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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1962

Page

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Yankees and Giants Ready as World Series Opens

The Yankees bat first in San Francisco with Roger Maris driving in two in the first inning to lead 2-0 over the Giants. Oakland-anchored Candlestick winds prompt an early lineup reveal as Whitey Ford faces Billy O Dell or Jack Sanford to start the Series.

SAN Francisco UPI New York Yankees Roger Maris San Francisco Giants Giants O'dell Whitey Ford Yankees Los Angeles Dodgers Ford Ralph Houk Alvin Dark Billy O'Dell Jack Sanford Dark

African Christian Leader to Speak at Local Methodist Church

The Methodist Church of Washington announces six nightly services from October 7 to October 12 at 7 30 p m featuring Rev. Jonah G Chitombo of Southern Rhodesia Africa in a Mission to America program. He is a district superintendent and conference delegate, with seven children and a reception after Sunday’s service. The public is invited.

The Methodist Church of Washington Rhodesia Africa Jonah G. Chitombo America Methodist Church Chitombo Nyadiri Mutambara Southern Rhodesia

Hickenlooper to Speak at Washington Republican Banquet

United States Senator Bourke Hickenlooper will be the guest speaker at a Republican gathering in Washington on October 22. Tickets cost $3 and go on sale today through the Washington County central committee or Everetts Music Store. The event seats 200 at the Country Club dining hall with dinner at 6 30 p m. Congressman Fred Schwengel and all county Republican candidates will also attend.

United States Bourke Hickenlooper Washington M. Robert Everetts Washington County Central Committee Everetts Music Store Country Club Senator Hickenlooper Fred Schwengel

Mrs. Weaver Briggs Dies in Winfield

Mrs. Weaver Briggs of Winfield dies at home after a long life in the community aged 70. She leaves her husband Weaver Briggs and children Dr. Hilton Briggs Robert James Briggs and Marion Swanson plus eight grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral at Winfield Methodist Church with burial in Winfield-Scott Township Cemetery.

Winfield Weaver Briggs Marion Swanson Washington Winfield Methodist Church Joseph Ricks Robert Pattison Winfield-Scott Township Barton-McKasson Funeral Home Ethel Gladys Briggs Louisa County James Kathryn Collins Marshall New Cairo EUB CE Circle WSCS Foxy Grandmothers Club Hilton Briggs Brookings S. Dakota Robert James Briggs Andover Muass Marion Alice) Swanson Crane Cchildren

Parmer E. Babcock Dies After Fall at Home

Parmer E. Babcock, 83, died after a fall from a ladder while shingling his two story home at 308 East Jefferson Street. He died at Washington County Hospital. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 30 p m at Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev. Lloyd Latta officiating. Burial will be in Elm Grove Cemetery. He was born April 7 1879 in Washington County and died Oct 4 1962. He married Eunice White Jan 14 1903 and had lived in Washington since 1920. He was a retired farmer and member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife a brother Bert of Washington several nieces and nephews. One son and his parents preceded him in death.

Parmer E. Babcock East Jefferson Street Elm Grove Mr. Babcock Washington County Lyman B Mahala Haigler Babcock This County Pilotburg Eunice White Washington Methodist Church

Indian farmer Brij Lal Godara visits Keota via exchange

Brij Lal Godara, a 28 year old farmer from Rajasthan, India, stays in the Bill Walker farm home near Keota for about two weeks under the International Farm Youth Exchange program. He farms 400 acres in India, with 200 irrigated, growing cotton and wheat and raising livestock.

Brij Lal Godara Rajasthan India Bill Walker Keota Godare International Farm Walker United States Godara Arizona

Rain Totals Rise as Showers Ease in Washington

Weather observer records 2.20 inches of rain over recent days with drizzle and light showers. Farmers welcome moisture yet await dry spells to resume soybean harvesting and field work in the area.

Washington

Reorganization of 103rd Army Reserve On Agenda

General Erbe vows to block changes to the 103rd while fighting to save the 34th National Guard. The Defense Department plans a broader reorganization into brigade-sized units, affecting Iowa Wisconsin and Minnesota units. Governors must approve any Guard adjustments.

Des Moines UPI Norman A. Erbe Defense Department 103Rd Army Reserve 34Th National Guard Department of Army 103Rd Infantry Louis D. Burkhalter Cedar Rapids Erbe Hershey Burkhalter Department National Guard and Reserve 108Th 34Th Iowa Nebraska 1038Rd Minnesota Wisconsin Defense Robert Me

Mississippi game moved to Jackson over crowd fears

University of Mississippi officials relocate Saturdays Houston game from Oxford to Jackson amid racial unrest fears. Justice Department pledges protection for James Meredith as federal troops guard the campus. Meredith to attend fall classes, no incidents reported today.

Oxford, Miss UPI University of Mississippi Houston Jackson Justice Department Washington U.S James Meredith Meredith Hugh Craig J. D. Williams U.S. Defense Robert McNamara Army Cyrus Vance Oxford Craig Ross Barnett U.S. Atty Robert F. Kennedy University of Houston Harry Fouke Fouke Nesro Fotal Point Ross R. Barnett Ole Miss

Six Orbits Complete Air Flight of Schirra Milestone

Walter Schirra, aboard the Kearsarge, completed six orbits in a 9 hour 13 minute Mercury flight. He conserved fuel, drifted the capsule for a full orbit and a half, and parachuted safely into the Pacific near Midway Island.

Cape Canaveral America Walter M. Schirra Jr Uss Rearsarge UPS U.S Walter M. Schirra Kennedy Schirra Pacific Midway Island Walter B. Williams Mercury Project Donald Slayton Williams John Glenn Glenn Pt Arguello Calif Honolulu Houston Tex Kearsarge Ha- Waii North American Earth

District NFO Meeting In Iowa City October 6

The district NFO will hold a meeting at the fairgrounds in Iowa City on Saturday night October 6. Robert Scieszinski, national director for this area from Melrose, will speak and report on NFO progress and the hold ing action affecting bargaining for cost-of-production prices for farm commodities. The organization will skip the county headquarters meeting in Washington this week, continuing regular county meetings on the first and third Mondays each month until further notice.

NFO Fairgrounds Iowa City North Marion Washington Robert Scieszinski Melrose

Possible Foul Play In Lambert Death

Washington Iowa death of Earl Lambert under the S E 14th St bridge is being treated as possibly foul play by Polk County medical examiner Dr. Leo Luka. Lambert was found on railroad tracks Tuesday morning and it did not appear he was struck by a train. The examiner did not discuss specifics but suggested a fight or beating may have occurred.

Des Moines UPI Earl Lambert Washington Iowa Polk County Leo Luka Lambert S.E. 14Th St Luka

Toastmasters Hold Ladies Night in Washington

Max Churchill of Muscatine area governor attended the Washington Toastmasters ladies night meeting on Wednesday evening. Forty people joined as Roy Hodges chaired table topics and Charles Twinam acted as toastmaster. Five minute speeches were delivered by Paul Widmer Preston Harvey and Frank Patterson. Monica McCarthy provided organ music as the group meets Wednesdays at 6 30 p m.

Max Churchill Muscatine Washington Roy Hodges Charles Twinam Paul Widmer Preston Harvey Frank Patterson Monica McCarthy

Weather outlook for Iowa mixed skies and warmth

Partly cloudy west and mostly cloudy east with occasional rain or drizzle, extreme northeast cooler. Warmer tonight with lows in the 50s. Friday partly cloudy and warmer east, mostly clear west with highs in the 70s. Saturday partly cloudy and mild.

Colledt Press International Iowa

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