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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1963

Page

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You Can't Take It With You Pleases Local Audience

The Washington Y's Men stage a lively production of Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman's You Can't Take It With You at the high school auditorium. Richard McCleery directs a strong cast of veterans and newcomers delivering enduring humor with clear crowd appeal.

Washington Y Richard McCleery Moss Hart George S. Kaufman Y's Men Martin Vanderhof New York Bob Choate Martin

Alvia Nebergall Dies In Iowa City

Alvia Nebergall of Iowa City formerly of Washington died today at 1 45 AM. Funeral Saturday at 1 PM in Cathout Funeral Home Iowa City with burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Survived by his wife Evelyn Klippel a daughter four step sons two granddaughters and a sister Mrs W L Gates of Hopkinton Iowa.

Alvia Nebergall Iowa City Washington Elm Grove Mr. Nebergall Bushnell Joseph W Rosa Hering Nebergall Washington County Washington Academy Elsie Longer Hazel Richards Rock Island Ill Nebergall Iowa California Kenneth Evelyn) Klippel Winchester Mass W.L. Gates Hopkington, Towa

Mrs Oneita Fisher Wins Poetry Award in IPA Contest

Mrs Oneita Fisher of West Chester won the Members Only Prize in the Iowa Poetry Association IPA 1965 contest. Dr Louis A Haselmayer announced the winners. Fisher previously placed third in 1960 and earned Honorable Mentions in 1958 1961 and 1962. Her poem Iowa Gothic will be published in Lyrical Iowa 1963. Other Washington area poets Vivian Bangartner Elizabeth Powers and Robert Parcell will also be published in Lyrical Iowa.

Oneita Fisher West Chester Iowa Poetry Association Louis A. Haselmayer Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant Iowa Gothic Lyrical Iowa I.P.A Ruth DeLong Peterson New London Iowa Washington Area Vivian Baumgartner S. 2Nd Ave Washington Elizabeth Powers Iowa City Robert Parcell

Judge Fleck Speaks on Law Day at Kiwanis

Judge Harold Fleck was guest speaker at the weekly Kiwanis meeting in recognition of Law Day. He discussed the symbol of justice, the blindfolded goddess, and noted its presence on the Washington courthouse door. Guests included Irv Griper, Roy Peterson, and Carlton Mangold.

Harold Fleck Fleck Judge Fleck Washington Irv Griper Kansas City Roy Peterson Carlton Mangold

YMCA Offers Free Learn to Swim Program for Washington Youths

The YMCA announces a free learn to swim program for Washington community youths in 4th to 6th grade after tests showed about half could not swim the pool length. Eight classes run May 6 for boys and May 16 for girls with junior leaders assisting McSpadden as instructor.

YMCA Washington Tom Moe Spadden Tom McSpadden United States McSpadden

Grace McDill Dies Here This Morning

Grace V McDill 74 died today at Washington County Hospital after a five week illness. Funeral services set for Friday at 10:30 a.m. at Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev Vernon Elgin. graveside rites Saturday at Forest Home Cemetery Oak Park Illinois with Rev Barnes. Born September 14 1888 in Henderson County Illinois she lived in Washington since 1953 and belonged to Word Weavers Club Park View United Presbyterian Church. Survived by sister Mrs Dale Essex of Oquawka Illinois and cousin Miss Carol McMillan of the United Presbyterian Home Washington.

Grace V. McDill Washington County Hospital Sherman-Eden Funeral Home Vernon Elgin Forest Home Cemetery Oak Park Ill Barnes Miss McDill Henderson County Illinois R. T Jennie Smith MecDill Washington Word Weavers Club Park View

Haiti and Dominican Republic Near Accord

Haiti and the Dominican Republic moved toward a settlement as 15 political refugees at the Dominican embassy in Port au Prince received safe conduct passes. The Colombian ambassador took charge of seven more refugees, while a five man OSA peacemaking team prepared to fly to Santo Domingo to brief officials.

Port AU Prince Haiti UPI Dominican Republic Santo Domingo Organization of American States Juan Bosch

Americans Near Mount Everest Peak Attempt

A 19 man American expedition faced worsening weather as a four man team left the final camp at 27 800 feet to reach Everest summit 29 028 feet above sea level. Communications were cut off from base camp, delaying word on progress and outcome.

Katmandl Nepal UPI Mt. Everest Katmandu

Ainsworth Man Reports 1954 Ford Stolen

Albert Lee Hunt of Ainsworth reported a 1954 two door Ford stolen from its parked location. The car carried license 92 3755 and was likely taken about 10:50 Wednesday evening in Ainsworth.

Albert Lee Hunt Ainsworth Hunt

Time to Replace is Now Death Ahead for Elm Trees

Washington County Extension Director Jim Frier warns Dutch Elm disease will claim 100 to 300 of the city's 2,000 elms this year and losses will rise in coming years. He endorses planting green ash hackberry and American linden for rapid growth and disease resistance, while noting elms and other species pose risks. guidance on planting bare-rooted or balled-and-burlapped trees is provided by Robert Davidson of Iowa State University.

Washington Jim Frier Christine Buisman County Extension Office Robert Davidson Towa State University Davidson

Senate approves bill to equalize statewide tax assessments

The Iowa Senate passed a 42 to 4 measure granting the tax commission power to force local assessors to reassess property for statewide equalization. The Fulton-Walker amendment directs the commission to set valuation percentages every four years, basing actual value on market value and other factors, with authority to order revaluations if inequities are found.

Des Moines UPI Tax Commission Senate J. T. Dykhouse Rock Rapids Charles F. Griffith Mapleton Jack Schroeder Davenport Charles van Eaton Sioux City Robert Fulton Waterloo John Walker Williams Fulton - Walker Conference Board of Leo Elthon R-Fertile House

Law Day Observance Draws Hundreds With Mock Trial

Nearly 200 high school seniors from Mid-Prairie Ainsworth and Washington attended Law Day at the county courthouse. The highlight was a mock auto accident trial by the Washington County Bar Association with local volunteers as witnesses. Judge Harold J. Fleck presided and spoke on justice. Four witnesses were Glenn Holden Wendell Eden Richard Horak and Jim Richart. Jim Lloyd chaired the Law Day committee with Robert Day Harold Boyd and John Baldrige. The mock trial ran from 9:30 a.m. to about 2:30 p.m. Students from three schools served on the jury which rendered a verdict before the day ended.

Mid-Prairie Ainsworth Washington Court House Washington County Bar Association Harold J. Fleck Glenn Holden Wendell Eden Richard Horak Jim Richart Jim Lloyd County Bar Association Robert Day Harold Boyd John Baldrige

Iowa House Advances Kerr-Mills Medical Aid Bill Under Debate

The Iowa House approved 1040 a Kerr-Mills based pilot program for medical aid to the aged, removing a restriction that would bar old age recipients from participation. The bill carries a 1.68 million dollar state match with 2.32 million federal funds annually, plus a possible 320 thousand additional if needed. Separate liquor-by-the-drink debate focused on county wide local option with only a narrow exception for non profits. Gov. Harold E. Hughes signed a law allowing local governments to invest surplus tax revenue in short term government securities with local banks given first access.

Des Moines UPI Iowa House Kerr-Mills Senate Pro Vision Harold E. Hughes Hughes Maurice van Nostrand R-Avoca

Mrs Roger McKim 35 Dies in Mt Pleasant

Mrs Roger McKim aged 35 died at Memorial Hospital Mt Pleasant after a long illness. She formerly lived in Washington and worked at the Evening Journal and Zelinsky Hardware. Funeral services were held in Mt Pleasant Baptist Church with burial in the local cemetery. Larene Ruth Buck daughter of Leslie and Florence Buck of Trenton born March 4 1928 married to Roger McKim August 7 1949 in Greenwood Church of God. Survivors include husband two daughters Marilyn Martha Ruth Ann her parents a grandmother LaVerne Buck a brother LaVerne Buck and sister Mrs Karl Keller.

Roger McKim Memorial Hospital Mt. Pleasant Greenwood Church of God Marilyn Martha Ruth Ann Ellen Rich Wayland LaVerne Buck Allen Texas Karl Keller Visala Calif

Break-In Reported At Gamble Store In Keota

Keota sheriff officials and Keota officers investigated a break in at the Gamble Store. Glen Quigley found the scene this morning after entering the rear door forced entry and a broken cash register. About $102.30 was stolen.

Keota Keokuk County Gamble Glen Quigley Quigley

Kozlov Absent From Soviet May Day Parade Mix

Moscow reports Frol Kozlov 55 not seen at the May Day ceremonies fueling speculation he is ill or out of favor as Khrushchev’s chosen successor. Castro's ongoing talks with Khrushchev attract equal attention in diplomatic circles.

Moscow UPS Frol Kozlov Nikita Khrushchev Kozlov Communist Party Khrushchev Soviet Union Kremlin Fidel Castro Castro

Iowa Weather Outlook With Showers And Cooler Temps

Weather forecast for Iowa shows considerable cloudiness through Friday with widely scattered thundershowers in the southeast tonight. Cool air moves in from the northwest, with northeast Friday turning cooler. Lows range from the 40s northwest to the 50s southeast. Friday highs near 70 from northwest to southeast. Saturday outlook: partly cloudy and slightly cooler with additional showers.

Iowa

Summer Movies Sponsored by YW and PTA

A committee led by Mrs. Richard Schiebel and PTA and YW coordinators met at the Library to select A-1 films for children for the annual Summer Movies program. It runs Mondays June 10 through July 29, with tickets at 1.25, 0.25 for under twelve, and 0.50 for adults. a 400-ticket sale is sought to continue the series.

Richard Schiebel PTA PTA - Ywca Clarence Locke Congo Jungle Schiebel Robert Vanderlinden Charles Berdo George Krogmeier Truman Tuttle John Weik

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