Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Evening Journal in Washington, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1965

Page

2

Rotary Ladies Night honors community leader at Country Club

One hundred two Rotarians and spouses attended the annual Ladies Night. Dr. J. F. Mallory presided as Rotary president. William Perdock received the Rotary Man of the Year honor from district governor-elect Robert Everetts. James Witte brought three Iowa Center for the Blind students. A boys choir and multiple attendees were noted, with numerous perfect attendance awards and a new member induction for Richard R. Colby. Guests included Russell W. Harper and his wife.

Country Club J. F. Mallory Rotary William Perdock Robert Everetts James Witte Des Moines Iowa Commission For the Blind Marjorie Adkins Ray Benson Sylvester Nemmers Jackie Schoonover Jean Pribyl Kelly Schlapkohl Ralph Bauer William Sitler Earle Libe George Rudiger Robert Day al Chebuhar Charles Kennedy Harry Turner Dwight Bode Paul Brenneman M. J. Cruise Ralph Martin Tom Carson Rotary District Russell W. Harper Ottumwa

Club Activities Roundup From Local Groups

Afternoon Literature Club members shared brief book reviews after a roll call. Saddle Club hosts, officers, and committee reports dominated the spring agenda with plans for a June meeting and an August horse show. YWCA notes covered a potluck dinner and new council members, plus Mother Daughter program and Little Sister banquet announcements. About 90 girls signed up for a summer softball team coached by Donna Lant. VW facility usage totaled 2 065 in April.

Irvin Coffey Country Club H. J. Brenneman Howard Marquis Saddle Club Fairgrounds James Weller Raymond Bonar Merle Warner Lloyd Augustine Ywca Council YWCA John Phleger William Stewart Dale Close Jo Janecek Methodist Church Donna Lant Maud Jackson John Sproule Ralph Marshall Cal Larsen

Burton Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary Observed in Keota

A reception honoring Thomas R. Burton and Ernie Mae Kennedy for their fiftieth wedding anniversary was held at Wesley Methodist Church Keota on Sunday May 2 from 3 to 5 pm. Attending were relatives including Tyre W. Burton of Jefferson City and others from Iowa and Nebraska.

Keota Thomas R. Burton Wesley Methodist Church Thomas Raymond Burton Ernie Mae Kennedy Higbee Mr. Burton Tyre W. Burton Jefferson City F. A. Gossetts Fremont Neb Gossett Burton William Henderson Darrell M. Grimes Peggy Grimes D.J. Grimes Des Moines Ames Boone Washington Sigourney South English Oskaloosa Ottumwa Wellman Muscatine Dysart Cedar Rapids Granite City Ill Kansas City Harrisburg Kay Statler Helen AH. Stoutner Rachel Powell Florence Herr Mae Herr Mary Cox Jack Kennedy Floretta Brenneman Geraldine Stoutner Eve Cooley Thelma Bell Jeri Mayer Rita Pierce Sarah Stoutner Candise Statler Kay Helscher Opal Luers Dorothy Singleton Bernice Mattison Myrtle Funston Ruth Genkins Eva Grein Mrs. Henderson

Rainbow Girls elect new officers for term

Diane Perdock presided as Rainbow Girls met and elected officers. Vicki Thomas chosen worthy advisor will be installed May 15 at 7 30 p.m. at the Temple with friends invited. Installation practice set for May 12. A contribution to the Grace Sprecher Scholarship and Loan Fund was approved. Attendees urged to consider Grand Assembly in West Des Moines in June 1916.

Diane Perdock Rainbow Girls Vicki Thomas Temple Grace Sprecher Grand Assembly West Des Moines

Medical and birth notices from local hospital records

On the record Admitted Saturday Kerry Stransky Wellman medical Yesterday Leo Hammes Sigourney surgical Marvin Rinner Mr Pleasant medical Mrs Marvin Crull Columbus Junction surgical John Scheeler Brighton surgical Today Miss Bessie Shreves Brighton medical Births Yesterday Mr and Mrs A Burns McNeil Wapello a son Dismissed Today Mrs Michael Leyden and daughter Washington Mrs Jack Williams Columbus Junction

Leo Hammes Sigourney Surgical Marvin Rinner Mr. Pleasant Medical Marvin Crull Columbus Junction John Scheeler Brighton A. Burns McNeil Wapello Michael Leyden Washington Jack Williams

Chancey Hershberger Dies at Kalona Home

Chancey F Hershberger 89 died Monday at Pleasantview Home Kalona after a two week illness. He was a retired farmer. Funeral Thursday 10 a.m. East Union Mennonite Church with Eugene Garber and A Lloyd Swartzendruber officiating. Burial East Union Cemetery. He was born May 26 1875 in Shipshewana Ind to Daniel and Martha Farmwald Hershberger. He moved to Kalona area in 1894. He married Mary Yoder December 14 1899. Survivors include wife three daughters two sons 24 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren two brothers and two sisters.

Kalona Chancey F. Hershberger Pleasantview East Union Mennonite Eugene Garber A. Lloyd Swartzendruber Yoder Funeral Home East Union Cemetery Mr. Hershberger Iowa City Leo Manawa Wisc Dan Chicago Amanda Dutsche California Fannie Stimes Zion City

Social calendar notices for the week in local columns

A dense page lists social calendar notices with times and venues for Tuesday through Friday. Groups include DAR, Washington Do, Nurses, Ainsworth CBS, Masonics, VFW Auxiliary, Sunshine Community Club, Harmony Club, Masons, Linger Longer Club, Music Club, and several church and civic groups. Reservations are required by deadlines, with several notes on time changes and meal arrangements at Captain's Table, Country Club, and local churches.

Dar W.F. Flynn Washington Do Kay Petratz John Welk Ainsworth Cbs Masonic Temple Country Club Sunshine Community Club Lyle Wilcox Harmony Club Darrell Ross VFW John Custer Mary Crandall William Chmelor Edgar Stewart Washington County Association For Nurses Home Lola DeLong

Funeral services for Mabel Landau held in Landau

Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Monday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Emil Burrichter presiding. Pallbearers included Orville Caldwell Frank Qualdorf Willis Jones Louie Jones Jr. William McKinney and Jerry Bataille Jr. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery.

Grand Officers Exemplify Degrees for Eastern Star Event

The Grand Officers of the Order of Eastern Star of Iowa will exemplify the degrees at the Washington chapter in the Masonic Temple at 8 p.m. Monday May 10. One member will receive a 50 year certificate. Dinner at 6 30 p.m. costs 1 50. Reservations with Mrs Delbert Zager by May 7. Open to any Eastern Star member.

Order of Eastern Star of Iowa Washington Masonic Temple Delbert Zager Eastern Star

Fred Oswalt 78 dies in Richland after long illness

Fred Oswalt 78 operator of the Oswalt Rest Home in Richland died in his sleep reportedly from a heart condition. Services set for Thursday at 2 p.m. Gould Funeral Home Richland with Rev A R McMurrin officiating. Burial in Highland cemetery. He was born Oct 1 1886 and lived his life in Richland. He was blind 15 years a birthright member of Hopewell Friends Church. He married Pearl McClure in 1907 (d. 1932) and had three children Grace deceased Virgil and Carel. He married Edna Childers in 1935 who survives with 7 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren plus stepchildren and step-grandchildren. He had two brothers Fay and Ray.

Richland Fred Oswalt Oswalt Gould A. R. McMurrin George Hughes Boston William Bartholomew Cedar Rapids Albert Hegg Covington Ind Charles Hines New London Fay Ray

County association for retarded to meet Wednesday

The Washington County Association for Retarded Children meets Wednesday night May 5 at 8 p.m. in the Trainable Room at the Nurses Home. Vincent Foubert will speak on the Work Study Program. Sixteen students in the program include nine juniors and seven sophomores with over 3000 hours of work and earnings above $2200.

County Association For Retarded Washington County Association For Retarded Children Vincent Foubert Foubert

4 H boys to attend conference at Ames

Five openings exist for Washington County 4 H members at the State Conference to be held June 9 to 12 at Iowa State University Ames. The theme Citizenship Focus on the World includes a paper clipping and customs project. Eligible boys must be 15 by January 1 and apply by May 10 through 4 H leaders or the Extension office.

Ames Iowa State University Ken Cuhel Washington County

Mother Daughter Buffet at Washington Golf Club

The annual Mother Daughter buffet will be held at the Washington Golf and Country Club on Sunday May 9 from 12 30 to 1 30 PM. Attendees should reserve by Saturday noon.

Washington Golf and Country Club

Sinfonia Music Club founded in Washington article

Washington's newly formed Sinfonia Music Club is profiled in Music Clubs Magazine April issue. Milo Sorden organized the club and notes many men pursue music as a hobby either from school performance or pure enjoyment and learning. An Iowa extension project is cited as a model with promising results for other states.

Washington Music Clubs Magazine Sinfonia Music Club Milo Sorden Iowa

Red Cross Seeks Extra Funds for Flood Relief

Clarence Logan, Chairman of the Washington County Chapter American Red Cross, says Iowa remains about 20 percent short of its 1.2 million dollar goal as Mississippi River flood costs mount. The national budget is exhausted and disaster funds are being drawn down to cover flood and tornado victims, with emphasis on sending donations through local chapters to where needed most.

Clarence Logan Washington County American Red Cross Red Cross Iowa

Art Students Attend 35th Annual Iowa Art Conference

Iowa City hosted the 35th Annual Art Conference on May 1 with 25 students from Washington High School led by instructor Carlton Bump. Attendees presented watercolor and oil paintings sculpture jewelry and prints while Professor Schulze praised the works for spirit. Joshua Kind of the University of Chicago spoke at the evening session.

Washington High School Carlton Bump Iowa City Schulze School of Art University of Iowa Joshua Kind University of Chicago Mr. Bump Janice Martindale Lana Brice Linda Bonebright Linda Knott Nancy Fields Beth Leeper Janet Kephart Connie Nash Linda Fritz Michael Crossett Larry Whitham Lannie Leon Jamie Bump Kathy Dykson Doris Blieu Cristine Carson Bill Peiffer Linda Stout Nancy Bower Nancy Curtis Judy Zickefoose Dennis Ferneau Maria Simmering Janet Schiebel

Jacob Richenberger rites at Wayland

Funeral services for Jacob C. Richenberger, retired Wayland farmer, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Wayland Mennonite Church. Burial will be in North Hill Cemetery. He died Monday at Henry County Memorial Hospital after a week as a patient. He lived in a Mt. Pleasant nursing home since his wife died last summer. Survivors include son Glen of Wayland, daughter Mae Richenberger of Mt. Pleasant, brother Ed of Wayland, sisters Mrs. Jesse Eicher of Wayland and Mrs. Chris Rich of Mt. Pleasant, and six grandchildren.

Wayland Jacob C. Richenberger Wayland Mennonite Zehr E. S. Mullett North Hill Riclenberger Henry County Memorial Hospital Mt. Pleasant Henry County Drusilla Ann Essley Glen Mae Richenberger Jesse Eicher Chris Rich

Washington Evening Journal masthead and subscription rates

The Washington Evening Journal list includes editor David Elder and staff roles with publisher contact, printing operations, and wire service affiliations. It displays mail subscription rates for Iowa and outside Iowa, plus per week carrier price in Washington.

David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Bob Shaffer Bruce Cowden Howard Hazen Washington Iowa United Press Inland Daily Press Iowa Daily Press Iowa Press Audit Bureau of Circulations

4‑H Skating Party To Benefit Citizenship Trip

Dutch Creek 4-H club hosts an all members roller skating party at Washington Skateway on Thursday May 6 from 7 to 10 p.m. Funds raised support the citizenship short course trip to Washington DC July 2 to 11 for thirty 4-H members and three chaperones.

Dutch Creek 4-H Club 4-H Washington, D.C Washington Skateway

Pay Increase Bill Passes Senate in Iowa

The Iowa Senate approved a pay raise bill 50 to 4 and sent it to the governor. The measure raises sheriff salaries and, after House amendments, now includes county attorneys as well.

Senate Des Moines UPI Iowa Senate House

Gingerich plans trip to funeral in Minnesota

Frank Gingerich will travel to St. James Minnesota on Wednesday to attend the funeral Thursday for his brother Dr George W Gingerich who died suddenly of a heart attack.

Frank Gingerich St. James, Minn George W. Gingerich Dr. Gingerich

First Men's Stag at Washington Golf Club Friday May 7

The first Men's Stag at Washington Golf and Country Club is set for Friday May 7 at 7 30 p.m. Reservations must be made by Thursday afternoon. Those without reservations should call the clubhouse immediately.

Washington Golf and Country Club

Washington Jaycees Plan Evening Cleanup Meeting

Washington Jaycees are reminded of a meeting at Zager Plumbing and Heating this evening to organize a cleanup campaign tied to the Jaycee light bulb sale.

Jaycees Washington Zager Plumbing Jaycee

Also Mentioned on This Page

Burtons Kerry Stransky Wellman, Medical Bessie Shreves Wolf's Flower Shop Chancey Hershberger Federated Church West Chester Thurs Nadine Condon Joan Sloca Fairfield Stephen Foster Harry Ramseyer Harold Gamon Lafe Stout Dave Erwin OES Friendly Circle Club Marion Augustine Delta Alpha St. Paul Women’s Guild PEO David Livingston Y. Gymnasium Rebekah Lodge IOOF First Presbyterian Lena Stewart Y. Marion Ave Y. Methodist New Man Tunity Willard Phyllis Widmer Cool Crest Rose Motel Urban Nick” Lange, Jr Hwy Jacob Richenberger London Britain The Washington Evening Journal Washington, Iowa Cobbies Red Cross Shoe Safari Drum Shoe Fit Company Ame
Search Courier

Search the Washington Evening Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Evening Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication