Ridiculous Day in Washington Sparks Big Local Festivities
In Abink Agatha's Washington diary for June 25 1971 she notes Ridiculous Day drew huge crowds as merchants benefited from a busy parade. The week stayed hot with scattered rain around the area and Rotary foreign students hosted by local families. A police chief resignation and early season miniature golf mark town happenings.
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Washington
Rotary Exchange
Sunset Park
Dana McAvoy
Washington week in review highlights local events and names
Local notices from Washington cover skeet champion Hays, Yvonne Neff going to England as an AFS student, a 40th reunion of Washington High 1931, baton twirlers classes in Cedar Falls, Earth Science Summer Institute participants, a wedding shower for Bec ky Cherry, anniversaries, and several family visits and travels across Iowa and beyond.
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Yvonne Neff
Wayland
England
Miss Neff
Sidney Monk
London
American Field Service
AFS
Yvonne
Waco
Becky Atkinson
Washington
Regina Patterson
Julia Nicholls
Wellman
University of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls
Mary Evelyn Thurman
National
Baton Twirling Association
James Cuddeback
Route One
Peter Getz
Iowa State University
Bill Gravier
L. V. Clarahan
Tina Marie
Clarahans
Bill
Colgate
Cedar Rapids
Washington High School
John Kessell
Mike Techants
Jim Heilman
Drury College
Springfield
Ian Kenton
Henry
Mar.jorie Dunbar) Wagenknecht
Ainsworth
Wagenknecht
Herman
Parriott resigns as Washington police chief July 1
Lyle Parriott, Washington police chief, resigns effective July 1 at the request of the safety committee and mayor. He may retire or stay as a patrolman. acting chief Jack Cherry to lead temporarily. City to name a new chief later and review personnel changes.
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Lyle Parriott
Washington
Parriott
Ralph Martin
Exsct AB
Chet Parriott
Safety Committee
Jack Cherry
Ice
Oo Neauchampy
Ed Custer
West
Monroe Street
Washington City Water Works
Custer
Marvin Glandon
The
Water Works
Wilson Ice and Coal Co
Robert Patterson
W. W. Wilson
Ridiculous Day crowds and parade mark Washington heat
The Washington Ridiculous Day drew record or near record crowds with bustling sidewalks and a 3:15 p.m. parade. The event originated in Washington in 1949 and sees changes this year with an afternoon parade and a king and queen selection.
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Washington
Ridiculous Day parade prizes awarded in Washington
Prizes of 15 10 and 7 50 went to winners in two classes for parade entries. Group victors were Seiferts Jarvis Appliance and Squire Shoppe, while individuals Logan Jewelry Evening Journal and Gibson Shoes earned top honors.
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Washington
Seifert’s
Jarvis Appliance
Squire Shoppe
Logan Jewelry
Evening Journal
Gibson Shoes
Washington FBLA delegates win top honors at national finals
Washington High School sent delegates to the National Leadership Conference in Miami where Craig Caldwell was elected north central regional vice president and Leigh Ann Hansen placed third in Miss FBLA. Donna McClure lost in finals to a Michigan contestant. Other travelers included Carmen Black, Karen Marek, Steve Johnson, Kathy Marek, Scott Turnipseed, and Jane Deaton under advisor T. J. Berdo.
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Washington High School
Future Business Leaders of America
FBLA
Miami
Fla
Craig Caldwell
Dale Caldwell
Washington
Leigh Ann Hansen
Lyle Hansen
Donna McClure
Don McClure
Michigan
Florida
T. J. Berdo
Carmen Black
Karen Marek
Steve Johnson
Kathy Marek
Scott Turnipseed
Jane Deaton
Washington Teens Named in Stop Gazette List
The Stop Gazette lists James de Shaw Rae Chad Leyden Ryan Stalder Matthew Goodwin Michael Ulin Amy Houts and Freda Babcock as sons and daughters of local residents. Each entry gives parent names and home addresses in Washington.
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James DE Shaw Rae
Earl Francis Rae
Washington
Chad Andrew Leyden
Roger Douglas Leyden
Ryan Jay Stalder
Ronald Ray Stalder
E. 2Nd
Matthew Everette Goodwin
Gearold Eugene Goodwin
W. Jefferson
Michael Shawn Ulin
Richard Leroy Ulin
Linn Hollow
Amy Marie Houts
Gary Wayne Houts
S. Iowa
Freda Earleen Babcock
Cleon Dale Babcock
E. Washington
The Week on the Farm and Town Celebration Notes
June 26 1971 report covers haymaking soybean cultivation weed cutting fence building and corn condition with blight and borers seen as concerns. The piece also reflects on a small town annual celebration describing activities cancellations entertainment and memories from Whoopee Days and local characters.
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