Washington Junior High Science Fair Winners Named
Mark Walby and Steve Davis topped eighth and ninth grade divisions at Washington Junior High School science fair. Eighth grade runners up were Corinne Stanley Kathy Wadell Mark Shearer Linda Owens Sherry Weidner. Ninth grade runners up were Tom Logan Jon Schoonover Bill J. Arnold Dave Johnson. Prizes included Instamatic cameras for first place, wrist watches for second, and transistor radios for third to fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Walby
Steve Davis
Washington Junior High School
Mark
Steve
Corinne Stanley
Kathy Wadell
Mark Shearer
Linda Owens
Sherry Weidner
Tom Logan
Jon Schoonover
Bill J. Arnold
Dave Johnson
John Viggers
Michele Kruse
Bob Wood
Jackie Zear
Carol Dehne
Jim Dunbar
Tom Witthoft
Greg Hillman
Ann Gregory
Jay Kephart
Connie Turnipseed
Colleen Crossett
Bill Arnold
Sally Arnold
Kevin Caldwell
Joe Holmes
Karen Baumert
Nancy Vittetoe
Marla Miller
Pat Holden
Marsha Kleese
Kurt Jorgensen
Ann McCandless
Mary Martin
Jim Whitaker
Mary Hesseltine
Mike Cox
Jim Rosenkild
John Clingman
Jim Linch
Jim
Bob English
Kathy Singer
Kathy Wulf
Class of 1956 reunion seeks help locating members
The Class of 1956 reunion committee asks for information on Grace Buck Jerold Rogers James Knox Dunn III formerly of Winfield and Shirley Crawford. Contact Mr and Mrs Ron Goff Rural Route 3 Washington with any whereabouts. The committee hopes to learn soon to keep early summer plans on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Buck
Jerold Rogers
James Knox Dunn III
Winfield
Shirley Crawford
Ron _ Goff
Washington
County Art Exhibit Plans Set In Washington County
The Washington County Art Exhibit runs April 18 to 23 at the Washington Public Library. Entrants must be county residents of high school age or older, with two works per media and no judging or prizes. Co chairs are Mrs. Robert Libe and Mrs. Robert Vanderlinden. entries due April 13 via Mrs. Duane Redlinger or Mrs. Dale Batterson.
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Washington County
Applied Arts I Department of Fortnightly Club
Washington Public Library
Robert Libe
Robert Vanderlinden
Duane Redlinger
Dale Batterson
Local Social Notes From United Presbyterian Home
Friday’s all day W C T U meeting at Grace Hill Church drew attendees Miss Margaret Work and others from the area. Visitors and family came and went throughout the weekend to see relatives, celebrate birthdays, and report illnesses.
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Margaret Work
Elizabeth McClung
Aurora McIntyre
Grace Vincent
W.C.T.U
Grace Hill Church
Easter Egg Hunt at Columbus Junction Park
The Columbus Junction Jaycees sponsor an Easter Egg Hunt in Columbus Chautauqua Park on April 9 with Tom and Larry Colton as co chairs. They also plan a Teenage Safe Driving Road event scheduled for May.
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Columbus’ Junction
Columbus Junction
Funds sought for pool project at Columbus Junction
Dr Kenneth Carrell chairman of the Columbus Junction Community Club swimming pool asks the Jaycees to help raise funds. A committee has been named with Rollin Smith as chairman to advance the effort.
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Columbus Junction
Kenneth Carrell
Community Club
The
Jaycees
Rollin Smith
Social Security Office Extends Hours for Medical Signups
The district Social Security Administration office in Burlington will offer extra hours to sign up for the medical provision of the act. It will be open Saturday 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m and 8 30 a m to 9 a m Monday through Thursday of next week.
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The
Social Security Administration
Burlington
Postmaster Announces Postal Rate Increases March 1966
Postmaster Levy announces increases in money orders insurance registry certified mail and C O D rates to take effect March 26 1966. The five services now lose about 60 million yearly while the new fees are expected to narrow the gap by 36 million based on 1965 business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.O.D
Levy
Mid-Prairie High to open So This Is Paris musical
The Mid-Prairie High School Music Department in Wellman presents So This Is Paris, March 24 and 25 at 8:00 pm in the High School Gym. Music by Larry Wagner, book by Al Simmons, with a seven piece stage band. Janet Haberman choreographs. Gary Shaver oversees drama. Roger Tuttle is musical director.
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Mid-Prairie High School
Wellman
Paris
al Simmons
Larry Wagner
Janet Haberman
Kalona
Gary Shaver
Roger Tuttle
Masonic Masters to Meet at Junction
The annual Masonic past masters dinner is set for Friday March 25 at 6 30 p m in the Peoples National Bank community room. The first session starts at 4 p m and the second at 7 p m. All master Masons are welcome to attend.
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Columbus Junction
The
Peoples National Bank
Rosemary Club Bridge Night Hosts Honor Mr Mrs Hora
Mr and Mrs George Hora hosted a Rosemary Club gathering Tuesday night with four bridge tables in play. Guests included Mr and Mrs Keith Hora. High scores went to Tom Walker and Mrs Don Brown while low scores went to Charles Wiley and Mrs Lloyd Marek. Mrs Keith Horn and Mrs Marek helped serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hora
Rosemary Club
Keith Hora
Tom Walker
Don Brown
Charles Wiley
Lloyd Marek
Mrs. Keith Horn
Mrs. Marek
Deadline Near For 1966 Feed Grain Signup In Washington Co
The Washington county ASC S reminds farmers the April 1 signup deadline for the 1966 feed grain program. Farmers voluntarily reduce corn sorghum and barley acreage and receive government compensation. Last year about 27,000 acres were diverted by 47 percent of grain farmers. this year total acreage diverted may exceed last year even if the number of participants shrinks. Participation must be confirmed before the close of business April 1. Abe Attell outpointed George Dixon on Oct 28 1901 to become the youngest world champion at 17 years 8 months.
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Washington County
ASCS
Bill Day
Washington Ascs
Day
The
Journal
ST. Louis
UPI
Abe Attell
George Dixon
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