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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1966

Page

2

Old Bible display at library features 1791 edition

A 1791 Bible nearly 175 years old is shown at the public library as part of a display of old editions. Washington reportedly traveled through Trenton to his first inauguration and visited Princeton’s John Witherspoon, who helped edit the Bible. Other highlighted items include the 1816 Collins Bible and a Civil War era 1864 edition.

Public Library Ed Brown Washington the Journal Brown Journal Chicago Newberry Library

Sigourney Man Fined for Speeding in Justice Court

Thomas W. Showman of Sigourney was fined $10 and costs in Justice Holden's court for speeding. He received a speeding summons on February 24 after being observed traveling 45 mph in a 35 mph zone by Washington police.

Sigourney Thomas W. Showman Justice of the Peace Holden’s Showman Washington

Washington County Pork Producers Banquet March 15

Tickets go on sale for the annual Washington County Pork Producers Association banquet at 6 30 p m in the Washington Methodist basement. Three new directors will be elected to replace retiring members. Speaker Harold Ward will entertain with humor. Deadline for tickets is March 11.

Washington County Pork Producer’s Association Eugene Wead Wellman Methodist Church Washington Mr. Wead Ed Chabal Riverside Ed J. Peiffer Keota

Mid-Prairie High honors new Honor Society members

Mid-Prairie High School celebrated the new National Honor Society members at a banquet at Dickey's Prairie Home Restaurant on March 6. Inductees include junior and senior members selected for scholarship leadership service and character with faculty voting by composite ratings.

Mid- Prairie National Honor Society Dickey’s Prairie Home Barbara Beckman Jim Cuddeback Pat Kempf Beverly Kinsinger Bonnie Phillips Janis Ruegsegger Karen Russsell Boni Yoder Susan Hartzler Ann McDowell Matt Mellinger Fred Wright David Ripley Tom Fordyce Kent Fordyce Nancy Mangold Abbie Timmins

Kalona Boy Dies After Weeklong Illness

Kalona seven year old Douglas Ardell Hartley died at University Hospitals Iowa City after a week of illness. Funeral services are private Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Peterseim Funeral Chapel Kalona with Rev Lowell Drake. Burial in Sharon Hill Cemetery. Visitation at the funeral home until 10 30 a m Tuesday. He was born Oct 6 1958 to Robert and Paula Hartley and was a first grade student at Mid Prairie School. Surviving are his parents a sister Joette three brothers Michael Anthony and Ryan and grandparents Joe and Thelma Mast and Glen and Fern Wahl.

Kalona Douglas Ardell Hartley University Hospitals Iowa City Peterseim Lowell Drake Sharon Hill Douglas Robert Paula Mast Hartley Mid-Prairie School Joette Michael Anthony Ryan Joe Thelma Mast Glen Fern Wahl

Washington youth charged after hill crest crash

A 17 year old Washington boy, Steve C Bealer of 616 S Second, was charged with failure to have his car under control after his vehicle struck a parked car on W Third at 5 15 p m The Bealer car, registered to Dale K Sojka of Riverside, hit Lucille Bain s 815 W Third vehicle causing about 300 in damage to the Bain auto and more than 400 in damage to Bealer s vehicle.

Washington Steve C. Bealer Dale K. Sojka Riverside Bealer W. Third Lucille Bain Third Bain Auto

Mid-Prairie Junior High Bands Attend Festival

Junior high bands from Mount Pleasant and Mid-Prairie, directed by Ronald Wise, travel by bus to Mid-Prairie High School on Tuesday March 8 for a massed band rehearsal and an evening concert. Activities include a movie or dance after rehearsal in the Wellman high school building. The 7:30 p.m. program features individual band performances and a massed band, with admission 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.

Washington Ronald Wise Mid-Prairie Mount Pleasant Mid- Prairie Wellman Mid-Prairie High School

Checker tournament set for March in Washington city

The Junior Chamber of Commerce announces a two day checker tournament on March 28 and 29 at the Legion rooms in the city hall Washington. Karl Jones of the event committee reports details and Harry Suter of Crawfordsville, the defending state champion, will aid with arrangements.

Washington Karl Jones Junior Chamber of Commerce Harry Suter Crawfordsville Legion Rooms

Hensel Family Honors Soldier Kenneth With Home Dinner

Mr and Mrs Clint Hensel hosted a family dinner Sunday to honor their son Kenneth who has returned from a three year army tour in Germany and received an honorable discharge. Also present were C D Leon Bloomfield J R Leon Washington Lannie Leon State College of Iowa Cedar Falls and Fred Hensel University of Missouri. The group spoke by phone at noon with Capt and Mrs Mark Hensel and Alison at Ft Carson Colorado.

Clint Hensel Kenneth Germany Hensels C.D. Leon Bloomfield J.R. Leon Washington Lannie Leon State College of Iowa Cedar Falls Fred Hensel University of Missouri Mark Hensel Alison Ft. Carson, Colo

Washington Jaycees at Nevada honor Iowa Outstanding Young Men

Five Washington couples attended the Nevada Iowa state Jaycee program honoring Iowa Outstanding Young Men. Robert Bates and Keith Horn led Washington entries, with their wives present. Rex W. Meyer of Alexander named outstanding young farmer. Dr. Eugene E. Houk of Jefferson won state outstanding young man honors.

Washington Eugene E. Houk Jefferson

Local notables share news from far flung places

Mr and Mrs Robert E Thomas spoke with daughter Vicki by long distance from Athens Greece where she has finished a Greek engagement as a ballet dancer. The family plans two months in Istanbul. Also noted are hospital admission for Kenneth Carris and Robert Speeds birth of Timothy. Routine travel and community notices close with veteran service and farm bureau luncheon.

Robert E. Thomas Vicki Athens Greece Istanbul Turkey Robert Greg

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