Washington News Briefs Highlight Local Personal News
A roundup from Washington covers visits by relatives from Illinois Minnesota and Florida, local dignitaries like Dick Ross named JCs president and George McDaniel's drug store stake, plus civic notes on the YWCA schedule and local marriages and honors. The piece mentions Red Eagle and Goldie Owen's unusual office wedding and GAR chaplain election results.
Girl Scouts commemorative stamp issued July 24 1962
Postmaster General Day announces a 4 cent red on white commemorative stamp featuring a Senior Girl Scout with part of the American flag. First day sales start in Burlington Vermont at 9:00 a.m. on July 24 1962, with specific first day cover instructions and postmark deadlines.
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Girl Scouts of America
Button Bay
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Burlington
Albania
Lebanon
New Zealand
Monaco
International Atomic Energy Agency
Washington notes Father Day gatherings and weddings
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Earnest host a Father’s Day picnic for relatives including Miles Stout and Roger Stout family. Donna Marie Renfield and Kenneth Caviness wed in Denver and Trudy Caviness in Ottumwa. Caviness twins are grandsons of the DeLongs. Numerous local visits, promotions, retirements, and social events populate the week across Washington and nearby communities.
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Jake Earnest
Miles Stout
Roger Stout
Shelley
Naomi Kephart
Washington
Dennis Stout
Bradley
Brian
Ainsworth
Donna Marie Renfield
Kenneth O. Caviness
Holy Family Catholic Church
Denver
Colo
Trudy Jo Walton
Keith Delong Caviness
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ottumwa
Merle Statler
Mrs. Statler
Brenda Jeanne Martin
Don Rich
Terry
Jackie Freshwaters
Howard Freshwaters
Bob Robertson
John Freshwaters
Rock Island, Il
Area Deaths This Week
Mrs. Mary E. Derby 83 of Washington died Sunday evening after years of illness. Fred J. Skubal 62 farmer northeast of Haskins died at 8:50 a.m. today at a brother’s home of a heart attack. Henry Trier 67 Keota livestock dealer died at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a period of illness. Letitia Singleton 90 of Conesville died Tuesday evening at 6:45 in Happy Haven Nursing Home Lone Tree. Samuel H. Sistern, former resident of Brighton, died Tuesday in a Marshalltown hospital. Veinona O. Dillinger 62 of 309 North Avenue B died Thursday at Washington County Hospital after two years poor health. L. E. Sorden retired Keota businessman found dead at his Keota home shortly after 9 a.m.
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Joe Knotek
Robert B. More
Willmar, Minn
Fred L. Moore
Lloyd Ewart
Denver
Colo
Beverly Brown
Ted Brown
William Hoppe
Patricia
Jackonsville Fla
Hoppe
Irene Conner
Washington Ywca
Walter Carr
Cpl
Michel Brice
Tokyo
Japan
Kay Rita Berkhoff
Clarence Berkhoff
Clarence Booth
Iowa Wesleyan College
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Donald Hines
Joseph Hines
Lake Charles
Claud Rhodebeck
Mary Jane
J.E. Wolf
Dick Ross
Washington
Junior Chamber
Glenn Mace
Fletcher E Smith
Ralph E. Shannon
Democratic Women's Organization
June William
Wellman
Mary Juliet Lemmon
All State
J.M. Kelley
Dubuque
Knights of Columbus
Alex Miller
Des Moines Register
Roy Drake
Washington Post
Bob Hammer
Bob
Mary E. Derby
Fred J. Skubal
Haskins
John Skubal
Keota
Henry Trier
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Columbus Junction
Letitia Singleton
Conesville
Happy Haven
Lone Tree
Samuel H. Sistern
Brighton
Marshalltown
Veinona O. Dillinger
North Avenue B
Washington County Hospital
JoEllyn Waters Celebrates Third Birthday
JoEllyn Sue Waters marked her third birthday with a family gathering at home. Attendants included Marian Waters, Margaret Davidson, Dick Anderson, Don Rickler of Des Moines, Bob Anderson of Ames, Clara Vaught of Prairie City, Norman and the Waters family, and the grandfather. Locals attending Iowa Wesleyan College summer sessions included Helen Rodgers, Marguerite Pefferman, Rachel Leichty, Dolores Messer, Martha Anderson, Virginia Mason, and Cheryl Allen who visited over the weekend.
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Iowa Wesleyan College
Helen Rodgers
Winfield
Marguerite Pefferman
Wayland
Rachel Leichty
Delores Messer
Olds
Martha Anderson
Mt. Pleasant
Virginia Mason
Cheryl Allen
Des Moines
Advice for Graduates Do Not Lose Your Values on the Journey
A reflective piece urging new graduates to balance ambition with values. It contrasts two travel approaches, warns against rushing, and stresses helping others, choosing companions wisely, and leaving noticeable marks of experience. The tone blends counsel with encouragement and a call to pursue purpose over mere wealth.
Poem Of The Week The Carolers Honorable Mention
A Washington High School poetry contest honorable mention poem titled The Carolers describes youthful voices filling the air with sweet music in winter air. The verses convey jubilant singing that cheers a lonely soul and brightens sadness through exultant tune and hope.
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Washington
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Hospital News Roundup Admits and Discharges
A Monday hospital bulletin lists admissions including Miss Carol Wilson from Washington for surgery and John Whitaker from Washington for surgery. Dismissals include Mrs Darrel Jones and daughter from Washington and Mrs Leo Pohren from Fairfield. Births note a son to Mr and Mrs William Stout of Ainsworth. Future entries include Mrs Leo Stone and Mrs Richard Freeland with daughter both of Washington.
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John Hughes
Alice Hunter
Waukegan, Ill
John Lloyd Hughes
Darrel Jones
Washington
Leo Pohren
Fairfield
Paul Bair
Oskaloosa
Richard McCrabb
Keota
Leo Stone
Richard Freeland
Community Births and Medical Updates Summary
Yesterday and today notices report births and medical updates. Names include Mrs Miles Sherman of Winfield, Mr Rosme, Craig in Washington, Mrs Grace Cottrell also in Washington, Mr and Mrs Richard Stumpf of Winfield with a daughter, Mr and Mrs Raymond Kephart of Brighton with a son, Mrs William Stout with a son in Ainsworth, and Miss Carol Wilson in Washington.
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Miles Sherman
Winfield
Rosme and Craig
Washington
Grace Cottrell
Richard Stumpf
Raymond Kephart
Brighton
William Stout
Ainsworth
Carol Wilson
Notable Births and Deaths in Washington and Iowa Locations
Yesterday and today notices list several individuals: Miss Bertha Dempsy of Washington with surgical status, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Knepp of Iowa City with a daughter, Mrs. Richard Stumpf and daughter of Washington, Ros mond Craig of Washington, Mrs. Guy McNamer of Washington with medical status, a baby boy Vogel born in Columbus Jet, Mrs. Edmund Reed and son of Ainsworth, Mrs. Blanche Bell of Washington, and Mrs. Blair Wood of Keal a.
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Bertha Dempsy
Washington
Walter Knepp
Iowa City
Richard Stumpf
Rosmond Craig
Guy McNamer
Baby Boy Vogel
Columbus Jet
Edmund Reed
Ainsworth
Blanche Bell
Blair Wood
Keala
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