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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
6
Classified display rate card data indicates timely placement guidance. Classified ads received before 11 am publish the same day, with emphasis on ordering the day before or early publication day for best service and results.
A local and long distance moving service advertises ICC permit coverage for Illinois and Missouri. Washington Transfer lists agent North American Van Lines with phone OL 3 4615 and address 81125.
The notice states that a sale of levied real estate will occur in Washington County Iowa on a specified date and time at the office of the sheriff. The described property is a portion of a lot in a subdivision and is to be sold under legal process. The sale will begin at a designated hour and will be conducted by Sheriff Charles and undersheriff Richards with cash terms.
Livestock markets in Chicago show hogs at steady to 25 lower for heavier weights with six thousand five hundred head traded and various grades listed. Cattle and calves total around five thousand and steady to higher with prime steer loads around 1320 pounds at 22.75 and lighter grades near 20.25 to 21.25. Sheep numbers about two hundred with lamb prices near 24 to 25.50 and ewes steady.
Mrs Glennie Wolfe and Queen Marilyn Friese express gratitude to relatives and friends for cards letters gifts visits and calls at Washington Hospital Veterans Hospital Iowa City University Hospital and after returning home They acknowledge support and kindness during a memorable event and say thank you for ongoing help
Riverside June 9 The Schnoebelen descendants reunion will be held Sunday June 28 at St Marys Hall a potluck dinner at noon attendees to bring own silverware Coffee will be furnished A fire damaged Donna Wehmeyer s Chevrolet and tied to a Riverside trip of the group Wellman fire department responded and Butterbaugh Patterson wedding and Riverside visit noted Also local students Dale Motet and Polly Westcot completed school term and will take summer courses at Upper Town U
Riverside youths Jerry Mitchell and Dick Craig, both 1964 Highland Community School graduates, left Iowa City by bus for Des Moines to receive orders for Lackland AFB Texas for basic training. They departed Des Moines by plane Tuesday. The boys are enlisting in the U S Air Force for four years. Weekend visitors included families from Park Forest Illinois Burlington Wisconsin and Hartwick who attended the Mitchell Edmiston wedding at Trinity Methodist Church.
The Esth er and Martha Groups of the CWF met at Mrs. Len Stoutner's home for a India review led by Mrs. Ilo Hagist. Yoder and McCrabb led worship. 233 pounds of clothing went to World Service. June 16 CW F meeting will close the year with a nine o'clock breakfast and officer installation. No CW F meetings in July or August. Edith Higbee plans to move to Keota by July 1. Freida Dill hosted the Missionary group with six members. Several families and visitors noted, including new baby Wendy Lynn at Mercy Hospital Iowa. UPI reported teachers' pay: California average $8,150. state $7,375. national $5,963.
Public and estate sales listed across Iowa including Mrs Myrtle Thoma's estate in Ainsworth at 1 pm on June 20 and a real estate and household sale at 621 West Adams starting 1 pm on June 27. Regional livestock auctions occur weekly at Smylie's Livestock Market Columbus Junction and other local barns with regular weekday sale days and times.
Readable entries show a Twilight Zone qitchcock 10 00 News 10 00 Mert. Sto 11 00 Theatre and reports to Town 10:30 Feature 00 plus a Gre Adventure and Flintstones segment. Harry Harriet Berke lane Brice Rient 10:30 Movie and Special Wick.
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