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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1969

Page

2

Preschool immunization drive in Washington County

The county wide program by the County Medical Society and health departments offers DPT and Sabin polio vaccines at 50 cents a dose, with waivers. Immunizations occur July 29 in the Drivers' License Room, Court House basement, then August 26, and smallpox Sept 30. Booster dates and medical advisories provided.

Washington County The County Medical Society Iowa State Department of Health County Health Nursing Service Court House

Rotary hears about graduate colleges

Charles M. Mason Jr of the State University of Iowa spoke to the Rotary Club describing Johns Hopkins University as the first graduate college in 1876. He noted 1960 graduate enrollment at 315000 and projected to 2.5 million by century's end, and called balancing teaching and research a major challenge while welcoming but skepticism about Iowa Legislature investigations.

Charles M. Mason, Jr State University of Iowa Rotary Club Mason Johns Hopkins University Germany Dean Mason Iowa

Mothers' Club to Meet at YW Tuesday

The Mothers' Club will meet Tuesday at 10 a m in the YWCA rooms. No baby sitting service will be available.

Mothers’ Club YWCA

Young lawyers eye county attorney role in community practice

Holcomb says the county attorney acts as legal officer for the county and as criminal prosecutor, a dual role that tempts young lawyers to enter private practice for higher pay. He notes varying commitment, with some staying long and excelling, while others quit early for better earnings. He cites OMVI cases and the need for full time, well paid positions to retain talent. Carp were imported to the United States from England in 1877.

U of I Holcomb OMVI

Father Kempker honored in Keota parish open house

Father C. S. Kempker pastor of St. Mary's Keota for 29 years was feted at an open house on Sunday July 20 with more than 250 parishioners and friends. A guest book with commemorating poems, a book shaped cake, floral displays, and a parish cooperative supper framed the celebration.

Keota C. S. Kempker St. Mary’s Catholic Church Viola Adam Donald Bermel Father Kempkers Father Kempker Rita Miller St. Mary’s School Keota High School

Kiwanis family day slated for Aug 10

The second annual Family Reunion Day observance is set for August 10 across the United States and Canada. Ray Carter, president of the Washington Kiwanis Club, says the event is co sponsored by Kiwanis International and the Freedoms Foundation of Valley Forge. The aim is to stress the family as a national strength and moral foundation.

United States Canada Ray Carter Washington Kiwanis Club Kiwanis International Freedoms Foundation Valley Forge Penna Futhermore Washington

State liquor head defends inventory in Iowa warehouses

Iowa Liquor Control Commission chairman Homer R. Adcock defended a $9.1 million inventory in commission warehouses amid reports of an $11 million surplus. Gov. Ray and Auditor Lloyd Smith probe warehousing, while Adcock says slow moving brands are eliminated and stock is tailored to local demand. He touts steady profits and the program’s long‑term contributions to state and local governments since 1934.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Liquor Control Commission Homer R. Adcock Commission Robert D. Ray Ray Lloyd Smith Adcock Liquor Commission State General Fund

Long illness claims Albert J. Franzen

Albert J. Franzen 76 died Friday July 25 at Washington County Hospital after a long illness. He lived at 511 West 3rd and had been seriously ill for a week. Funeral at 9:30 a.m. Monday July 28 at St. James Catholic Church with rosary at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Jones Funeral Home. Burial at Elm Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife Coletta Waldschmidt Franzen. son Charles. daughters Eileen Escher Karona and Lucille Reighard. brothers Ted and Lee. sisters Rose Lahr and Mary Gevock. Graveside rites by American Legion. He was born November 26, 1892, married November 26, 1919. active in VFW, KC Lodge, and American Legion.

Albert J. Franzen Washington County Hospital West 3Rd St. James Catholic Church Jones Funeral Home Washington Edward F. Collins Elm Grove Cemetery Albert John Franzen Joseph Johanna (Knopp) Franzen Coletta Waldschmidt K. C. Lodge American Legion

Honor Mrs Hess at birthday dinner

Mrs Erma Hess celebrated her birthday with family at The Golden Buckle and at her home. Attendees included Mrs Charles Corpman Debbie Kalona Mr Stan Skinner Mr Clay Good Washington and family members. Novella Hess and Jim joined Saturday due to illness. Visitors to area homes connected to Hess circle noted through the weekend.

Keota Paul Hammes Robert Soboski Richland Tom Lyttle Ames Elizabeth Levien Des Moines Albert Greiner Paul Blumensteins Geneseo Illinois Tom McDonald Cedar Rapids Jim Bell Russell Bell Frank Osweiler Sigourney James Coffman Erma Hess Golden Buckle Debbie Kalona Stan Skinner Clay Good Washington Novella Hess Jim Hess

Mrs. Frank Goble dies at Mercy Hospital Iowa City

Lillian Trent Gobble 94 died Thursday July 24 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a hip injury. She lived with daughter Mrs Claude Tucker since 1954. Funeral Saturday July 26 at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home Washington. Burial in Abingdon Cemetery. She married Frank Gobble Sept 6 1891 Ottumwa and farmed in Abingdon before moving to Washington in 1915. Survivors include daughters Bonnie Nelson Hedrick and Edna Tucker Washington, son Harold Gobble Calimesa CA, seven grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren. Burial details reflect family members and clubs she led.

Frank Gobble Mercy Hospital Iowa City Mercy Claude Tucker Jones Funeral Home Washington Leland Grove Abingdon Lillian Trent John Sally Ann (Mitchell) Trent Iowa Jefferson County Ottumwa D. of W YWCA

Bishop O'Keefe Names New Parish Assignments

The Rev William V Snell is named pastor at St Marys Keota transferred from Sigourney The Rev Francis E Lollich moves from Ss Peter and Paul Clear Creek to St Marys Sigourney The Rev J A Hebenstreit transfers from Nichols to Ss Peter and Paul Clear Creek Also notes on baldness and a definition of a waltz.

William V. Snell St. Mary’s Catholic Church Keota St. Mary’s Church Sigourney Gerald O’keefe Diocese of Davenport Francis E. Lollich Ss. Peter and Paul Clear Creek St. Mary’s J. A. Hebenstreit Nichols Ss. Peter and Paul Clear Creek

Dur ocher began NL career with 1926 Yankees stint

Chicago report notes Leo Dur ocher linked to the National League for his baseball career, tracing his active playing days to 1926 when he started as a second baseman with the New York Yankees.

Chicago UPI Leo Durocher New York Yankees

Stamp corner space race to the moon underway

The article notes nations issuing stamps to honor Apollo 11. The United States plans a 10 cent airmail stamp near existing size, with release hoped for late August. Togo, Trinidad and Tobago, Grenada, and South Korea issue Apollo 11 stamps and souvenir sheets in various values, with designs depicting launch, flight, and return.

U. S Trinidad and Toboga Grenada Moon Earth

Kennedy Senate plea in accident case ends with suspended sentence

Kennedy faced a Massachusetts court on a charge of leaving the scene after causing bodily harm. The judge offered a two month suspended sentence with a term of incarceration to be served in the House of Correction if violated. Arena described circumstances of the crash and rejected negligence findings while Kennedy sat with his wife Joan, awaiting plea. The case centers on alleged failure to report the incident promptly, with the complaint served just before the 9:01 a.m. court convened.

U.S. Senate House of Correction Steele Arena Kennedy Joan Marlin Cape Cod Hyannis Port Nantucket Sound Martha’s Vineyard Joan Kennedy Massachusetts Democrat

Army worms attack Iowa corn and beans

Iowa State University extension entomologist Harold Gunderson reports army worms harming western Iowa corn and oats fields. The caterpillars 0.5 to 1 inch long vary in color, with a light side stripe. experts advise barrier strip spraying and specific insecticides to protect corn, oats, and silage crops, stressing strict label use and trained handling for dangerous miticides.

Iowa Harold “Tiny” Gunderson Iowa State University Grierson Gunerson Gunderson

Mrs Kline Hosts Jolly Nine Club Evening

Mrs Harold Kline entertained the Jolly Nine Club at her home on Wednesday evening with Mrs Maynard Goff of Fairfield as a guest. Guests enjoyed visiting and viewing Mrs Kline's antique room. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Walter Lance assisting.

Harold Kline Jolly Nine Club Maynard Goff Fairfield

Bargain Closeout on 12x60 Mobile Homes

Two 12x60 mobile homes offered at 4800 each in a one time closeout sale. Financing available for up to ten years.

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