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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1967

Page

2

Public invited to FFA planning open house

The Washington FFA chapter holds an open house on Thursday October 26 at 7 30 pm in the vocational agriculture room and the girls gym at the high school. Members greet guests at the door and answer questions about FFA. Visitors can view photos dating to 1947 plus scrapbooks newsletters clippings and old programs. The shop will be open to display vocational agriculture projects. Guests may meet past honorary members former advisors and current advisor Ron Anderson. A short program in the girls gym features past advisors and the FFA creed will be recited. Refreshments follow as guests mingle with former and current members.

Washington Future Farmers of America Vocational Agriculture FFA Ron Anderson Homemakers of America

Overseas parcel rulings listed

Overseas parcel rulings listed urge careful packing for military mail. Articles should use sturdy boxes with cushioning and containment. Include a contents slip with sender and recipient addresses. customs forms are required. some items are prohibited. APO numbers now five digits like Zip Codes.

Goodwill store address corrected for Washington opening

Goodwill will open Monday morning at East Washington across from the State Theatre. Police investigated two city accidents Thursday. Lucy F. Dempsey of Washington charged with failure to yield after failing to stop for a red light. damage $400 and minor cuts to Mary Catherine Zoeckler of Morning Sun. Donald F. Smithburg of Washington also charged for ramming Christian Holst of Des Moines at East Third and North 11th. damage $950.

Lucy F. Dempsey Washington Mary Catherine Zoeckler Morning Sun Miss Dempsey Donald F. Smithburg Christian Holst Des Moines East Third North 11Th

Ford moves toward end of longest Ford strike

Maintenance workers prepared Ford Motor Co lines for immediate production as UAW and Ford negotiators pressed through the 24 hour mark in a marathon bargaining session. The Detroit News cited unidentified sources saying a tentative three year contract would include wage and fringe gains totaling about $1 an hour, though no side-confirmation was given.

Detroit UPI Ford Motor Co United Auto Workers Detroit News UAW Ford

Washington Evening Journal masthead and credits list

The Washington Evening Journal presents its staff and affiliation details, noting editor and business manager David Elder, ad director William Shannon, news editor Charles Morris, and production supervisor Howard Hazen. It shows publication rules, affiliations with United Press Leased Wire, and circulation bureau memberships.

Washington Evening Journal Washington Iowa David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Bob Shaffer Howard Hazen Post

Missionary Ruth Wintersteen to Speak at Faith Baptist

Ruth Wintersteen a missionary nurse with four years in Ethiopia will address Faith Baptist Church Washington Sunday at 10:45 am She trained in Amharic studied there for a year served at Door of Life Hospital Ambo taught in a dresser school and led in primary schooling at Bekoji She resumed nursing at Bekoji Clinic and conducted women’s home visits and Bible studies.

Ruth Wintersteen Ethiopia Faith Baptist Church Washington Miss Wintersteen Door of Life Hospital Baptist Mission Ambo Dresser

Head Start Helpers Donate Toys and Supplies

Mrs. Dave McGaffey organized donations for Head Start in Washington aiding the program’s setup. She secured toys clothing and kitchen equipment donated to the school rooms on East Washington Street, helping local families and children.

Dave McGaffey Washington

George C. Olinger dies in Muscatine at 54

George C. Olinger died at Muscatine General Hospital after a two month illness. He was born September 28, 1914, reared in Ainsworth, and served in World War II. He married Wilhelmina Lakin Green in 1943 and was a railroad signalman for 30 years. He leaves his wife, a stepson, four step-grandchildren, and several sisters. Funeral is Saturday at 1 p.m. at Ralph Witthich Funeral Home with burial in the local cemetery.

George C. Clinger Muscatine General Hospital Ainsworth Ralph Wittich Muscatine Mr. Olinger James William Clara Frances Gregory Olinger Wilhelmina Lakin Green David Carroll Lawrence Frances) Wilson Virgil Pauline) Graves Philadelphia Carl Wilma) Brown Iowa City Francis Catherine) Turner Lewistown Robert Mary) Shorpe Phoenix Ariz William Betty) Tates Sherrard Rock Island Railroad

Weekend visitors plan Iowa Wisconsin game trip

Mr and Mrs Martin Whit taker leave for Madison Wisconsin this afternoon to join Mr and Mrs Willard Voss as weekend guests and attend the Iowa Wisconsin football game Saturday. The Rev and Mrs Clarence Dehne announce the birth of their first grandson James Wilson Clifton to Mr and Mrs Homer Clifton of Benoit Mississippi on Oct 19.

Martin Whittaker Madison, Wis Willard Voss Iowa Wisconsin Clarence Dehne James Wilson Clifton Homer Clifton Route 1 Box 42 Benoit Miss Ann Dehne

Red Cross fund drive calls countywide volunteers named

Red Cross callers in Washington County drive, led by co chairs William Ganon and Bernard McCarthy, continue in rural areas and towns. Brighton chair Jack Moore lists volunteers including Mesdames Harold Coop and Wesley Mullikin and others. Crawfordsville volunteers under Larry Fletcher include several office helpers. Cedar Township chair Mrs. William Glassburner heads a large group. Clay Township is chaired by Mrs. Burnette Smith with many volunteers. Don Bishop handles Rubio calls.

Washington County Red Cross Fund William Ganon Bernard McCarthy Jack Moore Brighton Harold Coop Wesley Mullikin Margaret Miller Russell Whitacre Gail Zickefoose Lathor Guy Leland Horton Crawfordsville Larry Fletcher John McNeill Bernice Engle Florence Henss Orrin Johnston William Conrad Clarence Moorehead Robert Rushing Alan Conrad Lee McCall David Griffith Max Mitchell William Glassburner Cedar Township Ralph Tadlock Wayne Norman Robert Pearson Clarence Goemaat Roland Benson Harvey Timmins Harry Dusenbery Robert Fickel John Duvall Glen Fuhr Francis Litwiller Charles Ashby Howard McCall Clay Township Burnette Smith Mesdames Craig Morgan Milo Parcell Robert Brinton Ray Maorer Earl Neal Earl Wright Guy Smith Jesm McEldoon R. E. Dickinson William Day Don Bishop Rubio

Thornton Named To Peoples National Bank Board

Thornton formerly of Washington has been named to the board of directors of the Peoples National Bank in Columbus Junction. Leonard Schantz of Washington is student teaching in music in Oskaloosa, studying at William Penn College. Randy Ray Spears of Hedrick fined $15 and costs for failing to yield the right of way. Donald Smithburg also paid a $15 fine for the same charge. Three marriage licenses issued: Anthony William White Jr. and Beverly Jean Plant both of Washington. Michael Ray Pence and Patricia Ann Krotz both of Cedar Rapids. Dallas Lee Krantz of Ainsworth and Dorothy L. Knebel of Riverside.

Randy Ray Spears Hedrick Justice of the Peace Court Donald Smithburg Robert Porter Anthony William White Jr Beverly Jean Plant Washington Michael Ray Pence Patricia Ann Krotz Cedar Rapids Dallas Lee Krantz Ainsworth Dorothy L. Knebel Riverside

Mid-Prairie to Host Junior High Open House

Mid-Prairie plans an open house for junior high parents and friends set for Tuesday October 24 at 7 30 pm. The program opens with a chorus of 114 eighth and ninth graders and includes a student schedule viewing. Coffee and refreshments will conclude the evening in the gym.

Mid - Prairie

County plants 400 Walnut trees in Washington County

The county conservation committee announced 400 Walnut trees were planted in county parks. John Davis urged residents to visit the forested areas as frost and rains brighten the autumn colors, inviting tours of the parks in Washington County.

Washington County County Conservation Committee John Davis

Club activities at Dutch Creek and VFW Auxiliary meeting notes

Dutch Creek Township Farm Bureau Women hosted a luncheon with Mrs Clenn Gordon and Florence Waterhouse presiding. Agnes Miksch traced 50 years of Farm Bureau involvement while Loretta Renoux presented a skit. VFW Auxiliary met with Helen Hesseltine presiding. gifts to Head Start and Senior Citizens were reported plus $480 from Poppy drive.

Clenn Gordon Dutch Creek Township Farm Bureau Florence Waterhouse Mabel Gordon Agnes Miksch Pride Loretta Renoux Protect the People Slick Chick VFW Helen Hesseltine Art Spraker Mt. Pleasant Olivere Bockhorst Sam Warren Jr Dave McGaffey Mt. Pleasant Hospital McGaffey American Field Service Robert Lowe Sr Ralph Bozman Francis Reed Don Bealer

Dividends Approved on ISU Stock Shares

Iowa Southern Utilities Company declares dividends at 35 cents per share on 4 percent preferred stock and 32 cents per share on common stock. Dividends payable December 1, 1967, to records at close of business November 13, 1967. Board action taken at October meeting.

Iowa Southern Utilities Company

Washington County 4-H Convention Plans Set

Plans are nearly complete for the Washington County 4-H Convention at Washington High School Auditorium on Saturday evening October 21. The event includes a fashion style show and a candidates’ questioning period led by Superintendent Kelly Schlapkohl to elect a new 4-H Council for 1968.

Washington County Washington High School Mike Horn Riverside County Kelly Schlapkohl

Tops Club Dinner Event At YWCA In Mt Pleasant

Tops Club will entertain guests at a low cal supper Monday at 7 p.m. at the YWCA. Members should bring extra food and service for a guest partner and come at 6:30 for weighing in before supper.

Mt. Pleasant Trim Tops YWCA

Community clubs host tours and charity events in NH

NH clubs report activities with eleven members and four children at Mrs Ezra Jones HH Club meeting. WCTU notes 93rd annual state convention at Clear Lake with 134 attendees and pin awarded to Mrs Sojka. Pansy Hill Club holds birthday luncheon for twelve members and two guests with gifts to UW Rotary Christmas party. Lutheran Mission Society and PEO chapter meet with devotions, studies, and reports from Seattle convention. Next meeting planned for Oct 25.

NH Club Ezra Jones HH Club Don Applegate Leonard Malmberg Earl Ferrell WCTU Clear Lake Raymond Sojka Aurora McIntyre Fred Moon Sojka Lloyd Walker New York City Pansy Hill Club L. B. Eicher Tom Essex Christine Jones Harold Beenblossom Stanley Chabal William Jones E. L. Rouse Owen Roth Collett Bruty Essex Marguerite Hering Charles Hotle Lloyd Neiswanger Roy Kephart Walter Bruty Eicher UW - Rotary PEO James Schmidt Raymond Carter Gladys Hedeman Columbus Junction Seattle Dan Allen Charles Berdo Richard McCleery

Dutchettes 4-H Club elects officers and plans trash pickup

The Dutchettes 4-H Club met with Julia and Melanie Miksch to elect officers including Chris Engel as president and Vivian Renoux as vice president. They planned a trash pickup for next Saturday and held talks on storing summer clothes and book reports. New leaders are Mrs. Eugene Engel and Mrs. Miksch with Mary Wehr and Sandy McAtee joining as new members.

Dutchettes Julia Melanie Miksch Chris Engel Vivian Renoux Paul Wehr Clare Wehr Linday Barnes Julia Miksch Eugene Engel Miksch Mary Wehr Sandy McAtee

Friday and weekend social calendar events listed

Friday social includes Rebekah Lodge at IOOF Hall 7 30 pm and Bethlehem Commandery at Masonic Temple 6 30 pm with pot luck. Saturday square dance 8 pm Legion Hall led by Wylie Hutchinson. Monday Golden Age Club 10 am YWCA with postponed music, square dance lesson 8 pm Len Buch, Tops Club 6 30 pm weigh-in at YWCA. Tuesday White Shrine 8 pm at Masonic Temple proposals due, Y Wives at YWCA, Feather crafts, hiking Sockum Ridge, dessert at Captain's Table, style show after, and many club meetings and dinners at Captain's Table.

Rebekah Lodge Bethlehem Commandery Masonic Temple YWCA Legion Hall Len Buch Tops Club Mt. Pleasant West Chester Eldin Bauer Arthur Wiley Sockum Ridge Y. Family Living Applied Arts Bernard Singleton Senior Citizens Council Y. Art Guild Senior Citizens Discussion Group

Breakfast Honors Elder Members at Church Event

The Christian Women's Fellowship executive board hosted a Three Score and Five Friendship Breakfast Tuesday honoring 23 members aged 65 and older. Mrs. Don Gardner led entertainment and roll call as each guest shared a lifetime experience.

Christian Women’s Fellowship Executive Board Don Gardner CWF Frank Gobble Gladys Putman

Admitted and Discharged Patients Names Reported

On the record several patients were admitted yesterday including Ezra Wittmer of Wayland for medical care Mrs Bes sie W Stewart of Washington for medical reasons and Mrs Dale W Sheetz of Washington for surgical treatment. Today’s dismissals included Carrie Carson of Ainsworth James Morrison of Washington and Boyd Lowry of Brighton.

Ezra Wittmer Wayland Medical Bessie W. Stewart Washington Dale W. Sheetz Surgical Carrie Carson Ainsworth James €. Morrison Boyd Lowry Brighton

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