Sorrell Wins Teen-age Road-e-o Here
Dennis Sorrell son of Mr and Mrs Ed Sorrell of Washington won first prize in the Teen Age Road-e-o sponsored by the Washington Jaycees at Casefield Monday afternoon. A total of 29 participants were scored on written tests and driving performance to determine prizes including 25 gallons of gas and a wash and grease job for the winner. Keith Horn took second and Guy Montgomery third.
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Dennis Sorrell
Ed Sorrell
Washington
Washington Jaycees
Casefield
Dennis
Keith Horn
Guy Montgomery
Case Field
Gilmore Shell
Mace Motor Co
Tucker Chevrolet
Mills Nash Service
Fields Motor Co
Jaycees
Insurance policy denial echoes into Lucinda West life
In 1895 an insurer refused Mrs Lucinda West a policy due to a heart condition. She recently observed her 90th birthday, marking a long life since the disputed decision.
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Allegan, Mich
Lucinda West
Portland approves 15 conspicuous black and white police cars
Portland authorities authorize the purchase of 15 new patrol cars finished in black and white to project police omnipresence.
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Portland
Music Students To Appear In Concert At Washington High
Washington High School music students present their final term concert Thursday evening in the auditorium. The program features the concert band directed by Melvin Hill and the mixed chorus and girls glee club directed by Robert Ferrell with soloists and small groups from both departments. Holders and door tickets available.
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Washington High School
Melvin Hill
Robert Ferrell
Handcraft Display Planned by YMCA
The Washington YMCA adult program committee plans a handicraft show in the YMCA gym Friday May 4 from 1 to 9 p.m. Mrs Neill Trotman chairs the project with women from the community to display caning leather painting copper jewelry knitting embroidery and more. Articles for display should be brought by 1 p.m. no prizes or ribbons.
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The
Washington Ymca
YMCA
Neill Trotman
Cloyce Stewart
D. C. Simmering
Chester Eatinger
Lloyd Neiswanger
del Walker
Roland Baumgartner
YWCA
Mrs Alonzo Diller 77 Dies in Muscatine
Funeral services for Mrs. Alonzo Diller 58 resident of Letts will be held at Pleasant Grove Bethel Church with Rev. Burris Moore in charge. Burial in Indian Creek Cemetery with Stacy Funeral Home Columbus Junction in charge. Effie Warnstaff born Feb 27 1898 daughter of Samuel and Sarah Manly Warnstaff. She married Alonzo Diller who survives. Other survivors include one daughter Ruth Powers of Danville four grandchildren three great grandchildren one sister Clara Yocom of Columbus City.
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Columbus Junction
Alonzo Diller
Letts
Bellevue Hospital
Muscatine
Pleasant Grove Bethel Church
Burris Moore
Indian Creek
Stacy Funeral Home
Effie Warnstaff
Samuel and
Sarah Manly Warnstaff
Ruth Powers
Danville
Clara Yocom
Columbus City
Pope Pius XII calls for world workers to seek order and peace
The 80 year old pope urged Christian workers to join a battle for peace and order against communism in a May Day address from St. Peter's Basilica. He spoke to tens of thousands in Rome and to workers in Milan, urging a clear conscience toward lofty goals of religious moral and material benefits.
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Pius XII
Pontiff
St. Peter's Basilica
St. Joseph
Riverside man Joseph Simon dies at 89
Joseph Simon, 89, of Riverside, died Monday at his son Adam's home near West Liberty after a lingering illness. He was born December 4, 1866 in Norenburg Germany and came to the United States at 21. Funeral services will be held Thursday at St. Mary's Church Riverside with burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. He leaves one son Adam West Liberty, one daughter Mrs Ralph Thomann near Riverside, 12 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. His wife and one son precede him in death.
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Riverside
Joseph Simon
Adam Simon
West Liberty
Simon
Washington County
St. Mary's Church
Walter Boekmann
Sorden and Adams
Mt. Olivet
Mr. Simon
Norenburg
Germany
United States
Adam
Mary Simon
Mary Doll
Richmond
Holy Name Society
Ralph Thomann
Near Riverside
Soviet May Day parade unveils new Mikoyan fighter aircraft
Moscow displays a new Mikoyan jet during the annual May Day show as 48 jets scream over Red Square. Marshal Zhukov warns against complacency amid Cold War tensions while observers note the aircraft may be a newer MIG model despite no new equipment shown. Crowds fill Red Square as leaders attend the ceremony.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red Square
Russia
Georgi Zhukov
Zhukov
Moscow Radio
Lenin- Stalin
Rev Longfellow to Lead Des Moines Calvary Church
Rev Earl Longfellow resigns after six years at First Baptist Des Moines to accept an unanimous call as pastor of Calvary Baptist Church on East 9th Street. Calvary recently completed a 50000 building program and plans redecorating and remodeling.
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Earl Longfellow
First Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist Church
East 9Th
Des Moines Street
Des Moines
Capitol Building
Washington
Step for Peace as UN Proposes Gaza Observation Posts
UN spokesman reports Egypt and Israel agreed to establish observation posts and mobile patrols along the Gaza border to ease tension. Israel cites Jordanian infiltrators clashing with settlers near Neve On. two Israelis killed and two wounded in Gaza incidents. Hammarskjold proposed the posts, meeting Ben Gurion and Sharett to wrap up peace mission.
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United Nations
Egypt
Israel
Jordan
U.N
Gaza Strip
Nehemia Brosh
Neve Or
Sea of Galilee
Brosh
Jordan River
E.L.M. Burns
U.N. Truce Supervision Organization
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
David Ben- Gurion
Moshe Sharett
Body of Barkley returns to capital in solemn march
The body of Sen. Alben W. Barkley began its journey to Washington after his death at Washington and Lee University. The 78 year old Democrat collapsed during a mock national convention, prompting tributes from both parties and plans for possible state funeral. Barkley will be buried in Paducah, Kentucky, with services held in Washington in coming days.
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Lexington
Alben W. Barkley
Washington
Washington and Lee University
Washington and Lee
Virginia Military Institute
Barkley
Francis P. Gaines
W&l
Foundry Methodist Church
Frederick Brown Harris
Senate
Paducah
Kentucky
A.B. Chandler
Capitol
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Washington Archery Club Eyes New Organization Meeting
Archery enthusiasts plan a formal meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in Paul Hor ak’s office to form a local club. Fifteen people attended last week’s preliminary session and Tony Noel president of the North English archery club will assist with details.
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Washington
Paul Horak
Tony Noel
North English Archery Club
Funeral Wednesday For Mrs. Foster 83
Mrs. George F. Foster 83 of 237 East Washington Street died at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a two week illness. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home Rev Walter Smith in charge Burial Elm Grove Cemetery Survivors include daughter Mrs Earl Galloway six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews with Grace Dmitryk Letts and Richards among those who helped care for the Fosters.
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George F. Foster
East Washington Street
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Jones Funeral Home
Walter Smith
Elm Grove Cemetery
Myrtle Violet Anderson
Washington County
Washington
Samuel Anderson
Mary Davidson Anderson
Highland Township
Earl. Galloway
Gertrude Letts
Margaret Brinning
Grace Dmitryk
Grace Richards
Frank E. Anderson
Fresno
Calif
Samuel B. Anderson
Phoenix
Arizona
Six Iowa high schools to be eliminated in 1956 reorganizations
Des Moines Iowa. The Iowa Department of Public Instruction announced six small high schools will be eliminated as 23 districts reorganize in the first three months of 1956. Regions affected include Denison with Deloit and Kiron pupils and North Keokuk County with Gibson Keswick Thornburg and What Cheer. Reorganizations completed in 1955 will cut 55 districts, with approvals for 82 more eliminations, though not all districts contained high schools.
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Des Moines
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
Denison
Deloit
Kiron
North Keokuk County
Gibson
Keswick
Thornburg
What Cheer
North Polk County
Alleman and Elkhart
Rural Life Sunday Observed May 6 Across Washington County
Washington County 4 H clubs and the Extension Service partner with local churches to observe Rural Life Sunday on May 6 also marking National 4 H Sunday and Soil Stewardship Sunday. Members participate in worship with roles from ushering to readings and decorations. The observance traces back to Rogation Sunday and centuries of seeking blessings for crops.
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Washington County
Washington County Agricutural Extension Service
Rural Life
United States
National Council of Churches
Quadruplets Born to Texas Couple at Methodist Hospital
Mrs. George A. Hunter gave birth to quadruplet girls at Methodist Hospital in Dallas. The 25 year old mother and four babies, delivered by Dr. W A Shoecraft, survived the birth in 21 minutes between 11 44 p m Monday and 12 05 a m today. The father, 42, works at the Chance Vought plant and said he was pretty excited.
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Dallas
Tex
George A. Hunter
Methodist Hospital
Chance Vought Aircraft
W.A. Shoecraft
Hunter
E B Curtis Dies Resident of Junction
Columbus Junction resident Buck Curtis 64 died at Muscatine County Hospital at 5 30 p m Monday Funeral services planned for 2 p m Friday at Central Presbyterian Church Letts burial by Stacy Funeral Home Arrangement Curtis born February 1 1892 in Letts son of Thomas and Harriet Jane Jacobs Curtis married January 13 1946 Blanch Miller survived by daughter Mrs Ernest Lamb of Letts son Leonard Curtis of Boulder Colo seven grandchildren brother Emery Curtis of Letts sister Mrs Jesse McGuire of Muscatine
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Columbus Junction
Ernest
Buck) Curtis
Muscatine County Hospital
Central Presbyterian Church
Edwin Emmet
Letts
Stacy Funeral Home
Mr. Curtis
Thomas
Harriet Jane Jacobs Curtis
Blanch Miller
Ernest Lamb
Leonard Curtis
Boulder, Colo
Emery Curtis
Jesse McGuire
Muscatine
Rain Clouds Move Across Iowa Soaking State
Light showers and thunderstorms drenched much of Iowa as a series of low pressure systems from the Rocky Mountain region pushed across the state. Temperatures remained cool with highs in the 40s and 50s and lows around 40, while April weather showed below normal precipitation and gusty winds causing damage early in the month.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Dubuque
Sioux City
Davenport
Spencer
Burlington
Considerable Cloudiness and Rain Through Wednesday
Weather outlook from United Press Iowa shows cooler temperatures with considerable cloudiness. Occasional rain and thunderstorms are expected today and tonight with regional variations, followed by cooler conditions into Thursday and a five day forecast indicating temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below normal in the northwest and 5 to 10 below in the southeast.
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United Press
Iowa
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