City Mayor Race Shapes Up In Washington Parish
The editor notes we face a real quandary about voting for mayor. Four strong candidates enter the field: Maynard Bill Brown, Ralph Martin, Vernon Witting, and Claude Woody Woods. Each name listed alphabetically as candidates for the city’s top post.
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Maynard
Bill) Brown
Ralph Martin
Vernon Witting
Claude
Woody) Woods
Purely Personal Hearty Eater at the Journal
Duane Hayes, a Washington Community High School senior, balances studies, extracurriculars, and a Demon football role while relishing press box treats at the Arizona Iowa game. He recalls ham and turkey sandwiches and estimates devouring at least six during a busy night after a defeat in Fairfield. The column continues with light family anecdotes and local humor.
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Local notes highlight Tarkio Band and community events
Steve George, Tarkio College sophomore and Tarkio Band vice president, and Jerry Niffenegger are named members. Earl Redlinger recovers at home from a farm fall. Borough figures report library fire minimal damage and a city hall ladder purchase. A May continued mix of weddings, travel, and local sports rounds out a busy Washington week.
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Steve George
Marion George
Tarkio College
Tarkio
Lee Schneider
Steve
Jerry Niffenegger
Ray Niffenegger
Ainsworth
Earl Redlinger
Washington
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Arthur Duensing
Europe
Harry Duensing
Verdun
France
Roberta Wiley
Acapella
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Ted Woods
Kentucky
South
M. J. Cruise
Washington Golf and Country Club Board of Directors
Cruise
Ray Whitehead
Floris
Davis County
Washington County
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David McLaughlin
Raymond Humston
Jane Knupp
MacMurray College
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Chicago
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Earl Kindig
Madison Barracks
N.Y
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Des Moines
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Hospital Saturday and Today Events in Washington Area
Hospital Saturday reports list patients admitted or dismissed in Washington and nearby towns including Brighton Keota Columbus Junction Kalona and Davenport. Entries include medical and surgical cases with names such as Harry Wentworth Mrs Barbara Chapp and Mrs Cora Williams along with births and long term care notes.
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Brighton
James Weller
Washington
Surgical
John Blum
Jacob Conrad
Wayland
Cloud Willits
Charles Conklin
Keota
Ed Hall
Ainsworth
Barbara Chapp
Kalona
Marilyn Jaspering
Larry Wikoff
Kths
Clifford Leeper
Arnold Thompson
Davenport
Medical
Helen L. Ward
Paul DeLong
Yolanda Salazar
Columbus City
al Yoder
Cora McWilliams
Columbus Junction
Robert Jacobs
Wesley Custer
Dyle van Fleet
Earle Libe
Keith Dunshee
Burlington
Carl Baldosier
Zelotas Robertson
Otto Zwicki
Sanford Mokelbust
Myrtle Scheeler
Maye Sorrell
Marion Sickels
Dayton Crim
Nicholas Linnenkamp
Rural Iowa deaths mark Octobers passed away notices
Obituary notices list Mrs. Glen Cherryholmes 74 lifelong Crawfordsville resident died Oct 15 at Mt Pleasant Memorial Hospital after a week ill. Simon E Kinsering 85 rural Parnell died at Marengo Memorial Hospital after two days as patient. Other notices include Jack B Lane 21 Burlington killed in auto crash near Mediapolis and Mrs Percy Mills 91 HobartInd a former Washington resident buried Elm Grove Cemetery. Funeral details and local arrangements noted for Keota Sigourney Conesville Columbus Junction and nearby towns.
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Glen Cherryholmes
Crawfordsville
Mt. Pleasant Memorial Hospital
Percy Mills
Hobart
Ind
Washington
Elm Grove Cemetery
Leland Grove
Jones Funeral Home
Parnell
Simon E. Kinsinger
Marengo Memorial Hospital
Marengo
Rh vaccine campaign aims to cut birth defect toll
The National Foundation March of Dimes reports one quarter of women needing the Rh vaccine do not receive it though the vaccine was licensed 18 months ago. Dr. Virginia Apgar announces an intensified campaign to promote use, noting cost and public awareness as barriers. The effort includes public education, professional training, and local health-code amendments for premarital blood typing where funds permit.
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United States
National Foundation- March of Dimes
Voluntary Health Organization
Virginia Apgar
National Foundation
Apgar
National Foundation-March of Dimes
March of Dimes
Detective logic in a bridge hand from Becker analysis
South in one notrump faces a riddle after East shifts diamonds. By reading signals from the heart and diamond plays, he infers West holds A Q J 9 5 and East has the ace of diamonds. He leads a club to force a nine and makes ten trump tricks in a precise, probabilistic record of deduction.
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South
East
West
Cyclones elect new 4 H officers at Crawfordsville
Crooked Creek Cyclones met at the Legion Hall with Stan Fletcher presiding. Scott Davis spoke on safety and officers for the coming year were elected: President Kirk Howsare, Vice-President Craig Dare, Secretary Sandy Lewis, Treasurer Dale Davis, Reporter Ed Anderson. Family night set for November 3 at 6 30 p.m. at the schoolhouse. Calves must be weighed December 6 at Wyman. Stan Fletcher and Kirk Howsare to be Junior leaders. Record books discussed.
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Crooked Creek
Legion Hall
Stan Fletcher
Scott David
Steve Davis
Scott Davis
Kirk Howsare
Craig Dare
Sandy Lewis
Dale Davis
Ed Anderson
Wyman
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