Cowboys and A Guy Named Jack staged by Washington Junior High
The period six English class presented an original play Cowboys Indians And A Guy Named Jack on March 6 in the school auditorium. Written by Steve Hardy, Connie Messer, Susan Minick, Karen Soucek and Karen Vosika, produced by Carl Hayes and directed by Connie Messer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Soucek
Steve Hardy
Susan Minick
Connie Messer
Karen Vosika
Jack
Journal
Dallas Kinney
Washington Junior High School
Carl Hayes
Mr. Martin
India
Kent Dallmeyer
Frank Beauregard
Jeannie Pridg's
Margaret Beauregard
Dave Hutchcroft
Joe Beauregard
Lyle Brock
Arjan
Karen Grubb
Addy
Marsha Foster
Altehofen
Rotzinger
Lynn Harvey
Arthur Petratz
Dave Tindal
Doug English
Bi Lance
Phil McConnell
Dave Myers
Steve Pettavino
Jane Kleese
Doug Cole
Alice Owen
John Zieglowsky Dies at 73 in Washington County
John H. Zieglowsky 73 of South Second Avenue died Sunday afternoon March 8 1964 at Washington County Hospital after years of declining health. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Emil Burrichter officiating burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. He was born March 22 1890 in Hartsburg Illinois son of Carl and Augusta Zieglowsky. Survived by wife Martha Koehler three daughters two sons four sisters four brothers thirteen grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren a memorial fund for St Paul United Church of Christ was started.
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John H. Zieglowsky
South Second Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Emil Burrichter
Elm Grove Cemetery
Mr. Zieglowsky
Hartsburg
Carl and
Augusta Knaak Zieglowsky
Washington
Martha Koehler
United Church of Christ
Elmer
Marie) Graber
Mt. Pleasant
William
Julia) Freyenberger
Wayland
Ralph
Martha) Witthoft
Ainsworth
Carl
Ted Zieglowsky
Martin Westen
Tena
Simmering
Theodore Oltman
Ida Reiners
Emden
Ill
John Lolling
Albert
Charles
August
Fred
Cotter
Zieglowsky
St. Paul's
Rites Wednesday for Robert Peter Snell
Funeral services for 83 year old Robert Peter Snell will be Wednesday March 11 at 10 a.m. in Holy Trinity Church Richmond. Burial will be at St Marys Cemetery Clinton. He died at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a two week illness. Snell is survived by four sons Rev William Snell Richmond Rev George Snell Lavilla Robert Snell Scappoose Oregon Paul Snell Davenport and two daughters Roberta San Francisco Paulette Richmond.
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Richmond
Robert Peter Snell
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Holy Trinity Church
Peterseim
Kalona
St. Mary's
Clinton
Snell
George
Catherine Benson Snell
Mary Francis Ryan
Chicago Northwestern Railroad
William Snell
William
Lavilla
Robert
Scappoose
Oregon
Paul
Davenport
Roberta
San Francisco
Paulette
Iowa Toll Tops 129 in Weekend Crashes
Ten people died in Iowa traffic accidents over the weekend raising the 1964 highway death list to 129. Fatalities include four in a Sioux City one car crash and three in a Waterloo train car collision. others occurred near Toledo Manchester and Holland. Slippery roads and snow contributed to several crashes.
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Iowa
Sioux City
Waterloo
Harry R. Duncan
Spirit Lake
Lloyd Stoner
Frank Allen Sluxx
Jean Prezeck
Evansdale
Stephan Ladd Obrecht
al Gona
Harry Bliss
East Moline 1
Lee Edward Thomas
John A. Smyth
Lockridge
Brecht
Toledo
Peiffer
Manchester
U.S. 20
Iowa Highway Patrol
Humbal
Legion Birthday Party Celebrates 45th Anniversary
Leon Beatty American Legion post and its women's auxiliary host a 45th annual birthday party Tuesday at 6 p.m. A potluck supper opens the evening in the Legion dining room with coffee provided. Wick's School of Dance offers entertainment and Harold Jarvis shows Bahamas travel photos. Members of other posts and eligible residents are invited. S.W. Easter chairs the event with Mrs. Dave Livingston and Norman Schoonover assisting.
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Leon Beatty
American Legion Post
American Legion
Legion
Wick’s
School of Dance
Harold Jarvis
Bahamas
Washington
S.W. Easter
Dave Livingston
Norman Schoonover
Weather outlook for Iowa region with mixed temperatures
Mostly fair tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions on Tuesday. Lows tonight range from 15 in the northwest to the 20s in the southeast, highs Tuesday in the upper 30s. Wednesday turns partly cloudy and colder northwest. Five day forecast calls for near normal temperatures, normal highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s, with rain or snow by Wednesday into Thursday.
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Iowa
Conklin Seeks Republican Nomination for Washington County Supervisor
Clifford Conklin, a Keota area farmer, announces his candidacy in the June primary for a Republican nomination to the Washington County board of supervisors. He aims to replace Don Hayes, who will not run. Conklin will circulate two petition sets to cover both a short term and a two year term beginning January 1, 1965.
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Clifford Conklin
Washington
Keota
Board of Supervisors
Conklin
Don Hayes
Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Brighton Native Dies in Peoria Ill
Mrs Allie M Hull 63 native of Brighton dies Thursday afternoon in Peoria Ill after heart ailment treatment. She was born January 16 1901 in Brighton to Robert H and Anna Shaffer. Survived by Roy P Hull husband one son one daughter two brothers Clarence Shaffer Washington Howard Shaffer Brighton two sisters Hattie Kessel Bertha Saunders Brighton and one granddaughter. Funeral held at Westminster Presbyterian Church Peoria where she was a member.
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Washington County
Allie M. Hull
Peoria
Hull
Roy P. Hull
Peoria County
Brighton
Robert H
Anna Amelia Breiter Shaffer
Clarence Shaffer
Washington
Howard Shaffer
Hattie Kessel
Bertha Saunders
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Peet
Hultman warns Iowa GOP on population remap plan
Iowa Atty. Gen. Evan L. Hultman urged Republicans in Des Moines to back a population based remap or face at large elections. He warned the 58 member Senate plan risks a veto by Gov. Hughes or court rejection and urged adherence to court guidelines. House and Senate action stalled as leaders weighed plans.
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Des Moines
UPI
Evan L. Hultman
Iowa House
Hultman
Senate
Harold E. Hughes
Federal
House
Snow and Ice Closes Roads Across Iowa Surfaces Iowan Digs Out
Iowa researchers describe a six inch snowfall and mixed wintry precipitation that closed many roads. Slippery conditions caused several accidents including a triple fatality near Evansdale. Officials forecast clearing by Monday night and a warmer Tuesday ahead for farmers and drivers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Evansdalen
Rites Tuesday for Frank Hodson
Funeral services for Frank Hodson of Brighton who died Saturday at the Pines Nursing Home in Washington will be Tuesday March 10 at 2 p.m. in the Gould Funeral Home in Brighton with Rev. Richard Hartman officiating. Burial will be at Walnut Cemetery.
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Brighton
Frank Hodson
Pines
Washington
Gould
Richard Hartman
Walnut Cemetery
Berdo Joins Library Staff as Part Time Worker
Mrs T J Berdo of Washington begins work at the public library joining Ruth Gibson Mrs Archie Buwer and Mrs Edsall Brown on the staff. She will work afternoons and evenings for now. Acting Librarian Mrs Alex Lytle retired March 1 after 24 years of service and plans a brief vacation but may assist in emergencies.
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T. J. Berdo
Route 3
Washington
Public
Archie Buwer
Ruth Gibson
Edsall ‘Brown
Berdo
Alex Lytle
Homer Stephen
Lytle
McCleery Named YMCA Board President to Fill Unexpired Term
R H McCleery who serves as vice president of the Washington YMCA board was chosen to complete the unexpired term of Don Kiesey as president after Kiesey resigned to move to Mt. Pleasant. Other officers are Robert Nicola secretary and Richard Weeks treasurer. No action on the vice presidency until the May annual meeting and election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. McCleery
Washington Ymca Board
Don Kiesey
Kiesey
Mt. Pleasant
Robert Nicola
Richard Weeks
Mrs Hanft Dies at Home in Junction
Mrs. Charles E. Hanft of Columbus Junction age 70 died at her home Saturday found by her husband after a brief absence. Funeral will be Tuesday at 2 pm Stacy Funeral Home Rev Robert Parris presiding burial Columbus City Cemetery. She was born May 3 1893 in Washington County daughter of L C and Margeret James. Survivors include her husband a daughter Mrs Robert Reaney two grandchildren two brothers Samuel D and Glen. Medical examiner Dr Kenneth Carrell ruled death due to natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Charles E. Hanft
Stacy Funeral
Robert Parris
Columbus City Cemetery
Bessie James
Washington County
L. C
Margaret Miller James
Columbus
Hanft
Robert Reaney
Samuel D
Glen
West Liberty
Kenneth Carrell
Louisa County
Johnson outlines active manpower policy for Congress
President Johnson urged Congress to fund and implement an active manpower policy under the 1962 act. He pressed for action on unemployment relief, education, anti poverty measures, and extended unemployment insurance, plus a study of automation impacts and a top level committee to align programs with national manpower needs.
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Washington
API
Johnson
Congress
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
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Iowa 9
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Carol L. Richardson
Sam Boyd
Lawrence Romine
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