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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1968

Page

3

Lincoln School principal listed in Outstanding Personalities of the West and Midwest

T H Mathre Lincoln School principal is chosen for the 1968 Outstanding Personalities of the West and Midwest. Selection credits his education and business contributions. Local social notes also mention a Minneapolis gift show, a Vietnam captain promotion, visits, and a funeral.

T. H. Mathre Lincoln School West Midwest Mathre John Wilson 101St Airborne Division Vietnam Wilson Monticello Glenn Wilson John Caldwell

Four Flynn couples honored at St Patrick party in Keota

An anniversary party Saturday at Mrs. Myra Flynn's Keota home honored four Flynn couples all married in 1948. The event featured St Patrick decorations, brides in gowns with green bouquets, and a four tier cake each tier dedicating to a couple. Rev C S Kempker attended. A bus with G A A girls joined guests for Des Moines basketball games.

Keota Taylor Flynn Robert Flynn John Flynn Richard Flynn Myra Flynn Waldo Miller Bob Darlene Flynn Richard Betty Flynn Taylor Esther Flynn John Leela Flynn Keola Community School Nash Cyril Osweiler Des Moines

Siamese pigs born on Washington farm

Siamese pigs joined at the stomach were born at the Alvin Vittetoe farm on Route 1 Washington Wednesday morning. Vittetoe reported the pigs lived only a short time and were of the Hampshire variety. Several other normal pigs were born at the same time.

Alvin Vittetoe Route 1 Washington Vittetoe Hampshire

Johnson Outlines Vietnam Commitment At State Department

President Johnson, speaking at a State Department seminar, warned that aggression in Vietnam threatens freedom and the heritage of civilization. He said the United States will pursue its course until aggression ends and rejected forming a special peace commission. White House officials noted the president favored an informal advisory group instead.

State Department Vietnam Johnson Kennedy White House George Christian

Social notices calendar for midweek gatherings

Social calendar lists for Wednesday and Thursday including Barracks Auxillary Jolly Nine Club Cyrus Chapter 13 Royal Arch degree Double Deck Club PEO FOE Auxiliary Senior Citizens Travel WCTU Institute Prairie Flower Missionary Society Africa slides HH Club Independent Club Home Art Club OES Officers Practice Christian CWF Executive board with times and venues across local halls and churches.

Legion Hall Jolly Nine Club Bill Nordyke Cyrus Masonic Temple Oral Mayo Robert Huber FOE Hall Y. Wctu Institute Aurora McIntyre Fred Moon Prairie Flower Missionary Society C. C. Reeves Africa Vernon Roth Independent Francis McConnell Milo DeLong OES

Admitted Yesterday in Washington and Wayland Hospitals

Yesterday admissions include Mrs. David Schantz of Washington in medical care and Mrs. Goldie Weidner of Washington in surgical treatment. Also admitted were Mrs. Joe Good of Wayland for medical care. Dismissals today include Mrs. Ernest Osborn of Washington and Mrs. Don Stewart with her son from Columbus Junction. Washington residents Mrs. David Williams with daughter and Mrs. Ralph Bartelt with daughter were discharged.

David Schantz Washington Medical Goldie Weidner Surgical Joe Good Wayland Ernest Osborn Don Stewart Columbus Junction David Williams Ralph Bartelt

Five miles north of Saigon Viet Cong threat near city

U S forces report heavy activity around Saigon as Rangers seize a large guerrilla arms dump hidden on the Saigon River bank near Tan Son Nhut Air Base. Armored helicopter gunships tally at least 35 enemy dead while a UH1 was downed but crew unhurt amid Mekong Delta operations. Marines at Khe Sanh report about 115 rounds fired by besieging forces with light casualties.

Saigon Tan Son Nhut William C. Westmoreland U.S Vietnam Mekong Delta Khe Sanh Lang Vei North Vietnam Frontier Area

Local druggists urge poison prevention week

Washington druggists offer parents of young children a free one-ounce bottle of ipecac syrup during National Poison Prevention Week March 17 23. The program targets children ages 1 through 5 and includes poison prevention folders and home posting cards. A spokesman notes accidental ingestions are most common in under fives, with tens of thousands of annual calls and 2 100 poison deaths nationwide in 1965. The advisory lists 11 home safety steps and urges consulting a pharmacist for proper use and storage of medicines and household products.

Washington United States

Bible II club hosts Monday meeting with lessons

Mrs Louis Larsen led the Bible II department gathering assisted by cohostess Mrs Walter Jungbluth. Mrs John Lemmon ran the business session and led the Acts study Peter the minister to the Jews. UP Y circle V Circle V host 14 members and a guest Mrs Clarence Dehne Tuesday. Mrs Ray Glover presented program A New Family on Earth from Mark.

Louis Larsen Walter Jungbluth John Lemmon Peter Ray Glover Circle V The First Presbyterian UPW Clarence Dehne Bill Horton Mark

Ottumwa YWCA Hosts Antique Show March 22 24

The Ottumwa YWCA sponsors an Antique Show and Sale at the YWCA building Friday to Sunday March 22 24. Top dealers from several states exhibit antiques for sale. Admission 75 cents. Lunch in the Country Kitchen and homemade baked goods. Woeste's Wax Works booth features candle hobby by Mr and Mrs Stan Woeste formerly of Washington.

Price Roberts Stan Woeste Ottumwa Y - Wives YWCA

Women’s Day Observed at Farm Bureau Auditorium

Farm Bureau observed Women’s Day Monday afternoon with fifty eight registered. County chairman Mrs. Orville Griggs welcomed attendees and Mrs. John Renoux led the pledge. Mrs. Gary Murphy presented slides from India from her six month International Farm Youth Exchange stay. Duane White described Farm Bureau activities and District VII chair discussed marketing and promotion. Mrs. James Frier sang The Holy City with accompaniment by Mrs. James Rosien.

Farm Bureau Orville Griggs John Renoux Gary Murphy India International Farm Youth Exchange Duane White District VII James Frier James Rosien

Revival of decoupage by Y-Wives club meeting

Sally Smith demonstrated decoupage as Y-Wives met for a craft session with 51 members present and guests and new members welcomed. Plans included an April 4 5 family camp show at the fairgrounds and an Ottumwa Hobby and Antique Show March 22 25 24 with carpool requests and publicity to follow.

Sally Smith Extension Home Don Oxenford Nels Westermark Roger Comstock Ewart Scarff Miss Smith Fairgrounds John Young Jr Kenneth Hansen Grover Thompson Marlin Pfeifer Joe Richards

Two Local Daughters Make Dean's List at AI B Des Moines

Jan Hotle and Linda Jean Spangler, daughters of Washington and Crawfordsville residents, are among 105 students named to the Dean's list for scholastic achievement during the winter quarter at the American Institute of Business in Des Moines.

Jan Hotle Charles Hotle Washington Linda Jean Spangler Harold Spangler Crawfordsville American Institute of Business Des Moines

Red Cross Month Echoes From Vietnam to Home Front

General Westmoreland cites Red Cross as a constant aid to troops in Vietnam and at home. About 350 Red Cross workers serve in Vietnam with 110 girls running clubmobiles and 18 centers. Nationwide, the ARC seeks 121.6 million dollars for 1968 69 to meet growing aid demands and disaster relief, with March campaigns to reach local goals.

Red Cross Vietnam William C. Westmoreland American Red Cross Korea U.S ARC Westmoreland

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