Lake Darling Youth Center A Busy Community Chest Facility
The Lake Darling Youth Center, a non profit summer camp for organized youth groups, hosted 2226 participants in 1961 with 1856 overnight campers. It operated 27 camps ranging from one night to six nights, totaling 5771 camper nights in June to August. The center relies on camp rentals and gifts with small support from the Washington Community Chest and Fairfield United Fund. A supervisor’s cottage was added in 1960, and the center plans accommodations for 120 campers with tents for extra guests.
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Lake Darling
Washington Community Chest
Fairfield United Fund
Thomas English
Washington
Four Are Killed In Detroit Plastics Plant Blast
A 8 15 am explosion and ensuing two alarm fire at Sparling Plastics Industries in Detroit killed four people and seriously injured at least seven others. Three victims were women employees. one man remained unaccounted. Firefighters controlled the blaze in 45 minutes as traffic into downtown stalled. Owner Robert Sparling was among the injured with burns. cause under investigation. Plant employs about 18 on two shifts.
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Detroit
UPI
Sparling Plastics Industries Inc
Daniel Chipman
Receiving Hospital
Chipman
Robert Sparling
County TB group funds research with $25 grant
The Washington County Tuberculosis and Health Association provides $25 for Iowa research on tuberculosis and respiratory diseases. Dr. E B Floersch announces the grant will support Iowa projects at the State University of Iowa and a Des Moines continuation study focusing on lung conditions and drug resistant tuberculosis strains.
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Washington County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Iowa
E. B. Floersch
State University of Iowa
Des Moines
Clara Faulkner Receives Life Membership in ISEA
Clara F Faulkner a longtime Washington County educator has been awarded life membership in the Iowa State Education Association. The announcement cites her 44 years as administrative assistant in Washington County Schools and as a rural and Kalona primary teacher. The certificate grants regular ISEA membership privileges without further dues after meeting active membership requirements.
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Iowa State Education Association
Clara F. Faulkner
Washington County
ISEA
Miss Faulkner
West Second Street
Washington
Kalona
Association
Holiday Decoration Fund Drive Extends to October 7
A total of 64 Washington businesses have joined pledges to fund Christmas decorations for the business district. An extension of one week gives until Saturday October 7 to reach the 100 pledges required from local business professional and industrial readers to proceed with the decorations plan.
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Washington
Red Cross Plans December Cookie Quota For Veterans Hospital
Washington County American Red Cross chapter sets a quota of 40 dozen cookies each of the first two weeks of December for the Veterans Hospital in Iowa City. The plan was discussed at a meeting with Cedar Rapids and Iowa City representatives. An Oct 1 chapel service was led by a Wellman group. Oct 8 service will be sponsored by a Washington group. An orientation for new volunteers is set for Oct 17 and an open house at the VA Hospital is planned. People may donate cookies by calling the Washington Red Cross office.
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Washingon County
American Red Cross
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Red Cross
Ralph Martin
R. A. Baumgartner
Cedar Rapids
Wellman
Services Wednesday For Mrs. Ora Lecker
Funeral services for about 60 year old Mrs. Ora Lecker will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at Powell Funeral Home Wellman with Rev Jerry Beltz officiating. Burial will be in Piersol Cemetery northwest of Weilman. She died over the past weekend at Macon Missouri where she had lived for years. Survivors include two sons Roy of Cairo Missouri and Dale of Bonntere Missouri a daughter Mrs James Fox of Meadville Missouri three sisters Mrs Bessie Hall of Millersburg Mrs Alma Rickey and Mrs Ella Reddick, Rock Island Illinois. The Washington YMCA gym will close to public activities after 6 pm tonight due to the district turkey producers meeting in the building.
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Wellman
Ora Lecker
Powell Funeral Home
Jerry Beltz
Piersol
Weilman
Dale
Bonnteere
James Fox
Meadville
Bessie Hall
Millersburg
Alma Rickey
Ella Reddick
Rock Island, I
Syria Arrests Ex-Intelligence Chief as UAR Fallout Grows
Damascus announces the arrest of Col. Abdel Hamid El-Serraj, former head of military intelligence, amid a power grab by Mamoun al Kuzbari's government following the UAR dissolution. The regime seeks recognition while border turmoil and pro-Nasser demonstrations unfold.
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Damascus
Abdel Hamid El-Serraj
United Arab Republican
Mamoun al-Kuzbari
UAR
Gamal Abdel Nassar
Cairo
Syria
Egypt
Damascus Radio
UAR Upi
George Halaby
Jordan
UPI
David Dugas
Lebanon
Homs
Serra
Al-Kuzbari
Serras
U.ar
Nasser
Jerusalem
Beirut
Damascurs
Brothers Jailed in Larceny Bust in Washington County
Two Tipton brothers James and Abraham Stoner are jailed in Washington County on $5,000 bond each for larceny. Police say they took about $60 from a Richland laundromat and $90 from a Brighton laundromat, arrested hours after the alleged thefts.
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Tipton
Washington County
Washington
Richland
Brighton
James and
Abraham Stoner
Mrs. William Boyer Dies Here Today
Mrs. William Boyer 67 of 310 North Third Avenue died at 6 15 am in Washington County Hospital after five years of ill health. Funeral services are set for 10 09 am Wednesday Oct 3 1961 at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Richard Peterson. graveside rites at Evergreen Cemetery Fairfield at 1 30 pm. Edith Pearl Salts born June 14 1894 Covington Ind came to town at nine. married William Boyer Dec 20 1946 and lived here 15 years. Survivors include husband three children six grandchildren and three brothers Ralph Forest Salts of Ann Arbor and Stanley Salts of El.
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William Boyer
North Third Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Boyer
Jones Funeral
Richard Peterson
Evergreen Cemetery
Fairfield
Edith Pearl Salts
Covington
Ind
The
Baptist Church
Orvil Tompkins
Phoenix
Ariz
Ella Marie
Wichita
Kansas
Irene Bates
Ft. Knox
Ralph and
Forest Salts
Annes
Stanley Salts
Iowa Fires Cause Heavy Damage in Muscatine Area
A Sunday blaze in Muscatine destroyed parts of a four story Redman Lodge and injured residents, with $200000 plus losses. The Muscatine Pearl Works suffered $150000 in equipment loss and brick collapse damaged nearby businesses and a car wash. In Keokuk a century old two section building burned for eight hours, killing no one and causing $12000 in damage to the former Daily Gate City site and shattering dozens of windows.
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Muscatine
UPI
Redman Lodge
Muscatine Pearl Works
Ment
Othmar Heating and Supply Co
Bringer Radio and
1’ Service
Redman Building
Redman
Keokuk
Hamilton
Mississippi River
William Bunch Chicken Hatchery
Memphis, Mo
KKK
Medicine
John Breheny
Gate City
Iowa toll reaches 470 as seven killed in weekend crashes
United Press International reports the 1961 Iowa traffic fatality toll climbed to 470 with seven deaths over the weekend, plus a later injury death. The incidents included four single-vehicle wrecks involving a farm tractor, a car leaving the road near Hawarden, a crash near Atlantic, and another on interstates near Osceola. Additional fatalities occurred in Story County and Ames areas, with out-of-state deaths noted in Pennsylvania and Illinois.
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United Press International
Iowa
Arnold Jerry Hartkopp
Latimer
Hartkopp
Dick Rodgers
Elmer Stockdale
Iowa Falls
Bruce R. Pearson Named to Moorhead State College Faculty
Bruce R. Pearson of Ainsworth has been named instructor of speech and theatre arts at Moorhead State College in Moorhead Minnesota. He holds a BA and MA from the University of Arizona, served in the U S Navy from 1951 to 1955, and has extensive summer stock theatre experience in New England including two seasons as technical director at the Old Globe Theatre in San Diego.
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Bruce BR. Pearson
Ainsworth
Moorhead State College
Pearson
University of Arizona
U. S. Navy
New England
Old Globe Theatre
San Diego
Moorhead
Minn
Marvin W. Jones Wins New 62 Chevrolet Corvair
Marvin W. Jones of 622 East Main Street won a 1962 Chevrolet Corvair in a sales contest conducted by Siegler Heater Co of Centralia Alabama. Jones has worked as a salesman for about five years and received the telegram with the news this morning.
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Marvin W. Jones
East Main Street
Siegler Heater Co
Centralia
Jones
Local Churches Plan CWS Clothing Drive Meeting
In preparation for the annual clothing drive sponsored by Church World Service an organizational meeting is set at First Presbyterian Church on Thursday October 5 at 2 pm Ministers and representatives from local churches and surrounding areas are invited The Rev Richard Staple state director for the Christian Rural Overseas Program will conduct the meeting Note the date is one day later than planned.
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Church World Service
First Presbyterian Church
Richard Staple
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Daniel Gevock Dies at Age Two
Daniel Gevock two year old son of Mr and Mrs George Gevock died Sunday night Final rites set for Wednesday at St Josephs Catholic Church East Pleasant Plain Survivors include his parents grandparents Mrs Mary Gevock and Mr and Mrs Robert North two brothers Duane and Larry and sister Karen
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Biighton
Daniel Gevock
George Gevock
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
East Pleasant Plain
Mary Gevock
Robert North
Duane
Larry
Karen
Shellengoski Rites Held At East Pleasant Plain
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Shellengoski were held at 9 am in St Joseph's Catholic Church East Pleasant Plain. Burial followed in the local cemetery. She died early Saturday.
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Brighton
Mary Shellengoski
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
East Pleasant Plain
Family of Seven Killed in Fremont Crash
A semi trailer struck a car just outside Fremont Nebraska killing seven people from Blair including Dallas Talkington 45 his wife and their five children. The family was pinned in the crushed vehicle in what authorities call the worst highway crash in Dodue County history.
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Fremont
Neb
UPI
Dallas Talkington
Blair
Dodue County
Monthly Legion Meet Planned Tuesday
Leon Beatty American Legion members will hold their monthly meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Legion rooms at the city hall. A short business session will be led by Commander George Rudner. A social hour with smorgasbord refreshments will conclude the evening.
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Leon Beatty
American Legion
Legion
George Rudner
Weather Iowa Forecast Through Tuesday and Weekend Outlook
Generally fair weather continues in Iowa through Tuesday with warmer northerly areas tonight. Highs reach the 60s Tuesday, then fair Wednesday with little temperature change. Five day outlook shows temperatures 2 to 5 degrees below normal to Saturday, with a few light showers late week totaling about one tenth of an inch.
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Iowa
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