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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1968

Page

2

American on New Zealand Outward Bound relief for McAvoy Dana

Dana McAvoy of Washington participated as the first American in New Zealand Outward Bound at Anakiwa Marlborough Sounds. The 23 day course built initiative and teamwork through watches, leader selection, solo 36 hour test, and four day mountain expeditions culminating in 16 peaks conquered. He returns to Wellington for a third school term and to stay with host family Bill Sommervilles in Khandallah before returning to Washington in December.

Dana McAvoy Washington New Zealand Rotary Wellington Dana Outward Bound J. B. Harrison Col. Harrison Anakiwa Marlborough Sounds South Island Liv Civilization Bill Sommervilles Clive Road Khandallah

Weekend Open House At Old Dublin Store

Interested visitors are reminded of an open house at the old Dublin Store west of Washington this weekend. The store will be open from 1 to 5 30 p m this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon with coffee served.

Dublin Washington

Travel series to open Monday night at Washington High

The annual winter Travel and Adventure programs start Monday evening October 14 at 8 p.m. in the Washington High School auditorium. Kiwanis club sponsors fund local community service projects. The first program features a Jamaica film and narration by John Strong. Season tickets for six programs are on sale. Call 3 2164 for ride to the school.

Washington High School Kiwanis Club Jamaica John Strong

Letts Man Injured In Two Car Crash

A two car collision at the gravel road and blacktop highway near Letts sent William Walter, 91, of Letts, to Muscatine General Hospital in fair condition. The crash occurred as Walter moved from the gravel road onto the blacktop and involved Theodore Rowe, 46, of Letts. Both vehicles were badly damaged. Louisa County sheriff's officers investigated.

Columbus Junction Letts Muscatine General Hospital William Walter Muscatine Hospital Theodore Rowe Walter Louisa County

Five Christian Women's Fellowship groups meet for worship and study

The CWF met Thursday and Friday with plans announced to clean the church kitchen on October 22 at 9 30 a.m. All helpers are urged to come. A program of calling the second Wednesday each month was reminded. Members will meet at the church at 1 p.m. for assignment and transportation. All groups continue the Winds of Change study.

CWF Christian Women’s Fellowship

KCII Receives Service Plaque from Air Force Recruiters

KCII of Washington received a service plaque honoring public service to the U S Air Force recruiting program. Sgt Lester Pankey of the Iowa City recruiting station presented the award, accompanied by a letter of appreciation signed by Major Thomas M Heide USAF.

KCII Washington United States Air Force Lester Pankey Iowa City Thomas M. Heide USAF

Men in Service Brock Pvt Lyle W Brock Jr

Private Lyle W Brock Jr served in Company D 1st Battalion USAOCTS at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland 21005 with ER 17774720. This brief notice lists the service member and posting in a formal military address.

Lyle W. Brock Jr Co. D

Minimum tillage after soybeans for corn seedbeds

County Extension Director Jim Frier notes that spring disking with a chopper or straw spreader can replace plowing for corn on soybean ground. Iowa State agronomist E R Duncan says double-disking in spring is effective and reduces tillage costs and erosion risk. Phosphorus and potassium should be worked deeply or injected to support both crops, with carryover estimates available.

Jim Frier E. R. Duncan Iowa State University Extension Agronomist

Five Mid-Prairie FFA Members Attend Iowa State Career Day

Five Mid-Prairie FFA Chapter members Dennis Yoder Byron Miller Sam Baker Ron Stumpf Ricky Berg and Mrs Swank adviser attended Career Day on the Iowa State University campus in Ames on Saturday October 5 The event sponsored by the College of Agriculture aimed to acquaint students with ISU agriculture courses Speakers included Dr Floyd Andre Dean of Agriculture Dr Louis B Thompson Associate Dean and other professors Harold Crawford head of Farm Operations Department led the meeting After the general session groups toured college divisions with about 500 FFA students from across Iowa attending The afternoon featured the Iowa State Colorado football game attended by many delegates.

Mid - Prairie Ffa Iowa State University Ames Dennis Yoder Byron Miller Sam Baker Ron Stumpf Ricky Berg Swank College of Agriculture Iowa State Floyd Andre Louis B. Thompson

HJ Club Plans Christmas Party and Meetings

The HJ Club met with Mrs. Robert Marek hosting and Mrs. Keith Horn cohosting. Sixteen members answered roll call as they discussed a December 7 Christmas party at the Kalona Bank building and reviewed Veterans Hospital project plans. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Joe Knotek and Mrs. Jim Altenhofen. November meetings will be with Mrs. Vern Escher and include officer elections.

HJ Club Robert Marek Keith Horn Kalona Bank Ray Sojka Veterans Hospital Joe Knotek Jim Altenhofen Vern Escher

Royalty chosen at Highland High Homecoming ceremony

Riverside student Cynthia Gos ling and Ainsworth student Timothy Krantz were named homecoming queen and king at Highland High School Friday night. They were crowned during halftime of the football game between Highland and Winfield. Mt. Union High School.

Riverside Cynthia Gosling Ainsworth Timothy Krantz Highland High School Highland Winfield Mt. Union High School

UPW Meeting at Marion Avenue U P Church Deserts Luncheon

United Presbyterian Women's Association met Friday afternoon for a dessert luncheon served by Circle One. Mrs. William Nolin opened with devotions praising God's goodness and urging offerings for the 1968 Thank Offering target of 400000 dollars. Mrs. Harvey Holden led the program with the theme Dare the Second Mile and introduced Willa Ramsey and William Ross who spoke of over 40 years of missionary work in India.

United Presbyterian Women’s Association Marion Avenue U. P Circle One William Nolin UPW Harvey Holden Circle Four Lawrence Jongewaard Bel Air Sikke Temple

Halcyon House Notes Highlight Visits and Farewell

Halcyon House residents welcomed visitors from Indianapolis Tampa and Whittier as families gathered for birthdays and piano performances. Longtime resident Wilder Bell died after a prolonged illness while Elizabeth Thorne traveled from New York City to visit her mother Ruth Thorne.

Wilder Bell Halcyon House Elizabeth Thorne New York City Mrs Ruth Thorne

Iowa essay and poster contest announces 1968 entries

The Iowa City Employ the Handicapped Committee announces the 1968 Essay and Poster Contest open to state students. Sponsored by the State Department of Iowa and Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, in cooperation with the committee. Last year over 100 entries were received. winners receive cash awards including a $25 Freedom Share for the essay winner.

Iowa City State Department of Iowa Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary

Ainsworth Auxiliary Plans Gold Star Honor Coffee

The American Legion Auxiliary unit in Ainsworth will honor Gold Star members with a 9 a m Tuesday coffee. Mrs Clark Pfeifer will show Hawaii pictures. Members are asked to bring names and addresses of service boys.

Ainsworth American Legion Auxiliary Unit Clark Pfeifer Hawaii

Social calendar of local clubs and meetings

Social calendar lists events for Saturday through Tuesday including White Shrine at Mason Temple with Friendship Night and organist honor. Meetings for TTT chapters, Past Worthy High Priestess Club, Bible study, and craft sessions. rifle shooting, senior citizens discussion, World War I groups, and potluck noted with locations and times. note: literature meeting canceled until October 21.

Ron Powley Richard Wiley Worthy High Priestess Club Paul Wolfe Verne Landers YWCA Glenn Knapp VFW VFW Hall Izaak Walton League 1St Presbyterian Vpw Ralph Marshall Marion Ave Church Legion Hall

Engagement Told for Marde Anderson and Joseph McConnell

Mr and Mrs Dean Anderson of York Nebraska announce the engagement of their daughter Marde Jean to Joseph L McConnell son of Mr and Mrs W H McConnell of Iowa City Iowa previously Washington The wedding is planned for December 21 in Iowa City Miss Anderson a University of Nebraska senior will graduate in January with a major in elementary education and is a Kappa Kappa Gamma member She plans to teach after graduation Mr McConnell a University of Iowa senior majors in pre medicine and will continue studies after his June graduation

Dean Anderson York Nebraska Washington Marde Jean Joseph L. McConnell W. H. McConnell Iowa City Miss Anderson University of Nebraska Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority McConnell University of Iowa

Community clubs host desserts and socials across town

Friendship Club held a Thursday luncheon at Captain's Table with co-hostesses Mrs. Harold Kueneman and Mrs. Ray Niffen egger. Guests included Mrs. Bill Wulf Mrs. Fred Bartow and Mrs. Miller. Activities covered book reviews birthday gifts and entertainment led by Mrs. Mark Campbell and Mrs. Bartow. Mooseheart Moosehaven committee introduced by Mrs. Ernest Hinkle and ten Wick School of Dancing performed. A Halloween toy drive and Christmas in October fundraisers were noted along with a formal enrollment to follow. Rebekah Club meeting included prayer and potluck November plans with bingo white elephant gift. Highland Social Club and Antioch Social Club meetings reported with travel bingo UNICEF donation and bake sale events.

Friendship Club Harold Kueneman Ray Niffenegger Bill Wulf Fred Bartow Miller Mark Campbell Mooseheart Women of the Moose Sam Simmering Ernest Hinkle Mooseheart and Moosehaven Wick School of Dancing West Veterans Hospital James Edwards Melo Horak Everett Goodwin Larry Neff Hinkle Moosehome Harold Brock Rebekah Club John Beenblossom Nondal Richardson Antioch Social Club Marion Timmins Harold Wehr Walter Bauer Merle Thrapp Lloyd Bauer Richard Brinning Brinning

Church Service and Trustee Meeting Details

Church school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 45 a m with sermon Flower Children Yesterday and Today Anthem Brother James Air. Trustees meeting at 11 45 a m led by Pastor Clarence W Dehne with assistant J Dales Buchanan.

James Air Clarence W. Dehne J. Dales Buchanan

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