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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1962

Page

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Iowa Unclear Call For Referendum On Liquor By The Drink

Rep Chester Hougen proposes a March referendum on liquor by the drink to demonstrate public support and influence the biannual Iowa legislature. He expects modest revenue gains and cites Hughes victory as a sign of sentiment, while Sen George O Malley warns the measure may be costly and nonbinding.

Cedar Falls Iowa UPI Chester Hougen Hougen General Assembly Harold Hughes Hughes George O'Malley Des Moines O'Malley

Ray Priebe Named Farm Service Manager in Washington

Ray Priebe of Storm Lake Iowa will be the new manager of the Farm Service Co in Washington. The hire was announced by Harvey Holden, president. He replaces Roe Tharp who resigned. Priebe comes from a regional supervisor role with the Farm Bureau Service Co of Des Moines and will assume duties December 1 with the Priebe family moving soon after.

Ray Priebe Storm Lake Iowa Farm Service Co Washington Priebe Harvey Holden Roe Tharp Farm Bureau Service Co Des Moines

Skeleton likely that of Connie Smith found near Grand Canyon

Authorities in Arizona await confirmation from a Spearfish dentist that a skeleton found four years ago matches Connie Smith, a 10-year-old Connecticut girl who vanished in 1952. Dr. Spilley cites a supernumerary tooth and matching dental chart as key evidence. Connie disappeared July 15, 1952 near Salisbury and was last seen hitchhiking from Camp Sloane.

Flagstaff Ariz UPI S.D Arizona Connecticut Connie Smith Wyoming Nels H. Smith Camp Sloane Salisbury Conn John Spilley Spilley War Floyd B. Ward Connie Lakeville Moqui Grand Canyon Yuma, Ariz

Community Chest Reaches 81 Percent of Its 1962 Goal

Community Chest reports 81 percent of the $27,550 goal has been raised or pledged, totaling $22,335.18. Co chairmen Ron Goff and Bob Bates urged continued giving as the final 20 percent remains hardest to reach.

Community Chest Ron Goff Bob Bates United

Tarkio Gospel Team to Lead West Chester Worship

Six Tarkio College Gospel Team members will lead the Sunday morning service at Federated Church West Chester at 11 o’clock. The service follows by a cooperative church dinner in the parlors. Tarkio College is within the United Presbyterian related colleges under the Synod of Iowa. Public invited.

West Chester Tarkio College Federated Church In United Presbyterian Synod of Iowa

Fire at 415 East Jefferson Street causes smoke damage

Firefighters were called to the Bonnie Putney residence on East Jefferson Street where a waste paper basket in an upstairs room caught fire. No structural damage occurred though the rooms filled with smoke.

East Jefferson Street Bonnie Putney

Mrs Patterson 80 Dies After Week of Illness

Mrs O C Patterson 80 of 813 South Second Avenue died at 10 15 a m today in Washington County Hospital after a week long illness. Funeral Monday at 1 30 p m in Jones Funeral Home with Rev Lloyd Latta. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. She was born Cassie G Stump March 15 1882 in Andalusia NL and married O C Patterson February 26 1900. She was a Friends Church member. Survivors include seven daughters and four sons, plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren.

O.C. Patterson South Second Avenue Washington County Hospital Jones Funeral Home Lloyd Latta Elm Grove Cemetery Cassie G. Stump Andalusia John and Mary Buffum Stump Washington County The Friends Church Mary Harvey Glen McCall Clayton Nicholson Washington Gerald Dickinson Fairfield Ivan King Marion Coe Hotle St. Louis Glen McFarlane Norfolk Nebr John Milo Patterson Harold Cedar Falls Allen Whittier Calif Tom Pennington Water Valley Miss Don Stump Earl Milan Ill

Eight Inch Snow Falls in North

The Midwest's first big snow storm dumped eight inches in Minnesota with heavy depths in Willmar and Milaca. Minneapolis and St Paul saw motorists late to work as traffic tied up. The system also dropped snow in Watertown South Dakota and Lemmon Aberdeen. Cold intensified with 4 below near Butte and a temperature swing from 65 to 34 in Elizabeth City North Carolina.

Midwest Minnesota Twin Cities Willmar Minn Milaca Minneapolis St. Paul Ramsey County Watertown S.D Lemmon Aberdeen Butte Mont Southland Elizabeth City N.C

Santa Claus Arrives in Washington for Christmas Kickoff

Santa arrives in Central Park aboard a fire engine to open Washington's Christmas season. About 500 to 700 children line up to greet him as he hands out candy and plans more appearances this weekend. Local stores stay open late and decorations light the city despite strong winds that delayed full setup.

Washington Central Park Santa Claus Santa

Augustine's Buttercup Seeks National Honor At Chicago Show

Augustine of near Ainsworth takes his American Saddlebred horse Buttercup to Chicago for the International Livestock Exposition horse show on Sunday. Buttercup, eight, has earned many honors in the Midwest and will compete in the bridle path class for a national title. She has previously won at the Iowa and Kentucky state fairs and the 1959 American Royal, among other major venues. Augustine also farms 31 horses and watches Buttercup's sister Dixie Stonewall, a two year old, promising to follow in her sister's hoofprints.

Lloyd Augustine Ainsworth Mr. Augustine Chicago Buttercup Middle West Iowa Omaha Nebraska Cedar Rapids Augustine Dixie Stonewall Dixie

Liquor Raids Seize Bottles at Three Dubuque Taverns

Police and sheriff’s deputies seized 97 bottles of liquor during Thanksgiving Eve raids in Dubuque. Tally-Ho Tap yielded 43 bottles, Stop Inn Tavern 38, and Robber’s Roost 16. Operators Brillhart and Vosberg posted $300 bonds after being charged with keeping liquor in a Class B permit establishment.

Dubuque UPI Dubuane Robert A. Brillhart Celia M. Vosberg

Kennedy Holds Cuban Policy Review At Hyannis Port

President Kennedy met with top advisers at Hyannis Port for a broad review of the Cuban situation amid the Cuban crisis. He planned a session with McNamara and Bell on the 1964 defense budget and announced executive clemency including a full pardon for Connolly.

Hyannisport Mass UPI Kennedy National Security Council Cuba White House Cape Cod Andrew T. Hatcher Defense Robert S. McNamara David E. Bell Congress Bell Bell Ken Nedy Fowler Hamilton Hatcher Bell Hyannis Port McNamara Dean Rusk Maxwell D. Taylor Joint Chiefs of Staff United Nations Adlai E. Stevenson John J. McCloy State McGeorge Bundy Connolly Matthew J. Connolly Harry S. Truman

Multiple deadly airliner crashes across continents report

A Soviet Tupolev 18 with 21 aboard crashed on approach to Le Bourget Paris killing all. Separately a Portuguese four engine transport crashed on Sao Tome island killing 18 of 32 aboard, and a United Airlines Viscount from Newark to Washington crashed near Laurel Maryland killing all 14 aboard.

Paris UPI le Bourget Malev Airlines Budapest Frankfurt West Germany Roissnen France Sao Tome Angola Luanda Lisbon South Atlantic Gabon West Africa Sherman Macedo

Farmers Guests At Kiwanis Farm City Luncheon

A large Kiwanis gathering welcomed farmer guests for the annual Farm City luncheon. Bill McConnell of the Iowa State University Institute of Agricultural Medicine outlined toxicology, infectious diseases, and farm safety as key issues. He noted farmers are 3rd most dangerous workers and account for about 4 of all on the job fatalities despite comprising 6 to 7 percent of the U S workforce. Slides depicted various farm accidents and potential hazards.

Kiwanis Farm City Bill McConnell State University of Iowa Institute of Agricultural Medicine McConnell

Rev Brong to Speak at Prairie Flower Service

Rev Donald Brong camp director of the Iowa Regular Baptist Camp at Clear Lake will speak at the morning service at Prairie Flower Baptist Church at 11 a.m. Sunday He will show films of the 1963 camping season at the evening service at 7 p.m. The public is invited to both services A fellowship dinner will be held at noon.

Donald Brong Iowa Regular Baptist Clear Lake Prairie Flower Baptist Church

Washington County Hogs and Cattle at Chicago Livestock Show

Washington County shows strong representation at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Maurice Crawford leads a car load of Angus cattle with Don Sheetz assisting, plus the Rinner and Kiefer families sending cattle and hogs for 4-H entries. The event opens with junior champions competing for grand titles among 36 states and Canada.

Washington County Chicago Maurice Crawford Mr. Crawford Don Sheetz Rinner Washington Vaughn Don Chris George Dale Kiefer Riverside Bob Greene Ainsworth Bill Norman UPI States Canada District of Columbia International Amphitheatre

Bishop Ensley to Speak at 50th Washington Methodist Anniversary

Bishop F Gerald Ensley will preach at the Washington Methodist Church on the 50th anniversary of its cornerstone laying. Dr Paul M Hann will assist in dedication of memorials and rededication of the church. A pipe organ concert by Dr R Evan Copley of Iowa Wesleyan College is set for 7 30 pm.

Washington Methodist Church

Weather Iowa Partly Cloudy Windy And Warmer Outlook

Partly cloudy and windy in Iowa with clearing tonight as winds diminish. Saturday will be fair and mild with highs around 45 to 50 and lows near 30. Five day forecast shows temperatures 3 to 5 degrees above normal with little precipitation and varying cloudiness into Wednesday.

Iowa Missouri

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