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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1963

Page

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Washington Community Chest 1964 Budget Highlights Notes

Budget items list contributions and allocations for 1964 including American Home Finding Assoc Ottumwa Campfire Girls Lake Darling Youth Center Mental Health Association and Salvation Army. Washington County Assoc for Mentally Retarded Children Me Youth Center Campaign and Administration Campaign Contingency Fund to cover losses by death removal or nonpayment of pledges.

American Home Finding Assoc Ottumwa Lake Darling

Annual Campaign Chest Drive to Start Oct 28

The 1963 Washington Community Chest sets a $28 100 goal with a two pronged drive. Kick off for business and industrial areas on October 28 and residential solicitation begins a week later. Kennedy chairs with Dick Ross and others as lieutenants. Allocation tabulation shows donation division among participating organizations.

Washington Robert Kennedy Kennedy Dick Ross Richard Peterson Wendell Eden E. Kelly Schlapkohl John C. Owen Jim Peterson Paul Ge Community Chest Washington Community Chest

Farm Bureau Sponsors Frankly Speaking on KCRG TV

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation members sponsor Frankly Speaking on KCRG-TV Channel 9 Cedar Rapids for a second year. The program airs Sundays at 5 30 p m with Art Rankin as moderator discussing rural urban issues. October 13 topic is Federal Farm Programs.

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Iowa Kcrg - TV Channel Cedar Rapids Art Rankin KCRG

Rites at Coppock For Mrs. Frank Manning

Funeral services for Mrs. Frank Manning 85 will be Friday at 2 p m in the Coppock Christian Church. Burial will be in Cottonwood Cemetery. She died Wednesday Oct 9 1963 at the Mt Pleasant home of Mr and Mrs Dallas Schirmer after two months there. She was born Dec 27 1877 in Henry County daughter of Rudolph Turner and Sara Pangborn Turner. She married Frank Manning April 25 1896. he died June 27 1963. Survivors include many Manning descendants and Turner siblings.

Wayland Frank Manning Christian Church Coppock Cottonwood Cemetery

Funeral services for Mrs Nellie Chapman Monday

Funeral services for Mrs Nellie Chapman will be held at 3 30 p m Monday in the Jones Funeral Home with the Rev Lloyd Latta in charge. Mrs Chapman died here Wednesday.

Nellie Chapman Jones Funeral Home Lloyd Latta

Macmillan Resigns Leadership Request Amid Surgery

Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced he would surrender leadership of the Conservative party for the next general elections while remaining prime minister for now. In a hospital bed letter to Foreign Secretary Lord Home, he urged the party to choose a new leader as he convalesces after a prostate operation read aloud to 4200 delegates.

Blackpool England UPI Harold Macmillan Conservative London Macmillan Conservative Party Lord Home

Tuesday Uniform Day For Area Boy Scouts

Tuesday October 15 is designated as uniform day for all Cub Scout Boy Scout and Explorer units in Hawkeye Area Boy Scout Council. C C Birr says the event supports an adventure round-up to recruit scouts and launches Friends of Scouting campaigns in 28 communities plus federated giving drives.

Hawkeye Area Boy Scout Council C. C. Birr Birr Friends of Scouting

Italian Dam Breaks and 3000 Die

Three thousand people are reported dead after an Italian dam failure. In other news for city races, missives show Rolla Thornton, John Baldrige, and Hubert Walker filing for council seats. At least one council-at-large contest looms with Thornton and Dale Doggett seeking that post. Other filings may follow as terms expire for Ray Munick, Ralph Marshall, Tom Tanner, and Jay Brewer. One park board seat to be elected on November 5.

Rolla Thornton John Baldrige Hubert Walker Mr. Thornton Dale Doggett Ray Munick Ralph Marshall Tom Tanner Jay Brewer

Heart Unit Meeting Set for October Twenty Second

T M Nelson chairman of the Washington County Unit of the Cedar Valley Heart Division announces a gathering on Tuesday October 22 at Washington Hospital at 730 p m. He urges all unit members and others interested in the Heart Association’s work to attend.

T.M. Nelson Washington County Cedar Valley Heart Division Washington Hospital Nelson Washington County Heart Unit Heart Association

Kalona Man Killed in Highway 22 Collision

A 68 year old Kalona man Adam A Miller died when a car driven by Donald Bold Iowa City struck the back of his horse drawn cart and wagon on Highway 22 two miles west of the junction with Highway 1. Miller suffered a crushed chest and possible skull fracture. Bold reported darkness and tried to avoid the vehicle but struck the rear corner of the wagon. Miller’s death brings Washington County highway fatalities to seven this year. Funeral services are Saturday at 1 pm in the Lloyd Mast home Kalona with Ira Nisley in charge. Twenty two grandchildren and a large extended family survive.

Kalona Adam A. Miller Donald Eugene Bold Iowa City Miller Bold Wellman Washington County Lloyd Mast Ira Nisley Yoder Funeral Home Adam Miller Charm Ohio Eric Mary Stretzman Miller Ann Schlabach Indiana

Kennedy approves 259 million wheat sale to Russia

President Kennedy backs a one shot 259 million dollar sale of four million tons of U S wheat to Russia and Eastern Europe at world prices. The move draws bipartisan support with Republicans voicing concerns over Cuba policy and containment. Kennedy frames it as a hopeful peace sign and funds it by private traders with no subsidy to buyers.

Washington UPI Kennedy U. S Russia Congress House Charles A. Halleck Indiana Barry M. Goldwater R-Ariz Cuba United States Senate Mike Mansfield Montana Frank Carlson R-Kan Republican House

Help sought to locate missing Washington man

Peace officers statewide are advised to search for Chuck DeMeyer a Washington man who vanished yesterday en route to a Victor Iowa doctors office. Authorities ask anyone with information to contact local police and report the missing driver or his vehicle promptly.

Washington Chuck DeMeyer Victor Iowa

Shaff Plan To Be Discussed In Ainsworth Meeting

The Shaff plan for redistricting Iowa is to be explained at a public meeting in Ainsworth. The event on October 17 at 8 p m in Highland Community School will feature John Ganon of Washington County as speaker and end within an hour. Coffee and cookies will be served, and all residents are invited to attend.

Ainsworth Iowa Ainsworth Chamber of Commerce Highland Community John Ganon Washington County

Field Loss May Be Heavy in County Corn

Extremely favorable conditions have hastened the drying of Washington County corn this year. Farmers report field losses up to 20 bushels per acre and many ears dropped in the fields. Moisture readings of 17 or 18 percent indicate corn is ready for picking. farmers are urged to check moisture and plan harvest soon.

Washington County Jim Frier

Laymen’s Sunday Observed in Two Local Churches

Laymen's Sunday will be observed at First Christian Church with Richard Goodwin presiding. Three men Vaughn Heimke Rodney Davisson and Deane Clingman give talks on The Timeless Message Who Is My Neighbor and Missions. Immanuel Lutheran pageant follows with worship liturgist Monroe Howell and sermonettes by Ray Meier Richard Wacholz and Ray Priebe.

First Christian Church Richard Goodwin Vaughn Heimke Rodney Davisson Deane Clingman Missions Fred Bourgeois Max Haifley Christian Men’s Fellowship Carlyle Smith International Assembly of the Christian Churches Miami Beach Florida Immanuel Lutheran Church Monroe Howell Ray Meier Richard Wacholz Ray Priebe Dennis A. Stutrud Immanuel Lutheran

County Farm Bureau Meeting Monday Evening

Washington County Farm Bureau will meet Monday evening with a smorgasbord at St. James school gym at 6 30 p m followed by a business session at 8 p m George Horn president says resolutions presentation will be a highlight of the gathering.

Washington County Farm Bureau George Horn St. Jacms

Detweiler Services At Wellman Saturday

Funeral services for Ben Detweiler will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Upper Deer Creek Mennonite Church with Ministers Walter Beachy Henry Miller and Morris Swartzendruber in charge. Burial will follow in Upper Deer Creek Cemetery.

Wellman Ben Detweiler Upper Deer Creek

Landslide Tragedy Strikes Vajont Dam Region

In Italy a 300 foot high wall of water unleashed by a landslide swept down the Piave Valley after the Vajont dam failure. Rescue officials estimate more than 3,000 dead across multiple villages, with towns left in ruins and survivors evacuated to Verona.

Longarone Italy UPI Vajont Piave Habitants Eros Ortore Verona Piero Dalmin Maria Massimo Petrin Petrin

Red Cross Plans County Drive At Quarterly Meeting

Washington County Red Cross board held a Wednesday meeting with reports from secretary Mrs. Miksch and chairmen. Highlights included leadership camp at Madrid in August and water safety learn to swim, plus plans for the annual drive starting October 15 with progress reports due by October 22 and solicitations by October 30.

Dwight G. Bode Washington County American Red Cross Board Lawrence Miksch Miksch Red Cross Madrid Barbara McFadden Bob Gallagher Douglas Hayes David Lynch Clinton Boshart Walter Sheetz Ted Howell Howard Timmons Bership Bob Everetts Southeast Iowa Regional Fund

Iowa Weather Outlook Sees Warmer Weekend After Showers

United Press International reports Iowa will see partly cloudy skies through Friday with widely scattered showers tonight. Cooler Friday with lows from the 40s northwest to 50s southeast, and highs in the 60s north to 70s south. Saturday looks sunny and a bit warmer.

Iowa

Emu engraving part of Iowa Print Group display

The Washington public library hosts 37 works from the 1963 64 Iowa Print Group travel exhibition including an Evan Lindquist engraving Emu. After the show it moves to St Marys College Kansas with public viewing hours 1 3 pm and 7 9 pm. Virginia Myers will lecture Monday at 7 30 explaining printmaking processes.

Evan Lindquist Washington Public Library Iowa Print Group Been Mauricio Lasansky University of Iowa St. Mary's College Kansas Virginia Myers

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Farm Bureau Mrs Mrs. Chapman Boy Scouts LeNora Taylor Heart Unit U.S County Farm Bureau Harold Mangold United Fund William White Robert Lowe Meryl Steele Canteen Ladies Group United Press International Emu
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