Happy Days at Washington Nursery School run by Mrs Bode
Youngsters aged three to five attend a morning program at 803 East Van Buren, Washington, in a transformed garage. Under Mrs. Dwight Bode and helper Mrs. Loyal Banks, the day features big muscle activity, stories, dramatizing, painting, blocks, and outdoor play. Safety, welfare rules, and state guidance shape the setup.
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Cnu
Washington
Dwight Bode
Bode
East van Buren
Loyal Banks
Jeante Jan
Pat Coffman
Jimmy Dayton
Wally Farrell
Mark Ballard
Patty McFadden
Weather Outlook for Town by United Press International
Weather by United Press International reports clearing and cooler tonight with finishing winds. Wednesday will be generally fair and warmer with lows in the 20s to 30s and highs in the upper 40s. Thursday outlook calls for partly cloudy and slightly warmer conditions.
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United Press International
Soybean reseal not extended beyond May 31 1963
Farmers with 1961 crop soybeans under reseal loans were told there will be no extension past the loan maturity date of May 31, 1963. Howard Lins, chairman of the county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, noted strong domestic and export demand keeping prices above loan levels, with recent farmer prices around 2.50, 2.41, and 2.35 per bushel, all above the 1962 and 1961 crop price supports. He urged redemption and marketing at higher market prices where feasible.
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Howard Lins
Agricultural Stabilization and ‘Conservation County Committee
Farmers Today
Lins
Kennedy Confers in Costa Rica at San Jose summit
President Kennedy met with six Central American presidents in San Jose to discuss Cuba and Alliance for Progress challenges. He planned a housing project visit at El Bosque aiding 8,000 people by October and briefly attended a Cathedral service before talks.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
UPI
Kennedy
Cuba
Alliance For Progress
San Jose Kennedy
el Bosque
Alliance
Feed Grain Signup Deadline Holds Firm in 1962 Program
William Day of the local Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office says there will be no extension for the 1962 feed grain signup deadline set for Friday March 22. He notes a current rush of farmers signing up and offers to arrange after hours appointments for those unable to visit the office.
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William Day
EL Moines
UPL
Iowa
Mrs. Harvey Hoskins Dies in Home Today
Mrs. Harvey Hoskins 46 died at 6 a m today at her home northwest of Pleasant Plain after two months of illness. Funeral Thursday 2 p m at Pleasant Plain Friends Church with Rev Richard Hartman officiating. Burial in Friends Cemetery, Gould Funeral Home of Brighton in charge. survived by husband three children mother three sisters and many relatives. Linna Campnen will speak at YWCA Employed Women's Luncheon Wednesday noon. reservations encouraged.
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Brighton
Harvey Hoskins
Pleasant Plain
Pleasant Plain Friends Church
Richard Hartman
Friends Cemetery
Gould Funeral Home
Samual
Dorris Hulty Locher
Hoskins
Richland Friends Church
Thomas
Susan
Elnor Robeheffer
St. Marys, O
Wilbur Welty
Dayton, O
Yorler
Huntington
Linna Campnen
Norway
YWCA
Mrs Ben Neff Dies At Hospital Today
Mrs Ben Neff 68 died shortly after midnight at Henry County Memorial Hospital Mt Pleasant where she had been hospitalized ten days. Funeral services were Thursday at 1 p m in Wayland Methodist Church with Zehr Funeral Home Wayland handling arrangements. Born December 16 1894 she married Ben Neff February 8 1913. Survivors include her husband four daughters Myra McAvoy San Francisco Calif Lowell Hyde Long Beach Calif Evelyn McDonald Sparks Nev Oneida Keith New London and many siblings. Also predeceased by a daughter.
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Wayland
Ben Neff
Henry County Memorial Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Wayland Methodist Church
Zehr Funeral Home
Neff
Jacob
Fannie Rich Christner
Myra McAvoy
San Francisco
Calif
Lowell Hyde
Long Beach
Evelyn McDonald
Sparks
Nev
Oneida Keith
New London
Nick Christner
Elmer Christner
Bertha Hill
Ezra Christne
Harper
Jake Christner
Dave Christner
Anna Campbell
Ed Schantz
Dave Schantz
Washington
Cecil Riley
Coppock
Local Teachers Win Summer NSF Scholarships for Study
National Science Foundation scholarships awarded to fifty teachers for summer study. Clarence McConkey will attend Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln for eight weeks starting June 17 to study physics. John H. Sproule travels to the University of Southern Florida in Tampa for seven weeks from June 24 to study animal behavior environmental biology, with Everglades field trips. William Brice to study mathematics related to science in a six week course at Northeast Massachusetts University near Boston.
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Hince Washington
National Science Foundation
Clarence McConkey
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
PSSC
John H. Sproule
University of Southern Florida
Tampa
The
Everglades
William Brice
Northeast Massachusetts University
Boston
Newsmen Charge Government Deceiving Public In Cuban Crisis
News publishers editors and broadcasters accuse the Kennedy administration of lying to the public during the Cuban crisis and warn this mirrors communist techniques. They urge complete repudiation of any theory that government can lie and call for clear crisis guidelines from Congress.
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Washington
UPL
Government Today
House Government Information Subcommittee
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
Gere Kobb
Albany
N.Y
Knickerbocker News
Robb
Subcommittee
John D. Moss
D. Calif
Moss
Charles H.owe
Canor
Fredericksburg
Freeland
Freedom of Information Committee
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Howard W. Bell
National Association of Broadcasters
Ratorial Association
Grass Roots Press
Rowe
Arthur Sylvester
Bitter three tax bill sent to House floor in Iowa
DES MOINES A three pronged tax bill seeking boosts in sales income and corporate levies won committee approval and moved to the House floor by a 178 committee vote. The plan aims to raise about 85 million dollars yearly for school aid and property tax relief, with funds from higher taxes and expanded bases, plus a 5 million boost to the agricultural land tax credit fund. The measure forecasts about 100 dollars extra per pupil and earmarks ten percent of sales tax for road use. it includes a temporary special fund and future renewal needs.
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Des Moines
UPS
House
Ways and Means
Iowa
Two School Men Attend North Central Meeting
Principal John V. Phelger and Principal E. Kelly Schlap left Chicago this morning to attend the three day North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools convention at the Palmer House. The association accredits and evaluates secondary schools. Washington High School has been accredited for years.
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John V. Phelger
Ang
E. Kelly Schlap Oh
Chicago
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Palmer House
North Central Association
Washington High School
The
Association
Highland election names school board for new district
Voters in Ainsworth and Riverside cast 611 ballots to elect five directors for the Highldnd Community School District and district treasurer Dale Kirchner of Riverside, who ran unopposed. Results show Everette Roberts led district one with 516 votes. Elmer Wenger narrowly beat Glen Lord in district two. Lyle Fox led district three. Ted Gerot won district four. Dale Burich led district five. The board convenes at 8 pm with oath by County Superintendent Dwight Bode. District boundaries defined by townships and highways.
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Ainsworth
Riverside
Board of Education
Everette Rober
Elmer Wen
Lyle Fox
Ted Gerot
Dale Burich
Dale Kirchner
Court House
Washington
Dwight Bode
Everette Roberts
Fred Pfeif
Cleo Orris
Mein Soukup
Kenneth Sutton
Dale Kirenner
Oregon
Crawford Townships
Oregon Township
Highland
Town
Jackson Township
Iowa Township
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Dwisht Bode
Happy Days
Jean
Mary
Lincoln School
Washington Evening Journal
Limestone
Rogers City Midh
Straits of Macki
Washington County
Walter B. Potter
Culpeper
Star-Exponent
Legislative Committee of the Nations
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North Central Meeting
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