual test begun in 1946 to demonstrate rapid message relays from county levels to state and national Red Cross headquarters in St. Louis.

Washington County Duane van Winkle Washington Clarence Witthoft Wellman Don Zwicki Ainsworth American Radio Relay League American Red Cross St. Louis Area Red Cross

Mary Drish to Appear on TV Saturday

Kindergarten teacher Mary Drish of Davenport will demonstrate the Peabody Language Development Kit on Saturday February 1 at 12:30 p.m. on WOC TV Channel 6 during the Our Wonderful World program. She will work with her two classes and a small group demonstration. she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Drish of Brighton.

Mary Drish Davenport WOC - TV Channel 6

State Winter Board Meeting Scheduled for Sioux City

Over 1,000 Jaycees and their wives converge on Sioux City February 14 and 15 for the State Winter Board Meeting hosted by the Le Mars Jaycees. Keynote speaker C William Brownfield, past National VP and US Jaycees president, with state presidents Maddox Sprunk Smith Brantly in attendance. Entertainment includes the Fred Fender Variety Show Benny Hochman Vera Ward Las Vegas night snowmobile rides and more.

Sioux City le Mars Jaycees C. William Bill”’ Brownfield Brownfield United States Jaycees Gene Maddox Iowa Marvin Sprunk South Dakota Frank Smith Nebraska Jack Brantly South Carolina Fred Fendhel Bennie Hochman Vera Ward Las Vegas Marina Inn State Board Bill Brownfield Fred Fender Kenny Milton Mario Lozer

Reverend W W Bowers Remembered by Washington Residents

Doctor W W Bowers 97 year old retired minister who died at his Cedar Falls home was longtime Washington Methodist pastor. He served nine years in Washington Iowa and earlier ministered in Boston and Waterloo where he retired as First Methodist pastor. Born May 9 1871 in Pennington NJ he studied at Drew Theological Seminary and began as a circuit rider in Nebraska. Survivors include two sons a daughter a sister and three grandchildren. He held 50 year Masonic pin in 1957. He died after a life in ministry and service.

W. W. Bowers Cedar Falls Washington Methodist Church Waterloo First Pennington N. J Nebraska Drew Theological Seminary Bowers Blyfield Mass Boston Iowa Waterloo Grand Lodge of Iowa Masons

Kalona DHIA selects Brenneman as president at yearly dinner

Mike Brenneman of Kalona was elected president of the Dairy Herd Improvement Association for the coming year. The annual dinner and election were held at the Kalona Townhouse with officers including Russell Yoder of Riverside as vice president and Marcus W. Yoder of Wellman as secretary treasurer. Directors include David Slabaugh and Edward Knepp, while members from Iowa, Washington and Johnson Counties attended. Tiny Swartzendruber distributed year booklets and production certificates were awarded to ten members, with Clair Hein speaking briefly.

Mike Brenneman Kalona Dairy Herd Improvement Association Kalonial Townhouse Russell Yoder Riverside Marcus W. Yoder Wellman David Slabaagh Edward Knepp Iowa City Iowa Washington Johnson Counties DHIA Tiny Swartzendruber Arnold Stutzman Dean Swartzendruber Lloyd Duensing Mahlon E. Miller Danie E. Yoder David Slabaugh Edward Slabaugh Calvin J. Miller Moses M. Miller

Local map of area residents report travel woes and updates

Mr and Mrs Leo Marie and Tom returned from Mesa Arizona visiting Tucson and Phoenix. Mrs E H Messer reports Mrs L F Harding visiting son Dr Leroy Riley in Los Angeles says home is not in immediate danger from heavy rains but mud blocks road access. Dr Riley lives at 2149 Basel Lane Los Angeles. Mrs Faye Knight enrolled at Southeast Iowa Area Community College Burlington and will start classes Tuesday. Mrs Raymond Miller recovering after major surgery last Friday Mercy Hospital Iowa City in room 340. Mr and Mrs Milo Steele to spend a few days with grandsons Steve Mark and Larry Chmelar in Ottumwa. The boys’ parents Mr and Mrs Bill Chmelar plan a Bermuda trip January 30 from Des Moines as guests of Walnut Grove Products. Chmelar earned the 1968 outstanding salesman award.

E. H. Messer L. F. Harding Leroy Riley Los Angeles Calif Dr. Riley Basel Lane Faye Knight Washington Southeast Iowa Area Community College Burlington Knight Raymond Miller Mercy Hospital Iowa City Milo Steele Steve Mark Larry Chmelar Ottumwa Bill Chmelar Des Moines Bermuda Walnut Grove Chmelar

Louis M. Smith Rites Set for Thursday Afternoon

Funeral services for Louis M. Smith of West Chester will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Peterson officiating. A Keota Masonic lodge memorial service is planned for 8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.

Louis M. Smith West Chester Jones Funeral Home Richard Peterson Keota

Clyde Kitchen 84 dies at Mercy Hospital Iowa City

Clyde Hamilton Kitchen 84 of Washington a retired Columbus Junction farmer died Monday January 27 1969 at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City Funeral at 130 pm Thursday Stacy Lewis Funeral Home Columbus Junction with Rev Earl F Josten in charge Burial in Columbus City Cemetery He was born August 10 1884 in Willard Kentucky son of W A and Linda Abbott Kitchen He married Gladys Ball June 10 1952 Surviving are his wife two brothers Bert of Oskaloosa and S A of Harbort Michigan

Clyde Hamilton Kitchen Washington Columbus Junction Mercy Hospital Iowa City Stacy Lewis Earl F. Josten Columbus City Mr. Kitchen Willard Kentucky W. A Linda Abbott Kitchen Gladys Ball Bert Oskaloosa S. A Harbort, Mich

Sibyl Bender Seeks Land Contract Details

Sibyl Bender of Sharington Development Co seeks contract record for land in section ys tt 6, au 04d-8 and AG 77-8 plus 15-77-8. The notice references property locations and associated parcels in an official filing. The entry appears as a public records contract notice.

Sibyl Bender Sharington Development Co Sec

Thoroughbred group sets Iowa breeders meeting year

The Iowa Thoroughbred Breeders & Owners Association will hold its annual meeting Sunday February 2 at 3 p m in the Gold Braid Room Holiday Inn South Des Moines. An election of officers for the coming year will take place as well as district 1 and district 2 directors.

Iowa Thoroughbred Breeders & Owners Association Gold Braid Room Holiday Inn South Fleur Drive Des Moines

New Cars on Record List Featuring Multiple Brands

A compiled entry lists individuals and their associated car brands including Roy Alfred Page with Ford, Ivan Wayne Ulin with IHC truck, Ruth Ann Bringman with Chevrolet, Dene or Patricia Muller with Olds Mobile, Henrietta Helen Lack ey with Rambler, Harold Lee Hesseltine with Rambler, Cecil or Rita Strabala with Chevrolet, Gingerich Well and Pump with Ford truck, Robert Stanley Reed with Ford, Palmer Metal with International truck, Maurice Elmer Krabill with Chevrolet, William Richard Ballard with Chevrolet.

Roy Alfred Page Ford Ivan Wayne Ulin Ruth Ann Bringman Chevrolet Dene Or Patricia Muller Oldsmobile Henrietta Helen Lackey Rambler Harold Lee Hesseltine Cecil Or Rita Strabala Gingerich Well & Pump Robert Stanley Reed Palmer Metal International Maurice Elmer Krabill William Richard Ballard

Corn champion Lee Foster high in Iowa contest

Columbus Junction's Lee Foster named District 12 corn champion in the Iowa Master Corn Growers contest at Ames with a 170.46 bushel per acre yield. Foster led 30 entrants in District 12 and used Pioneer 3376 seed, 38 inch rows, April 30 planting, and nitrogen, phosphate, and potash remedies with weed and insect chemical controls.

Lee Foster Columbus Junction Ames Foster Mahaska Keokuk Washington Louisa Wapello Jefferson Henry Des Moines Lee Counties Iowa Crop Improvement Association Iowa Community Club Vocational Agriculture Department Lavern Pete) McCabe Cascade Ade McCabe Fayette Pioneer

Hospital Admits and Births Noted in Washington Area

Yesterday admissions include Mrs. Floyd Banks medical Clark Baker surgical Ray Leon and Laura Johnston all in Washington. Today admissions cover Mrs. Rudolph Wilhite in Brighton and Monte Pope in Keota both medical or surgical. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Duane Redlinger in Washington. Discharges include Mrs. Margaret Vinton and Mrs. Jon Ballou, both of Washington.

Floyd Banks Washington Clark Baker Ray Leon Laura Johnston Rudolph Wilhite Brighton Monte Pope Keota Duane Redlinger

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