Washington County CAP Seeks Funds For Program Development
The Washington County CAP met in Mount Pleasant with Mrs. Robert Day presiding. Dr. Paul McAndrews was elected to the Health Education and Welfare section, replacing Mrs. Suter. The board approved applying for Economic Opportunity funds for program development in four counties to identify needs and strengthen community services.
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4-H members plan Eddyville power plant tour
Washington County 4-H clubs focus on electricity with a tour of Iowa Southern Utilities Company generating plant at Eddyville scheduled for Saturday March 26. County Extension Assistant Ken Cuhel says transport is the clubs’ responsibility and attendees should meet at 10 15 a.m. The event ends by 12 noon with members from 14 clubs and parents invited.
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Weekend Visits Across Illinois and Iowa Communities
At the U P Home Mr and Mrs Glen Green wood of Sandwich Ill called on Mrs Jennie Harris and Rev and Mrs Ross Copeland Saturday. Mrs Minnie Greens callers Sunday were Mr and Mrs Jack Erwin Shari and David of Winfield and Tom Krause of Mt Pleasant. Richard Colby and Dr George Kerr were part of the group from Washington who attended the Chicago area meeting of United Presbyterian Men in Chicago during the weekend. Recent callers in the Sturgeon Vincent cottage were Mr and Mrs Elmer Vincent of Keota Mrs Wayne Mangold of West Chester Mrs Art Duensing of rural Washington Mr and Mrs Glen Greenwood of Sandwich Ill Mr and Mrs Homer Vincent and daughter Margaret and her children Elizabeth and Michael all of Wellman.
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Mt. Pleasant
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George Kerr
Washington
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Keota
Wayne Mangold
West Chester
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Margaret
Elizabeth
Michael
Wellman
Funeral Friday for Mrs Emma Boller 72
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Boller age 72 will be held Friday at 1 30 p m in East Union Mennonite Church A Lloyd Swartzendru ber and J John J Miller will be in charge The body will arrive from Texas Thursday morning and be at Yoder Funeral Home until service time
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East Union Mennonite Church
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Evening Journal Record: March 16 1966 in Washington Iowa
The Evening Journal of Washington Iowa notes the date March 16 1966 with the Wednesday publication. It lists the edition as 2 Evening Journal and places it in the local printing schedule.
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Rites at Ottumwa for Mrs Laura Caldwell
Laura Elsie Caldwell 83 died in an Oskaloosa nursing home last Tuesday. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 p m in Jay Funeral Home Ottumwa with burial in Albia. Born Melrose July 7 1882 she lived much of her life in Ottumwa later in Washington. Married 1902 to Jack Caldwell survived by two daughters Vivian Williams Edna Lawrence one son Lester seven grandchildren five great grandchildren and one brother Lane W Jarvis notified by army HQ as eligible to attend West Point Military Academy near Munich Germany 1964 Washington High School grad. Lane 1964 graduate of Washington HS near Munich Germany now awaiting selection for West Point.
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Brighton
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Restaurants prep for annual Coffee Day in Iowa
Washington County restaurants will offer free coffee on Friday March 18 as part of Coffee Day to benefit retarded children. The event, sponsored by the Iowa Restaurant Association, encourages donations after the coffee. County chairmen include John A Winga Sr Mabel Miller with Lytle assisting distribution. Washington County ranked eighth in state for donations last year.
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Keosauqua
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Willows supper club opening delayed to March 22
Dallas Chamberlin, manager of The Willows supper club north of Washington on Highway One, reported today that the opening has been delayed and now is hoped for March 22.
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Mrs Willis Horton Dies In Brighton Morning
Mrs Willis V Horton 66 of rural Brighton died suddenly this morning March 16 1966 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City from a heart attack Funeral arrangements by Sherman Eden pending Rev Clarence Dehne to preside burial in Clay Cemetery Born Nov 16 1899 in Brighton Jeanette Woodford daughter of Albert and Zora Brown Woodford raised in Brighton married June 12 1923 to Willis V Horton Sr She was Congregational church and PEO member Surviving husband one son Willis Jr two daughters Marilyn Haubein and Donna Kay five grandchildren and two sisters
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Iowa to pilot work projects for mentally retarded youths
DES MOINES IDPA Mentally retarded youths may gain work experience in county conservation parks under a pilot plan. The Iowa Association for Retarded Children seeks about 40000 from Neighborhood Youth Corps to fund an eight week summer program for 75 youths aged 16 to 21 across Des Moines Delaware Crawford Washington and Polk counties. The project would pay 1.25 per hour and aims to expand into a 12 month program with career motivation in high schools and colleges. The plan is awaiting Neighborhood Youth Corps action and federal funding for college bound youths to mentor the participants. Christensen calls the approach creative and possibly the first of its kind.
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Speeding Man Fined in Justice Court
John A. Goodland of 609 East Main was fined 11 dollars and court costs after a speeding charge in Justice of the Peace Holden's court Tuesday. He was cited by Washington police for traveling 36 miles per hour in a 25 mph zone.
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Local news items from Iowa community notes
Rodney Britain left Tuesday for San Antonio to begin basic training at Lackland. Dick Humston joined a highway survey crew this week. Lynn Neuhart, Iowa senior, was admitted to a Kansas City program in City Management and Government Research at the University of Kansas. Mrs. Clara Godlove marks 97th birthday at Sunnyhaven Rest Home. Mrs. Hattie Stine dies in Iowa City with funeral Thursday. W J Masson hospitalized in University Hospitals Iowa City. William Carr recovering after surgery on fifth floor. Ole Boone returns home after three years in the army including a year in Vietnam.
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Jarrards Lead In Y's Men Pinochle Marathon
The Doyle Jarrards top the Y's Men pinochle marathon after nine rounds with 12 200 points. In second place are Mr. and Mrs. Lester Grim with 8 420. Other top ten entries include Al Coles Don Fenno George Horn Bill Sheetz John Combs Dick Wiley Charles Kennedy and William H. Jones with scores ranging from 3 250 to 8 040.
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