Washington County Subdivision Policy Aims for coordinated standards
The Washington County Planning and Zoning Commission proposes a comprehensive Subdivision Policy for the unincorporated area. The plan coordinates design standards and improvements with nearby cities and towns, detailing procedures, design standards, and improvement requirements with roles assigned to developers and governing bodies. Copies are available from the Board of Supervisors, Planning and Zoning Commission, or County Engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Washington County Planning and Zoning Commission
Powers and Associates
Commission
Board of Supervisors
Washington
Wellman
Crawfordsville
Brighton
Kalona
Riverside
Iowa
Posey
County Planning ,and Zoning Commission
Local wedding correction and community notes in Iowa
The Journal corrects the Merle A Simpson family address to 708 Winsted Lane Austin Texas from Weslaco Texas after reporting his daughter Marsha’s wedding. Also items note Mrs Joe Clyde’s Minot visit, G Q Richardson and children visiting for Franks wedding and nursing reunion, Louise Clyde visiting from Minneapolis, a farewell for Mrs John Phleger ahead of a move to Geneseo Illinois, Lunning family funeral attendees, Mrs Annie Morris visiting, Richard Schoonover’s tonsillectomy, Martha Meyer joining YWCA Camp, and the Lunning funeral attendance of George Tapman Ed Lunning.
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Merle A. Simpson
Winsted Lane
Austin
Texas
Weslaco
Marsha
Albert Simpsons
Karl Megcelsens
Mr. Megcelsen
G. QO. Richardson
Annette
David
Daniel
Houston
Rites here Friday for George Nelson
George W. Nelson 79 of Portsmouth Ohio died June 15 1966 in Athens State Hospital after a two month illness. A Washington County resident until 1964 he moved to Ohio to live with his son. Funeral Friday at 2 pm Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Dr Vernon Elgin in charge. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Friday morning until service. Surviving son Paul F. of 1020 20th Street Portsmouth and two granddaughters.
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George W. Nelson
Portsmouth
Ohio
Athens State Hospital
Athens
Mr. Nelson
Washington
Washington County
Sherman-Eden
Vernon Elgin
Elm Grove Cemetery
Nelson
James Co
Mary Neill Nelson
Mabel C. Godwin
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Paul F
20Th Str
4 H breakfast at Sunset Park hosts and plans
Diana Green led an 8:30 a m breakfast for the Iowa Maiden’s 4 H Club at Sunset Park Monday. Twenty members and several leaders attended. Plans were made for Local Achievement Day July 7 at the Fairgrounds with exhibits in by 9 a m for most items and 9 30 a m for baked goods. Several talks and demonstrations covered nutrition and cooking topics.
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Diana Green
Sunset Park
Iowa
Diana
Lori
Fairgrounds
Kathy Tuttle
Beth Redlinger
Delores Dunbar
Virginia Prio
Julie Horak
De Gaulle to visit Moscow for talks and tours
French President Charles de Gaulle heads to Moscow for a 10 day official visit. He will tell Soviet leaders there can be no real peace in Europe while Germany is divided, while seeking to warm relations with Eastern Europe and ease the Iron Curtain. His itinerary includes Novosibirsk Leningrad Kiev and Volgograd.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Germany
de Gaulle
Moscow
Novosibirsk
Siberia
Leningrad
Kiev
Volgograd
Stalingrad
Independence Day in Crawfordsville Echoes Historic Heritage
Fourth of July events in Crawfordsville blend politics and memory with references to Samuel Kirkwood and Augustus Dodge arriving by hayrack and carriage in 1859. Fred Schwengel and Paul Findley will speak at the Seceder Church where anti slavery actions began, with a full day of programming, Memorial Service, Psalm Singing, and a barbecue organized by the American Legion. A flea market, baby doll parade, and music by local groups round out the festivities.
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Crawfordsville
Fred Schwengel
Davenport
Paul Findley
20Th
Illinois
House of All Nations
Old Historic
Richard Stephens
Chas. Strothman
New London
Frank Gault
Seceder Church
Mississippi
Gladys Twinam
Iowa
American Legion
First District Council of Republican Women
Harry Suter
Carroll seeks pilot plant for meat irradiation
The Carroll Industrial Development Council pursues a Midwest pilot plant to irradiate meat and poultry using a new rapid preservation method. W. D. Keith says Iowa leads in beef and pork processing, with NUMEC of Apollo, Pennsylvania, partnering on the project. NUMEC supplies nuclear fuel and advances in irradiation, including a tropical fruit irradiator and shipboard devices.
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Carroll
IDPA
Carroll Industrial Development Council
Midwest
W. D. Keith
Industrail Council
Iowa
Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corporation
Apollo, Pa
NEMEC
U. S
NUMEC
Hawaii
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Israel
Masons Serve Fish Dinner. Lemley Funeral Held
About 50 Masons enjoyed a fish dinner prepared by Washington Masonic lodge officers and committee Wednesday evening. Ralph Greenlee provided the fish. Funeral services for George C. Lemley were held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Arthur Peters officiating. Pallbearers included Carl Corpman Magnus Ahmling Eugene Engle Homer Mayer David Brinning LaVerne Sherman. Burial followed at Grace Hill Cemetery.
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Washington Masonic Lodge
Ralph Greenlee
Lodge
Plan for Low-Cost U S Dormitory at Iowa University
Iowa City IDPA reports the state board of regents will review Brooks-Berg designed dormitory plans for 1,132 students in a four building quadrangle. Features include a central turf roof cafeteria, an agora bowl, two beds per room, 70 square feet plus six feet wardrobe, no private baths, and basement kitchen. Estimated cost under $680 per student initially, with variable rate schedules to be offered.
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Iowa City
IDPA
State Board of Regents
University of Iowa
Regents
Des Moines
Brooks-Berg
4-H Headliners Club Demonstrations and Talks
Roberta Miller hosted the Headliners 4-H Club evening with roll call on My Favorite Milk Drink. Sue Hennigan demonstrated Deviled Eggs and Roberta Miller Ice Cream. Jane Deaton spoke on Convenient Paper Products, Debbie Hanson on Care of Food in Hot Weather, Jan Hotle on Identification of Meats. Miriam Jones discussed her trip to the state 4-H conference at Ames. Refreshments followed.
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Roberta Miller
Sue Hennigan
Jane Deaton
Debbie Hanson
Jan Hotle
Miriam Jones
Ames
Area ASCS office workers train in public service drive
Forty four women who administer federal farm programs in eleven Southeastern Iowa counties attend training at the Washington ASCS County Office. The session aims to boost efficiency, economy and service as part of a Johnson administration effort. Attendees from Washington include Edith McConnell Betty Kellogg Louise Hayes and Bernice McClintic.
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Iowa
Washington Ascs
Usda’s
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Johnson, Cedar, Scott, Muscatine
Louisa
Des Moines
Henry Jefferson, Lee, van Buren
Washington Counties
Johnson
Washington
Guy Myers
North Liberty
Southeastern Iowa
James L. Murphy
James Mullahy
Burlington
Southeastern Towns
Spragues Attend Kalona Anniversary in Iowa
Mr and Mrs Isaac Sprague attended the Twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Gail Swartzendruber in Kalona on Sunday. They later dined with their daughter in Iowa City and visited friends in Wellman and Humboldt. Several family members and friends from Wayne and surrounding areas were noted in attendance or visits including Fern Bell and the Loper family in Cedar Rapids.
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Humboldt
Leslie Bell
Tommy Sprague
Don Loper
Cedar Rapids
Doug Bell
James Bell
Naval Aviation Officers Candidate School
Pensacola
Florida
Tom McDonald
Lisa
Ames
Bill McDonald
Jim Stewart
Washington
Russell Bell
Don Fosdick
Denny Stoutner
Davenport
Leroy Hotle
Leonard Sonday
Ede McDonald
Ruth Lee
Eve Cooley
Eula Mayer
Ann Schauenberg
Robert Wray
Ottumwa
Kenny Brenneman
Iowa City
Nick Greiner
Georgia Kroemer
Bike safety project set for Riverside
The Riverside VFW Auxiliary will hold a lite a bike safety project on Friday June 17 from 2 to 4 p m at the Leo Huffman residence garage. Children are invited to bring bikes for safety tape, bikes must be clean and dry for proper adhesion. Those unable to attend can call for tape.
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Riverside
Riverside Vfw
Leo Huffman
Huffman
Washington Evening Journal staff and affiliations
The Washington Evening Journal, Washington Iowa, lists David Elder as Editor and Business Manager, William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director, Charles Morris as News Editor, Bob Shaffer as Local Advertising, and Howard Hazen as Production Superintendent. It indicates publication afternoons except Sunday, Christmas, and July 4th and notes second class matter status under the 1879 act. United Press Leased Wire and several press associations are named along with circulation audit bodies.
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David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
Oar
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press Ass'n
Iowa Daily Press Ass'n
Iowa Press Ass'n
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Planning Commission
Council and Planning Commission
City Plan Commission
Joe Clyde
Minot, N. D
Hulda Hoskins
Louise Clyde
Minneapolis, Minn
Mrs
John Phleger
Charles Lemley
Keith Hardy
Richard Ross
Phlegers
Geneseo, Ill
Henry Lunning
Harold
Glendale
Calif
Lunnings
Bruce Watson
Chariton
Annie Morris
St. Petersburg
Fla
Richard Schoonover
Ralph Schoonover
Martha Meyer
YWCA
Aurora, Ill
Camp Quarry Lodge
Aurora
Martha
Maurice Meyer
George Tappan
Ed Lunning
Sioux City
Charles Lunning
George Nelson
Saul
Kiwanis Club
Wolf
Wolf's Flower Shop
Shery Horak
Becky Berdo
Virginia Marek
Lynn Martin
Lynn
Becky
Highway 33
Sparta
Wisconsin
Samuel Kirkwood
Augustus Dodge
Dodge
Kirkwood
Adam Ritchey
Washington Prairie
Keith Gaston
Keosauqua
Joyce Gaul
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Winfield Mt., Union Community School
Barbershoppers of
Mt. Pleasant
Keith
First Christian Church of Washington
Evening Journal
4-H
Fairfield, Iowa
Paul Carruthers
Life Magazine
Fairfield Fights Back Committee
Howard Lins
Ascs County Committee
Lins
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
National Training Institute
St. Louis
Missouri
Spragues
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
The
Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Skip Renoux
Marshall Furniture
Paul
North Side Square
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