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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
6
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My sincere thanks to each and everyone for the cooperation, many cards and visits on my 95th birthday making it the best I have ever had. J. N. Phillips Pleasantview Home Kalona
Notice states a special election in Washington County Iowa on June 6 1965 to decide borrowing seven hundred fifty thousand dollars for erecting and equipping a county public hospital and to authorize a tax not over one and a quarter mills on the dollar. Polls will be open until eight P M at various precincts including Brighton Prairie Flower School Riverside Center School Wellman City Hall and other locations per law. County Auditor Walter W Senroeder certified the notice dated May 1965 under state supervision.
Chicago grain futures show mixed closes with old and new crop tiers posting narrow ranges while soybean contracts edge higher. Cattle and sheep markets list steady to modestly lower steer and heifer prices, with slaughter data and load details for prime grades and by weight class.
Livestock market notes hogs at about 5 000 head with mixed lots and higher price ranges for several Hogs No 12 190-220 Ib 2 50.22.75 48 head at 23.00 No 11.3 190-230 Ib 21.75-22.50 No 23 230-260 Ib 21.25-22.00 240-290 Ib 20.50-21.25 Cattle 8 500 calves 15 slaughter data incomplete in fragmentary report.
The Iowa House defeated a $250 000 appropriation to build a new governor s mansion by three votes short of a constitutional majority. A Senate rider would require the executive council to buy a site and for the Capitol Planning Commission to assist planning. Rep C E Hutchins noted the governor said on TV that a new mansion is a nice idea for future governors.
Multiple sale announcements list dates and starts for auctions and household goods at Sigourney Washington County Fairgrounds and other locations. Properties in Riverside Kalona Wayland Columbus Junction and Wapello host public auctions, with weekly livestock sales at various barns and exchanges.
Pekin High School graduates from Richland outline bright futures with fall enrollments and summer work. Jean Rogers will study nursing at S U S. Emily Hinshaw attends Friends Bible School in Haviland Kansas. Billy Allen enters Kirksville College. Raymond Haskins and Rosemary McClure plan summer work then college. Steve Rusk joins the Navy. Fred George heads to S U in Iowa. Kenneth Manning to barber school. Janice Chalupa works in Washington then Beauty School in Iowa City. Gene Muenzenmeyer and others prepare for fall. Eighth graders visited Lake Darling. Cub Scout Pack Meeting awarded Bob Cat and Bear Badges.
The event titled My Home Town fits the program theme with Mrs. Keith Leppert, Den Mother No. 3, in charge of refreshments and coordinating the hospitality.
Two Town men died after May traffic crashes. Curtis Muth, 50, of Council Bluffs, died in Denison after his car struck a barricade on U.S. 30 May 20. Earl Rosenboom, 38, of Cedar Rapids, died in Iowa City May 29 when a tire blew and his car hit a utility pole. The toll raised Iowa’s year to 250 at month’s end.
Television schedule listings show News at 4:00 and 10:00 with afternoon and evening programs including The Danny Kaye Hour, Patty Duke Show, Burke's Law, ABC Scene, Night Gallery, and Lone Ranger among others. Notable entries include World War II era and crime drama titles with multiple airings across June 2 to 4.
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