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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1964

Page

8

Iowa primary election bogs down as voter interest wanes

In Des Moines the Iowa primary campaign nears the finish with light turnout and few races. Gov. Harold Hughes and Atty. Gen. Evan Hultman run unopposed. Most attention centers on local races and congressional contests in a crowded field across six districts.

Iowa Des Moines UPI U.S Harold E. Hughes Evan L. Hultman Hultman Hughes New Look Republican Norman A. Erbe W.L. Mooty Grundy Center Robert Naden Webster City Robert Fulton Waterloo Wilbur Bill) Bump Garry Woodward Muscatine County Lawrence Scalise Denilson West Des Moines Scalise M.L. Abrahamson Boone Dean Reed Paul Franzenburg Conrad Iowa Development Commission L. B. Liddy Clyde Spry Harry B. Thompson Grandview Agriculture Department Spry Kenneth E. Owen Centerville Senate House Charles Hoeven Alton GOP Ben Jensen Extra H. R. Gross Ernest J. Seemann Stephen M. Peterson Victor C. Stokes Cedar Falls Fred Schwengel Davenport James Bromwell Cedar Rapids John Kyl Bloomfield Neal Smith Altoona John Schmidhauser Iowa City Bert Bandstra Pella Stanley Greig Sioux City Marie White Packard Wolfe Leonard C Anderson Howard N Sokol Sibley Washburn Steele Cherokee Dwayne L. Merry Storm Lake College John L. Powers Estherville Lee D. Wallin Lee E. Smith Correctionville Alvin Meyer Winterset Walter J Ambrose Leo Gordon Council Bluffs Fred F. Watson Bagley John T. Tokheim Charter Oak John R. Hansen Manning Hansen Meyer American Independence Party Robert Dilley Gordon Risher Albert Payne

Pepper Ettes Host Mothers Tea and Varying Local News

Ainsworth reports the Pepper Ettes 4H Club held a Mother s Tea May 23 at Karen Byerlys with ten members and mothers guests. Projects on display included matting pictures and home flower arrangements. Funeral notices for Myrtle Thoma and college honors for Chris Reinbold are noted along with a busy community schedule of baptisms, military leaves, Bible school, PTA awards, and Highland High School activities.

Mrydle Thoma W. H. Ross Marion Stoutner Keota Durbin Chrisinger Winfield Carl Osterhoudt Famiy Polk City Clifford Ross Sturgis S. Dakota Drval Moore Baxter Paul Spence Rockford E. E. Badham Frank Frederick Marion Dick Peters Columbus Jet Gene Brown Quincy Ill Harold Sands Argyle E. J. Evans Olive Calif Mable Kendall Karen West Covina Jim Thoma Santa Ana Myrtle Thoma Ricky Thompson A Thompson Washington Hospital Kenneth Hazen Ft. Leonard Wood Duane Hazen Churches Ainsworth Rodney Arnold Olive Watson Washington al Hazelett Linda Don Coakley Christie Kay Hazelett Don Hazen PTA Highland Community Riverside P.T.A Burke McCreedy Russell Jones Don Kirchner Clayton Wingler Miles Steven Dautrensont August Schmidt Lester Kenny Herman Wagen- Knecht Larry Trotter

Victorian Party Menu and Elegant Centerpiece Tips

This piece offers party serving ideas to dress up meals with decorative centerpieces on silver trays, including tinted breads and Viennese Coffee. It provides simple recipes for Marinated Cauliflower, Eggs and Potato Delight, Shrimp Salad, and notes dieting tips, with step by step instructions and yields.

Legion auxiliary meets Wednesday

Crawfordsville May 18 The American Legion Auxiliary held a Wednesday night meeting at the Legion Hall with 14 attendees including Brigham County guests. Members voted to shift the dinner meeting to the fourth Monday due to Washington celebrations and discussed wreaths, poppy sales, and nominations for next year's officers.

Vivian Wells Crawfordsville American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Paul Snyder Carl Atkinson Brighton County Louise Wells Ritatt Washington Bernice Paisley West Point C. Wells Snyder Rita Marlatt Carlton White Arthur Whiting Herbert Rich Richard Kaufman Poppy Kathy Teresa Schultz Rosemary Curtis Phyllis Sommer Cheryl Dorothy Smith Karen Jeri Davis Martha Iris Kaufman Kathy Whiting Christine Lease Darlene Bonser Vicki Conrad Debbie Connie McCall Elaine Thomas Robert Wayman Kenneth Lorack Decens Beauchamp Cambria Elder

California Republican primary contest narrows with Nixon split

The Harris survey shows Rockefeller leading Goldwater 55 to 45 in California as primary day nears. Voters divided among four candidates, with Nixon voters swinging toward Goldwater uncertainly. Los Angeles County remains pivotal as undecided voters shrink to 8 percent and domestic versus foreign policy views favor Rockefeller on the latter.

Los Angeles Nelson Rockefeller Barry Goldwater California Goldwater Richard Nixon Dwight Eisenhower Arizona Ifornia Rockefeller Lodge Nixon New Hampshire Gold Senator Goldwater Los Angeles County Itwater New York Harris Tepear The Washington Post Co Los Angeles Times Syndicate

St Marys Keota Dedication By Bishop Hayes

May 21 dedication of St Marys new school in St Marys church led by Bishop Ralph L Hayes of Davenport. Clergy included Rev Mackin Rev Lew as chaplains and Masters of Ceremonies Rev Jerry Kelly Rev Dan Manhart. Bishop Hayes blessed the building after a procession. flag presentation by Pauline Cady and Milt Lawson. A 5:30 dinner followed for clergy officials and town leaders. music by Sisters and organist Sister Mary Jo Setta.

VFW Kempker Pauline Cady Milt Lawson Keota School Altar and Rosary Society Manning Lew Washington Cullins Bishop Hayes Conrad Woltering St. Marys Pash Boyle Mackin Collins Franciscan Sisters of Harper Creek Mt. St. Francis of Dubuque St. Francis Keota Mary Jo- Setta Shoot Choir

Look for grade when buying meat

Shopping for food today is complex with many brands and varieties. Federally graded meat is easy to identify by a shield stamp reading USDA and grade names like Prime Choice or Good. Grading applies to whole carcasses or wholesale cuts, and purple stamps indicate inspection and wholesomeness.

USDA Federal Sally J. Smith U.S

Public Auction of Antiques and Household Goods at Haskins Iowa

Public auction of antiques and household goods in Haskins Iowa starts at 1 pm. Also listed are complete business close out auctions, hardware and appliance sales, and weekly livestock auctions at various Iowa locations including Columbus Junction Kalona and Washington with multiple sale days and start times.

Haskins Iowa East Side Square Washington Simmering Smylie's Columbus Junction Tow Kaona Sales Barn Kalona Washington Livestock Sales Co Ollie Livestock Exchange Obie Wayland Wapello Livestock, Auction, Inc Wapello

Interlocking furniture debut featured at World’s Fair

An interlocking furniture system removes multiple legs by using a single leg set that threads into a wooden panel at joints. Shown by a mail order firm, the bedroom group includes beds dressers chests desks vanities and matching bookcases designed to sit side by side without repeating legs.

Sally Smith

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