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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1963

Page

7

Civil rights crisis threatens Kennedy election fortunes

Analysis outlines how five southern states could block Kennedy by deploying unpledged electors, risking a House vote and reshaping Democratic power. It notes the potential for a northern Negro sit-in or sit-home protest to swing mayoral, sheriff, and presidential races, with broader implications for party leverage.

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Overnight Guests In Conklin Home

Keota June 17 local notes report Bernie Williams of Perry and Richard Conklin with his son visiting Charlie Conklin. The party stayed overnight at the Conklin home and visited at University Hospital in Iowa City. Richard Conklin and wife and their young son returned home with the Williams family. Rick Pierce visited his grandparents in Columbus Junction.

Richard Wiseman Charles Conklin Rick Pierce Gale Smith Coe. Pierce Columbus Junction David Wright Francis Wright Washington Erwin Koenig Chuck Debby Wright Koenigs Mike Heisdorffer

Professional Directory listing Livingston and Edmond firms

A historical newspaper page fragment shows multiple law firms and attorneys. Entries include Livingston Day & Bat in at 204 West Main St with phone 147, Morrison Ford Morrison IRA Mor in at 213 South Marion Ave, Morrison Morrison and Lloyd at 211 W. Washington St with OL 3.2924, John C Owen at West Washington South Square with OL 32874, Stewart and Shearer at 225 West Main with OL 32158, plus an Abstract Dept in several offices.

Livingston, Day & Bat Robert Day Robert Bates West Main St George F. Morrison Gifford Morrison Ira Morin South Marion Ave John C. Owen Attorns Washington South Square Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main

Beaver Iowa wedding and family notices summary

Mrs. Donald Davison attended a Stock-Schnicker wedding in Beaver Iowa and Cedar Falls graduation events. John Kuicker graduates from Iowa State Teachers and plans to teach in Cedar Falls. Local relatives hosted Dad's Day supper with multiple couples and children. family events and travel mentioned with summer plans and visits across Keota and Cedar Falls.

Ding Beaver Iowa Cedar Falls John Kuicker Iowa State Derald Edwards Fred Edwards Donald Davison Melvin Schnicker Charlie Davison Milton Schnicker Rodney Letts Pamela Donnie Hertig Vicky Denise Everett Davison Andy Sheetz Keota Roy Ericks

Good Yields From Asparagus to Gardeners in Iowa

Extension horticulturist AE Cott urges gardeners to stop cutting asparagus now to build a food reserve for next year and to fertilize lightly with 10 20 10 or 12 12 12 to boost future yields. He notes weed control, thorough watering, and Mulching as key steps.

AE. Cott Lowa Unie Bulletin Distribution Room Morrill Hall Iowa State University Ames Morrill Hell ISA

Bible School Ends At Salem Church In Round Grove

Round Grove reports a Bible School held at Salem Church last week with final program Sunday evening. Leaders included Mrs. Murphy and teachers Beverly Coon Vicki Carr and others. Community events mention a birthday dinner for Mrs. Harry Kilgore, a Father’s Day dinner for Mr. Henry Graf, and visits from Kerry Mathers and family. Also notes Mrs. Dorothy Mathers recovering from nephritis and local visits to Amnet Mathers and Paul Beard homes. In New York a Keep America Beautiful report estimates over 300 million yearly to clean litter, with a June conference in Washington, D.C. leading national anti litter efforts across 7,000 communities.

Round Grove Bible School Salem Church Wm. Murphy Beverly Coon Vicki Carr Raymond C von Betty Plecker George Bixby Wilbur Krotz Caroyn Coon Janet Mae Coon Harry Kilgore Gary Augustine Sinda L. Kilgore Lund Henry Graf Keota Anna Miller Packwood Amnet Mathers Harry Coppock Charlotte Michigan Roy Crossett Bury Henderson Well John and Paul Beard William Wulf Clarence Benson Mey Hospital Iowa City

Dinner gatherings mark Keota area Father’s Day and birthdays

Keota residents shared meals and visits over Father’s Day weekend. Elmer and Gladys Vincent hosted duties with extended family including Bob Vincent and the Mangolds. Cedar Rapids travelers joined in trips to St. Louis for a ballgame and local dinners occurred at the Van Fleet and Webster homes. Firemen James Norenberg and peers attended Fire Prevention School in Ames.

Fairfield John van Fleet Doyle van. Fleet Keota Vernon Brubaker Bill Saunders Don Harrison Cedar Rapids St. Louis Scotty Sam Bennett Keith Wallerich Dean Trier Dick Norenberg Ames Fred Wade Marion Grace Wade

Paul Boettcher Earns 30 Year Federal Service Certificate

Paul Boettcher, director of soil conservation activities in Washington County, received a certificate of recognition from the Soil Conservation Service for 30 years as a federal employee. He previously spent seven years in Minnesota forestry before moving to Iowa and joining the SCS, with the last 18 years as work unit conservationist. The certificate cites his tenure and is signed by Orville Freeman, Secretary of Agriculture.

Paul Boettcher Washington County Soil Conservation Service Boettcher Forestry Service Minnesota Iowa SCS Mr. Boettcher Orville Freeman

4 H Club Activities Tour of Farms and Talks

The annual 4 H club tour began at 8 a.m. from John Blatt ner's and ended at 3 p.m. at wrge Miksch's. They visited two farms with judging teams evaluating livestock. Craig Conklin spoke about a Washington D C trip and Murry Flanders toured an automated feeding operation.

John Blattner Wrge Miksch’s Jim Frier Murry Flanders Gary Mike Vincent Craig Conklin Washington, D.C

Heisdorffers Host At Home In Keota

Keota social notes describe Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Heisdorffer and family hosting Kiwi sone and Karen with extended Heisdorffer relatives visiting Sunday. Additional visits include Mr. and Mrs. Sam Henry and Denise, plus supper guests of Keith Wells and Columbus Junction attendees. The week features more gatherings with Mary Alter Wellman and Lake Davlin day picnic at Donald Long’s.

Kiwi Sone Alvie Heisdorffer Karen Leo Heisdorffer Milo Heisdorffer Done Erwin Randy Ronnie Heisdorffer Sam Henry Denise Keith Wells C. E. Pierce Columbus Junction Alice Pierce Iowa City Art Thomas Kyle Columbus Ohio Dou ‘Thomas Troy Mike Heisdorfter Valbursa Mary Alter Wellman Bill Berger Washington Boyd Sanders Larry Donna Sanders Cedar Rapids Lake Davlin Donald Long Rubio Gary Dill John Weerman

Joseph Grabers On Trip to Europe

RA WIEEMER WAYLAND reports Joseph Grabers and family plan European travel starting June 18 by jet with Dr and Mrs Virgil Graber of Elkhart Indiana accompanying. They will attend Margereta Ricken wedding June 29 in Wasserling Miss Ricken stayed at Elkhart last year and with the Graber family. The Berghs depart June 13 for New England and Canada, planning to return via Columbus and spend July 4 with daughter Evelyn and the Delmar Larsens. The Eicher family from Oak Park spend time with George Eicher’s parents and relatives locally.

RA Wieemer Wayland Ju — Ir Joseph’ Graber Virgil Graber Elkhart Ind Europe Ioes Margereta Ricken Wasserling,co Ricken

Mason Dixon line shows Colonial mile longer by feet

UPI reports a government survey finds the Mason Dixon line mile was longer in Colonial times by about 10 feet per mile. Measured markers were about 10 to 12 feet off, implying Colonial foot was roughly a quarter inch longer than today.

Washington Federal_agency Meade American Congress On Surveying and Mapping UPI Charles Mason Jeremiah Dixon Mason and Dixon Pennsylvania Maryland

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