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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1967

Page

5

Ridiculous Day Parade and Summer Skies In Washington

Town festivity thrives with Go-Go Girls win at Squire Shop, humorous costumes, and a lively street parade. Rain comes with Toby and Susie show tent while council plans asphalt resurfacing and zoning reviews. Hearings on June 15 for four lane freeway stir land concerns as Boy Scout trips, park concerts, and elm loss mark the season.

Squire Shop Washington Iowa Toby Susie Fairgrounds Washington County State Highway Commission Iowa City Mt. Pleasant Skunk River Central Park

Couple News Blends Milestones Across Kalona Colum bus Junction and Washington

The Stork Gazette notes Milford Freeman Miller son of Morris H. Miller Rural Route 2 Kalona. Daphne Lynn Satern daughter of Stephen Allen Satern Rural Route 1 Columbus Junction. Leslie Anne Van Engelenhoven daughter of Barry J. Van Engelenhoven 717 East Main Washington.

Milford Freeman Miller Morris H. Miller Kalona Daphne Lynn Satern Stephen Allen Satern Columbus Junction Leslie Anne van Engelenhoven Barry J. van Engelenhoven East Main Washington

Rain Affects County Crops And Planting Progress

The week on the farm reports varying rainfall across the county with some showers and a heavy downpour. Hay quality declined, but pastures and growing crops gain moisture. wheat is turning color and heads should fill. Planting and cultivation faced uneven stands from dry soils. older methods contrasted with modern 4 to 8 row equipment. Soybean and corn value figures from 1966 cited, with national planting plans suggesting a possible billion bushel soybean harvest. Flooding risk noted along Skunk River while creek levels were rising from a low start.

Old Maud Bess Missouri USDA Skunk

Saturday Journal readers' summary for out-of-state subscribers

The Saturday Edition notes it provides a quick local news recap for former Washington residents and out-of-state readers. It announces weekly mail delivery to out-of-state subscribers at $3.50 per year.

Journal Washington

Hospital Stays and Births Render Local Health News

Saturday admissions include Carolyn Jones Brighton Helen Hammer Wellman Ralph Chorpening Washington Dennis Steele Washington surgical Darwin Brock Mt Pleasant Robert Vincent Keota Lee Swartzendruber Mr Pleasant medical Births: Morris Miller Kalona a son. Stephen Satern Columbus Junction a daughter Dismissals: Oscar Collett Washington William Zick Washington Roy Fields Washington Mrs Meryl Steele Washington Surgical: Helen Jackson Washington Darwyn Brock Mr Pleasant Mrs George Miller Washington Ralph Chorpening Washington Today: Nondas Richardson Washington Maude Borman Washington Sam Whiting Washington Morris Miller and son Keota

Carolyn Jones Brighton Helen Hammer Wellman Ralph Chorpening Washington Dennis Steele Darwin Allen Brock Mt. Pleasant Robert Vincent Keota Lee Swartzendruber Mr. Pleasant Morris Miller Kalona Stephen Satern Columbus Junction Oscar Collett William Zickafoose Roy Fields Meryl Steele Helen Jackson Surgical Darwyn_ Brock Pleasant George, Miller Nondas Richardson Maude Borman Sam Witting Margaret Miller John W. Miller Jean Carolyn Arthur William Evans Lucille Evans Phillip Evans

Cox wins Washington Jaycees junior golf tour playoff

Terry Cox won the Washington Jaycees Junior Golf Tour tournament at Washington Golf and Country Club in a sudden death playoff over Tom Logan after both posted 76 at 18 holes. Randy Miller and Mark Nemmers tied for third with 83. The week’s notices also include Keota High School fielding its first baseball team, Trudy McNeill winning class A all events at the state bowling tournament, and local races at MVSC stock car event in Columbus Junction.

Terry Cox Washington Jaycees Washington Golf and Country Club Tom Logan Cox Logan Randy Miller Kalona Mark Nemmers Washington Miller Nemmers Keota Keota High School Bill Anderegg Chuck Fiscella Belle Plaine Ron Lyle M. McInerney Trudy McNeill Wapello Washington Women’s Bowling Association

Local Health Update Names Multiple Patients and Relatives

Yesterday a Washington medical report listed Floyd Blank enhorn and Mrs Merlyn Detweiler of Keota among patients. Today Donald Farrier Kinross and Mrs William Martin of Wapello are noted, with additional entries for Mrs Ben Hammer Wellman, Dennis Steele Washington, Ralph Zeck Washington, and Mrs Stephen Satern and daughter Columbus Junction.

Floyd Blankenhorn Washington Merlyn Detweiler Keota Surgical Dean Weaver Donald Farrier Kinross Medical William Martin Wapello Ben Hammer Wellman Dennis Steele Ralph Zeck Stephen Satern Columbus Junction

Rebirths Yesterday: Van Engelenhoven and Farrier Notices

Mr and Mrs Barry Van Engelenhoven of Washington welcomed a daughter yesterday. Donald Farrier of Kinross reported a birth yesterday.

Barry van Engelenhoven Washington Donald Farrier Kinross

Death notices from several towns report March and June 1967 passings

Deaths in Monday notices include Martha Pacha 88 of East Pleasant Plain who died Saturday in Washington County Hospital after a two week admission. A D Rathmell 79 of Crawfordsville died June 5 at The Pines Nursing Home in Washington after years of poor health. A May 30 death of Mrs Harry Orchard 77 in Huntington Park California is noted with survivors Ferne Drinkall Manchester Tennessee and Verlee Brown Huntington Park. Anna Marek 90 of Kalona died this morning at Pleasantview Home where she had lived two and a half years.

Brighton Martha Pacha East Pleasant Plain Washington County Hospital A. D. Rathmell Crawfordsville the Pines Nursing Home Washington Harry Orchard Huntington Park California Kalona Anna Marek Pleasantview John Bender East Third Street Mr. Bender A. J. Votruba Donald Smith East Third Votruba Charles Dawson South Second

Obituary notes and college commencement blurbs

Obituaries include John Bender 77 of 316 East Third Street and Kalona resident Lewis C. Ropp 75. Commencement items list Iowa Wesleyan College graduates from Ainsworth, Kalona, Washington, Wayland, Winfield, and other towns, plus local honors. Also notes Bat terson as FOE president and local family visitations and celebrations.

Washington receives welcome rain and summer plans

Washington got 0.67 inches of rain by 7 am with more possible. Farmers welcomed the moisture though shortages were not severe. Stanley Jewell son of Dr and Mrs James S Jewell of Crawfordsville spends summers touring the Midwest with the Toby and Susie Show. Bank president Stanley R Barber returned from a Rural America bankers meeting in Hot Springs Arkansas and discussed agricultural prices and rural conference plans in Washington DC.

Stanley Jewell James S. Jewell Crawfordsville Stanley Midwest Toby and Susie Schaffner Washington Washington County Stanley R. Barber Wellman Savings Bank Wellman Iowa Hot Springs Arkansas Agriculture - Rural America Committee Independent Bankers Association of America Mr. Barber Association Washington, D. C

Community events roundup honors exchange student and local notices

Twenty six attend a breakfast honoring Suthep Vacharapongpreecha the American Field Service exchange student from Roset Thailand as he prepares for a three week U S tour before returning July 1 Dr Vernon Elgin presents a gift Suthep gifts a Washington Monument oil painting Host parents Mr and Mrs Leon Hillman express thanks Engaged couple Julia Marie Olson and R Allen Severt Cedar Rapids to wed July 1 Purdue commencement features Larry Woods earning an M S S in Computer Science and starting at John Deere Moline Ridiculous Day parade draws large crowds with prizes awarded to groups and individuals A lightning strike damages a home in Washington Don Pilcher family travel plans Pacific Northwest two weeks

Suthep Vacharapongpreecha American Field Service Exchange Washington AFS Suthep United States Roset Thailand Vernon Elgin Washington Monument Washington, D. C Leon Hillman Luthep Claude Woods Guy Skinner Delphia Silvis Ill Purdue West Lafayette Ind Larry Woods John Deere Moline

Timmins Ayrshire cow sets fat production record

Tim-Ayr Harmony Sugar owned by Marion L. Timmins of West Ches ney led fat production with 586 pounds from 12,320 pounds of milk in 305 days at age three years two months. Class leaders include top producers across eight age groups, as announced by Extension Dairyman Don Voehler of Iowa State University. The item also lists local visits, weddings, engagements, and military service notes from the Washington Evening Journal dated June 10, 1967.

Tim - Ayr Harmony Sugar Marion L. Timmins West Chesney Don Voehler Extension Iowa State University

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