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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1967

Page

2

YMCA Hay Ride Benefits Gillesby Fund Planned Oct 28

Youth sponsored event organized by the YMCA Hiy club and Teen Center Board features a high school hay ride this Saturday night. The $1 fee covers food hot dogs chips drinks hay ride and a fundraiser contribution. Ride departs 8 p.m. from 1201 S Iowa with an hour trip to a bonfire then back by 10 45 p.m. Sign ups at the YMCA Teen Center Thursday 6 30 9 00 p.m Friday 4 6 p.m and Saturday 9 00 a.m 1 00 p.m. Money with registration.

Gillesby Fund Ymca Hiy Club Teen Center Board Charles Berdo S. Iowa Berdo Ymca Teen Center

Families urged to send Vietnam serviceman names by Nov 6

Washington County families with members serving in Vietnam are urged to contact Mrs. Neal Hall president of the Jayceettes in Washington. The group plans to mail Christmas packages to all county servicemen in Vietnam and needs the names by November 6 as the mailing deadline approaches.

Washington County Vietnam Neal Hall JayceEttes Washington

Plans for Washington concert series proceed

A proposal for a winter 1968 1969 concert series in Washington received enthusiastic support. The committee of Robert Day Mrs Tom Essex and Mrs W J Helscher was tasked with preliminary arrangements. A board of directors will be named soon and a ticket sales campaign will be held next spring.

Washington Robert Day Tom Essex W. J. Helscher

Orientation class for Red Cross volunteers in Washington

A Red Cross orientation session for county chapter volunteers is set for Tuesday October 31 in the basement room of the Iowa Southern Building. Hosted by Mrs Fern Leeper chair of volunteer services, the24 meeting runs 9 30 a m to 3 p m with 12 volunteers including Gray Ladies and Gray Men slated to train under Mrs Myrtle Reeves from Moline. The appeal invites anyone with time to spare to join the service.

Red Cross Washington Fern Leeper Myrtle Reeves Moline Lowa Southern

4-H Starliners Club Meeting Elects New Officers

Ann Bergstrom entertained the Starliners 4-H Club Monday evening with 12 members, visiting 4-H members and mothers attending. Mrs. William Boshart showed slides of their Italy trip. New officers were elected: Vicki Libe president, Annette Whittaker vice president, Christie Bates secretary, Mary Ann Marie treasurer, Roberta Shaffer historian, Anne Widmer reporter. Talks were given by Ann Grosscup and Kathy Walker and demonstrations by Susan Huber and Roberta Shaffer. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Bergstrom.

Ann Bergstrom Starliners William Boshart Italy Vicki Libe Annette Whittaker Christie Bates Mary Ann Marie Roberta Shaffer Anne Widmer Ann Grosscup Kathy Walker Susan Huber Roberta Sha

Mrs Votruba 79 dies in Washington residence

Mrs A J Votruba age 79 died Thursday October 26 1967 at her daughter's home 813 South Second Avenue Washington after a long bedfast period She formerly lived in West Chester served as correspondent for the Eve ning Journal She was born Pearl Edna Sharpe June 6 1888 Kalona wife of Adolph J Votruba deceased June 22 1967 Surviving include five children 16 grandchildren 9 great grandchildren and a sister

A. J. Votruba South Second Avenue Washington Lenora Stober Sharpe Adolph John Wotruba Baptist Church WCTU Margaret Vinton Charles Dorothy) Dawson Donald Lucile) Smith John Thornton Colo Marion George Maull Mason City

Human error tops corn picker accidents say Iowa experts

Norval Wardle of Iowa State University notes farm accidents stem mainly from operator action. Past Iowa sample counties showed hurry and unsafe methods as key causes, with unsafe acts often unrecognized until too late. Common risky acts include cleaning rolls by hand and brushing trash while the machine runs.

Norval Wardle Iowa State University Iowa Wardle

Quadruplets Born at Louisville Hospital In Isolates

Four premature newborns born to Verna Mouser, wife of a New Haven tavern operator, arrived at St. Joseph Infirmary weighing 1 to 3 pounds each. The four, two boys and two girls, were placed in isolettes and named A through D. The mother was reported doing fine while the father described the event as a shock.

Louisville UPI St. Joseph Infirmary John Mouser New Haven Mouser Verna Baby B Baby D

UAW ratifies record three year auto contract in 1969

United Auto Workers approve a three year pact the costliest in auto labor history. Some 160000 members nationwide voted, with 90 percent of Ford production workers and 70 percent of skilled trades approving. Ford plants at 33 of 101 sites still halted awaiting local talks. Ford shut down since Sept 6. Average pay rises to 8798 in three years from 7092, about 1700 more yearly for Ford workers. All three major U.S. automakers may follow Ford’s lead.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers Ford Motor Co UAW Ford General Motors Corp Chrysler Corp American Motors Corp Reuther Chrysler

Forrest E Lynn of West Chester dies at 57

Forrest Eugene Lynn 57 of West Chester died October 26 1967 at Washington County Hospital after illness since March. Born November 2 1909 in Davenport he was a superintendent at Moser Construction and a Friends Church member. Survived by wife Lola two wives, one son Eugene Lynn three stepsons, one stepdaughter, 14 grandchildren, three sisters and a brother.

Forrest Eugene Lynn West Chester Washington County Jones Funeral Home Washington Mr. Lynn Davenport Raymond Mary Ward Lynn Pleasant Plain Lola Jones Veda Butterbaugh Moser Construction Co Friends Church of Pleasant Plain Eugene Lynn Junior Bringman St. Petersburg Fla Howard Wayland Harold Denver Colo Phyllis Johnson Tucson Ariz Clarence Lucille) Olafeison Moline Ill Paul Dorothy) Butterbaugh Wellman Anna) Carl Carroll Lynn East Moline

Rev Peterson resigns pastorate to take Minnesota post

Rev Richard Peterson pastor of the First Baptist Church in Washington resigns after nearly seven years to accept a pastorate at the First Baptist Church in Winona Minnesota. The resignation becomes effective 60 days after notice. He and his family hope to engage in campus ministry at the Minnesota church amid YMCA community ties.

Richard Peterson First Baptist Church Washington Winona Minn Peterson Minnesota Y’s

Extension workers set Iowa State conference theme

Iowa Extension workers from across the state gather at Iowa State University Ames for the annual Extension Conference October 30 through November 1. The event, led by Dean Marvin A. Anderson, centers on University Extension and Our Changing Culture. Speakers from ISU and other institutions discuss new teaching methods and societal changes. A banquet closes the three day conference with ongoing county office operations as usual.

Iowa Iowa State University Ames Jim Frier Frier Sally Smith Ken Cuhel Washington Johnson Counties Marvin A. Anderson University Extension ISU Dean Anderson Engineering Extension Center For Industrial Research and Service CIRRS

Youth urged to join 4 H on TV

Iowa students enroll in the 4 H TV Action Club sponsored by the Extension Service and local stations. More than 2,000 members, including 552 in Washington County, will meet on WMT Channel 2 and KWWL Channel 7 to learn emergency skills. Enrollment through teachers, the County Extension Office, or the viewing station.

Iowa Jim Frier Washington County Iowa Cooperative Extension Service WMT KWWL

UN seeks peace plan as council backs stopgap Middle East resolution

The United Nations Security Council unanimously approved a stopgap resolution condemning both sides in the Middle East ceasefire violations and urged an immediate halt to all prohibited military activities. The big powers planned private talks to shape a long range peace formula and Thant prepared to appoint Gunnar Jarring to lead the mission once authorized.

United Nations UPI United Nations Security Council Middle East Israel Mideast Thant Moscow Gunnar Neith Elath Suez Canal United States Nikolai T. Fedorenko

Anamosa Jaycees Guests Join Washington Toastmasters

Three members of the Anamosa Reformatory Jaycees Speak Up Committee and their escort attended the Washington Toastmasters meeting. Robert Miller hosted, and Howard Lanning was topic chairman. Speeches covered General Douglas MacArthur, country music, and unidentified flying objects. David Miksch earned first runner up in Burlington area humorous speech contest. Winter schedule begins with 6:30 p.m. meetings at Captain's Table next week.

Anamosa Reformatory the Jaycees Washington The Jaycees Robert Miller Howard Lanning John Lemmon Douglas MacArthur Frank Patterson David Miksch Burlington

FFA Open House Marks 20th Anniversary Event

The Future Farmers of America invites the public to an open house at the high school at 7 30 p m tonight. Visitors should use the north door to reach vocational rooms and refreshments will be served.

Future Farmers of America

Hospital Records Highlight Local Admissions and Births

Admitted Yesterday Mrs. Frank Kleese of Keota in medical care. Today Mrs. Robert Baker of Washington admitted for medical treatment. Births today include a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Yoder of West Chester. Dismissals today include Mrs. Clifford Steele of Wapello and Mrs. Jon Howard Ballou with daughter in Washington.

Frank Kleese Keota Robert Baker Washington Marvin Yoder West Chester Clifford Steele Wapello Jon Howard Ballou

Hughes backs safer state plane for executive travel

Governor Hughes defends a redesigned state aircraft citing weather safety and time savings. He notes his staff accounted for under a quarter of flight time on the current plane and urges a legal change to permit leasing or renting planes for specific trips.

Hughes Democratic Party Washington

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