Exchange student says farewell to Washington family
Pio Barone Lumaga, 18, Italian exchange student, leaves Moline Illinois for Naples after a year with the William Boshart family in Washington. He attended Washington High School, played football wrestling and track, and says the year broadened his views and maturity. He plans university study in architectural engineering and hopes to visit the Bosharts in Italy someday. The group will tour the United States before returning home.
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Pio Barone
Lumaga
Mike Boshart
Naples
Pio
Bosharts
Mary
Journal
Bob Elliott
Washington
Pio Barone Lumaga
Moline
Italy
Field Service
Progran
William Boshart
Washington High School
United States
Mrs. Boshart
Basharis
Mike
WAHLS
Boshart
Ring of the Mutual Admi Society
County Historical Society Tour Scheduled Sunday Afternoon
County residents are reminded of the fourth County Historical Society tour to be held Sunday afternoon starting at 1 30 p m. The group departs Central Park and travels north to Richmond for the first stop with further stops at St Vincent's Cemetery near Riverside and at Yatton. The free tour invites anyone interested in county history to join.
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Washington —Couny
Fourth County Historical Society
Central Park
Richmond
St. Vincent's Cemetery
Riverside
Yatton
Man shoots relatives in Council Bluffs murder spree
A 41 year old man shot and killed the son and sister of JoAnn Burtness and wounded her mother and another son after claiming she left him for her husband. Randy Burtny died at a hospital, Judy Jackson died later, and the injured include Mrs. Jackson and William Perkins. Leon Tice Jr. survived a self inflicted wound and said he was ready to hang. Burtness was not home during the shootings.
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Council Bluffs
UPS
Angier
Leon Tice Jr
JoAnn Burtness
Grass Fire Near Wolfer Farm South of Washington
A grass fire near the Wolfer farm along the Coppock Road seven miles south of Washington was reported this morning. The Farmers Mutual insurance fire truck arrived around 7 30 to extinguish the blaze with no serious damage.
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Stove Wolfer
Washington
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance
Wolfer
Coppock
Riverside woman Rosalia Sueppel dies at 85
Rosalia Sueppel 85, longtime Riverside resident, died at home after long illness. Born December 9, 1877, she was a daughter of Nicholaus and Elizabeth Sueppel. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at St Marys with Rev. Boeckman. rosary Sunday at Sorden Adams. Buried Mt Olivet. Survived by five sisters.
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Riverside
Rosella
Allie) Y. Sueppel
Noo Day
Miss Sueppel
Nicholaus
Elizabeth Schnoebelen Sueppe
St. Mary's
Rosary
Sorden and Adams
Mt Olivet
George Tremmel
Ulmer Ries
E. J. Knittel
Town City
Richard Vessy
Denver
Colo
Leocadia Kron
Washington
Pope Paul VI vows ecumenical council drive and world peace
In his inaugural address in the Sistine Chapel Pope Paul VI pledged to pursue the Ecumenical Council's goals and uphold world order. He emphasized social justice, aid to underdeveloped nations, and peaceful cooperation as space age advances prompt a global ethic. He spoke with cardinals, promising steadfast leadership and unity. He is to be crowned June 20 and meet President Kennedy after the ceremony.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Ecumenical Council
Sistine Chapel
St. Peter
John XXIII
Paul
God
Pontiff
Pope Paul I
St. Peter's Basilica
Two Are Charged In Robbery Attempt
Two Washington youths, Dan Cookes aged 18 and Dudley Greiner aged 29, are charged with robbery in an attempted assault on an Ohio hitchhiker near Washington County. Both face $5,000 bonds and a preliminary hearing set before Justice of the Peace Les Eicher. The incident occurred Thursday night when the pair stopped the biker near Brighton, stole his suitcases, and fled before he broke away. Washington law enforcement recovered the belongings by Friday. The Ohio man, Willam Mase of Temple City, Ohio, planned to continue west but pressed charges and remained in town to assist.
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Washington
Dan Cookes
Dudley Greiner
Justice of the Peace
Les Eicher
Ohio
Here
Willam Mase
Temple City
Washington County
Mase
Cookeer
Brighton
Tchhiker
Cabin Opening Dates by D A R in Sunset Park
Sunset Park hosts D A R cabin openings from 2 to 5 p m on July 4 18 August 1 15 and 2 Public invited to visit on these dates Mrs Marietta Workman and Mrs Elizabeth Clark will lead the July 4 program
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Sunset Park
Marietta Workman
Elizabeth Clark
Kennedy meets rights leaders urge truce in race tensions
President Kennedy met about 30 civil rights leaders in the Cabinet Room to seek help reducing racial tensions as Congress weighs his civil rights proposals. Attendees included Vice President Johnson, Attorney General Kennedy, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., and Roy Wilkins. Goldwater opposes broad public accommodations reform and backs limited desegregation tools while opposing a Senate cloture to end a potential Southern filibuster. The White House session followed earlier talks with lawyers, business and labor leaders as hearings on federal anti discrimination measures loom.
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Washington
UPL
Kennedy
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Vnciuaea
White House
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Roy Wilkins
National Assasion For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Civ Rights Legislat
Tion
Senate Commerce Committee
Afl-Cio
Joseph L. Frain 80 Dies Brighten Funeral Monday
Joseph L. Frain age 80 of Brighton died at 6 15 a m in Washington County Hospital after a week long illness. Funeral Monday at 10 39 a m at Gould Funeral Home Brighton with Rev Virgil Blosser officiating. Burial in Sandyhook Cemetery. Born in Washington County July 20 1881 son of Anthony and Jennie Frain reared in Brighton and married June 18 1924 to Mary Elizabeth Elmer. A retired painter and Church of God member. Survived by sister Mrs Sadie Land wife and one grandchild.
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Brighton
Joseph L. Frain
Washington County
Gould
Virgil Blosser
Sandyhook
Mr. Frain
Anthony
Jennie ’ Atk Frain
Marrie
Mary Elizabeth Elmer
Church of God
Sadieland
Jordon
Rich
Change Worship Hour at AP Church Sunday
The Associate Presbyterian Church in Washington announces summer hour changes. Sunday School begins at 9 a.m. and morning worship at 10 a.m. Evening services shift to 7 p.m. study groups and 8 p.m. worship.
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Associate Presbyterian Church
Washington
Rites at Richland For Mary Josie Brown
Mrs. Mary Josie Brown 8% died Friday at Nelson Nursing Home Fairfield after a stroke five weeks earlier in Richland. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. Gould Funeral Home Richland with Rev Naomi Lock officiating burial Highland Cemetery Richland. Born Aug 12 1877 to James and Josie Morrow she lived in Keokuk County her married life to Julius Brown died Aug 5 1950. Survived by two daughters Mrs Lawrence Hadley and Mrs Harold Neece both of Richland one son Leonard of Burlington six grandchildren sixteen great grandchildren one brother John of Licking Missouri and one sister Mrs Dollie McGregor of Danville.
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Richland
Mary Josie Brown
Nelson
Fairfield
Gould Funeral Home
Naomi Lock
Buria
Highland Cemetery
Brown
James
Josie Vastine Morrow
Keokuk County
Julius Brown
Lawrence Hadley
Harold Neece
Leonard
Burlington
John
Licking
Dollie McGregor
Danville
Kennedy to Lead Long Foreign Tour From Washington Tonight
President Kennedy starts the longest foreign voyage of his presidency with stops in West Germany Great Britain Italy and Ireland He departs from Andrews Air Force Base for Bonn where he will confer with Chancellor Adenauer and other leaders He will end the trip with a Vatican audience and return to the United States around July 3 The trip includes a White House conference with civil rights leaders and a Camp David stop before Cape Cod and the transatlantic flight On the world stage Kennedy plans to engage with leaders amid political changes in West Germany and Britain and the upcoming papal coronation on June 30
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Denis
United States
America
Washington, D.C
Kennedy Io
Washington
Kennedy
White House
West Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Ireland
Andrews Air Force Base
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin Wall
Europe
Harold Macmillan
Sean Lemass
Pope Paul VI
Vatican City
Camp David
Cape Cod
Air Force 1
Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Munson Herb Farm Observing Anniversary
The Munson Herb Farm operated by Orpha Munson marks a second business anniversary in Washington on June 26. An open house will feature talks at 1 am 2 pm and 7 pm about what herbs can do for you. Mrs Munson has grown herbs for about nine years and built a greenhouse two years ago. The operation includes herb plants dried herbs and a monthly publication Herb Excerpts. Details appear in an ad on page two of today’s Journal.
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Munson Herb Farm
Orpha Munson
Washington
Toy's. Journal
Grain Elevator Dropped From CCC Approved List
Writings Inc operating a grain storage elevator at Crawfordsville has been suspended from the Commodity Credit Corporation approved list of warehouses for failing to meet Uniform Grain Storage Agreement requirements. Any grain in this warehouse will not be eligible for price support loans. Washington County ASC records show no loans on grain in the facility as of Friday, June 21. The county committee will reroute eligible deliveries to the Crawfordsville Bin Site, which has space for expected shipments.
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Marvin C. ‘Smith
Evanston Commodity Credit Corporation
Washington County
ASC
William Day
ASCS
Crawfordsville
Iowa Weather Summary From Weekend Outlook
Iowa forecast shows fair east and partly cloudy west with thundershowers possible in the west tonight. Warmer conditions expected Sunday with scattered thunderstorms mainly in the west and north central. Low temperatures range from the middle 60s west to around 30s east, with Sunday highs in the upper 70s east to mid 80s west. Monday partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms.
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Iowa
Guard pair keep pool safe and scenic at city pool
Daylene McAvoy and Cheryl Aldersen pose on a low diving board at the municipal pool. The Journal photo by Bob Elliott shows the two lifeguards doubling as a visual feature while monitoring swimmers.
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Daylene McAvoy
Cheryl Aldersen
Journal
Bob Elliott
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