Vision screening set for preschoolers in Washington
Local optometrists join Iowa Optometric Association to screen preschool children for vision defects on Tuesday July 12. About one in ten may need professional care. emphasis on preventive care and early detection. Children should be accompanied by a parent or adult. no appointments day. Nurse Miss Eileen Jeffrey assisted in informing parents.
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Wwe
Washington Optometric Offices
Eileen Jeffrey
Washington
Optometric Society
Shrine Circus to Brighten Junction Ledger with Outdoor Show
Shrine Club announces the Club Bros Shrine Circus at Louisa County Fairgrounds Columbus Junction on July 26 with shows at 2:30 and 8 p.m. The all new 1966 production features aerialists, trained animals, jugglers, tumblers, clowns, and acts for all ages. Tickets available from local Shrines and downtown Washington shops.
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Lee Baird
Washington Shrine Club
Locat Club
Louisa County
Muscatine
Club Bros. Shrine Circus
Louisa County Fairgrounds
Columbus Junction
Shrine Circus
Baird
Washington
Ken Peters
Sellers Insurance Agency
Waco High Band to perform Saturday in Wayland
The fifth summer concert features a trumpet quartet performing Trumpet Filigree by Waiters with Diane Young Becky Boal Shirley Hult and Malcolm Miller. The event begins at 7 30 p m in Wayland as Wayland Homecoming festivities conclude. The Swingin 17 perform from 6 p m and a new two drum swing duo by Dave Mauenstein and Tom Foster appears. The final concert of the season is next Wednesday July 13 in Crawfordsville featuring the Beginners Band at 7 45 p m and certificate awards for course graduates.
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Waco
Diane Young
Becky Boal
Shirley Hult
Malcolm Miller
Wayland
Dave Mauenstein
Tom Foster
Crawfordsville
Rev McFate to Speak at Washington Methodist Church Sunday
Rev Warren McFate new associate pastor will preach at Washington Methodist Church Sunday morning his first local sermon. He will discuss the topic Why Do You Go To Church Rev M O Smith pastor is on vacation and McFate recently came from Burlington after serving at a Council Bluffs church.
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Warren McFate
Washington Methodist Church
Outing Sunday for Cub Scout Pack 243
Cub Scout Pack 243 schedules an afternoon and evening outing at the Izaak Walton club grounds starting 2 p m Sunday. Activities include trap shooting rifle and archery demonstrations and games with a wiener roast at 6 p m. An awards ceremony and other business follow supper. All Cubs and parents are urged to attend and any boys are invited with families.
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Izaak Walton Club
Weekend visitors from Indiana and Ohio attend gatherings
Indiana and Ohio guests spent the weekend with relatives in Wayland. Jake Meyer of Goshen Indiana attended a funeral and visited multiple families including the Meyers and Leichtys. The visit included dinners, a 40th wedding anniversary celebration, a July 4 cookout, and trips to Michigan and North Dakota. Several locals hosted others from Iowa, Oregon, Illinois, Alaska, and Colorado, with notes of weddings, showers, and Mission Board meetings in Kitchener Ontario. Lisa Sheri was born June 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Conrad in Colorado Springs.
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Wayland
Jake Meyer
Goshes
Indana
Harold Meyer
Mary Krabill
Russell Krabill
Meyer
D. F. Meyer
Donald Meyer
Mabel Roth
Allen Meyer
Betty Troyer
Chicago
Rex Short
Archbold
Ohio
Willis Troyer
Don Gingerich
Wellman
Steve Lindell
George Gensberg
Pauline
Iowa City
J. C. Wenger
Vernon Leichty
Alma
Michigan
Howard
William Cochran
Sam Marsh
Ann Neff
Margaret Reschly
Eva Burkey
Tom Lowry
Ry Neff
Larry
Angela
Lynn Neff
Richard Neff
Gerald
Lisa
Jay
Dale Conrad
Burlington
Violet Parsons
Fairfield
Jake Conrad
Patty Hileman
Roger Bullman
Wayland Mennonite Fellowship Hall
Chris Widmer
J. B. Magdefray
Ed Wagler
Levis Roth
Clair Boshart
Harrisonburg
William Birdsell
Jsell
North Dakota
Mission Board
Kitchener
Ontario
Canada
Lillie Stauffer
Richard Wenger
Raymond Wenger
Wesley Richard
Crystal
Glen Richard
Verne Jorgensen
Brian
Laura
Wayne
Indiana
Verne
J. Jim Bosharts
Bosharts
Lincoln Jorgensen
Delmar
Town
Charles Brooks
Steve
Anchorage
Alaska
Charles
Effie Brooks
C. E. Shumaker
Albert Worth
New London
Donald Worth
Ferguson
Missouri
Richard Shumaker
Robert DeMent
Elmhurst
Illinois
West Park
DeMents
Vernon B. Roth
Elwyn Hirschy
Marlin Wyse
Sidney
Barry Leichty
Erwin Staufferd
Edwin Swartzendruber
Debbie
Allen Roth
Russell Conrad
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lisa Sheri
Tammy
North Vietnamese claim U S pilots confess to bombing civilians
North Viet Nam broadcast “confessions” from captured U S pilots saying they bombed schools, hospitals, churches and civilians as mobs in Hanoi demanded their deaths. The State Department protests to the Geneva conventions and plans to file through the Red Cross.
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Tokyo
UPI
Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Washington
U.S. State Department
North Viet Nam
Air Force
David D. Hatcher
California
Cmdr
James Mulligan
Massachusetts
United States
Hatcher
North
British Labour backs Wilson on Vietnam policy vote
In London Labor backbenchers defeated a Conservative motion calling for unconditional backing of U.S. Vietnam policy. Thirty two Labour rebels abstained, facing possible party discipline as the motion passed 299 to 230, endorsing Wilson's qualified support and disassociation from bombing raids on Hanoi and Haiphong.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
United States
Viet Nam
Wilson
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
James E Smoke 80 dies in Muscatine Iowa
James Elmer Smoke 80 died Thursday in Muscatine General Hospital after residing in the Wapello Nursing Home for several weeks. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. Stacy Funeral Home with Rev. Earl E Josten and Rev. J E Kleffman in charge. Burial in Grand View Cemetery. Born June 6 1886 in Kansas he moved to Columbus City as a boy. Survived by his widow Ruby Lieberknecht and several nieces and nephews.
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Columbus
James Elmer Smoke
Muscatine General
Wapello
Stacy Funeral Home
Earl E. Josten
J. E. Kleffman
Grandview Cemetery
Mr. Smoke
Kansas
Columbus City
Samuel
Sarah McClain Smoke
Ruby Lieberknecht
Mrs Amelia Rash 68 dies at Keota manor
Mrs Amelia Rash 68 died Thursday afternoon at Maplewood Manor Keota where she had been a patient for 1% years. She was born November 13 1897 near Keota and married Wayne Rash in 1919. they had a son Byron who died in 1926. Survived by nieces and nephews. funeral Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Powell Funeral Home Keota with Rev David Stout officiating. Burial in Keota cemetery. Mrs Rash was a former telephone company employee and a Christian Church member.
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Keota
Amelia Rash
Maplewood Manor
Mrs. Rash
Hermat Trier
Margaret Tinnet Trier
Rura
Washington
Wayne S. Rash
Byron
Asa
The
Telephone Company
Christian Church
Klansmen offer no witnesses in Penn shooting trial
In Athens Georgia UPI three Ku Klux Klansmen faced trial for the shotgun killing of Samuel Penn. The government rested after 32 witnesses. defense lawyers Hudson and Thompson then rested without presenting witnesses. Judge Bootle denied a directed verdict of acquittal. FBI agent Watrey testified Guest kept a near arsenal at his Athens garage and surrendered five shotguns. Alleged confessions were read into the record over defense objections.
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Athens
UPI
Semuel Penn
James Hudson
Robert Thompson
William A. Bootle
Bootle
FBI
William Watrey
Herbert Guest
Watrey
Guest
Hudson
Japanese Teens Study in America at Monmouth College
Chie Aoki and Gina Fernandez join 37 Japanese teens in an intensified summer program at Monmouth College. The Tokyo students, from Tamagawa Gakuen, study English while living with dormitory peers and pairing with American buddies to practice conversation and blend into campus life.
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Monmouth, Ill
Uki
Chie Aoki
Gina Fernandez
Monmouth College
Sherry
Chie
Tne
Tamagawa Gakuen
Tokyo
Thomas Fernandez
Gina
Oklahoma man seeks coal land options in Iowa counties
An Oklahoma City man, through a land inquiry and management outfit, is pursuing options to mine coal on about 100000 acres in Mahaska and Marion Counties. He claims potential payments over 40 million dollars to landowners within the next decade and has eight staff conducting geological surveys and outreach to owners, with an option based agreement including core drillings and underlying coal rights purchase if deposits are found.
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Knoxville
Iowa
UPI
Oklahoma City
Mahaska
Marion Counties
Patrick J. O'Hornett
United States
Marion
O'Hornett
Pella
Bussey
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Shrine
Junction
Wolf's Flower Shop
Oasis Club
Webster, Iowa
Mstys
Reifsnyder
Bombers
Rhythm Masters
Mistys
Coxe Combo
Waco Band
McFate
Fred Forkey
Ing
James
Cadieux
Plattsburg
N. Y
Ezra Wittmen
Department
Marshall Wright
International Red Cross
Jim
Jim’s
Jim Bennett
America
Moscow
James E. Smoke
Keota Manor
the Youth Center
the Innocents
Esther’ S Beauty Shop
North Avenue
Lachin
Japan
Washington State Bank
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