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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1964

Page

2

Cub Scouts Honor Bears and Webelos at West Chester Pack Meeting

West Chester Cub Scout Pack 233 met at the Methodist Church on Monday. Den I presented an Indian skit while Den II sang and danced to Indian tom toms. Brad Reif and Bob Duvall earned Bear badges with gold arrow points, Mark Miksch Kent Stout and Robbie Stout earned Wolf badges, Kevin Kinzler earned Bobcat, and Steve Johnson and Kent Stout became Webelos with steel tipped arrows. A bike hike and picnic are planned for Monday June 22.

West Chester Methodist Church John Duvall den I den II Chrissine Duvall den Iil Brad Reif Bob Duvall Mark Miksch Kent Robbie Stout Kevin Kinzler Steve Johnson Kent Stout Webelos

Y-Wives plan summer coffees after season close

The Y-Wives meeting wrapped with swimming as the main activity and coffee served by trustees. It announced summer coffees on the second and fourth Tuesdays at 9 30 a m and urged members to contact hostesses by Monday for attendance. Membership fees due April 1.

Triv Jones Phil Wikoff Bob Vanderlinden

Local drivers cited for speed and improper U turn

Usurn Wesley William Widmer of Washington was charged with making an improper U turn and fined five dollars by Justice of the Peace Glenn Holden. Speeding Donald Jones of Racine Wisconsin was charged with speeding and fined five dollars by Justice of the Peace Glenn Holden.

Usurn Wesley William Widmer Washington Justice of the Peace Glenn Holden Donald Jones Racine Wisconsin

Social calendar notices for Thursday and beyond

Notices list events and meetings for women groups civic clubs and youth organizations. Entries include Moose Women executive board Child Study 1 and 8 30 pm Armory with guest speaker Mrs Harold Gamon and other gatherings at Masonic Temple Baptist Christian Builders class and Rainbow Girls with times and locations for planning.

Women of Moose Moose Home Harold Gamon Family Living Richard Stewart Verne Knecht Armory Frankie Lane Democratic Women Executive Board Frank Kes Masonic Temple Baptist Christian Builders Woody Fairfield

Ramseyer family makes world tour from Iowa to New York

Dr and Mrs Harry Ramseyer plus Mrs Ramseyer's parents left May 18 on a tour starting in New York for the World's Fair and Niagara Falls, visiting Cincinnati before returning. They enjoyed good weather while relatives cared for the Ramseyer children and plans to return to Phoenix follow. Other local remarks note graduations with Patricia Messer and Sylvia Teets, trips to Washington and Boston, a Saddle Club gathering, and several visits by San Bernardino and Denver families. Dr and Mrs Schwartz attended Neb Wesleyan University events. Delbert Zager and others planned a Canadian fishing trip.

Harry Ramseyer Phoenix Ariz Ramseyer Earl Redlinger New York New York City Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Ohio Harry Ramseyer Sr Ramseyers W.C. Teets Denver Colo Sylvia Teets Robert Roe George C. Hargrove Jr Steven Robert Roy J. Teets

Iowa Colleges Seek Tax Exemption and More Private Funding

The Iowa Colleges discussion details calls for private schools to be exempt from the 2 percent sales tax. It notes Iowa, Iowa State, and the State College are already exempt, with four states including Iowa taxing private schools. Proposals include larger bequests to tax-exempt institutions, equitable federal funding distribution for private and public schools, and using $4 million yearly for three years to fund academic buildings under a state plan. Enrollment in fall 1963 stood at 66,234 across state and private institutions.

Iowa Iowa State State College Lubbers

Spectacular Jersey City waterfront blaze devastates piers

A massive fire in Jersey City destroyed six piers and five float bridges along the Hudson River, trapping three firefighters on a tower and forcing their rescue by a Coast Guard cutter. More than 450 firefighters battled the four hour blaze as sparks drifted to New York Pier 3. Fire damaged stockyards abandoned since, with millions in damages and officials needing weeks to tally the total.

Jersey City UPD Hudson River New York New York Pier 3 Coast Guard Peter Calvanico Jersey City Medical Center

Iowa liquor receipts rise 15.5 percent in April

Iowa state liquor stores posted a 15.5 percent rise in April sales from April 1963. Homer Adcock, chairman of the Iowa liquor commission, reported March totals at 190 stores of 3,697,246, up 498,266 from last year. First ten months of the fiscal year show a 12 percent increase. case sales climbed from 68,539 to 82,998. Washington store sales reached 15,661.05 in April 1983 and 17,530.49 in April 1964, with Mt. Pleasant and Fairfield also posting gains.

DES Moines IDPA Homer Adcock Iowa Liquor Commission Adcock Case Washington Mt. Pleasant Fairfield

Kansas square dance caller Frankie Lane to lead Shirts and Skirts

Frankie Lane, famed square dance caller from Lawrence Kansas, will call tonight at the Armory for Shirts and Skirts. Lane has nine years as a professional caller, covers over 120000 miles yearly, started square dancing 24 years ago, and spends summers in Estes Park Colorado teaching thousands of dancers from many regions. He joined a national color telecast in 1955 and later will join the Kirkwood Lodge staff at Osage Beach Missouri for three weeks each year.

Frankie Lane Lawrence Kan Armory Mr. Lane Estes Park Colo Oklahoma City Kirkwood Lodge Osage Beach

Souvanna seeks Soviet aid in Laos fight

Neutralist Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma asked the Soviet Union for military assistance to combat the Pathet Lao. He cited ammunition shortages for 85 mm artillery and the need to repair six Soviet aircraft provided in 1961, noting only one is currently operational.

Vientiane Laos UPI Souvanna Phouma Soviet Union Pathet Lao Souvanna

Jefferson woman shot by husband on schoolyard in Iowa

Air Force Tech Sgt Lee Merel Deal, 30, was to be charged with murder after shooting his estranged wife Edna Deal, 29, in a Jefferson Iowa elementary schoolyard. Deal surrendered, admitted argument with his wife, and said he disposed of the revolver. He was on leave from Offutt AFB and due back today.

Jefferson Iowa UPI Air Force Tech Lee Merel Deal Dana Deal Edna Deal Offutt Air Force Base State Bureau of Criminal

Funeral services for Rosa A Augustine held at Jones Funeral Home

Rosa A Augustine funeral services were conducted at 1 30 p m Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Orin Peter leading. Pallbearers included Jake Seethout Boyd Sanders A I FitzSimmons Fred Sheets Edmund D Morrison Jr and Logan Heilman. Burial followed at Keota Cemetery.

Perfect attendance at Lincoln School shines through

Lincoln Elementary School reports a full year of perfect attendance among numerous students led by principal Paul F. Miller. The list includes Douglas Enfield Cecilia Haw tins Susan Humston Shelda Wyse Jane Blieu Morris Sni Jer Glen Martin Dennis Mc Allister Ralph Miller Mark Stevenson Sam Curtis Terry Darbyshire Trudy Myers Kathryn Schmidt Dale Gonter man Ricky Garrett Steve Custer Robert Miller Tom Coon David Duensing Marjorie Wagner Gary Ballard Larilee Darbyshire Terry Crawford Allen Miksch Reginald Miller Russell Snider Linda Richards Steve Bartholomew Wayne Whitham Marie White Jane Marshall Fred Martin Nancy Courtney Charlotte Hiller Denise Claran Den Rich ard Schoonover Thelma Myers Jody Brown Dennis Lukovsky Cindy Reschly Patty McQuire Ann Bergstrom Kent Kiesey Bill Wagner Craig Lemley Wayne Crim Terry Garrett Russell Goemaat Terry Walker Jana Flickinger Shereen Myers Marsha Russell

Paul F. Miller Lincoln Elementary School Douglas Enfield Cecilia Hawtins Susan Humston Shelda Wyse Jane Blieu Morris Snijer Glen Martin Dennis McAllister Ralph Miller Mark Stevenson Sam Curtis Terry Darbyshire Trudy Myers Kathryn Schmidt Dale Gonterman Ricky Garrett Steve Custer Robert Miller Tom Coon David Duensing Marjorie Wagner Gary Ballard Larilee Darbyshire Terry Crawford Allen Miksch Reginald Miller Russell Snider Linda Richards Steve Bartholomew Wayne Whitham Marie White Jane Marshall Fred Martin Nancy Courtney Charlotte Hiller Denise Clarahan Terry Richardson Richard Schoonover Thelma Myers Jody Brown Dennis Lukovsky Cindy Reschly Patty McQuire Ann Bergstrom Kent Kiesey Bill Wagner Craig Lemley Wayne Crim

Landscaping talk at Kiwanis meeting with Merritt Canady

Washington county associate extension agent Merritt Canady addressed the Kiwanis Club on yard care. He urged fall planting of bluegrass and shared tips for filling bare spots and plant care. He noted no sure method to control Dutch Elm disease, though a new chemical shows limited promise. Guests included Stan Woeste, Harold Norman, and Bob Vanderlinden.

Merritt Canady Washington County Kiwanis Club Mr. Canaay Stan Woeste Harold Norman Bob Vanderlinden

Dismissal Records for Washington and Illinois Residents

Yesterday record lists Cindy Kay Hole of Washington in medical and Mrs Cloyce Tines of Washington as surgical. Today dismissal includes Mr and Mrs William Brown of Morton Grove Illinois and Miss Cheoriene Oriz of Washington.

Cindy Kay Hole Washington Cloyce Tines William Brown Morton Grove Ill Cheoriene Oriz

Coon and Estle to Wed in Ainsworth Church

Ainsworth ceremony marks the wedding of Miss Joann Coon daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Coon of Ainsworth and Donald Estle son of Mr and Mrs Freeman Estle of Conesville. The wedding is set for Friday June 5 at 5 p m in the United Presbyterian Church in Ainsworth with reception to follow. no invitations issued but relatives and friends are invited.

Ainsworth Joann Coon Raymond Coon Donald Estle Freeman Estle Conesville

World War I Barracks and Auxiliary Meet for Potluck

The World War I Barracks and Auxiliary held a Wednesday potluck in Legion rooms with 15 Auxiliary members present. Mrs H W Ramseyer spoke on a 40-person trip to Washington Iowa to contact lawmakers for veterans. Plans cover Davenport department convention on June 6 7 8 Memorial Day activities and Washington anniversary event involvement. Next meeting set for Sunset Park June 26 with coffee committee of Mrs Everette Barham and Mrs C E Schmitt.

Legion Rooms Clifford Connelly H.W. Ramseyer Washington, D.C Iowa Department Davenport Washington Sunset Park Everette Barham C. E. Schmitt

Navajo Club Hosts Dessert Meeting and Anniversary Theme

Navajo Club members held a dessert gathering on Wednesday with 16 in attendance. Guests included Mrs. Don Orr of West Chester and Mrs. Helma Skundberg of La Crosse, while Mrs. Orr, Mrs. McBride and Mrs. E B Hammer helped serve. Entertainment by Mrs. Charles Kennedy featured a Washington Anniversary theme and attendees wore anniversary costumes and shared antique items. The group later attended the Anniversary Belles tea at the Legion Hall and sent cards to patient Mrs. Johanna Peterson at University Hospital. A picnic at Sunset Park is planned for June with Mrs. E E Stutsman and Mrs. O E Schmitt on the committee.

Fred Beye Don Orr West Chester Helma Skundberg la Crosse Wrs Orr Della McBride E. B. Hammer Charles Kennedy Washington Legion Hall Johanna Peterson University Hospital Iowa City Sunset Park E.E. Stutsman O.E. Schmitt

Dips Set for YWCA Swimmers Next Week and June

The YWCA reminds swimmers of dip periods from 4 to 5 p.m. on Tuesday and Friday next week. The current lessons end tomorrow and next week dips extend to one hour. Beginning in June the VW pool opens Tuesdays and Fridays with lessons starting June 9 and 12. Dips run 3:15 to 3:45 on those days and through the rest of summer.

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