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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1966

Page

2

YMCA Youth Summer Camp Seeks Washington Area Boys

Final plans completed for a week long YMCA camp for boys ages 9 through 14 from July 2 to July 30. The program offers horseback riding hiking archery canoeing swimming and more with a counselor to every eight campers two adult staff a 24 hour nurse waterfront supervision and qualified cooks. The one week cost is 25 dollars with a 5 dollar deposit. registrations accepted through Monday July 18 at 5 p.m. For info call 653 2141 or visit 110% E Main above Ben Franklin.

YMCA Washington E. Main Ben Franklin

Walker Dies in St Louis Former Resident Gerald V

Gerald V Walker former resident here died today in St Louis Missouri Survived by brother Hubert Walker of Washington Funeral arrangements pending at Sherman Eden Funeral Home

Gerald V. Walker St Louis Hubert Walker Washington Sherman-Eden Funeral Home

Mills Carded Twelve Strokes In Key Golf Tourney

In Newton during the Town Auto Dealers' golf tournament Mills endured twelve strokes on a single hole and received three golf balls as an award. The presenter quipped that only one honest man could count to twelve. Also note advice about coping with heat and a cheery bouquet from Wolf's.

Gib “Mills Auto Dealers Newton

Mrs McCreedy 86 dies at Washington County Hospital

Mrs. McCreedy a Taylor County native aged 86 diedWednesday at Washington County Hospital. Funeral Friday at 2 p m in Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church chapel with Dr Vernon Elgin officiating. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Stacy Lewis Funeral Home Columbus Junction in charge of arrangements. She married H J McCreedy June 30 1903 and taught school for many years. Survived by two daughters Martha Galloway Waterloo and Esther Lipscomb Washington six grandchildren. One son and husband preceded her in death.

Villa Ann McCreedy Washington County Hospital Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church Vernon Elgin Elm Grove Cemetery Stacy - Lewis Funeral Home Columbus Junction McCreedy Taylor County Iowa J. A Martha Clegg McCullough

Record Summary of Local Births and Admissions

Yesterday admissions include Mrs. Pearl Wiggers Washington medical with Karen Kay Kinzler West Chester for surgery. Today births include Mrs. Emma Caldwell Washington with Paul Buffington Columbus Junction. Other entries list multiple residents in Washington and surrounding towns with spouses and children.

Pearl Wiggers Washington Karen Kay Kinzler West Chester Emma Caldwell

Political brawl over poverty program prompts GOP critique

Des Moines reports a dispute between Iowa Republicans and the Office of Economic Opportunity over alleged political bias in poverty program messaging. GOP leaders accuse the OEO of partisan attacks while the program head, C Edwin Gilmour, is cited supporting nonpolitical aims amid calls for evidence based response.

DES Moines IDPA Office of Economic Opportunity Kansas City Iowa Robert Ray Senate Lausche C. Edwin Gilmour Republican National Committee Ray Gilmour Rime Robert A. Jackson Polk County Organization of Republican Task Force OEO

West Chester zoning meeting discusses proposed county law

Basic Freedoms Inc hosted an informational session on the Washington County zoning proposal at K P hall in West Chester with about 40 attendees. Joe Zajicek presented the measure and its county-wide effects, followed by a spirited Q A. Jim Maynard of Power and Associates spoke about a county survey costing over 14 000. Participants included Clifford Conklin on the county board and Mayor L C Willits of Washington. A second meeting is slated for Holy Trinity hall in Richmond at 8 p m with supervisors invited to attend.

Basic Freedoms Inc Washington County K. P. Hall West Chester Joe Zajicek Jim Maynard Power and Associates Zajicek

Mrs Perry Jordan dies after seven months illness

Mrs Perry Jordan 172 of 619 North Fifth Avenue died Wednesday July 13 1966 at Washington County Hospital after a seven month illness. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Sherman Eden Funeral Home Reverend William Arnold officiating Burial Elm Grove Cemetery She was born Fannie D Blackford March 5 189% in Sullivan Michigan daughter of James R and Mary Ann Moran Blackford. Married January 11 1911 to Perry L Jordan They had lived here since 1920 Surviving husband three brothers Samuel R Blackford Benton Arkansas James F of Phoenix Arizona Jesse J Wheeling Illinois two sisters Mrs Hattie Cakenover and Mrs Lenora Baldwin Wheeling Preceded in death by two sisters.

Perry Jordan North Fifth Avenue Washington County Hospital Sherman - Eden William Arnold Elm Grove Cemetery Fannie D. Blackford Sullivan James R Mary Ann Moran Blackford Perry L. Jordan Methodist Church Samuel R. Blackford Benton Arkansas James F Phoenix Ariz Jesse J Wheeling Ill Hattie Cakenover Lenora Baldwin

Welcome relief from the heat in Washington

Washington area residents enjoyed relief from a July heat wave with temperatures near 100 degrees. A Dog and Suds thermometer read 115 inside and 95 outside at noon on Wednesday. Air conditioner dealers reported high demand and most stores had no units left, while fans were scarce. Electrical service remained mostly reliable with only brief outages from cooling demand.

Washington

Washington Pals Hold July Meeting At Club

The July session of the Washington Pals gathered 12 members with Betty and Rose Schmitt hosting. Plans for the Achievement Day on July 11 were set. Sue Eagle demonstrated Freezing Fruits and Nancy Adam showed Freezing Vegetables. Mary Eagle presented How to Use a Pressure Canner. Refishments were served by the hostesses and their mother. Guests included Mary Escher Cathy Adam and Mrs Schmitt.

Washington Pals Betty Rose Schmitt Sue Eagle Nancy Adam Mary Eagle Mary Escher Cathy Adam Schmitt

Mrs Chorpening Dies Here Today

Lena C Rohlfing born August 3 1899 in Oakdale Illinois died July 14 1968 after three months illness. Funeral Saturday 2 pm at Methodist Church Rev Warren Mc Fate in charge. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery Jones Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include husband Ralph M Chorpening one daughter Mrs Alice Scott two grandchildren sister Mrs Lottie Burhman Nashville Illinois three brothers Chris Oakdale William Nashville Illinois Charles Mt Vernon Illinois.

Warren McFate Elm Grove Cemetery Jones Funeral Home Chorpening Alice Eileen Scott Town City Lottie Burhman Nashville Chris Oakdale Ill William Charles Mt. Vernon

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