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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1967

Page

3

Iowa man recalls Swift river patrols in Vietnam

Lt. (J. G.) Jim Stephens of Ainsworth described Swift patrol boats in Vietnam in Popular Mechanics. He details patrols on inland waterways from 1965 to 1966, boat design, armament, and the Viet Cong reaction, noting swift boats’ maneuverability and river security role.

Vietnam J. G Jim Stephens Gene Stephens Ainsworth Stephens Swift Kbur Radio Burlington Iowa State University Gulf of Mexico

Area Ten Community College to Offer Law Enforcement Program

Area Ten Community College in cooperation with the University of Iowa will start a two year college level law enforcement program in September 1967. The program serves two groups: aspiring law enforcement careers and current officers seeking upgrades. It offers an associate in arts degree after six quarters and includes courses in criminal law, investigation, criminology, patrol procedures, and defensive tactics, alongside English, sociology, psychology and science.

Area Ten Community College University of Iowa Area Ten

Dr M L Tweeton Practice Details

Dr M L Tweeton at 108 North Marion lists phone 6532351 and hours noting closed Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.

M. L. Tweeton North Marion

Birthday open house for Mrs Nellie Long 93rd

To honor Mrs Nellie Long of Brighton a birthday open house is planned for Sunday July 23 from 2 to 4 p.m. at her home. The elderly county resident, once Queen of the Three Quarter Century Club, was the eldest woman member present last August.

Mrs. Long Nellie Long Brighton

Social calendar notices for Sunset Park events

Social calendar items note early submissions by 10 a.m. for first publication and three day advance printing. Listings include World War I Barracks Auxil iary picnic at Sunset Park rain plan Legion Hall Jolly Nine Club two birthdays FOE and Auxiliary Izaak Walton club house two dish to pass and own table service Double Deck Club Mrs Mella Picken WCTU picnic Sunset Park DAR Log Cabin open house 2 4 p m Sunset Park H H Club cookies or sweets Independent Club picnic Sunset Park LBC Club noon Sunset Park two dishes own drink Schantz Reunion descendants of Joseph and Marie Schantz Sunset Park

Auxiliary Sunset Park Legion Hall Jolly Nine Club Izaak Walton Mella Picken WCTU DAR Log Cabin Charles Wiley David Gregory Carol Forgey Independent

4 H Club Achievement Day at Crooked Creek

Crooked Creek Cloverettes held their annual Achievement Day at the Legion Hall on Wednesday afternoon. Mary Jones demonstrated To Line or Not To Line and Gail Conrad with Iris Kaufman presented Simple Inexpensive Toys. Senior Sue Jones and Intermediate Mary Jones to represent the club at the county competition. junior skit Dress Revue with Lynn Martin as commentator. trip to Washington, DC reported by Rosemary Curtis and Marie Jones.

Crooked Creek Cloverettes Legion Hall Wanda Ornduff Ainsworth Mary Jones Gail Conrad Iris Kaufman Sue Jones Lynn Martin Rosemary Curtis Marie Jones Washington, D. C Connie McCall Vicki Dare Robyn McCoy Jeri Davis Sharon Lee Brenda Swift Jackie Fulton Julie Finke Sandra Lewis Karen Jones Janet Dare Maureen Rich Ann Davis Christine McAllister Janet Davis Martha Canott Melinda Moore Lorna McCoy Sam Canott Richard Kaufman Howard Moore Cleo McCoy

Records Show Wayne J Foster Deed To Bohr Brothers

Wayne J Foster and his wife convey land in See s 34 and 35 township 77 range 9 totaling 340 acres to Marvin Howard and Harold E Bohr as recorded in See s 34 and 35 77-9.

Wayne J. Foster Marvin, Howard Harold E. Bohr See

Social and club news update admissions and dismissals

Yesterday admissions include Mrs Loretta Meeks Washington medical and Joe Goodlander Riverside surgical. Today admissions list Craig Stege Denver Ia surgical William Jones Washington medical Peter Lincoln Montpelier Vt surgical. Dismissals today include Raymond Miller and George Barr Washington Nakijima Ejikichi Columbus Junction Mrs Frank Nebel and son Washington Dan Gill Brighton Frank Hesseltine Brighton.

Loretta Meeks Washington Joe Goodlander Riverside Craig Stege Denver William Jones Peter Lincoln Montpelier Raymond Miller George Barr Nakijima Ejikichi Columbus Junction Frank Nebel

Pantry Shower Honors Elaine Fuller Bride of James Prom

Mrs Milton Davis and daughter Janice hosted a rural Pantry Shower Thursday evening July 13 for Elaine Fuller bride of James A Prom of Rochester Minnesota. About 30 guests attended with games prizes and gifts. Elaine showcased wedding slides and trip photos to Yellowstone and Banff Ontario. Green and white decor candles and flowers enhanced the serving table.

Milton Davis Janice Elaine Fuller James A. Prom Rochester Minn Elaine Yellowstone Banff Canada

Fishburn relatives meet at reunion

The descendants of Phillip Fishburn who came to America in 1749 held their 51st reunion at the Izaak Walton Club House Sunday with John C. Fishburn presiding. Attendees included Pearl Fishburn Kennedy, Basil Huston, Archie Huston, John C. Fishburn, Jack and Bill Fishburn, Jessie Fishburn, David C. Jones, Stephen Phillip, Orval Fishburn, and Mabel Cavannaugh. The next gathering is set for the third Sunday in July 1968 at the same club house.

Phillip Fishburn America Izaak Walton John C. Fishburn Lancaster County Pearl Fishburn Kennedy Washington Basil Huston Olds Archie Huston Jack and Bill Muscatine Jessie Fishburn David C. Jones Stephen Phillip Bellevue Neb Orval Fishburn Mabel Fishburn Cavanaugh Ottawa Ill

Rip Van Winkle Backache Ad Warns Of Sleepless Nights

Nagging backache headache and muscular pains are linked to stress and exertion. Doan's Pills are advertised as a non habit forming analgesic that relieves nagging backache and has been used successfully for over 70 years. The ad urges buying the large size for convenience.

Doan

Snowball Social Club Picnic and 4-H Achievement Show Notes

Snowball Social Club hosts and former members gather in Sunset Park for a Tuesday picnic with a business meeting led by Mrs. Glenn Fuhr. The Farmersettes 4-H Club held its annual Achievement Show at the Fairgrounds on July 13 with 12 junior, 35 intermediate, and 57 senior exhibits and multiple demonstrations and style reviews. Special guests included Sally Smith and Mrs. Joe Knotek.

Lloyd Enke Glenn Knapp Sunset Park Don Cave Myrna Clarence Fulton Robert Roberts George Dare Art Wiley Carl Jarrard Bill Carson Stanley Fishburn Glenn Fuhr Dare Robert Fickel Farmerettes 4 - H Delbert Soper Diane Marek Myrna Cave Janet Beranek Sue Hora Joan Yeggy Peggy Chabal Patty Sojka Debbie Hora Carla Goodlander Nancy Stumpf Karen Marek Kathy Marek Susan Sojka Barb Connie Carolyn Goodlander Carol

St James Scouts Endure Survival Camp at Coppock Creek

St James Scout Troop 242 spent two days at Charlie Davison timber near Coppock on Crooked Creek for survival training. They carried five ounces of food, one knife, and a canteen, with improvised shelters and ground beds. Leaders cooked hamburgers and chips after. Their next event is Camp Waubeek from July 30 to August 5.

St. James Camp Waubeek

Robertson family 19th reunion held at Keota park

The 19th annual Robertson descendants reunion gathered sixty relatives and three guests on Sunday at Keota park. Direct descendants included Mrs. Pearl Richardson, Mrs. Helen Wolfe, Mrs. Charles Wheeling, and W. C. Robertson with four generation representation from Mrs. Wolfe’s family. Margaret Brown led the business meeting. Carol Hough was elected president for 1968 and Sharon Niffenegger secretary treasurer. The next reunion is set for the third Sunday in July 1968. Glenn Miller to plan entertainment.

D. C. Robertson Keota Park Robertson Pearl Richardson Helen Wolfe Charles Wheeling W. C. Robertson Wolfe Margaret Brown Glenn Miller Carol Hough Sharon Niffenegger

Kalona and area sale schedule listed

Public sale Mile east of Kalona on highway 22 starts 1:30 p.m. at Kalona. July 29 household sale 609 N Iowa 1 p.m. Charles Brown estate. Weekly sales at Wayland Ollie Smylies Columbus Junction Washington Wa pello Kalona sale barns and livestock markets with hogs veal sheep cattle schedule across Iowa towns.

Kalona Daniel Glick Iowa Charles Brown Wayland Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie Smylie’s Columbus Junction Washington Livestock Sales Co Wapello

Local visitors and students tour Journal plant

Mr and Mrs Dick Shirley and two month old Katherine of Silver City New Mexico visit Mrs Shirley's parents Mr and Mrs Theodore Bailey. They plan to visit Indiana and return to Washington. Mr and Mrs Larry Pratt and three children of Liberal Kansas visit. A sixth grade group taking a summer school course toured the Journal plant this morning. Participants include Sally Tanner Roberta Davidson Cheryl Franzen Terry Richardson Bruce Guy Marvin Fertig Robert Thomas Galen Bartholomew Dennis McAllister Cathy Crocker Jody Brown Betty Behrend Patricia Sieren and Grace Lambertson accompanied by Miss Peffers man and Mrs Davy Crockett.

Dick Shirley Katherine Silver City N. M Shirley Theodore Bailey Eleanor Bailey Indiana Washington Journal Plant Sally Tanner Roberta Davidson Cheryl Franzen Terry Richardson Bruce Guy Marvin Fertig Robert Thomas Galen Bartholomew Dennis McAllister Cathy Crocker Jody Brown Betty Behrend Patricia Sieren Grace Lambertson Miss Peffersman Davy Crockett

VFW Auxiliary Holds Meeting and Service Activities

The VFW Auxiliary met at the hall with President Helen Hesseltine presiding. Angela Times received a citation for the essay America Speaks and Acts. A report showed 110.80 in clothing food and furniture to the needy, thirty magazines and seventeen books donated to Senior Citizens, and a plan for a white elephant sale. The group voted ten dollars to the USO and birthday box money was contributed by Mrs Bealer Mrs Weeks and Mrs Max Arbogast.

VFW Helen Hesseltine Angela Times Dave McGaffey Hosital and Rehabilitation USO Don Bealer Sam Weeks Mary Hayes Bealer Weeks Max Arbogast

Washington Evening Journal staff and masthead note

The Washington Evening Journal of Washington Iowa lists staff roles including David Elder editor and business manager William Shannon vice presidents Advertising Director Charles Morris news editor Bob Shaffer local advertising manager and Howard Hazen production superintendent. The paper emits afternoons except Sundays Christmas and July 4th and is entered as second class matter under act of March 4 1879. It carries United Press Leased Wire and is member of Inland Daily Press Assn Iowa Daily Press Assn Iowa Press Assn and Audit Bureau of Circulations with mail subscription rates in Iowa.

Washington Evening Journal Washington Iowa David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Bob Shaffer Howard Hazen United Press Inland Daily Press Ass’n Iowa Daily Press Iowa Press Ass’n Audit Bureau of Circulations

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