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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1969

Page

2

Temporary victory on farm subsidy ceiling debate in House

The House voted 181 to 177 to drop a hard $20,000 per farm subsidy ceiling, backing off a Conte plan while White House opposition and Senate positions leave a compromise farm bill unsettled. Agriculture Secretary Hardin discussed graduated scale options, proposing limited impact on large operations and possible exemptions for wheat and cotton, aiming to ease pressure on farmers to reduce acreage.

Washington Senate House Senate House Hardin Clifford M. Hardin Congress Agriculture Department

Vaughn Monroe at What Cheer Opera House

The What Cheer Opera House presents Vaughn Monroe and his Orchestra on Wednesday November 5 at 8 30 p m The article notes Monroe was born in Akron Ohio and trained in trumpet and voice starting at age 11 and 17 with schooling at Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh and Jeanette Pennsylvania It highlights his early success as Wisconsin trumpet solo champion at 15 and lists his musical background and fraternity membership Sigma Nu at Carnegie Tech

What Cheer Opera House Vaughn Monroe Vaughn Akron Ohio Kent Cudahy Wisconsin Jeanette Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh Sigma Nu

UP Open House marks 22nd anniversary in Washington

The United Presbyterian Home in Washington hosts an open house Thursday from 2 to 4 30 allowing viewings of the main building and four cottages. 140 residents live there across the main building and cottages. new cottage adds to the facilities. refreshments in the main building lounge. Parking provided at Immanuel Lutheran Church across East Washington. The home began in 1947 on the Brookhart property with six rooms.

United Presbyterian Home Washington Richard Colby UP Home Immanuel Lutheran Church East Washington Colby Brookhart

Lydia Sommer Eicher Dies in California

Lydia Sommer Eicher, died in California. She was born in Washington Iowa, daughter of Henry and Frances McKee Eicher. Survived by sister Hannah Eicher Bailey of Sausalito. Services set for Thursday October 16 at St Andrew's Memorial United Presbyterian church in Marin City California. Memorial gifts may be sent to the church.

Edward C. Eicher California Lydia Sommer Eicher Sausalito Miss Eicher Washington Iowa Henry Frances McKee Eicher Hannah Eicher Bailey St. Andrew's Memorial United Presbyterian Church Drake and South Donahue Streets Marin City

Jaycees report on coming projects and events

Washington Jaycees discussed upcoming efforts at Tuesday evening’s meeting. Tom Horak outlined a Halloween parade sponsorship for local youngsters. John Prochaska described plans to sell Christmas wreaths. Larry Griggs reported on a jury box orientation program at Columbus Junction. Members Griggs Bob Lewis Gary Shebeck and Lyle Moon attended. President Bob Lewis announced a state board meeting in Burlington October 17 18 and urged attendance.

Washington Jaycees Tom Horak Jaycees John Prochaska Larry Griggs Columbus Junction Griggs Bob Lewis Gary Shebeck Lyle Moon Burlington Mr. Lewis

Toastmasters Area Eight contest honors Mel Campbell

Mel Campbell of Burlington won the Area Eight Toastmasters humorous speech contest at Captain's Table in Washington Sunday evening, with Red Matthias of Ottumwa taking second. Other finalists included Charles Twinam of Washington and Kenneth Wilson of Fort Madison's Gavel Club.

Mel Campbell Burlington Area Eight Washington Red’ Matthias Ottumwa Charles Twinam Kenneth Wilson Boj Gavel Club Fort Madison

Deeds Record Lorraine Libenguth to Robert Libenguth Lot 6 River Side

A deed records Lorraine Libenguth transferring Lot 6 and the east half of Lot 5 in Block 11 of the Original Plat of Riverside to Robert F. Libenguth. The transaction details the parcel location and the grantee.

Lorraine Libenguth Robert F. Libenguth Riverside

Mid-Prairie FFA Groups Attends ISU Ag Career Day

Six Mid-Prairie FFA chapter members and two guests visited Ames for ISU Ag Career Day during Ag Week. Participants met college officials, toured departments, attended a reception in Memorial Union, and joined a panel on campus life before watching the Iowa State vs Colorado football game.

Mid - Prairie Ffa Ames Ag Career Iowa State University Pat Curl David Stutsman Ervin Swantz Byron Miller Steve Schroeder Marvin Fisher Kathy Welte Lori Harland Iowa State Memorial Union Colorado

Democratic Women's Club hear Robert Fulton speaker

Robert D. Fulton of Waterloo, a national Democratic committee man, spoke to the Democratic Women's Club at the Captain's Table on Tuesday evening. He urged active party involvement, accepting office responsibility, adapting to changing times, and casting aside prejudices to work for the common good, followed by a question and answer period.

Robert D. Fulton Waterloo National Democratic

Funeral for Crawfordsville resident Mrs Cherryholmes 74

Mrs Glen Cherryholmes 74 lifelong Crawfordsville resident died Oct 15 1969 at Mt. Pleasant Memorial Hospital after a week of illness. Funeral Friday 2 pm at Crawfordsville Methodist Church Rev Fred Richardson in charge. Burial Crawfordsville Cemetery. Surviving husband two grandchildren daughter and several siblings. Arrangements by Jones Funeral Home.

Glen Cherryholmes Crawfordsville Mt. Pleasant Memorial Hospital Fred Richardson Jones Funeral Home Hazel Mae Hamil John and Ada Oats Hamil James L. Welch Glen G. Cherryholmes American Legion Auxiliary Methodist Church Raymond Marie) Howsare Floyd, Hamil Los Angeles Calif John Hamil Cecil Grace) Lease Davenport

Legion Auxiliary Meets Seeks Volunteers for Christmas Mailings

Mrs. Dale Booth led the American Legion Auxiliary gathering at Legion Hall Tuesday evening. Members were urged to return Butternut coffee strips and to join volunteers from patriotic groups at Willows on Monday November 3 at 9 a.m. to fold Christmas seals. Auxiliary membership stands at 137. Donations were approved for Veterans Hospital and VW Rotary Christmas party. A combined Legion Auxiliary dinner is planned November 11 at 6 p.m. Turkey and coffee provided. Auxiliaries will supply dishes and table service. Mrs. Mary O Connor, chaplain, closed the meeting.

Dale Booth American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Willows Veterans Hospital VW - Rotary

Social Calendar notices by 10 a.m. day of first publication

Social calendar items list weekly activities from Wednesday to Sunday including Jolly Nine Club Mrs Maynard Goff Fair field St James Group II fashion show PEO crafts and meetings H and H Club Double Deck Club Independent Club Rebekah Lodge IOOF Bethlehem Commandery 1st Presbyterian UPW Circle II Friendship Club Odd Fellows Rebekahs Shirts and Skirts Farm Bureau Dave Friedlein call and St Paul United Church of Christ Senior Citizen Day with potluck after services

Jolly Nine Club Maynard Goff Fairfield St. James Group II Seiferts Rebekah Lodge Y. Bethlehem Commandery Masonic Temple 1St Presbyterian Upw Robert Roberts St. Paul

Pleasant Hill Church homecoming attendees listed

Delta Iowa residents Mr and Mrs Keith Houseal were to be included with those attending the Pleasant Hill Christian Church homecoming. The Shirts and Skirts Square Dance Club meets Saturday at 830 pm at the Farm Bureau Building with caller Dave Friedlein. Margaret Thomas Evan Rees Elizabeth A Davis of Washington and Roll Davis of Crawfordsville visited Cambria Wisconsin for the Welsh Sing Festival with 400 attendees led by E G Thomas of Los Angeles. On the way home they visited Mr and Mrs Robert Miller of Freeport Illinois, formerly Crawfordsville.

Keith Houseal Delta Pleasant Hill Christian Church Farm Bureau Dave Friedlein Margaret Thomas Evan Rees Elizabeth A. Davis Washington Roll Davis Crawfordsville Cambria Wis E. G. Thomas Los Angeles Calif Robert Miller Freeport, Ll

Lane, 21, Marine veteran dies in Ottumwa area crash

Jack B. Lane of 601 North 6th Street Muscatine a Marine veteran 21 was killed in an auto accident Tuesday afternoon Oct 14 north of Mediapolis. Funeral Friday at 1 30 p m Ralph Wittich Funeral Home Muscatine burial Memorial Park Cemetery. He was born April 16 1948 in Muscatine to Raleigh O and Edna Fisher Lane. He had lived in Muscatine most his life later in Burlington where wife Barbara Beranek of Riverside trained as a nurse. Married August 9 of this year. He was a Rock Island railroad switchman. Survived by wife mother three brothers Richard Royce Clinton and a sister Joan Bharucha New York City. Preceded by father and infant sister.

Muscatine Jack B. Lane North 6Th Street Burington Mediapolis Ralph Wittich Memorial Park Cemetery Mr. Lane Raleigh, O Edna Fisher Lane Mus Catine Burlington Barbara Beranek Riverside Rock Island Railroad Richard Royce Cedar Rapids Clinton Lafayette Ind Jayendra Joan) Bharucha New York City

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