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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1964

Page

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Goldwater Calls for New Crusade to Reduce Communist Power

Senator Barry Goldwater campaigned in California touting a crusade for peace through strength. He said the United States must reduce Communist power to deter threats without war, stressing risks in defending freedom and urging a tough stance. His Hollywood Palladium appearance followed stops in Phoenix, Lubbock, and El Paso during a coast-to-coast tour.

Los Angeles UPI Barry M. Goldwater California America Free World Goldwater Hollywood Palladium Phoenix Arizona Lubbock el Paso Tex

Washington woman leaves 89000 in will probate set

Jennie E Hall of Washington dies October 1 and her will, set for probate October 15, bequeaths 89000 to many groups. The 25000 gift to Home Association of Washington memorializes her parents. Other gifts include 1000 to 5000 sums to Methodist Church PEO DAR and more, with 7500 for Ainsworth Cemetery upkeep and 6000 to be managed for cemetery lot care. Residue split between First Methodist Church of Washington and Ainsworth Methodist Church. Continued on page 8.

Jennie E. Hall Washington

Native of Ceylon to be guest of Joneses

Miss Kusuma Ranasinghe IFYE from Ceylon will stay at 718 S. 9th with the Joe Jones family from October 12 to 19. She has lived in Iowa County Marengo and previously in rural California. IFYE is a 4 H program run by National 4 H Club Foundation for 4 to 6 months.

Miss Kusuma_ Ransinghe Ifye Ceylon Joe Jones S. 9Th Ranasinghe Iowa County Marengo Iowa California International Farm Youth Exchange National 4-H Club Foundation Washington, D. C Cooperative Extension Service State Land Grant Colleges and Universities U. S. Department of Agriculture

Voter's Primer stamp demand excess at post office

The 5cent Register-Vote commemorative stamp is in high demand with over 3000 on hand at the Washington Iowa Post Office. Stamps are available at the stamp window on request as officials urge post offices nationwide to promote voting in the general election.

Washington Iowa

Funeral Sunday for George Nicholson

Funeral services for George C. Nicholson 61 will be Sunday at 2 p.m. in Swank Church southwest of Lone Tree with Rev. Carlyle Smith presiding. Sherman-Eden funeral home handles arrangements. Nicholson of Tucson died October 8. Born September 17, 1903 in Johnson County he was reared in Washington and married August 26, 1925 to Beulah Walty. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Christian Survivors. Survivors include his wife Florence Attig of Lone Tree his son George Jr. of Lone Tree six grandchildren two sisters Nita Bidwell of Chicago and Marie Sieler Columbus Junction and brother Walter Nicholson of Washington.

George C. Nicholson Swank Church Lone Tree Carlyle Smith Sherman-Eden Funeral Home Nicholson Tucson Ariz Johnson County J. A Flora Kephart Nicholson Washington Beulah Walty Christian Church Donald Florence) Attig George Jr Nita Bidwell Chicago Marie Sieler Columbus Junction Walter Nicholson

St Paul church to honor senior citizens

The St Paul United Church of Christ will honor its senior members on Sunday October 11 with a morning worship service followed by a basket dinner and an afternoon program. Invitations have been sent to seniors. the Women's Fellowship president invites members and friends to attend. Morning worship starts at 10 30 a m. Program committee includes Mrs Merritt Canady Mrs Guy Stuckman and Mrs Everett Westen.

St Paul

Johnson Attacks Goldwater In Kentucky Campaign Stop

President Johnson, en route with his campaign caravan, called Barry Goldwater’s criticism of Kennedy’s Cuba missile handling an indictment and said Goldwater would be defeated. He argued the main foreign policy issue is responsibility versus irresponsibility and mocked Goldwater’s Social Security stance. Johnson urged voters in Louisville to support bipartisan peace efforts and warned against a dangerous departure from postwar U.S. policy.

Johnson UPI Barry Goldwater Kennedy Goldwater South Arizona Louisville Khrush Nikita S. Khrushchev Cuba New England U.S Kentucky Tennessee

Anna Martin dies in Mt Pleasant Iowa obituary notice

Mrs Anna Martin of Winfield died Thursday at Memorial Hospital Mt Pleasant after a lingering illness Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 pm CST Barton McKesson Funeral Home Winfield She survived by three daughters Mrs Gene Stephens of Ainsworth Mrs Robert Hanna and Mrs Lester Charboneaux of Mt Pleasant and two sons Leonard of Wyoming IA and Max of Clinton Also surviving are twenty two grandchildren nineteen great grandchildren three sisters and two brothers Anna Catherine Meier Martin born July 27 1888 in Holland IA married Marshall Martin August 2 1910 who died August 2 1940 She lived much of her life in Crawfordsville and Winfield communities

Ainsworth Anna Martin Winfield Memorial Hospital Mt. Pleasant Barton - McKesson Martin Gene Stephens Robert Hanna Lester Charboneaux Leonard Wyoming Max Clinton Anna Catherine Martin Holland, Ia August Meier Marshall Martin Crawfordsville

Community Chest Drive Hopes For Wide Volunteer Help

Richard Horak, general chairman, stresses that the 1965 Community Chest Drive is a community coordinated effort. He notes the work behind the scenes includes tallying figures, records keeping, and managing funds led by secretary-treasurer Mrs. Don Minick who has served seven years and earns a $1000 stipend. The drive opens October 26, with zone chairmen lining up residential workers and urging broad participation.

Don Fern) Minick Community Chest Minick Horak

IRS Unveils Simplified 1040 Form For 1965 Tax Year

The IRS announced a new simplified version of Form 1040 to ease filing next year. About 22 million taxpayers can use a single sheet, with 22 million more expected to use Form 1040A. The changes reflect the 1964 revenue act, including a higher minimum standard deduction and front‑page exemptions, while itemizing remains an option. The form features pre stamped names and addresses and front‑of‑page exemption listings to reduce errors.

Washington UPI Internal Revenue Service IRS

Victory dinner celebrates cancer society exceed target

Washington County Chapter of the American Cancer Society surpassed its $5 510 goal with $6 965 24 in contributions and plans a victory meeting at 8 p m Tuesday October 13 at the Methodist Church in the basement The featured speaker is Addison W Brown M D of Des Moines a gynecologist and president of the Iowa Division of the American Cancer Society He lectures statewide to erase cancer stigma and promote public education An invitation is extended to county youth to attend.

Washington County American Cancer Society All Crusade Addison W. Brown Des Moines Brown Iowa University of Iowa College American Medi Cal Association Polk County Medical Society Iowa Medical Society Central Association of Obstreticians and Gynecologist American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology Iowa State Obstetrics-Gynecology Organization

Iowa Weather Outlook Fair to Warm Across State

Fair tonight with frost risk in colder areas. Saturday mostly fair and warmer with southerly winds. Lows tonight 32 to 35. Highs Saturday in the 60s. Sunday partly cloudy and warmer with a chance of scattered showers.

Iowa

Busy Season at Kalona Molasses Farm

A Kalona area feature profiles Daniel Yoder and family who press about 1,000 gallons of molasses yearly from sorghum on their farm five miles north of Kalona. They describe the two stage cooking process, use of clay and corn cob fuel, and the demand that brings customers from as far as 200 miles for fresh molasses and gift purchases.

Daniel Eugene Yoder Kalona Daniel Henry Miller Alton Yoder

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