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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1964

Page

5

Pig roast held in Kalona at Bill Swartzendruber home

Kalona notes describe a Saturday pig roast at Bill Swartzendruber and many neighbors and relatives in attendance. Other items cover visits to Lake of the Ozarks, vacation plans at Lake Okoboji, hospital news, 4 H events, lodge session closures, and local visits around Kalona including Sattler Beckman offices and Riverside area.

Kalona Bill Swartzendruber Eugene Way Kalona Mary Swartzendruber Fannie Ellen Bender Dan Graber Ned Graber Marcella Roth John Miller Morris Swartzendruber William Nissley Ellis Swartzendruber Henry D. Miller Vernon Ropp Marlin Gingerich Lynn Graber Elmer Yoder Brenda Eldon Gingerich Richard Adams William Mercy Hospital Iowa City Elam Christner Alan Christner Henry Muller H. V. Beck Olin Snair Burlington Harold Troyer University Hospitals Sam E. Bender Irvin Gingerich James Maggie Miller Ben M. Miller Henry Miller Lawrence Griffiths Scott Hall Lloyd Hammes Harper July Fourth Joe Allen Cloyce Allen Curtis Figgins Jean Harry Malichky Sr Dessie Figgins Arliss D. Swartzendruber Lake Okoboji D. G. Sattler Connecticut Chris Nafziger Lydia Brenneman Shelia Pewitt Joan Gardner Ivan Barkley J. D. Boyd Fred Stumpf Nettie Page Harold Brenne S. W. Yoder Joe W. Fisher Mississippi River

Archeological parks urged for Iowans

State archeologist Marshall McKusick urges the conservation commission to acquire lands with crucial scientific deposits and establish archeological parks across Iowa. He envisions pilot projects and parks in northeastern Iowa with trails and a small museum to protect prehistoric heritage, despite high operating costs.

Des Moines Marshall McKusick The Conservation Commission Dr. McKusick

Sprays Help End Musty Odors After Rains

After heavy storms a lingering mustiness can persist in closed rooms. Low pressure aerosol mildew sprays reduce odors, with two types: mold growth inhibitors and deodorizing perfumes. Follow label directions, keep doors closed, and avoid inhaling mist or spraying near flames.

Sally J. Smith

Missing this year Os kal oosa organist at national conventions

William O McMains of Oskaloosa, long time personal organist for national party conventions since 1948, misses this year in San Francisco due to workload. He declined Republican invitation despite a two bedroom suite offer, noting television has transformed conventions and kept him home watching.

San Francisco IDPA William O. McMains Oskaloosa McManns Europe Africa Asia McMains Pennsylvania William Scranton Iowa Harry Truman Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Richard M. Nixon California Robert Taft Chicago City Hall Atlantic City

Crawfordsville council sets budget for the coming year

Crawfordsville Town Council met Monday night to present the budget for the coming year, with publication planned in the Columbus Junction Gazette and approval anticipated at the next meeting. Local social notes detail visits among residents, travel plans, and community events including a White Cloud Club breakfast and August trip plans.

Crawfordsville Columbus Junction Mark Robyn Fisher Floyd Fishers Chicago Rodney Peters Larry Jack Albuquerque N. Mex Andy Young Cherryholmes Mt. Pleasant Park Seiberts Seibert Gene Hills Milwaukee Wise Hill Jean Mary Cherryholmes Rob Dickinson Ann Newton Walter Rich Don Stout Mrs. Dickinson Rich Bob Nicola Rachel Washington Nicola Lorenzo Cleaver Bangor Maine Walter Palmer Brenda Bonita Ainsworth Cleavers Iowa Daryl Owens Mike Lynnette Jerry Fisher Floyd Fisher Owenses Keith Fisher Wellman White Cloud Club Raymond Schultz

ROS Club and WSCS Activities Highlight Local Gatherings

ROS Club met at Ainsworth with two bridge tables and prizes for high score Kenneth Ornduff. next meeting July 22 with Mrs. Mac Wallace. WSCS executive committee met at Methodist Church. general meeting July 16 at 7 30 p.m. topic Role of the Christian Women's Schedule led by Mrs. Clarke Pfeifer. list of local guests and birthdays follows.

Methodist Church Stephen Root Olive Miksch WSCS Clarke Pfeifer Harlan Edgar Bill Edgar Kenneth Watson Laura Geret Sam Edgar Martelle Iowa Cathy Edgar Julie Klopfenstein Tim Klopfenstein Sunset Park Washington Clive Klopfenstein Kermit Klopfenstein Lafe Klopfenstein Mike John Skubal Joe John Skubal Jr Paul Beard Judy Scrantom Alta Hendrick Iowa City Louis Pruess Robert Chown Lake Odessa Fred Poole Nichols

Wayland Visit For Henry Alter and Family Picnic

Henry Alter of Grinnell visited Wayland for homecoming and spent the weekend with Mrs. Ezra Wittmer Ayland. A picnic at the Hulme country home drew Beulah Hulme of Des Moines and others, including Harold Hulme and Kathryn Piper, with extended visits by Henry Widmer and Melva.

Ezra Wittmer Ayland Henry Alter Grinnell Wayland Sam Hulme Beulah Hulme Des Moines Harold Hulme Mayme Green Kathryn Piper Verna Hall Olive Bollér Ray Ernst Max Hulme Henry Widmer Melva Fisher, Ill Goshen College Rita Crandall Widmer Wayne Garvin

Too Many Workers Die in Iowa Construction Safety Gap

Iowa labor commissioner Dale Parkins warns no state statute requires basic safety rules in construction. He cites 46 construction deaths last year and cases of faulty equipment and unsafe scaffolds. Parkins seeks more funds, higher inspector salaries, a second boiler inspector, and power to hearings and subpoenas for wage claims.

DES Moines IDPA Dale Parkins Iowa Parkins Illinois Labor Department Legislative Interim Committee General Assembly

Strange blue green bird photographed near Noble

A Noble note reports a strange small blue green bird seen in town. The writer asks readers for the bird's name after consulting several bird books. The item also mentions family visits, a newborn, local social ties, a barn fire scare, and community chatter about checks and local journalism.

Friends quartet to give sacred concert at Richland

The Friends Bible College quartet from Haviland Kansas will perform at Richland Friends Church on Wednesday July 15 at 8 p.m. Roy Clark, college music director, will accompany. Public invited.

Richland Friends Bible College Haviland Kansas Richland Friends Church Roy Clark College Richland Fire Department Ferrell Lang Howard Adrian Cheeseman Place Bill Gillman Howard Altenbernd Veterans Hospital Iowa City Frank Cox Fairfield Hospital J. Howard Jones Ottumwa City Hospital Effie Cox W. R. Kime San Francisco National Republican Platform Committee

Donald Beans Visitors and Local Gatherings

Marion residents Mr and Mrs Donald Bean and daughters visited Mrs Jim Brown and Mr and Mrs George Murphy over the weekend. The Wilbur Kratz family attended Iowa City fireworks. Various locals hosted raspberries and socials around Davenport and Iowa City. A reunion at George Paputsakis residence drew relatives from Ottumwa St Joseph and nearby towns. Ben Harrison shows some improvement in Mercy Hospital Iowa City.

Milton Edmonds Jim Bean Edgar Whetstine Percy Skubal Mabel Miller Louis Miller Ross Craig Ethel Vivian Booth Davenport George Paputsakis Russell Morgan Ottumwa Marvin Townsend and Clyde St. Joseph Missouri Laird Simpson Judy Joe Melinda Gertrude Newton Ben Harrison Mercy

Cobras to race at Greenwood in USRRC event

Shelby Cobra team lines up five cars at Greenwood Roadway for the USRRC race on July 19. Drivers Ken Miles Ed Leslie Chuck Parsons Skip Scott and John Morton travel to Des Moines to compete in the seventh of ten races. Practice and qualifying set for July 18 with a 165 mile main event and a 51 mile Formula V race preceding it. First prize is $2,000.

Des Moines UPI Greenwood Roadway U.S Carroll Shelby le Mans France Shelby United States U.S. 65 Here USARC Cobra Ken Miles Ed Leslie Chuck Parsons Skip Scott John Morton

Permanent trouser creases via chemical treatment approved

USDA scientists propose permanent creases for men’s trousers through a chemical treatment that resists wear, rain, and humidity and survives dry cleaning. Approved by the Surgeon General, the method may be adopted by the military and later by civilian markets, with advertisers signaling its arrival.

USDA

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