Style Show at County 4-H Convention Highlights Young Fashion
Washington County 4-H Convention held Saturday at Washington High School featured a style show Great Looks for the Young Set. Models included Denise Hammen Kathy Tuttle Jane Marshall Vicki Bauer Jane Vittetoe Greg Mangold Mark Misch Terry Walker Jim Hotchkiss and Galen Howsare. Commentators were Jorjean Colthurst and Wayne McCracken. New County 4-H Council members were Becky Berdo Myrna Cave Cathy Coon Jackie Knupp Jane Wittetoe Lanny Brinning Doug Greiner Danny Huber Perry Palmer and Mike Rich. Honorary 4-H members named Mrs Lyle Wilson and Raymond Bonar. Foster awards went to Crooked Creek Cylonees Crawfordsville and Headliners Washington. Club leaders named Alvin Jones Raymond How Sare and Mrs Keith Murphy Mrs Cal Wolf and Mrs John Walker. Clothing providers included E M Bridges Co Davisons Montgomery Ward Seiferts Klein Klothings Essex Squire Shoppe Made O Day J C Penney and Joe Falk Clothiers.
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Washington Clothing
Denise Hammen
Kathy Tuttle
Jane Marshall
Vicki Bauer
Jane Vittetoe
Greg Mangold
Mark Misch
Terry Walker
Jim Hotchkiss
Galen Howsare
Jorjean Colthurst
Wayne McCracken
Becky Berdo
Myrna Cave
Cathy Coon
Jackie Knupp
Jane Wittetoe
Lanny Brinning
Doug Greiner
Danny Huber
Perry Palmer
Mike Rich
Lyle Wilson
Raymond Bonar
John
Sue Foster
Crooked Creek Cylceones
Crawfordsville
Washington
Alvin Jones
Raymond Howsare
Agricultural Club
Keith Murphy
Cal Wolf
John Walker
Home Economics Club
E. M. Bridges & Co
Davisson’s
Montgomery Ward
Seiferts
Klein Klothings
Essex
Squire Shoppe
Made O’day
J. C. Penny
Joe Falk Clothiers
Burglars hit same store within week
Washington County sheriff officers seek an unusually persistent thief after Farmers Feed Store in Brighton was burglarized last Friday night, with about $15 cash and $40 merchandise taken. A return visit Sunday night netted more merchandise and a jar of pennies. Another break-in occurred at Crawfordsville’s Standard station on Friday night, with pennies cigarettes and gum stolen totaling about $15.
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Wasington
Farmers Feed
Brighton
Crawfordsville
Odd Fellows Degree Work Postponed for Tuesday Meeting
Noble Grand Maurice Libe announced there will be no first degree work Tuesday evening at the IOOF lodge. Washington will host Kalona lodge on Oct 31 and the first degree will be conferred then. All first degree members are urged to attend.
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Odd Fellows
Noble
Maurice Libe
IOOF
Washington
Kalona Lodge
Thousands join Gratitude move in nationwide pro Vietnam rallies
Thousands across the United States joined Operation Gratitude demonstrations ending a weekend of protests in support of U.S. servicemen in Vietnam. In New York, Newark, and elsewhere, parades, speeches, and all night vigils drew large crowds while police reported no injuries or arrests.
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U.S
Vietnam
Washington
D.C
New York City
Newark
N.J
Charles W. Wiley
National Committee For Responsible Patritism
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Hempstead
Long Island
Broad Street
U.S.A
George Lund Dies in Charles City Hotel Owner
George Lund of Charles City died suddenly at about 3 a.m. from a heart attack. He owned the Norlin Hotel in Charles City and formerly worked as a funeral director in Cedar Rapids. Survived by his widow, a college daughter, a Cedar Falls sister Lillian Morford, three brothers Robert, Arthur, Ernest, and his mother Mrs. Ellen Lund. Funeral arrangements pending.
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George Lund
Charles City
Ernest Lund
Washington County
Lund
Norlin Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Lillian Morford
Cedar Falls
Robert
Arthur
Riverside
Ellen Lund
Naval base and Haiphong rail yards bombed today
US jets bombed Nui Dong naval base for the first time in the war and pounded Haiphong rail yards. Navy pilots reported destroying a PT boat, dry docks, fuel stores, and striking the Haiphong train center. Hanoi claimed two bombers shot down. US spokesmen reported no losses.
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Naval Base
Saigon
UPI
Nui Dong
Haiphong
Navy
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
Sunday Guests and Local News from Parnell Area
Local notes recap visits by Mrs. Charles Harvey and families from Nevada Ames and Washington. Birthdays celebrated for Mr. and Mrs. Murphy. Ron Perdock returns after training and plans to run a D X station. Other trips include Keota to Jensen Beach and Branson. Terry Cox had surgery in Mercy Hospital Iowa City.
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Charles Harvey
C. S. Swanson
Nevada
Herman Greiner
Ames
Swanson
Greiner
Fred Blickendorfer
Gracehill
W. R. Murphy
Lewis Coon
Eula Mae
Washington
John Frame
Jim
Ainsworth
Loretta Samuelson
Bob Litton
Iowa City
William Lewis
Parnell
Murphy
Terry Cox
Dean Cox
Mercy Hospital
al Hahn
Clint Rhea
Harley Rhea
Kenneth Rhea
Randy Rhea
Kennedy College
Gene Alvine
Harlan
Lyle Lowe
Richard Lease
Legion
Donnellson
West Point
Ft. Madison
Pumpkin Pie Time and Comfort Dishes for Fall
A collection of home kitchen recipes labeled Mom's Pie Mulligan Stew Applesauce Cake and Date Nut Cake. Includes pumpkin pie with cream pastry shell and baking steps plus stew with steak sausage tomato and beans. Ends with applesauce cake and date nut cake instructions and baking times.
Mrs George McMillan Dies Near LeClaire
Mrs George McMillan of LeClaire died unexpectedly at her home near LeClaire. Formerly lived in Washington she was sister of John Morrett of Washington. Funeral arrangements are listed as definite at this time.
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George
Matilda) McMillan
LeClaire
Washington
John Morrett
Legion Plans Halloween Party at Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville Legionnaires met at the Legion Hall with thirteen members attending to organize a Hallowe en party for children from pre school through 6th grade at the Crawfordsville schoolhouse from 7 to 9 p m on October 31. Veterans will be guests of the Auxiliary on Veterans Day at the Legion Hall.
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Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville Legionnaires
Legion Hall
Auxiliary
Earl McVey
Charles Wells
Nolan Stoghill
Sam Stapp
Wellman Man Charged After Car Crash Assault
Richard Evans of Wellman was released on $500 bond after sheriff's officers charged him with injury to automobiles and assault and battery. He allegedly fought someone and later struck at least two cars with his vehicle in Wellman during the night.
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Richard Evans
Wellman
Evans
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Diane Marek
Washington High School
Ken Cuhel
Fern Pastry Shop
Pastry Shop
West Side Square
Wolf's Flower Shop
Evening ‘Journal
Washington, Iowa
Ron Perdock
Aberdeen
Ron
Perdock
West
Washington Street
Roy Smith
Milton Smith
George Goetz
Faye
Zelma Hughes
Wendell Hughes
Bettendorf
Stanley Leach
Moline
Claude Holmes of
Keota
Jensen Beach, Fla
Price Roberts
Branson
Eurika Springs
Ark
Roy Benson
Davenport
Mrs
Rodney Arnold
Helene B. Dillon
George McMillan
Crawfordsville American Legion
Bryn Mawr
Everette Sommer
Lee McCall
Granville Love
Dist
Adj
Claude McCoy
Ada Spencer
Roll Davis
Duane McArtor
Mt. Pleasant
Lee Shaffer
Holly Johnston
Olds
Harvey Thomas
Don Kracaw
Wyman
George Fulton
Cleo McCoy
Richard Kaufman
Wayne Davis
Florence Henss
Harry Suter
Vernon Fletcher
Arthur Whiting
Des Moines
Delta Kappa Gamma, Honorary Teachers’ Sorority
Rhea
Hotel Savery
Jack & Jill
Mrs. Grimes
Apple Bay
Golden Valley Tomatoes
Usda Choice
Fuhr
Cochran
Food Center
Dale Fuhr
Joe Cochran
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