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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1967

Page

2

Friendship Forum to Speak at WSCS Luncheon

The Friendship Forum of Cedar Rapids women speaks to WSCS members after a 1 PM luncheon this Friday October 20 at the church. The panel includes a moderator and four women representing religious groups speaking as individuals about discrimination and understanding.

Friendship Forum Cedar Rapids WSCS Cedar Rapids Ywca Iowa Forum Will Coch Robert Reed Maurice Bucksbaum Wilbert Mitchell Stanley Swinton

Thirty Niners Tour Parks From YWCA Meeting

The Thirty Niners plan a 10 a.m. Wednesday October 18 park tour at the YWCA with sack lunches. rain plan shifts to 2 p.m. in the community room. George W Sachen and twins Robert and Rosemary left for Sioux Falls after visiting Lachen and Thompson relatives. Eatinger sails to Clinton Sherman AFB after a 15 day leave and promotion to airman first class. Mrs B E Miller returns home after Mercy Hospital Iowa City stay. Goetz family from Cedar Rapids visits Cedar Rapids relatives George Goetz Faye.

YWCA George W. Sachen Robert Rosemary Sioux Falls S. D Ie Dale Eatinger Chester Eatinger Clinton Sherman Air Force Base Okla B. E. Miller Mercy Hospital Iowa City

City Police Probe Two Minor Sunday Crashes

Police investigated two minor accidents over the weekend. At 12 15 p m on South Marion Avenue Frank J Patterson backed from a parking stall and was hit from behind by Almira Mina Brannon of Washington. damages 450 dollars. Brannon charged with failure to stop in the assured clear distance ahead. The second crash at 1 20 p m on West Madison Street involved Randy Ray Spears of Rose Hill pulling from a service station into the path of Alvin Walter Acord of Wellman. damages about 850 dollars. Spears charged with failure to yield the right of way.

South Marion Avenue West Washington Street Frank J. Patterson Almira Mina Brannon Washington Madison Street Randy Ray Spears Rose Hill Alvin Walter Acord Wellman Spears

Varsity Junior Football Game at Oskaloosa Canceled

The Jr. Varsity football game at Oskaloosa tonight is canceled due to lack of a quarterback. Tom English cited quarterback injuries and other player injuries as the reason for the cancellation.

Oskaloosa Tom English

De Men to View Football Film at YMCA Tonight

De Men meet at the YMCA in Washington this evening at 7 30 p m to view film of the Washington Fort Madison football game. All members urged to attend.

YMCA Washington Washington - Ft. Madison

Local twirlers earn first rating at state contest

Washington High School twirlers won aClass A rating at the state marching contest in Wapello on Saturday. It marked the ensemble’s first appearance in years and first I rating. Participants Karla Kneen Margaret Chebuhar Pam Proudfit Jacque Zehr Ann Bergstrom performed a routine by Kneen. Chebuhar earned a I in class A solo. Alan Bergstrom directed the group.

Washington High School Wapello Karla Kneen Margaret Chebuhar Pam Proudfit Jacque Zehr Ann Bergstrom Alan Bergstrom

Break-in Investigated at Kalona Chicken Shack

Kalona sheriff's officers investigated a break-in at the Chicken Shack early today after 3 a m. The front door was forced to gain entry and a color television set, cigarettes, and other small items were stolen. The night marshal reported the place in order at 3 a.m.

Kalona

Mrs Mable Baldwin dies here Sunday

Mrs Mable A Baldwin 72 of 516 West Main Street died Sunday at 4 25 am in the local hospital after five weeks of critical illness. Funeral Tuesday at 9 30 am at St James Catholic with Rev Edward F Collins. burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Prayer service at Sherman Eden Funeral Home 7 30 pm tonight. She was born August 25 1895, worked for Northwestern Bell in Des Moines, member of St James Church and former member of St John Catholic Church Altar and Rosary Society. Surviving seven sisters, one brother, and numerous nieces and nephews. One sister and one brother preceded her in death.

Mable A. Baldwin West Main Street St. James Catholic Church Edward F. Collins Elm Grove Cemetery Sherman - Eden Funeral Home Baldwin Thomas Mary Bruty Dempsey Des Moines Northwestern Bell Telephone Company St. James Catholic J. J. McNamara Iowa City George W. Dempsey St. Louis

Virgil E Turnipseed dies at 86 in Ansley Nebraska

Virgil Earl Turnipseed of Ansley Nebraska died Sunday October 15 at age 86. Funeral services were held at the Ansley Methodist Church with burial there. He was a farmer and cattle feeder in Pilotburg before moving to Nebraska in 1939. Born December 4, 1880 to Rabern and Clara Bear Turnipseed, he married Hazel Sterner June 29, 1926. Survivors include his wife four children Esther Keith Charles and Carl ten grandchildren three sisters Olive Stafford Lois Turnipseed and Mrs. Fred May. He was preceded in death by his parents and several siblings.

Virgil Earl Turnipseed Ansley Neb Methodist Church Mr. Turnipseed Pilotburg Nebraska Rabern Clara Bear Turnipseed Hazel Sterner Esther Hastings Keith Springfield Ill Charles Anselmo Carl Austin Texas Olive Stafford Kalona Fred May Lois Turnipseed Washington

Democrats Hear Culver at Washington Dinner

Washington County Democrats host a benefit dinner at Columbus Hall on Thursday October 19 starting at 7 p.m. Congressman John C. Culver of Iowa’s second district will be the speaker and tickets remain available to the public.

Washington County Democrats Columbus Hall Washington John C. Culver Second Iowa

Wasco Construction appoints Ralph Graber as general manager

Ralph P. Graber of Peru Indiana has become General Manager of Wasco Construction Inc at 220 North Iowa Avenue Washington Iowa. Wasco is a division of Pacemaker Buildings of Central City Iowa. Graber brings 19 years in pole building business and was formerly vice president of Indiana Pole Builders Inc. of Peru. He will relocate with his wife Sharon and two children Robby four and Rae Ann one month pending housing.

Ralph P. Graber Peru Indiana Wasco Construction, Inc North Iowa Avenue Washington Iowa Waco Pacemaker Buildings Central City Graber Indiana Pole Builders, Inc Sharon Robby Rae Ann

Des Moines student injured when car overturns on highway

Des Moines resident Tom D Throckmorton was taken to an Iowa City hospital after his Volkswagen overturned on highway one two miles north of Brigh ton at 1130 a m He was passing a car when the lead vehicle began to pass a third car He drove onto the shoulder lost control hit a farm driveway and was thrown from the sun roof His injuries include cuts fractures and a concussion.

Des Moines Tom D. Throckmorton Iowa City Highway One Brighton Throckmorton

Admitted Saturday and births in Washington area

Admitted Saturday include Boyd Lowry from Brighton with medical needs and Mrs Nicholas Roth in Washington. Births yesterday report Mr and Mrs Ronald Andersen of Washington welcomed a daughter. Dismissed yesterday include Mrs B J Montgomery of Brighton and Ronald Sojka of Ainsworth. Today Tana Reighard from Riverside.

Boyd Lowry Brighton Nicholas Roth Washington Ronald Andersen B. J. Montgomery Ronald Sojka Ainsworth Tana Reighard Riverside

Cedar Clippers 4-H Elect Officers at October Meeting

The Cedar Clippers 4-H club met in October with nine members two leaders and two guests. Officers elected were Pam Norman president Jackie Knupp vice president Anita Hammen secretary Reta Jones treasurer Jean Marie reporter Denise Hammen historian. Members voted to contribute 25 cents to the county and state 4-H camp and county convention was announced. Refreshments were served.

The Cedar Clippers Maria Julia Johnson Pam Norman Jackie Knupp Anita Hammen Reta Jones Jean Marie Denise Hammen

See joins naval corpsman unit in Vietnam action

Robert C. See now serves as a naval corpsman attached to the Third Marine Division at Con Thien in Vietnam. He is listed with the 1-92nd Pit and the D Company unit in the SEE designation.

Robert C. See D. Co 3Rd Marine Div FPO San Francisco Calif See Con Thien Third Marine Division

Barracks and Auxiliary hold district meeting in Fairfield

The Veterans of World War I and Auxiliary of Iowa’s first district met in Fairfield for the second quarterly gathering. A noon luncheon preceded sessions led by E R Moorledge of Wapello. Telephoned remarks from Representative Schwengel and greetings from Department Commander Raymond E Beyers capped the event with reports and officer introductions. Washington attendees included Lena Ramseyer and others.

Iowa Fairfield E. R. Moorledge Wapello Schwengel Raymond E. Beyers Indianapolis Mary Hart Faith Muscatine Moorledge Washington Lena Ramseyer Ed Bushek Thora Pease Mary O’conner Claude McCoy Thelma Rohrer Russell Goodin Everett Burham Meryl Steele Howard Altenbernd

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