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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1963

Page

7

Relief workers busy mop up in flood areas

Mop up efforts spread across Tennessee Kentucky West Virginia Virginia and Alabama after Appalachian flood toll rose to 17 dead and more than 50000 homeless. In Sequatchie Valley Tennessee residents assessed damage while James River threat lingered in Virginia as rains ceased and sun returned.

Sequatchie, Tenn UPI Appalachian — Mountain Tennesse Kentucky West Virginia James River Virginia Weather Bureau Bureau Tennessee Sequatchie Cove George Dixon Dixon Little Sequatchie River Dixons

Officers Elected By Local Toastmasters

Roy Hodges was named president of the Washington Toastmasters Club at a weekly meeting in the Captain's Table. New officers taking office April 1 include Robert Miller educational VP Preston Harvey administrative VP Jim Houstman secretary treasurer Andy Whiting sergeant at arms Bob Anderson assistant sergeant at arms. Frank Patterson served as toastmaster with Ralph Martin as table topics chairman. Justin McCarthy, on leave from the U S Marine Corps, talked of his experiences. introduced by Bernard McCarthy.

Roy, Hodges Washington Toastmaster's Club Robert Miller Preston Harvey Jim Houstman Andy Whiting Bob Anderson Frank Patterson Ralph Martin Justin McCarthy U. S. Marine Corps Bernard McCarthy Marines

Six In Washington County Qualified To Teach Home Nursing

Six Washington County residents completed a Home Nursing Instructors course and are now qualified to teach home nursing in their communities. Certified instructors include Mrs. Harold Joff, Mrs. Gaylen Patterson, Ezra Shenk of Wellman, Mrs. James Dunbar of Brighton, Mrs. Henry Soucek, and Mrs. Ruth Luers of Washington. Community classes begin after March 25 at 100F Hall. Contact the Red Cross office by phone or mail to enroll.

Washington County Pices Washington County Red Cross Chester Eatinger Red Cross Home Nursing Harold Joff Gaylen Patterson Ezra’ Shenk Wellman James Dunbar Brighton Henry Soucek Ruth Luers Washington Red Cross Office

Kiwanis Sponsor Skating Party for Prairie Flower Pupils

Washington Kiwanis Club will sponsor a skating party for Prairie Flower pupils at the Washington Skateway Thursday at 7 pm. It starts a monthly series for students, following a successful first event with about 50 attendees.

Kiwanis Prairie Flower Prairie Flower School Washington Kiwanis Club Washington Skateway Kiwanis Club

Washington Hospital Earns Joint Commission Accreditation

Washington County Hospital has been accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals, joining Iowa City and larger cities as a select facility. The designation indicates standards in patient care, medical staff, and facilities, with surveyors rating safety, supervision, medical records, ethical practices, and nursing care under modern guidelines.

Washington County Hospital Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals Iowa City American College of Physicians, American Surgeons,Amesociaten American Medical Association

Agricultural Ammonia Group Meeting in Washington

Washington hosts a Service School for distributors of anhydrous ammonia at the YMCA on March 22. Sponsored by Iowa Agricultural Ammonia Distributors and Iowa State University with the Agricultural Ammonia Institute, the program runs 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Topics cover agronomic nitrogen use and safe handling equipment.

Washington Y.M.C.A Iowa Agricultural Ammonia Distrbutors State Trade Association of Iowa State Unive Agricultural Ammonstitute National Trade Association of J. A. Stritzel Extension Agronomist Iowa State University Frank Schwarzer Phillips Petroleum Co Jack Criswell Agricultural Ammonia Institute

County-Wide Skating Party Planned Here

Jackson Jills 4H Club sponsors a county skating party Thursday night March 21 at Washington Skateway from 7 to 10. An expected 100 to 150 youths will attend. The group is the county’s only girls-only agricultural 4H club.

Jackson Jills 4H Club Washington Skateway Jackson Jills

Crop Management Meetings Next Week in Iowa

The last two of five crop management meetings in Washington County will be held next week. Tuesday March 19 at 7 30 PM at the Legion Hall in Brighton and Wednesday March 20 at 7 PM with Adult Night School in Keota. Discussions cover fertilizer use seedings plant population hybrids row width weed control and methods to boost bean yields with guidance from Ivan Wikner and county extension staff. Farmers in Brighton and Keota areas are urged to attend.

Washington County Jim Frier the Legion Hall Brighton Keota Ivan Wikner Iowa

Rites at Wellman For Mrs. Elizabeth Miller

Mrs Elizabeth Ann Miller died at Pleasant View Rest Home Kalona after six months residency The Wellman Mennonite Church service Saturday at 1 30 pm with Noah Landis and George S Miller presiding Burial at Lower Deer Creek Cemetery She was born December 13 1870 daughter of Samuel and Sarah Fisher married to Samuel B Miller November 10 1892 He died November 26 1955 Lifelong Greene Township Iowa and Wellman community Active Mennonite Church member taught Sunday School at West Union Wellman Daytonville Survivors include son Ortis Wellman daughter Mrs Ilie Parrott Oneida Ohio five grandchildren and one brother Jake Fisher Riverside

Wellman Elizabeth Ann Miller Pleasant View Kalona Wellman Mennoniie Church Noah Landis George S. Miller Lower Deer Creek Greene Township Iowa County Mennonite Church West Union Daytonville Ortis 1Lie Parrott Oneida Ohio Jake Fisher Riverside

Donna Osincup Heads Lambda Kappa Sigma

DES MOINES Donna Osincup daughter of Mr and Mrs H Osincup of Washington was recently elected president of Lambda Kappa Sigma International Pharmaceutical fraternity for women Miss Osincup is a junior in the Drake college of pharmacy She is a 1960 graduate of Washington High School.

Des Moines Donna Osincup H. Osincup Washington Lambda Kappa Sigma International Pharmaceutical Fraternity For Women Miss Osincup Drake College of Pharmacy Washington High School

Governors Clash Over Tax Relief At Grinnell Seminar

Iowa Governor Harold Hughes and Lt. Gov. W. L. Mooty debated tax relief plans at Grinnell College, Hughes backing broad relief for farmers and city residents, Mooty supporting only farmer benefits and opposing higher Homestead credits. The session included policymakers and Professor Arnold Toynbee, with later remarks on liquor sales and redistricting plans. A second story notes van M. Liechty, 14, dies in Burlington. funeral in Wayland.

Grinnell UPL Wo Op Iowa Harold & Hughes W. L. Mooty Grinnell College Arnold Toynbee Toynbee Hughes Mooty Senate Robert R. Rigler New Hamption Andrew G. Frommell D. Dubuque House Robert W. Naden Webster City John Mowry Marshall Eader Ray Eveland D Kelley Rigler

New Projector Demonstrated for County Schools

Teachers from grade schools across Washington County will gather at the county superintendent of schools office this afternoon to view a newly purchased Ozalid projector. County Superintendent Dwight Bode says the device, about the size of a standard motion picture projector yet lighter, will be used as a visual aid in lighted classrooms, mainly to assist science instruction.

Washington County Court House Dwight Bode Bode

Iowa Senate Narrowly Approves 55 to 60 Foot Truck Bill

Des Moines Iowa senate reversed itself and approved a bill to permit 55 and 60 foot trucks to operate with a provision restricting longer trucks to highways at least 22 feet wide A House committee meanwhile killed a bill allowing parochial and private school pupils to ride public school buses The judiciary committee halted the transportation issue indefinitely as part of session moves with party lines and notable defections influencing the outcome Governors inaugural address had proposed the school bus measure but it was defeated for the current session

Des Moines UPI Iowa Senate Fay House Harald E. Hughes Judiciary 1 John Mowry Marshalltown Scott Swisher Iown City Senate Andrew G. Frommelt D-Dubuque Swisher Hughes

Local Merchants Plan Coupon Days

At noon today 36 Washington merchants signed up for city wide Coupon Days the annual prize giving bargain event scheduled for Thursday Friday and Saturday March 21 22 23 Sponsored by the Merchants Retail Bureau over 700 in prizes pledged with more to be listed Participating firms include Iowa Southern Utilities Hy Vee Wil sons Store For Men and Boys Brake s Davis Paint Thom assen Variety Schoonover Drug Montgomery Ward J C Penney Connelly Hardware Witting s Shoe Klein Klothing Kneen s Mills East End Market Osincup Walgreens Paul s Shoes Sears Catalog Sales Office Me Daniel Drug Brown s Sh Fit Seifert s Lemmon Jewel ry Speed Furniture Swanson Grocery Sportshop Wolf Floral Spany Stone s Spurgeon s Davisson s Bridges Co EM

Washington Merchants’ Retail Bureau Iowa Southern Utilities Company Hy-Vee Food Wilson's’ Store For Men and Boys Brake’s Davis Paint Stone's Spurgeon’s Davisson’s Bridges and’ Co

Witnesses at House Probe Cite Vigorous newspaper competition

ANPA officials told a House judiciary subcommittee that competition in news and advertising is strong among newspapers and other media. Stanford Smith said ownership changes reflect economic forces, not a collapse of press competition, and urged inquiry into labor union practices within antitrust policy.

Washington UPL American Newspaper Publishers Association ANPA House Stanford Smith United States Smith Jesse Markham Princetonversity Markham Daily Newspapers of America

Applications Due For 4-H Trip to Capital

Merritt Canady reminds Washington County 4-H members that applications for the Citizenship Short Course to Washington DC are due. About 27 older 4-H members are planned for the first week in June, staying at the National 4-H Center. They will review government procedures tour the White House visit Gettysburg and meet U S Senators and Representatives.

Washington County Merritt Canady Washington, D.C Washington White House Gettysburg United States Washington, D. C County 4Il Club

Rites for Mrs Schrock Scheduled Saturday

Funeral services for Mrs. Andrew Schrock who died at her home near Frytown will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in the East Union Mennonite Church near Kalona. Burial follows in East Union Cemetery with Rev. Wilbur Nachtgall of the Iowa City Mennonite Church presiding. The body remains at Yoder Funeral Home until service time.

Andrew Schrock Frytown East Union Mennonite Kalona East Union Wilbur Nachtgall Iowa City Mennonite

Li'l Abner Curtain Rises at Washington High Tonight

The Washington High School music department opens Li'l Abner at 8 p.m. with curtain rising sharply. Shows also run Friday and Saturday evenings at the same time. Few tickets remain at the door tonight and Saturday. none are available for Friday.

Washington High School Music Department

Weather outlook fair through Friday with warming trend

United Press International reports a fair and warmer pattern through Friday. Tonight and Friday will see southerly winds, with lows 25 to 30 and highs near 50 in the north and about 60 in the south.

United Press International

School Supt Seeks Corporal Punishment to Restore Order

Public School Supt Carl F Hansen testified on a district wide corporal punishment bill saying an open hand foot ruler or lightweight paddle could be used under justified circumstances to discipline unruly pupils. He urged reasonable force to propel a pupil in a desired direction and eject disruptive students if needed. The proposal follows a Washington public school probe after a Thanksgiving football game riot.

Washington UPS Carl F. Hansen Beieves Hansen Hansen Aauen Hansen Congress

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Virgil Linte Journal Bob Filivit Washington Hospital Elizabeth Miller Lampda Kappa Sigma Gov. Hughes Bob Noah M. Liechty Burlington Winfield van M. Lieehty Mercy Hospital Liechty Noble Wayland Wayland Mennonite Church C. E. Chandler Omer Nisley North Hill Cemetery Mr.Liechty John Sarah Conrad Liechty Kathryn Koebel Oriel St. Claire Shores Mich E.R. Spraker New London Alan Aaron Paul Tipton Barton-McKasson Funeral Home
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