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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1963

Page

9

Four Boys Drown at Riverside Farm Pond in Iowa County

Tragic drowning of four boys from Riverside area occurred Friday afternoon at a farm pond on Noah Mast farm west of Riverside near the Washington Johnson county line. Victims Raymon Gingerich 13 Johnny Yoder 11 David Charles Bell 10 and Carl Bell 8 were pulled from deep water after stepping into the pond while unable to swim. Funeral plans set for Saturday at Fairview Conservative Mennonite Church near Kalona with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Officials from Riverside Fire Department Coast Guard Reserve Flotilla and Washington County rescue units assisted.

Washington Col Noah Mast Mast Farm Riverside Washington-Johnson County Raymon Gingerich Mose J.’ Gingerich Kalona Johnny Yoder David Yoder David Charles Bell Carl A. Bell Lowa Oit Gingerich Yoder Fairview Bell Brothers Iowa City Johnson County Washington County Soil Conservation Service

William A Stuart Dies in Brighton at 84

William A Stuart, 84, of Brighton died at 6 a.m. June 28, 1963, after illness since March from a broken hip. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. Gould Funeral Home Brighton led by Rev. E Voss. Burial Hillcrest Cemetery. Born Sept 16, 1878 in Tennessee, son of Joan and Nancy Free Stuart. Moved to Illinois at 17, then Iowa in 1914. Married Dec 28, 1905 to Mary Lula Boone. farmed in Packwood and Fairfield areas, has lived in Brighton 12 years. Survived by wife and one daughter Mrs Robert Calvin of Washington. brothers and four sisters preceded him in death.

William H. Stuart Brighton William A. Stuart Fairfield Gould E. Voss Hillcrest Cemetery Mr. Stuart Tennessee Joan Nancy Free Stuart Ilinois Iowa Mary Lula Boone Packwood Robert Calvin Washington

Widespread Heat Wave Triggers Water Shortages Across States

A sultry heat wave grips much of the nation triggering water shortages in Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana and Pennsylvania with drought conditions intensifying in Illinois and Michigan. Severe storms sweep portions of the Midwest as temperatures surge into the 90s from the Midwest to New England. City and hospital water supplies face strain amid bans on lawn sprinkling and car washing.

East South Dakota Minnesota Iowa US Weather Bureau Middle West New England Iliois Wisconsin Mercury Midwest Chicago Illinois Michigan Indiana Pennsylvania Berwyn Port Huron Flushing Mercy Hospital Greenfield Wis Wwatosa Bedford Ind Erie

List Opening Dates At Youth Center Here

The Washington Youth Center on the east side of the square will not be open Saturday night June 2. The center will be open on the evenings of July 6, 13 and 27, August 10 and 24. Informal dress will be accepted during the summer months as high school boys and girls are invited to participate in the social evenings at the center.

Washington Youth Center

Old bottle law ends stampede for liquor licenses

County officials outline license types A for clubs B for hotels and C for commercial establishments with fees from 300 to 1000 outside city limits. Applicants must post 5000 bonding, meet zoning, sanitation, and moral character tests. New law from July 4 bans bottle system in clubs and private groups. liquor licenses required for any place liquor is consumed except homes or hotel rooms.

Washington Area Veterans Organizations Court House Werm Board of Supervisors Washington County Ira Morrison Legion Clubs City of Washington

Mrs Benvenuto 90 Dies This Morning in Sherman County

Tina A Guthrie Benvenuto 90 of North Second Avenue died this morning June 28 1963 at The rest home here funeral arrangements pending at the Sherman Eden Funeral Home She was born August 17 1872 in Colorado daughter of John and Sophia Miller Guthrie reared in Coaldale Colorado and married in Kansas to Carl Johnson On November 19 1917 she married Charles Benvenuto and had lived in Washington for 56 years She was a member of Immanuel Lutheran Church She is survived by a sister Mrs Henriette Watson of West Des Moines Four brothers and two sisters preceded her in death.

Tina Benvenuto North Second Avenue Sherman-Eden Tina A. Guthrie Colorado John and Sophia Miller Guthrie Coaldale Colo Kansas Carl Johnson Charles Benvenuto Washington

Mrs Johnston of Brighton Dies Here

Elizabeth Johnston 67 of route one Brighton died Thursday June 27 1963 at Washington County Hospital after a month of illness. Funeral services at Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev Arthur Peters officiating. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Born in Missouri she wed Harlan Johnston in 1956 and lived in Washington County 25 years. Survivors include her husband three sisters Minnie Hines of Heber Springs Arkansas Mildred Esmond of Rector Ark and Mary Lawton of Modesto California and one brother J C Kirton of Modesto California.

Elizabeth Johnston Brighton Washington County Hospital Sherman-Eden Arthur Peters Elm Grove Cemetery Johnston Missouri Harlan Johnston Washington County Lewis Minnie) Hines Heber Springs Ark Mildred Esmond Rector, Ark Mary Lawton Modesto Calif J. C. Kirton

Retiring Republicans Won't Block Appointees in Iowa

Iowa Republicans on the Highway Commission refuse requalification to block interim Democrat Robert Barry. Incumbents Stong Keir and Nicholas resign and wait for courts to decide legality of Gov Hughes interim appointments while Barry faces confirmation questions. Conway opposes filling the Board of Control. Keir shifts to Clay County Supervisors.

Iowa Highway Commission Robert Barry Danbury Evan L. Hulman Senate Harold E. Hughes Commission Jo. S. Stong Keosauqua Robert Keir Spencer William Nicholas Clear Lake Keir Barry Hultman Corbingford Ainsworth Board of Control Hughes Ake Highway Commission Waites J. Conway Muscatine Conway Crawford Lake Okoboji Iowa Clay County Board of Supervisors

Kennedy speaks before Irish Parliament on freedom drive

President Kennedy urged East European publics to follow Ireland's example and keep fighting for freedom in a joint session of the Irish parliament. He cited County Wexford and Cork crowds, received the freedom of Cork, and avoided kissing the Blarney Stone amid a raucous crowd of thousands of youths in Dublin.

Dublin UPI Kennedy Ireland Nikita Khrushchev East Berlin Cork Berlin County Wexford

Charles City Press Stopped by Mechanical Strike

Charles City Press readers and 4538 subscribers did not receive newspapers on Thursday as mechanical employees walked out at 2 p.m. Today’s run was halted. Handbills notified customers of the strike and the inability to publish. Washington firefighters then tackled a laundromat dryer fire near Schoonover Drug Store, causing smoke and minor damage.

Charlna UY UPI Charles City Press Washington Schoonover Drug

Storm Warning Issued for Iowa Amid Severe Thunderstorms

United Press interns report a Friday threat of severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes across parts of Iowa. The weather bureau warned of large hail and damaging winds between 2 PM and 8 PM along a line from Watertown South Dakota to Waterloo Iowa, with area bounds extending to Newton and the northeast Polk County edge. Temperatures climbed into the 90s across most regions, Des Moines noting a record high for the year.

United Press Iowa Weather Bureau Watertown S.D Waterloo Newton Polk County Des Moines Hawkeye State Spencer Davenport

Girls to Attend Baptist Church Camp at Clear Lake

Rev Charles Hawkins with junior girls and counselor depart Monday July 1 for Christian Life Camp at Regular Baptist Camp Grounds Clear Lake. Attendees from Prairie Flower Baptist Church include Rita Jones Karen Bush Janice Bush Dianna Musgrove Julia Radda Julia Bodman Shirley Luers Patty Leeters. Robert Jones is the counselor. The group will return home Saturday.

Charles Hawkins Christian Life Clear Lake Prairie Flower Baptist Church Rita Jones Karen Bush Janice Bush Dianna Musgrove Julia Radda Julia Bodman Shirley Luers Patty Leeters Robert Jones

Weather Iowa Reports Partly Cloudy With Thunderstorms

The Iowa forecast shows partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday with scattered thunderstorms developing north, then spreading across most of the state. Warmer conditions in the northeast with highs upper 80s to near 90s south, and temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above normal through Wednesday. Hot and humid conditions continue with variable precipitation from two to four tenths of an inch in the south to two to four tenths in the north from scattered storms.

Iowa

Washington City Clerk John Sowash to Retire After 30 Years

The Washington city clerk John Sowash will retire at the end of this week after three decades of service. He began in the water works department and later moved to city hall to serve as clerk. LeNora Taylor will succeed him as city clerk.

John Sowash Washington City Hall

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