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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1964
Page
6
Public notice states that on July 20, 1964 the will of the named decedent was admitted to probate and that the undersigned was appointed executor of the estate, with creditors notified to present their claims by the stated deadlines.
Expresses gratitude from Mrs. Walter James Gingerich and Jeffrey James and from George Westen for cards flowers gifts prayers visits during hospital stay and after returning home thanking all who offered thoughtfulness and help.
Landrys visit in Riverside as Mr. and Mrs. Landry with family from Sauk Village Illinois stay two weeks at Clarence Rummelhart’s home. Ellen Horak wedding shower hosted by Mt Pleasant staff for Ellen and Jerry Horak. Des Moines and nearby visits include the Rummelhart and Landry families moving, Mary Newhouse visiting Fort Madison, and Town Councilman Roger Schloss attending a Des Moines conference.
George McCarthy of Charles City chairs the 1964 Iowa Egg Industry Week with October 19 to 23 set for activities including district egg breakfasts local egg princess contests and retail promotions The event aims to educate the public highlight the industry and unite producers The week culminates October 23 with a 50 plate Egg Industry Dinner in Des Moines and the election of the Iowa Egg Queen with finalists named as Iowa Egg Princesses for 1964 A tour for the queen and court is planned for October 24
Crawfordsville unit of the American Legion Auxiliary held an installation Wednesday evening at the Legion Hall. Installing officer Mrs Harry Suter and chaplain Mrs Carlton White presided as new officers were named including Mrs Vernon Sletcher president and Mrs George Fulton vice president. Members planned birthday calendars, ads and club dates, with a Veterans picnic at the Iowa City VA Hospital on Aug 6.
Keota residents attended funeral services for Mrs. Fred Blickensderfer age 86 at Cole on Sunday. She was sister-in-law to Mrs. Bertha Dunbar and had been in a nursing home. Her husband had been in a rest home. The Dills and Dunbars were among attendees. Preston Harvey cared for the Dills’ grandchildren during the services.
Livestock: hogs 4,500 opened about steady closed steady to weak 25 lower with various weight classes. Cattle 1,500 calves 25 slaughter steers fully steady heifers steady with load high choice 1300 lb steers at 24.25. 1000-1300 lb 22.75-24.00. good 20.00-22.00. Sheep 300 spring lambs fully steady with 80-100 lb lambs at 25.00, 22.50-24.50 for good and choice, 20.00-22.00 for good.
Khrushchev told British Foreign Secretary Butler Moscow would take a softer line on a treaty banning nuclear weapons. He said the Soviet Union would not quit its peacekeeping role in Laos until the 14 nation conference results are heard. Khrushchev expressed frustration at efforts to keep peace in Laos and appeared tired of criticism.
Public sale notices listing multiple auctions in Iowa towns incl. Brighton Sigourney and Kalona. Dates August 1 to August 11 with times ranging from 10:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. consignors include Mrs Hugh Hall Harold J Brown Peter Rotenburger and Howard Sears. Livestock sales occur weekly at Ollie Wapello Kalona and Washington venues.
Channel guide lists 6:00 News and 6:30 Hennessey with 7-D Adventure and Petticoat Junction. Evening lineup includes Jack Benny, Star Parade, Roaring 20's, M-Squad, Tonight, Sea Hunt, Report to Iowa, Bilko, Jack LaLanne, The McCoys, Pete and Gladys, Love of Life, Guiding Light, World Turns, Password, Houseparty, The Edge of Night, Secret Storm, December Bride, Grandpa, Beaver, CBS News, The Price is Right, and daytime soap and game shows.
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