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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1963

Page

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Izaak Walton Project Fish Day Provides Joy for Crippled Children

A crowd of disabled children in wheelchairs and on crutches fish at Lake Darling for the Izaak Walton League annual Fish Day. The event includes a stocked shoreline, a luncheon, and awards including five silver dollars for top contributors. Retha Minke caught the first fish, Al Buck the smallest, Linda Lytle the largest, Allen Lowe the last, and Jean Spinka won a special effort prize.

Gilbert Mills Washington Dick Havel Ainsworth Izaak Walton Lake Darling Della Shaffer Hampton Izaak Walton League Crippled Children’s University Crippled Children’s Hospital Town City Conservation Commission Retha Minke Iowa City al Buck Linda Lytle Allen Lowe Brighton Jean Spinka

Poppy Days Drive Set In Washington For May 24 25

American Legion Auxiliary plans a two day poppy sale on Friday and Saturday May 24 and 25 at Washington Cleaners on the south side of the square. Poppies were made by veterans at Clinton Domiciliary with Campfire girls assisting. Proceeds go to the welfare fund aiding veterans families in rehabilitation child welfare and education. The project honors war dead while aiding the living per national program.

Washington Washington Cleaners American Legion Auxiliary Clinton Welfare Fund

Services Wednesday For William Snyder

Funeral services for William H. Snyder 81 will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the East Union Mennonite Church near Kalona with J John J. Miller and Wilbur Nachtigall in charge. Burial will follow in East Union Cemetery with Peterseim Funeral Home arranging. Snyder died Monday after a five day illness at Mercy Hospital Iowa City He was born Sept 16 1881 in Holmes County Ohio to John and Louisa Snyder He married Clara Bender June 9 1911 They farmed near Kalona before moving to Iowa City 12 years ago Survivors include his widow six sons Andrew Colorado Springs CO William Paul Berton John all of Iowa City Delbert of Flint Mich six daughters Lucille Floyd Zook Merle Peer Leo Greazel J A Boudreaux Brownsville Tex and Kenneth Vitosh Davenport 41 grandchildren four great grandchildren one brother John Snyder Orville Ohio He was a member East Union Mennonite Church He was predeceased by one son two brothers and three sisters.

Katona Mercy Hospital Iowa City Holmes County Ohio John Louisa Selzer Snyder Clara Bender Kalona Andrew Colorado Springs Co‘o William Paul Berton Del

Cooper Welcomed as Nation's Space Hero in Washington

Air Force Maj. L. Gordon Cooper arrived in Washington for a White House ceremony honoring his Mercury program flight. President Kennedy awarded the Distinguished Service Medal as Cooper weaved through crowds, promising an American moon landing by the end of the 1960s.

Washington UPI Air Force L. Gordon Cooper America Oklahoma Kennedy White House Cooper Charles A. Lindbergh Paris Lindbergh Andrews Air Force Base Andrews Lyndon B. Johnson National Aeronautics and Space Administration John H. Glenn Jr Japan Glenn U.S Cape John A Shorty) Powers Cooper Girls

Dr Henderson to Speak at Washington Commencement

Dr John W Henderson Ph D president of Iowa Wesleyan College will address Washington Community High School graduation on Thursday May 23 at 8 p.m. The 114 seniors will receive diplomas from Harland B Neuhart president of the board of education. The program features music by the high school choir Pam Hite flute solo Monica McCarthy organist and clergy from St Paul United Church of Christ and another church delivering the invocation and benediction.

John W. Henderson Washington Community High School Harlan B. Neuhart Board of Education Dr. Henderson Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant Iowa College Pam Hite Allegretto Bonnie Miller Monica McCarthy Emil Burrichter St. Paul

Should School Set Standards of Dress?

Washington High School seniors hold mixed views on whether schools should set dress and grooming standards. Local results show 74 percent of boys against such standards and 44 percent of girls in favor, with the school reporting few infractions and praise for dress up days linked to better discipline and grades.

Washington High School Scholastic Magazine Kelly Schlapkohl Washington

VFW Campaign Seeks Funds for Sick Room Equipment

Washington County VFW and Auxiliary launch annual drive to fund portable sick room equipment for home use. Equipment stored with Mr and Mrs Dave McGaffey at 903 East Second Street Washington. Representatives will explain plan and are registered at the sheriff's office. Donations not accepted. Mrs McGaffey urges broad county cooperation and subscriptions to magazines to aid purchase.

Washington Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary Washington County Dave MecGaffey East Second Street Sheriff's Office VFW McGaffey

Delegates Named To State 4 H Parley

The Washington County 4 H Club selects delegates for the State 4 H Conference in Ames June 12 to 15. Attendees include Judi Hunter Marjorie Wulf Vaughn Rinner Judy Johnson Patricia Lowe Joe White John Combs David Birney John Hamil Charles Sojka Alice Lance Gary Vincent and others. The pre conference workshop starts June 10.

Washington County Ames Merritt Canady Judi Hunter Brighton Marjorie Wulf Ainsworth Hi - Ores Vaughn Rinner Washington Iowa

Movie Shown At YMCA After Hamburger Feed

Boys attending the YMCA hamburger and bean feed on Saturday will see a film about America s Cup races. The event costs 60 cents and boys should register by 10 a m Saturday.

YMCA

Ridiculous Day 63 to Be Zaniest Yet in Washington

Harold Jarvis announced plans to make Ridiculous Day 63 in Washington the zaniest yet with June 6 events. Merchants expect bigger parades and funnier costumes, plus contests by Evening Journal and KCII Radio offering $10 $7.50 and $5 prizes. Parade entries open in two divisions with $15 $10 and $7.50 prizes.

Washington Harold Jarvis Washington Merchants the Evening Journal Kcii Radio

Sixth Graders to Attend YMCA Dance as Guests

Sixth grade students entering junior high next year will attend the Junior Hi Y dance at the Washington YMCA on Saturday night. They will be admitted free while seventh and eighth graders pay 10 cents for members and 45 cents for non members. The dance runs from 7 30 p m to 9 30 p m.

Washington YMCA

Unseasonable Cooling With Frost Risk Across Iowa

Forecasters warn of frost or freezing temperatures in the northwest and north central regions and locally west central tonight as winds diminish. Wednesday brings fair skies, continued cool but slightly warmer in the far northwest, with lows 27 to 32 in the northwest and north central and upper 30s in the southeast, highs in the 50s.

Iowa

Honor Seniors At Class Day Spotlight At School

Students at the annual Class Day ceremonies in the gymnasium received scholastic and extra curricular awards. Senior class president Leonard Schantz led as master of ceremonies while salutatorian John Whitacre gave the welcome. Valedictorian Sharon Lowry presented the valedictory address and four students earned Junior Chamber of Commerce certificates for straight A averages.

Washington High School Leonard Schantz John Whitacre Sharon Lowry E. Kelly Schlapkohl Whitacre Joe Jones Linda Chorpening Charlotte Wulf Jane Peterson Sandra Robison Lyle Hesseltine Bill Koehler Roberta Baker Wayne Kaufman John Beranek Bonnie Campbell Jane McGaffey Linda Campbell Joe McCarthy Lloyd Munson Richard Latta Jana McConnell Junior Chamber of Commerce Harry Levy

Home Nursing Course Starts on Wednesday

The home nursing instructors training class to qualify instructors to teach the American Red Cross home nursing course will begin Wednesday evening May 22 at 7 p.m. in the IOOF hall. Classes run nightly through May 29 with Betty Streit as instructor. Interested attendees not yet contacted should call the Red Cross office in Washington promptly.

American Red Cross IOOF Betty Streit Red Cross Washington

Rites for J. E. White At Wellman Wednesday

Funeral services for J E White will be held Wednesday at 2 p m in Powell Funeral Home Wellman with Rev Paul Deitterich in charge Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery He died at his Wellman home early Monday born April 9 1889 in Addison and Rebecca Lewis White married Jessie Wade Surviving are his wife a daughter Lola Palmer of Keota and two granddaughters

Wellman J.E. White Powell Paul Deitterich Fairview Cemetery White Addison Rebecca Lewis White Jessie Wade Glen Lola) Palmer Keota

Keota Truck and Car Collision Spares Injuries

A truck and trailer loaded with anhydrous ammonia collided with an auto near Keota two miles southeast, causing the trailer to strike the car and the truck to roll over. Mrs Eunice Walton and Gary Dill escaped injury, though ammonia exposure was a serious potential risk. Damages were estimated at $800 for the car and up to $2,000 for the truck plus $500 for the trailer.

Keota Eunice Walton Gary Cloyce Dill James Richart Washington Walton Dill Richart

Learn to Swim Enrollments Open in Washington

Washington area students may enroll in the American Red Cross learn to swim program at the municipal swimming pool this summer with Monday 9 a.m. or Friday 10 30 a.m. sessions. Rural Washington students have Tuesday 9 a.m. or Friday 9 45 a.m. options. Enroll at the Red Cross chapter office in Washington promptly.

Washington American Red Cross Clinton Boshart Red Cross

Quintet Receives Top Honors At Jr High Awards Day

Five students are featured at the junior high awards program, with Miriam Jones and Richard Lee Koehler earning top scholastic marks, Allen Eugene Pohren and Carma Chorpening winning citizenship medals, and Carl Hayes posting the highest eighth grade scholastic mark. The ceremony drew a large crowd of parents and students.

Miriam Jones Allen Eugene Pohren Carl Hayes Carma Chorpening Richard Lee Koehler Journal Bob Elliott

Also Mentioned on This Page

Crippled Children Della Donald Williams Iowa City Hospital Paul Rotenberger Washington Wes Izaak Walton Club Waite House William Snyder Wiliam H. Snyder East Union Mennonite Church J. John J. Miller Wilbur Nachtigall East Union Cemetery Peterseim Funeral Home Meredith Smith Robert Gallagher Margaret Birney Wie Maryland Air Force 1 Moscow Juniata College Huntingdon Michigan State Manchester College Iowa Wesleyan Henderson Marine Air Corps John V. Phleger E. K United Press International Sharon J. E. White
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