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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1968

Page

2

Recruitment urged for Negro teachers in Fort Dodge

The Iowa Civil Rights Commission urged Fort Dodge Community School District to aggressively recruit Black teachers and consider transporting Black students to all schools. It also urged staff training in human relations and to seek minority guidance help. The 125 attendees debated accuracy of local statements about student segregation. district officials defended Fort Dodge as fairly prejudice-free.

Fort Dodge, Iowa UPI Iowa Civil Rights Commission Fort Dodge Earl O. Berg Merle Full Iowa City Berg Full

Adult high school classes start in Area 10

Area 10 adult high school summer quarter courses have moved from Tuesday June 4 to Monday June 3. Classes meet at Washington High School and enrollment remains open via Vicki Powley at 653-2589 from 1 to 5 pm or at the County Superintendent's office in Washington County Courthouse. Enrollment also possible Monday at 5:30 pm before evening sessions. Courses include shorthand I, bookkeeping I and II, typing I and II, business machines, and drafting I.

Area 10 Washington High School Vicki Powley Washington County Court House

Washington High School Commencement 1968 Echoes Honor

Standing room only as the Class of 1968 at Washington High School received diplomas in the 98th annual Commencement. Four graduates spoke with music from the concert choir and Eldon Lus, trombone soloist. Speakers included Richard Koehler, Jean Bode, Diane Worley, and Myron Levy. Supt. Schlaphohl introduced them. Principal Hammond announced 20 scholarships. Henry Soucek handed diplomas. Each senior girl received a yellow rose. Roses from Advance Ross. Rev. Collins offered the invocation and Rev. Cowell Jr. delivered the benediction. Karen Westermark played organ.

Washington High School Eldon Luers Richard Koehler Jean Bode Diane Worley Myron Levy E. K. Schlaphohl Burge J. Hammond Henry Soucek Board of Education Advance Ross Edward Collins Charles E. Cowell Jr Karen Westermark

Birthday and family notes from local column

Randy Boshart, son of Clinton and Mrs Boshart, will celebrate his 11th birthday on Memorial Day Thursday. Ely Minnesota visitors Mr and Mrs Dwight Harley visit Louie Harley and relatives the Trotters at Ainsworth. Mrs Harley is Dorothy Trotter. Mrs Alvin Allen of Washington recovering from surgery in Seattle enjoys letters from friends and the Saturday Journal. Mail goes to care of R B Lee Seattle. Mrs Carl Greiner of Walker Minnesota attends her son Ronnie Greiner's high school graduation and will then depart to their Walker resort with Jean and Ronnie.

Hugo Lensch Randy Hilfman Washington Rotary Club Randy Boshart Clinton Boshart Dwight Harley Ely Minnesota Louie Harley Alvin Allen Washington Seattle Friends The Saturday Journal R. B. Lee 97Th Street Mrs. Lee Carl Greiner Walker, Minn Ronnie

Social Calendar Notices for Week Advance

Family potluck at Thursday 6 30 p m at the country club clubhouse with two ball golf at 2 p m Bring a meat dish and another to pass with table service Friday Art Club at 2 p m hosted by Mrs Earl Pearson Saturday Shirts and Skirts at 8 p m at the fairgrounds with Bob Yerington as caller Notices due by 10 a m on day of first publication printed three days in advance

Earl Pearson Bob Yerington

Shrine Ladies Host Meeting With Awards And Reports

Mrs. David Walter and Cloyd Garrett presided at the White Shrine gathering in the Masonic Temple. Roy Carter introduced, with Mrs. Walter, Mrs. Kenneth Peters, and Mr. Garrett welcomed. Reports covered a trip to Detroit May 14 16 for Supreme Shrine. A Mother's Day program honored Effie Schmitt as oldest mother, Wendell Guy as youngest, and Ralph Greenlee as mother with most children. Greenlee won a door prize. Decorations and refreshments were organized by local members.

David Walter Cloyd Garrett Shepherds White Shrine Masonic Temple Roy Carter Supreme Watchman Supreme Page Garrett Supreme Kings Guard Walter Kenneth Peters Supreme Shrine Detroit Effie Schmitt Wendell Guy Ralph Greenlee Greenlee Robert Guy Bennie Schantz Don Birlingmair

Medical dismissals and admissions record list

On the record Admitted Yesterday Samuel James Columbus Junction medical Denny Smith Brighton medical James Leonard Seiler Columbus Junction medical Dismissed Today Dean Enfield Washington

Samuel James Columbus Junction Denny Smith Brighton James Leonard Seiler Dean Enfield Washington

Local news notes and new birth at Cedar Rapids

Mrs Clarence Lee entered Mercy Hospital for treatment and is in room 236. Mr and Mrs James Bock of 5025 1st Ave NW Cedar Rapids are the parents of Laura Jane born May 24 weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces. Mrs Bock is the former Barbara Mann. Parents are Mr and Mrs Slomer Mann of Brighton. Mr and Mrs Harold Messenger Sr returned home from Mercy Hospital Iowa City after nine weeks as a surgical patient. Twin sons Paul Lakin and Tryaaii Brian arrived Friday May 24 to Lt and Mrs Marshall Thayer Bergstrom Air Force Base Austin Texas. Paul Thayer died three years ago. Mrs Thayer will graduate from Iowa Wesley on June 3. Mrs William Jensen left Sunday to Edwardsville Illinois for about a week with Mr and Mrs George Ackerlund. Osincup family members attended Mr Jensen’s funeral and have returned home. Nancy Osincup returned to teaching in Streator Illinois. Mr and Mrs Lynn Osincup left for Waverly Monday. Tom Dunham and Janet and Elyse Osincup accompanied to Norfolk Virginia. Elyse will return after a few weeks. Ruth Elliott of Phoenix arrived to be with her mother Mada Dickinson who has recently been dismissed from hospital.

James Bock 1St Ave. N. W Cedar Rapids Laura Jane Paul Lakin Tryaaii Brian Marshall Thayer Bergstrom Air Force Base Austin Texas Paul Thayer Mt. Pleasant Thayers Washington Thayer Iowa Wesley William Jensen George Ackerlund Edwardsville Illinois Osincup Jensen Nancy Osincup Streator Lynn Osincup Waverly Tom Dunham Norfolk Janet Elyse Osincup Elyse Ruth Elliott Phoenix Mada Dickinson

Central College 168 seniors earn BA at 100th commencement

John Orr of West Chester was among 168 Central College seniors receiving Bachelor of Arts degrees in the 100th commencement exercises Monday. John is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Orr of West Chester.

John Orr West Chester Central College John Donald Orr

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