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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1962

Page

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Ross Workers Reject Union at Advance Ross Plants

Workers at Advance Ross Manufacturing in Washington and Burlington voted 150 to 69 against representation by the United Auto Workers Union. Ballots were cast 2:30 to 3:30 Tuesday afternoon with count in Burlington. Company officials said the result shows a vote of confidence in management and plant conditions.

Advance Ross Washington Burlington United Auto Workers Union U.A.W Richard Higgins Ross Advance Ross Electronics Chicago H. C. Buckingham

DECA students to compete at Des Moines state convention

Distributive Education students from Washington Community High School join nearly 400 attendees at the DECA state conference in Des Moines. Authors designate Judy Te Bockhorst as top entrant for job interview and DE Student of the Year while others compete in sales demonstration, window display, ad layout, public speaking, and essay events.

Washington Community High School DECA Des Moines Hotel Fort Des Moines George Chambers Judy Te Bockhorst Gary Pribyl Bruce Watson Larry Ryner Karen Pohren Marilyn Timmons Roger Slagle Sheila Chabal Jean Fern Miss Fern Hugh Dougall Jerry Keller Carrol Drayfahl Anthony Mondia Alberta Rathmel Gary Lewis Claude Wood Paul Fern

Seven Jury and Non Jury Court Cases Set Here

A district court schedule for the next month lists five jury trials and two non jury matters. Judge R G Yoder posted the calendar in the courthouse. On March 19 Raymond L Lasek v Floyd Holtzman and John W Miller v R J McDowall are set as jury trials. March 29 covers Cecil J Burnett v J N Dismuke and a will probate for Arthur L Koch with Elmer and Lucile Koch as claimants. April 2 sees Henry E Berdo v Washington Livestock Sales Co as a jury case. Non jury dates are March 12 for Frank Smith v Hazel Swift and Lloyd Phillips v DeLong and Duri an Lumber and Hardware.

Court House R. G. Yoder Raymond L Lasek Floyd Holtzman John W. Miller R. J. McDowall Cecil J. Burnett J. N. Dismuke Arthur L. Koch Elmer Lucile Koch Henry E. Berdo Washington Livestock Sales Company Frank Smith Hazel Swift Lloyd Phillips DeLong Durian Lumber and Hardware

Plaque Honoring Iowa Dental Health Efforts At Stewart Lincoln Schools

Dr. George Krogmeier presented a plaque at Stewart School recognizing 10 years of dental health program participation by Stewart and Lincoln grade schools. The two sites recorded 94 and 80 percent student dentist visits, with Stewart reaching 100 percent in two years and Lincoln 87 percent overall. Local helpers Mrs. Marion Swanson and Lana Brice were noted for 100 percent sixth grade dental card completion. PTAs contribute $100 yearly to aid underprivileged children.

Dental Health Stewart School John V. Phieger Eileen Jeffrey George Krogmeier County Dental Association Stewart Lincoln Iowa Krogmeier John V. Phleger Marion Swanson Lana Brice Miss Jeffrey P.T.A Dental Health Fund

Mrs Frank Macon Dies in California

Mrs Frank Macon age 82 former Washington resident died March 6 1962 in Long Beach California after illness began in 1960 Funeral services were set for Friday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Elm Grove Cemetery burial Survivors include children Lester Harry Lois Stansbury Myrtle Gallagher all in California Jean Warren Davenport Opal Putnam Ruby Wolf of Washington 12 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren One daughter Virginia preceded her in death

Frank Macon Washington Long Beach Calif Jones Funeral Elm Grove Cemetery Leola Fishburn Staunton William Lydia Kathryn Fishburn Daisy Benson Washington County Lester Harry Lois Stansbury Myrtle Gallagher California Jean Warren Davenport Opal Putnam Ruby Wolf Virginia

Iowa Group Prepares Snow Go Plan for Flood Threat

Des Moines—A statewide meeting was set for Friday at the Governor's Office to consolidate plans for Operation Snow Go to combat spring floods from heavy snow. Adjutant General Junior F. Miller warned of potential danger statewide and outlined a plan approved by Gov. Norman A. Erbe. More than 8,000 National Guardsmen could be mobilized, though normal emergency activation is about 75 to 80.

Des Moines UPI Adj Junior F. Miller Statehouse Miller Iowa National Guard Iowa Norman A. Erbe O'Connor Herschel C. Loveless Marvin Selden

New York Organist Visits Memory Lane Museum

Bob Mack, a noted Paramont Theater organist from New York, visited Ralph Junkin’s Memory Lane Museum on South Iowa Avenue Tuesday afternoon. He toured the private collection of antiques and early film relics with Dayton Fredrick during a weeklong vacation in the area.

New York Paramont Theater Memory Lane Ralph Junkin Iowa Avenue Bob Mack Mack Dayton Fredrick Junkin

Top 20 Sing At Y's Men's Meeting

Washington High School's Top 20 vocalists directed by Vernon Feuerhelm performed before about 70 Y's Men in a warm up for the upcoming high school concert. The 21 singer group plus a quartet and accompanying musicians showcased the season's program.

Washington High School Vernon Feuerhelm Feuerhelm Vocal Logan Heilman Bob Wilcox Dave Everetts Phil Ahrens Bonnie Miller Joe Kerr Mary Carson Joe Redlinger Jim Anderson Lynn Neuhart Gladys Schulty Pat McClure Linda Crone Rosie Latta Sara Knapp Nancy Osineup Carla Jones Cheryl Keating Pamela Hute Sandy Knepp Jim Wilson Richard Ballard Jim Mallory Dick Holden

Speed Furniture Marks Second Anniversary in Town

Speed's Furniture and Floor Covering celebrates its second anniversary this week. Owner Bob Speed and wife Hope opened the store across from the State Theater two years ago. Speed brings 15 years of local furniture experience. Ad with full details appears in today's Evening Journal.

Speed Bob Speed Hope State Theater Evening Journal

Saturday Activities At Washington YMCA Dance Planned

Saturday at the Washington YMCA features a junior high dance from 7 30 to 9 30 p m with Dean Garrett spinning discs. Non members pay 45 cents while members pay 10 cents. A noon bean feed is planned and boys should register by 10 a m for the feed and program. cost 60 cents.

Washington Ymca Dean Garrett

Mrs Myles Butcher Dies at Mercy Hospital Iowa City

Mrs. Myles Butcher 68 of West Liberty died Tuesday at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 PM at Snider Funeral Home West Liberty. Burial in Oak Ridge Cemetery. Born Grace Worley in Columbus Junction she moved away. Survived by husband, a brother Clarence Worley Des Moines, and a sister in Alhambra California.

Columbus Junction Myles Butcher West Liberty Mercy Hospital Iowa City Snider Oak Ridge Grace Worley Clarence Worley Des Moines Alhambra Calif

GOP Caucuses Set For Thursday Night

Washington County Republicans set precinct caucuses for March 8 at 7:30 p.m. except Dutch Creek at 2 p.m. and Franklin Center at 8 p.m. Lime Creek not yet announced. Delegates to the county convention on June 29 are on the agenda.

Washington County Dutch Creek Township Max Waterhouse Franklin Center Lime Creek Township

Lenten Services Set Tonight in Churches

Lent observances begin with Ash Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church at 8 00 p m The service topic Blessedness Money Can't Buy will be cited A Lenten midweek hour service is planned tonight at St Paul United Church of Christ at 7 30 p m with Christian Church members as guests A common service follows.

First Presbyterian Churc St Paul United Church of Christ Christan

Frank Kos Speaks at FFA Meeting on Earnings and Savings

Frank Kos of the Washington State Bank spoke at the FFA chapter meeting at the high school on earnings and savings. The group allocated $10 to the foreign exchange student program for next year and named delegates to the state and district conventions, with Kenneth Wagner and Don Davis to the state convention in Waterloo and Gary Wagner and Dave Davis to the district convention in Lisbon.

Frank Kos Washington State Bank FFA McCarthy

Demo Predicts Iowa Sales Tax Increase

John OConnor, the sole Democrat on Iowa's tax commission, predicts the 1963 legislature will raise the state sales tax to 3 percent to preserve a general fund surplus. He warns a services tax or higher income tax may follow as revenue declines and the GOP-led body seeks new funds.

Iowa Des Moines UPI General Fund Tax Commission 60Th General Assembly John O'Connor Strawberry Point Connor United Press International O'Connor Loveless General Assembly

Scholarship Tests For 44 Students At Washington High

Forty four Washington Community High School juniors will take National Merit Scholarship tests this Saturday March 10 at the high school. George Chambers guidance counselor arranges the three hour exam in five sub tests. More students may register. scores aid guidance even without guaranteed scholarships.

Washington Community High School George Chambers Cordes

Powers Sees Cloud Lift After CIA Testimony

CIA Director McCone said Powers should be cleared of any breach of faith following Powers testimony to Congress. Powers hopes to fly again but McCone warned no decision on rejoining the Air Force yet. congressional reaction split with several lawmakers praising Powers and others labeling the report a whitewash.

Washington UPI Central Intelligence Agency John A. McCone Francis Gary Powers McCone Powers CIA Air Force Congressional John C. Stennis D-Miss Cally Frank J. Becker Krny House Armed Service Committee Cornelius O. Gallagher D.J House Foreign Affairs Committee Carl Vinson D-Ga House Armed Services Committee Harry F. Byrd D-Va Senate

Satellite study to forecast solar radiation for space flight

Cape Canaveral reports the U S launches OSO-1 the first in a series to forecast solar radiation storms threatening manned spaceflight. The Thor Delta booster placed a 458 pound satellite into a 350 mile orbit designed to study the sun with 13 experiments to help predict solar flares and sunspot cycles.

Cape Canaveral UPS United States Orbiting Solar Observatory OSO-1 Federal Space Agency

Two Local Students Vie for European Exchange

Washington High School lists Rick Latta and Linda Campbell as semifinalists for the American Field Service foreign exchange program. The local effort, ongoing for two years, aims to send 1300 of 2500 semifinalists abroad for the summer. Anne Courtney is currently here from England as an exchange student, following Betty McConnell who spent last summer in Denmark.

Washington High School Europe Rick Latta Linda Campbell American Field Service Anne Courtney England Washington Betty McConnell Denmark AFS

Stanley Fosters Lead Y's Men's Pinochle Marathon

Mr and Mrs Stanley Foster top the Y s Men pinochle marathon after eight rounds with 8400 points. Close behind are Mr and Mrs Marion Augustine 6390 and Mr and Mrs Charles Kennedy 5860 in the top ten standings.

Stanley Foster Marion Augustine Charles Kennedy John E. Young Towyn Davies Thelma Garrett Helen Goodin Gerald Edwards Will Sheetz M. L. McCreedy Roy Bauer

Washington Community High to Stage Vocal Concert

The Washington Community High School vocal music department presents Yours For the Listening on Tuesday March 13 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Large and small vocal groups perform under director Vernon Feuerheim with a listening focus and no special lighting effects planned.

Vocal Music Department Washington Community High School Vernon Feuerheim

Weather in IowaTurns Cloudy with Snow and Wind

United Press International reports Iowa will become cloudy and windy tonight and Thursday with snow and blowing snow especially in the west and northwest. Heavy snow possible with drifting conditions. Temperatures will be in the 20s west tonight and 25 to 30 Thursday. Friday looks mostly cloudy with flurries and colder. Five day outlook averages 5 to 8 degrees below normal with normal highs in the 30s to 40s and lows near 0 to the 20s.

United Press International Iowa

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Supt Phleger Dr. Krogmeier Mrs Stew Journal Bob Elliott Speed Furniture Leo Hoegh Senate Armed Services Committee Space Stanley Fosters
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