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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1964

Page

7

Goldwater faces major gap between self view and public opinion

Harris survey shows eight of ten voters believe Goldwater’s positions diverge from his stated views on foreign and domestic policy. Voters think he would go to war with Cuba or use atomic bombs in Asia and oppose federal civil rights enforcement, while many agree with his stance on spending cuts and right to work laws. Public misperception spans United Nations and Social Security debates.

Barry Goldwater Arizona United States Goldwater United Nations Asia Cuba TVA United Nations We. Eoas BOE. i Cresence Oc Bee Senator Goldwater

Chiggers Bother Folks in Grassy Areas Says Experts

County Extension Associate Merritt Canady notes chiggers cause itching red spots. Iowa State University entomologist Harold Stockdale explains the larval mites feed on animals and humans, bite delays, and are common where clothing tight. Sprays, dusts, and granular pesticides like malathion or Diazinon may control them, or use repellents such as Off before entering grassy areas.

Merritt Canady Harold Stockdale Iowa State University Stockdale

Freyenbergers Visit From Indiana Featured At Mt Pleasant Picnic

Mr and Mrs Edward Freyenberger and family of Kent s Indiana visited relatives in Wayland July 6 to 8. They attended a Saunders Park picnic in Mt Pleasant with Freyenberger siblings and spouses including Wm Freyenberger and Jim ROBERT Freyenberger Orlin Eigell and sons Dennis Graber and families. Various local residents and guests joined gatherings and weekend activities across multiple towns, including homecoming events, summer camps, and family visits to family homes and motels.

Wayland Edward Freyenberger Kents Indiana Saunders Park Mt. Pleasant Wm. Freyenberger Jim Robert Freyenberger Orlin Eigell Dennis Graber Mary Lou Mullinax Mt. Ayr Sandra Magdefray Lucille Millinax Robbie Shisler Rose Motel Washington Ralph Untermahrer Baby Bob Kansas City Ralph Jacob Untermahrer Brunswick Untermahrer Donnie Gugel Billy Long East Iowa Deep River Sherm Umphrey Donn Umphrey Scott Iowa City Lester Maltheny David Maltheny Cheryl Darbyshire New London Walter Shuppy Parsons College Clarence Graber Ruth Ann Graber Frances Halderman Graber Iowa State University Joe Graber Richard Shu Maggie Stephen Jimmy Howard Emry Mark Harold Shelangoski Wayne Emry Fort Collins Colorado Mattie Emry Stanley Brechersen Denver Wilbert Rose J. E. Luckenbill Long Beach Calif Capt Clive Tacoma Wash Clyde Coffin Edna S. Crile Edna Crile Alfred McCracken Edward Angstead Fairfield Jake Bertha Zihlman Near Brighton

Wayland couples attend Mt Pleasant wedding and local events

Mary Ellen Sater and Jon Pugh wed at the Presbyterian Church in Mt Pleasant with Wayland guests. Janis Boshart celebrated a birthday at home with family and friends, doll favors crafted, cupcakes and orange sherbet served. Camp and Explorer activities noted for youth groups. High school classes of 1939 and 1944 observed anniversaries with picnics and letters, including attendees from Wayland, Kalona, and Iowa City.

Clarence Shumaker Mary Ellen Sater Jon Pugh Presbyterian Church Mt. Pleasant Janis Boshart Jim Boshart Mary Schlatter Cynthia Edwards Linda Sherie Lyons Susie Alliman Joan Rich Melinda Stauffer Janis Gary Roth Cindy Reschly Lakeside Mennonite Pershing State Park la Cieda Phillip Graber Becky Roth Richard Graber Jim Widmer Terry Lyon Explorers Troop 14 Camp Eastman West Park Marguerite Roth Dare Shingle Springs Calif Betty Henss Wayne McNeely New London Gilbert Mae Richard Alliman Iowa City Anna Mae Martin) Spenser Mt. Union Glen Widmer Washington Allen Roth Everette Davison Willis Alliman Clayton Edith Rich Nebel George Brooks Wayland West Wayland Park Edwin Stauffer Leo Dorothy Davison Wenger Eldon Wyse Mike Neal Martha Wenger Wesley Pritchard Des Moines Orlin Eigsti Hi Life Paul Troyer Dennis Graber

Brighton WSCS installs officers in a July gathering

The Brighton WSCS met in church parlors on Thursday with Mrs. Keith Willis presiding. New officers installed by Rev. Stanley Woeste include president Mrs. Willis, vice president Mrs. Beverly Kephart, secretary Mrs. Donnie Guy, and treasurer Mrs. Jack Dunbar. Refreshments followed as Annetta Reighard and her committee served.

Tony Meuth Brighton WSCS Keith Willis Cora Fringle Stanley Woeste Beverly Kephart Donnie Guy Jack Dunbar Anneta Reighard Hary Wentworth Earl Wright David Wentworth Davenport David Greg Wright Hattie Kessel Mercy Hospital Iowa City Leland Horton H.E. Ingham Selma Calif Horton Ingham Ben H. Farris Office of Special Investigation U. S. Air Force San Diego California Leona Faris Bill Keith Nelson Ollie Richland Nelle Long Wm. K. Wyatt Lee Emry

United Presbyterian Women meet in Ainsworth

The United Presbyterian Women gathered Thursday evening with Mrs. Roger Colthurst and co-hostess Mrs. Dale Brehmer. Mrs. Max M. White led the lesson Youth in the Changing World. Business concluded there will be no August meeting. Lincoln Street Club was hosted by Mrs. Levi Blanchard with all members present for handwork and visiting. The next gathering is set for August 13 with Mrs. Tom Stirling. Mr. and Mrs. John Bertlshosher and Elizabeth of Waterloo will visit the Kilgore families this weekend. Bertlshosher is Harry Kilgore’s niece.

Ainsworth United Presbyterian Women Roger Colthurst Dale Brehmer Max M. White Claude Kilgore Levi Blanchard Lincoln Street Club Tom Stirling John Bertlshosher Elizabeth Waterloo Claude Harry Kilgore Bertlshosher

Surprise birthday dinner honors Shirley Conklin at Gordon home

A surprise dinner was held at the Gordon residence for Shirley Conklin with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gordon and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Conklin, Craig and Carol Sparrow, and Shirley Sparrow among others. Florence May Augustine enjoyed a day in Des Moines and a capitol outing with relatives.

Shirley Conklin David Glenn Gordon Clifford Conklin Craig Carol Shirley Sparrow Allen Griggs H.E.O. Club Michael Augustine John S. Barker Grinnell Pearl Augustine Leonard Hixson Hixson Sunset Park Florence May Augustine Des Moines Iowa Stanley Nell Riley Riverside Waldo Fickling Theone Groff Milford Groff Wellman

Local families visit over the 4th of July weekend

Mr and Mrs Ray Wehr and daughters joined gatherings with the Duwa and Lynn families. Dale Duwa and kin visited Mercy Hospital and kin in Kinross. Bowen and Bowen families members called on relatives in Columbus Junction Keota and Twilight Rest Home.

Ray Wehr Dale Duwa L.F. Duwa Clair Weidenhomer Aurora Lelia James Kansas Clarence Lynn Blanch Norton Orville Griggs James C. Bowen Terry Kempf Kinross Almer Vincent Dale Duwa Visi Ted Mr. Duwa LeRoy Duwa Mercy Hospital Holland Bruce Columbus Junction Donald Curtis Myrtle Bowen Twilight Rest Frank Pulver Glen Hitchcock Keota

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