Youth in Government program sponsored by YMCA at Des Moines
The YMCA will again sponsor a Youth in Government program for high school boys and girls to study public issues debate policy draft legislation and participate in a mock state legislature in Des Moines. Two trips are planned with sessions on resources health education rights taxes and more leading to a December 13 14 model assembly. Sign up by October 17 with meeting October 10 at 7 30 pm in the YMCA East Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Des Moines
Senate
House of Representatives
Legislative Assembly
Pete Weller
Ymca East Room
Mrs Samuelson Dies After Illness at 54
Nathalia Mary Pauly Samuelson, 54, of 1017 North Eighth Avenue, died at 2:10 a m today in Washington County Hospital after three months illness. Funeral Monday 9:30 a m at St James Catholic Church with burial at Harper Cemetery. Rosary Sunday at 7:30 p m at Jones Funeral Home. Surviving: husband Clarence Samuelson seven relatives, including daughter Janice Reed of Keota and sons Dwayne and Dale, plus parents Norbert Pauly and Theresa Pauly of Portland, Ore., several siblings and grandchildren.
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Clarence Samuelson
North Eighth Avenue
Washington County Hospital
St. James Catholic Church
Edward F. Collins
Harper Cemetery
Rosary
Jones Funeral
Nathalia Mary Pauly
Keota
John HH
Theresa Conrad Pauly
St. James Catholic
Catholic Daughters
St. Rita
Edmund
Janice) Reed
Dwayne F
Highland school board sets October meeting at Riverside
Highland Community High School board will meet Monday October 14 at 8 p m. at the Riverside school. Funeral services for Joseph F Havel were held at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Ellis Powell officiating. Pallbearers named. Burial in Riverside Cemetery. Washington City Police investigated a motor vehicle accident at a Texaco station around 9 55 a m. Nadine D Buck of 444 E 3rd was charged with driving without a license. No damage estimate available.
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Highland School
Highland Community High School
Riverside
Washington
Texaco
Nadine D. Buck
Wilder Bell 92 dies in Washington after long railroad career
Wilder Charles Bell, 92, died August 11, 1968 at Halcyon House in Washington where he lived since 1959. A retired railroad agent, he led and later served as secretary of Masonic bodies for over 50 years, was a Kaaba Shrine member, and attended the Methodist church. Born December 5, 1875 in Mahoning County Ohio, he grew up in Marion Iowa and began railroad work at 16. Services by Jones Funeral Home, graveside at Oak Shade Cemetery. Memorials to Halcyon House. Survived by nephew Milo C. Bell of Mukilteo, WA, and niece by marriage Mrs Ward Bell of San Francisco.
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Wilder Charles Bell
Halcyon House
Washington
Mr. Bell
Masonic Lodge
Kaaba Shrine
Methodist Church
Mahoning County
Ohio
Andrew William
Mary Jane Voxheimer Bell
Marion
Iowa
Jones Funeral Home
Rev. M. O. Smith
Oak Shade
Milo C. Bell
Mukilto
Ward Bell
San Francisco
California
Kiwanis club hears from Schmidhauser candidate speech
The Washington Kiwanis Club hosted John Schmidhauser as guest speaker at the weekly luncheon. Introduced by program chairman Harry Levy, he presented brief remarks on reforming the seniority system and urged cooperation to address today’s problems. Guests Pat Bergen Robert Zager and George Van Houten were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Kiwanis Club
John Schmidhauser
Harry Levy
Schmidhauser
Congress
Pat Bergen
Robert Zager
George van Houten
Admitted and Dismissed Names in Ohio Hospitals
On the record Admitted Today Louie Wagenknecht of Columbus Junction underwent a surgical procedure. Frank Lemley of Haskins was admitted for medical care. Dismissed Today Edgar Wise of Brigh ton Mrs Addie Thompson of Washington Robert Dunn of Wyman Mrs Ray Blair of Washington Mrs Madelon Anderson of Washington Raymond Crone of Washington
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Louie Wagenknecht
Columbus Junction
Surgical
Frank Lemley
Haskins, Medical
Edgar Wise
Brighton
Addie Thompson
Washington
Robert Dunn
Wyman
Ray Blair
Madelon Anderson
Raymond Crone
Area speech contest slated for Sunday evening
Final plans for the area humorous speech contest to be held here Sunday evening were made at the regular Washington Toastmasters Club meeting. Toastmasters from throughout this section of the state will compete. Charles Twinam served as toastmaster, with Howard Lanning as table topics chairman. Five minute speeches included David Miksch speaking Today's Children, Delmar Ebersole with Prescription for a Coronary, and Frank Patterson presenting A Sacred Spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Toastmasters Club
Charles Twinam
Howard Lanning
David Miksch
Delmar Ebersole
Frank Patterson
Tops Club invites guests to meetings
The Wash Away Tops Club will meet in regular session Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the YWCA room. TOPS stands for Take Off Pounds Sensibly. The club weighs in, discusses weight loss, conducts contests, and socializes. Any woman can attend weekly without invitation. A Halloween party is planned for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tops
YWCA
Washington Community Chorus Announces Oct 14 Tryouts
The Washington Community Chorus will hold private auditions at 8 p.m. October 14 at the YMCA to recruit about 18 dependable singing voices. New director Thor McMillan aims to regain strong blending, with members required to buy a YMCA membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Community Chorus
YMCA
Thor McMillan
McMillan
Marion Ave. Presbyterian Choir
Mid - Prairie High School
Insurance Savings and Loan opens in Washington
Rex Lee announces grand opening of Insurance Plan Savings and Loan Association for October 14 to 18. The firm, now in a remodeled building opposite the State Theatre, began in Mt. Pleasant in 1937 and has a Washington branch with Eilene Widmer as secretary. Office hours are Tuesday to Thursday 9 to 3 and Monday and Friday 9 to 5 30, closed Saturdays.
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Rex Lee
New
Insurance Plan Savings and Loan Association
State Theatre
Insurance Plan Savings and Loan
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Eilene Widmer
Insurance Plan
Local family visits and health news from Cedar Rapids area
Dr. and Mrs. G E Montgomery Jr of Carrington North Carolina plan a weekend visit at the parental home of Dr. Montgomery. Their daughter Kristine stays with grandparents and will return home with her parents. Mrs. Charles Harley visits Davenport then travels with Gary Oldenburg and granddaughter to Ely Minnesota to visit Dwight Harley's family. 4 year old Mark Simpson, son of Lt Cmdr Jon Simpson, is improving after injuries from a car accident. He is treated in Providence Rhode Island. James Rieser and Sandra Messer welcome a son in Waterloo with relatives Ethel Messer and others noted. Ethel Palmer recovering from eye surgery at University Hospitals Iowa City. Stanley and wife return from Berlin New Hampshire after visiting their son and seeing Niagara Falls and The Old Man of the Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Montgomery Jr
Carrington, N. C
G.E. Montgomery
Kristine
Charles Harley
Davenport
Wilton Harleys
Gary Oldenburg
Ely
Minn
Dwight Harley
Mark Simpson
Jon Simpson
Warwick
R. I
Mark
Providence
Geri Nickerson
Arnold Carr
Ruth Simpson
Cmdr
Stanley Thompson
Robert Thompson
Berlin
New Hampshire
Niagara Falls
Great Stone Face
Bender Kaufman Wedding Set For Sunday
The marriage of Serena Sue Bender and Ronald Dean Kaufman will be solemnized Sunday October 13 at 4 PM at the First Presbyterian Church in Washington. Parents named are Mr and Mrs Ivan Bender of Kalona and Mr and Mrs Archie Kaufman of Washington. Friends and relatives are invited.
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Serena Sue Bender
Ivan Bender
Kalona
Ronald Dean Kaufman
Archie Kaufman
Washington
First Presbyterian Church
South Second
Apollo 7 lifts off in historic Saturn 1B flight
Apollo 7 blasted from the Cape on a Saturn 1B as Commander Schirra and crew reached a near perfect orbit of 140 to 174 miles. Heart rates ran from 87 at liftoff to 100 during staging while eight engines burned 720 gallons per second. The countdown had a brief hold for engine cooling and Houston reported all systems go as the rocket climbed aboard with ground control optimism.
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Mission Control
Oceanside
Cape
Atlantic
Houston Control
Schirra
Sheriff Removal Remedy If Neglect Refusal Cited
Haesemeyer says supervisors can seek court removal to draw the line. Iowa law allows removal of any appointive or elective officer by district court for wilful or habitual neglect or refusal to perform duties. The petition may be filed by the county attorney or five qualified electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haesemeyer
Iowa
District Court
Faith Baptist Church Sunday Schedule
Faith Baptist Church lists a 9:00 a.m. Sunday School and 10:00 a.m. Worship with evening services at 6:00 p.m. and youth groups at 7:00 p.m. The note describes the church as a friendly place with a warm heart for visitors.
Local Service Members Listed by Fort Jackson and Fort Sam
The notice names service members including JUNGBLUTH C P Jr at Fort Jackson South Carolina Hawkins Larry H at Fort Sam Houston Texas Ossman Ed at Fort Sam Houston and Wulf Edward C at Fort Sam Houston. Units shown include Co C 4th BN USA MTC and Co D 1st BN USA Med TC. The document lists service numbers and training commands for personnel in the National Guard and Army services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry H. Hawkins
USA
Sam Houston
Texas
Ed Ossman
Usamedtc
Ft. Sam Houston
Washington Evening Jornal staff and notices
A reader notice page outlines staff roles led by Editor David Elder and Business Manager, with department heads for News and Advertising. It also lists affiliations with press associations and a rate card showing Iowa subscriptions at 2.75, 5.26, and 10.00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Evening Jornal
Washington
Iowa
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
United Press
Inland Daily Press Ass
Iowa Daily Press Ass
Iowa Press Ass'n
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Social calendar notices sweep upcoming lodge and club events
Upcoming notices set by 10 a.m. deadline, three days before publication. Friday Brighton CBS 8 p.m. at Mason ic Temple. Saturday White Shrine 8 p.m. at Mason ic Temple with Friendship Night. organist to be honored. officers in formals. all members urged to attend. Monday TTT Chapter DL and Y meet 8 p.m. with notes. Past Worthy High Priestess Club 7:30 p.m.. Bible I and other meetings listed. Tuesday Tops Club 7:30 p.m. YWCA room, Handcraft II 2 p.m.. VFW Auxiliary 8 p.m.. Y Wives 1:30 p.m. at VW room for Christmas crafts and sports. Rifle at Izaak Walton League. 1st Presbyterian VPW Circle IV 6:30 p.m.. Circle V 8 p.m.. UPW Intercessors 9–9:30 a.m.. Senior Citizens Discussion Group 2 p.m. at Y. World War I Barracks 6:30 p.m. Potluck at Legion Hall.
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Brighton
Masonic Temple
White Shrine
Ron Powley
Richard Wiley
Worthy High Priestess Club
Paul Wolfe
Verne Landers
YWCA
Glenn Knupp
VFW
VFW Hall
Izaak Walton League
1St Presbyterian Vpw
Circle V
Ralph Marshall
Marion Ave
Church
Legion Hall
Fourteen Members Attend Farmerettes 4-H Club Meeting
The Farmerettes 4-H Club met with Carol and Karen Marek on Monday. Fourteen members and two leaders attended. Connie Goodlander spoke on Art Study and Delana Goodlander discussed bulb life and burn out. New officers for next year were Peggy Chabal president Karen Marek vice president Carol Marek secretary Carrie Goodlander treasurer Janet Beranek reporter Myna Cave historian Sue Horn music chairman Connie Goodlander recreation chairman. Refreshments were served.
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Farmerettes 4 - H
Carol
Karen Marek
Connie Goodlander
Delana Goodlander
Peggy Chabal
Carol Marek
Carrie Goodlander
Janet Beranek
Myna
Jr High Band to Perform at Friday High School Game
The Washington Junior High Band led by Gary McCurdy will perform the halftime show at the Friday night football game. Drum Majorette Trudy Griffeth leads twirlers Becky Atkinson Jane Deaton Vicki Tucker Rhonda Martin and Shelley Horton. Theme is Songs Americans Sing featuring Music Maestro Please I m an Old Cowhand A Medley of 1940 Tunes and Up Up and Away.
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Washington
Gary McCurdy
Trudy Griffeth
Becky Atkinson
Jane Deaton
Vicki Tucker
Rhonda Martin
Shelley Horton
Accident fines issued after Lane change at HyVee entrance
Willard Ray mond Leichty of Route 1 Wayland was fined 15 dollars in justice court for an improper lane change after a collision on West Madison at the HyVee entrance. Neal Henry Neuhart of Route 1 Washington drove east and struck the Leichty vehicle while attempting to turn into the HyVee parking lot. Estimated damages totaled 350 dollars to Neuhart’s car and 75 dollars to Leichty’s. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Raymond Leichty
Route 1
Wayland
Justice of the Peace Court
West Madison
HyVee
Leichty
Neal Henry Newhart
Washington
Neuhart Auto
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Wag
East
Washington St
Wilder Bell
Kiwanis Club
Detroit Tiger
Wolf
Wolf's Flower Shop
Evening Journal
Tops Club
Insurance Savings, Loan
James Rieser
Waterloo
Ethel Palmer
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Faith Baptist Church
Washington Fairgrounds
Rev
Oliver v
World Baptist General Conference
Jungbluth
C. P. Jungbluth Jr
USATC
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Ossman
Tom Colton
Marty
FBI
the Willows
Cacorbin Crawford
Marie Jones
Raymond Miller
Area Television
Gomer Pyle
Op Entertain
Felony Squad
Don Rickles
Will Sonnett
Judd
Porter Wagoner
Joey Bishop
ECRG
Will
Sonnett Judd
Wwooo
FPRL
KCRG
Ernest Tubb
Lawrence Welk
Hollywood
Woc
Wells Fargo
Zane Grey
Adam
Aioe
Dillon
Leo Greco
Jackie Gleason
Petticoat Mannix
Gar
Death Valley
Three Sons
Hoean Heroes
Mannix
Joe Pyne
ETVO
Kangaroo Casper
Fantastic Four
Spiderman
Journey
Olympics Sports
NCAA
Sports McGee Report
SUN
Tom & Jerry
Notre Dame
Ray Nagel
Gentle Ben
Fda Sullivan
Smothers Bros
Impossible
Rocky Uncle Waldo M
Phyllis Diller
Christophers
Life Face Nation
NFL
Lassie Gentle
Ben Ed Sullivan
Smothers
Impossible News
Movie Bros
the Life
Herald of T
Bullwinkle
Discovery
Real State
Lester Family
Candyland
the FBI
EKCRG
White House
Laredo
Jack LaLanne
Jack LaLanine
Andy Dick van Dyke
Tom
Guiding Light
Mike Douglas McHale
Navy
Kangaroo
Andy
Dick van Dyke
KTVO
Ed Allen
Wwoc
State Bank
Washington, Iowa
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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