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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1966

Page

2

Rootworms delayed but expected damage in cornfields

County Extension Director Jim Frier reports corn rootworms are about a week to ten days later than usual this year yet damage from Western Northern and Southern varieties remains possible. Farmers may treat with organic phosphate when soil can be covered by cultivation. Field checks at Bloomfield Cedar Rapids and in Washington County show small larvae but potential damage remains.

Jim Frier Bloomfield Cedar Rapids Washington County Garren

Pastor Robert Wilcox to Speak at Washington Church

Robert Wilcox of Washington will address congregants Sunday morning at the Washington Methodist Church. He has served as pastor in the Mt. Pleasant circuit this past year, and recently graduated from Iowa Wesleyan. Next fall he will enroll at Garrett Theological Seminary to discuss the topic Five Dimensional Universe.

Robert Wilcox Washington Washington Methodist Church Mt. Pleasant Wilcox Iowa Wesleyan Garrett Theological Seminary

Keota farmer hurt in combine accident

Keota area farmer Richard Lyle was injured about noon Wednesday on the D. D. Kirkpatrick farm north of Keota. He was brought to Washington County Hospital by ambulance with neck and chest injuries after a combine lunged and trapped him between the machine and shed roof during placement in a shed.

Keota Richard Lyle D. D. Kirkpatrick Washington County Hospital Mr. Lyle

Louisa County Historical Tour and Visit to Indian Sites

Members of the Louisa County Historical Society and Iowa Historical Society officials planned a 4:30 p.m. tour of the Indian Mounds near Toolesboro with guests including William Peterson and state curators. The group would also visit the Marquiette Joliet landing and the Indian council site, followed by a 6:30 p.m. picnic at the Wapello fair grounds shelter house.

Columbus Junction Louisa County Historical Society State Society Toolesboro William Peterson Iowa Historical Society State Board of Curators Louisa County Marquiette- Joliet Indian Council Iowa Territory Wapello Fair Grounds

New minister arrives as Washington Methodist associate pastor

The Rev. Warren J. McFate and his family move into the Washington Methodist parsonage today and will assume duties as associate pastor and director of Christian Education next Sunday. A reception by the Women’s Society of Christian Service will follow morning worship. McFate previously led at West Hill in Burlington and Broadway in Council Bluffs, with training in Christian Education from Westmar College, Evangelical Theological Seminary, Drake University, and related church work.

Warren J. McFate Washington Methodist Parsonage West Washington Street Exeter Academy New Hampshire McFate Washington West Hill Church Burlington Broadway Methodist Church Council Bluffs Westmar College Evangelical Theological Seminary Naperville Drake University The Council of Churches

Castro Breaks Silence Blames U S for San Juan Games Obstacles

Fidel Castro spoke for 70 minutes in Havana accusing the United States of dirty political intervention against Cuba at the Central American and Caribbean Games in San Juan Puerto Rico. He described visa delays and dock restrictions as U S attempts to block Cuban participation. Mexico won the games with Puerto Rico second. Cuba placed third. the United States did not participate.

Miami UPI Fidel Castro Havana United States San Juan Puerto Rico Castro Avery Brundage International Olympic Committee Cuba Washington Mexico

Peter J Fritz 91 Dies at East Pleasant Plain

Peter J Fritz 91 of East Pleasant Plain died at 5 am today at Twilight Rest Home Keota Retired farmer lived in Keota and East Pleasant Plain last seven years with two daughters Funeral in St Joseph Catholic East Pleasant Plain Rev A J Shepherdy in charge Rosary Friday 9 am Gould Funeral Brighton Born November 15 1874 married Katherine Peiffer died 1954 Survived by two daughters one sister one brother 15 grandchildren 55 great grandchildren 8 great great grandchildren Ten brothers and sisters preceded him in death

Brighton Peter J. Fritz East Pleasant Plain Twilight Keota Fritz St. Joseph’s Catholic Church A. J. Shepherdy Rosary Gould Funeral Michael Emma Pohren Fritz Katherine Peiffer A. L. Supalla Albert Pacha John Pacha William California

Driver killed when car hits motorcycle near Akron Iowa

Robert Allen Danish of Rock Rapids Iowa died Wednesday night three miles west of Akron in Union County when his car went out of control after striking the rear of a motorcycle. The motorcycle rider Robert Neilsen 18 of Akron was thrown from his vehicle and taken to Mercy Hospital in Sioux City in serious condition.

Akron, Iowa UPI Robert Allen Danish Rock Rapids Iowa Akron Union County S. C Robert Neilsen Mercy Hospital Sioux City

Evening of July 6 Circle to meet in Ainsworth

The Evening Circle of Women's Society of Christian Service will meet July 6 at the Methodist Church. Mrs. Raymond Lasek is program chairman with the theme Glimpses of a Fast Moving Society. Refreshment committee includes Mrs. Marlin Owens and Mrs. Dale Roberts. Several local residents were mentioned visiting relatives, attending conferences, and enjoying outings. Plans were made for an otter on July 19 at the schoolhouse grounds following a Sewing Club picnic and skating at the Roller Rink.

C. A. Thompson Ainsworth Women’s Society of Christian Service Methodist Church Raymond Lasek Marlin Owens Dale Roberts James Lundquist Kimberly Jamie Ft. Lauderdale Fla Elmer Wenger Ames Minneapolis Lundquist Judy Wenger Marcella Humphreys University Hospital Iowa City Charles Thompson Fairfield C. A. Thompson Slloah Farrier Wellston Orie O’connor W. D. Roberts Myral Smith Crawfordsville The Indianola Stephen Root Alton Rebe Rochester New York Ray Watkins Niagara Falls Richard Frymyer Hinsdale Illinois Everette Tobin Bob Alliman Stanwood Joe Wenger Bob Des Moines Joe Byb Kenneth Pruess Louis Pruess Katherine Suter Sewing Club Fairgrounds

Baughmans at Chariton wedding and weekend visits

Mr and Mrs Daryl Baughman spent the weekend in Chariton visiting relatives and attended the wedding of Jim Hafferty and Elaine Colgan. Carl Gilliland joined them. Cleo Baughman and Brian Osbourne of Moline stayed at the Baughman home. Various relatives visited Keota and area events, including Henry Burns, Russ Bell, and model airplane show prizes in Cedar Rapids. Deanna Siegler won first prize in a Skylark model kit drawing.

Boyd Sanders Keota Daryl Baughman Chariton Steve Reif Kalona Russell Bell Robert Burns Galva Kansas Keota Burns The Christian Church Vaughn McArtor Elmer McArtor Cranville Vic Vogel Bob Robinson Sigourney Wayne Zehr Fred Deanna Emmi Siegler Cedar Rapids

Ollie social notes from June gatherings at multiple homes

Ollie residents and visitors marked a series of Sunday and weekday visits. Guests included Fannie Darby and Edna Darby of Ollie at Bill Derby's home, Dickinsons in Rich and, Hartsocks in Iowa City, Burr in Lone Tree, Mullinix in Dubuque, Endicotts from Rock Island and Mount Pleasant, and Dean Zachs. A Brayton Coon wedding in Ainsworth and a Skubal reunion in Iowa City were noted, with various birthdays and a Patch Club picnic at Sunset Park and a breakfast meeting planned for July 27.

Haskins Fannie Darby Edna Darby Ollie Bill Derby George Papatsakis Gertrude Newton A - Dickinson Richand Ivan Hartsock Art Schmidels Iowa City Lloyd Burr Lone Tree Jim Bean Rudy Mullinix Dubuque Ben Harrison Joe Endicott Rock Island Lillian Gene Endicott Mount Pleasant Edgar Whetstine Dean Zachs Donnie Chester Miller Sunset Park John Sands

Moon shot delayed by heavy rains CAPE KENNEDY

A tropical rainstorm off Florida delayed the Explorer satellite launch toward the moon. The Delta rocket was scrubbed at 11 09 am EDT after a near flawless countdown. Officials aim to attempt another launch in a two minute window at 12 02 pm EDT Friday if conditions improve.

Cape. Kennedy UPI Florida

Professional Directory Entries for Morrison, Morrison, and Lloyd

Edmond D. Morrison Jr. and James E. Lloyd are attorneys at 211 W. Washington St with phone 653-2924. John C. Owen also practices law at 119% West Washington South Side Square, phone 653-2874.

John C. Owen West Washington South Side Square Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main John W. Lemmon South Iowa Christian Tabernacle L. B. Eicher South Iowa

Doctor listings and contact numbers in Marion directory

Dr M L Tweeton at 108 No Marion, phone 6532351, closed Wednesdays. Osteopaths Dr P L Etter offers osteopathic services and rectal disease treatment, phone 3533303.

M. L. Tweeton Marion P. L. Etter Osteopathic Physician Journal

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