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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1966

Page

2

Washington County teen summer health project yields work skills

Washington County officials evaluated a pilot eight week summer program in five Iowa counties. The project, run by the County Park Commission and the Town Association for the Mentally Retarded, employed thirteen special education students and mentored them alongside college bound youth in park tasks and tours of state mental institutions.

Washington County Washington County Park Commission Town Association For the Iowa Association For the Neighborhood Evening Journal Don Oxenford Oxenford Washington County Fair Prairie Flower Washington Association For Retarded Children County Conservation Board Mary Curry Washington College George Johnson Enford Hat

List of Individuals and Vehicles in Plymouth Area Ledger

Walter A. Anderson Plymouth and a long roster of residents including Thomas Berdo Plymouth Clara Blair Sam Blair Oldsmobile Edna Sanders Plymouth Chevy Walker Plymouth Wheeling mobile home Dennis Stoutner Pontiac John Beauchamp Chevrolet truck Johnson Ford Jun McVey Ford Timothy Wood Ford Warren Gingerich Chevrolet truck Floyd Blankenhorn Chevrolet Jewell Carris Mercury Harold Pribyl Mercury Pearl Green Chevrolet John Greiner Chevrolet.

Walter A. Anderson Plymouth Thomas Georganne Berdo Clara Sam Blair Oldsmobile Edna Lucille Sanders Chevy Ann Walker Charles Ollie Wheeling Mobile Home Dennis Marlene Stoutner Pontiac John Rex Beauchamp Chevrolet Robert Parkcia Johnson Ford Earl Junor McVey Timothy Or Marie Wood Warren Lee Gingerich Floyd Eva Blankenhorn Jewell Patten Carris Mercury Harold James Pribyl Pearl Irene Green John Alex Greiner

Keota School Election Set for Sept 12 at Keota Elementary

The regular school election will be held at Keota elementary school on Sept 12 from noon to 7 p.m. A three year term director will replace Glen Quigley and another will replace James Flander. Candidates include Darlyne Fagen in the town area and Everett Greiner in the south Keota area.

Keota Glen Quigley James Flander Darlyne Fagen Everett Greiner

Heliner Helscher of Harper Dies at 59 in Sigourney

Hollie Helscher of Harper died Friday evening in Keokuk County Hospital Sigourney. Funeral Monday at 3 30 p m Powell Funeral Home Keota burial in St Elizabeth Cemetery Harper Rev Edward Collins officiates He was born near Harper December 13 1888 to Henry and Barbara Helscher. Surviving wife and sister Maude Sanders of Keota. Three sisters and four brothers preceded him in death.

Anvia Neischer Harper Keokuk Sigourney Powell Keota St. Elizabeth Edward Collins Mr. Helscher Henry Barbara Taney Helscher Josephine Conrad Maude Sanders

Cleaning stains from wood furniture with polish and tools

To remove chocolate or candy marks from wood furniture wipe with a damp cloth then apply a small amount of furniture polish. Rub with the grain using a soft cloth. If gummy scrape gently with a dull table knife and finish with polishing.

Funeral services for Mrs Storms held in Sherman Eden

Funeral services for Mrs Lillie Jane Storms were held Friday at 1 30 p m in the Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev Charles Cowell in charge. Burial was in Bentonsport Iowa Pallbearers were Glenn Davis Harold Young Everette G Beenblos som C A Thompson Leland Jefferies and Frank Longwell

Per pupil costs rise at Mid Prairie schools

Figures from the Mid Prairie Community show rising monthly costs for schooling. In 1965-66 the cost to educate an elementary pupil was $5453, junior high $61.65, and high school $76.85, with increases of $4.23, $341, and $2.06 respectively over the previous year.

Mid - Prairie Mid Prairie

Washington Social Calendar Busy Weekend Listings

Saturday event at Legion Hall 8:30 to 11 Shirts and Skirts square dance hosted by Ken Crower snacks for snack table. Sunday county picnic at Fairgrounds 1 pm bring two dishes to pass own table service drinks and ice cream provided. Family entertainment planned.

Legion Hall Ken Crow Ealler Washington County American Homes Sunset Park American Home E. B. Hammer Prairie Home Harry Ramseyer Della McBride DAR Log Cabin Sunset Park Dutch Creek Farm Bureau John Renoux Noble Grand Circle

Local weekend notes from Mason City and California trips

Cindy Chamberlin spends the weekend in Mason City attending Elizabeth Langhan's wedding with roommate Mary Lou Niles. Kenneth Ginn and son return to Fairfax after three weeks with Charles Jeffries family. Mr and Mrs Roberts visit Los Angeles for the National Welsh Sing Festival and tours to Pasadena Hollywood Beverly Hills staying at the Ambassador Hotel for about ten days.

Cindy Chamberlin Mason City Elizabeth Langhan Mary Lou Niles Ana Mosa Kenneth Ginn Kenneth and Todd Fairfax Calif Charles Jeffries Robert Roberts Los Angeles Pasadena Hollywood Beverly Hills Ambassador Hotel

Death of Peters painter Everette Stapp at 59

Everette G. Stapp 59 died Friday afternoon at his Peters home from a heart attack. Dr. Kenneth R. Carrell, Louisa County medical examiner, ruled the cause. The body is at Stacy Lewis Funeral Home with arrangements pending. He was born August 3, 1907, northwest of Columbus Junction, married to Josephine Griffith in 1926. Surviving are five sons, seven daughters, two brothers, one sister, and several grandchildren.

Columbus Junction Everette G. Stapp Peters Stapp DeWayne Long Beach California Everette Jr Chaiton Robert Larry Sam U.S. Navy Doyle Spears Mediapolis Dick Johnson Bob Matthews Burlington Todd Culbertson Clearwater Fla Jerry’ Ross Columbus

Funeral Sunday for Mrs. R. J. Thornton

Funeral services for Mrs. R. J. Thornton are set for 2 30 p m Sunday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Smith officiating Burial will follow at Elm Grove Cemetery.

R. J. Thornton Jones Funeral Home Rev. Smith Elm Grove Cemetery

Anti zoning meeting in Riverside opposition group gathers

The Washington County chapter of Basic Freedoms Inc held another anti zoning meeting in Riverside. About 55 people heard the Iowa County Zoning Law explained and compared to the proposed Washington County Zoning Ordinance. James H. Godwin of the Iowa City Junior Chamber of Commerce attended and likened county zoning to Iowa City's urban renewal plan facing opposition. A further meeting is set for September 15 at 7 30 p.m. in Crawfordsville.

Washington County Basic Freedoms Inc Riverside Iowa County Iowa City Crawfordsville

County residents show interest in CAP high school course

Thirty one Washington County residents express interest in a high school completion course under CAP led by Mrs. Robert Day. The plan aims to prepare participants for State Department of Public Instruction equivalency tests and certificates. Four areas to be covered are science mathematics history and English. A State DPI representative will meet with Mrs. Day and County Superintendent Dwight Bode in Washington Tuesday.

Washington County Robert Day Day CAP ‘Board of Directors State Department of Public Instruction

Walnut Women and HJ Club Hold Fall Meetings

Sixteen Walnut Women's Club members luncheon at Dickey's Prairie Home with guests Mrs Charles Davison and Carol Wilson. Evette Lewis spoke on George Talley buried at Rock Creek cemetery near Prairie Home. group visited his grave and Downey Furniture Store. HJ Club hosted 18 members for a meeting with roll call on favorite sound. Red Cross collection, by laws revised, plans for future meetings and a Cedar Rapids trip outlined. A mystery auction and white elephant sale planned for November to replenish funds.

Walnut Walnut Women's Club Dickey’s Prairie Home Charles Davison Carol Wilson Evette Lewis George Talley Towan Rock Creek Prairie Home Downey Furniture Lorence Marek HJ Club Larry Marek Dale Marek Red Cross Ray Sojka Hubert Maliby Keith Horn Cedar Rapids Verne Escher Robert Marek

Christian Church CWF Begins Study

The First Christian Church women's group starts a new study series titled Disciples of Canada. Announcement for the next general meeting is Sept. 23 at 2 p.m. at the church with a missionary guest speaker. Various groups and leaders are listed for organizing and hosting duties.

First Christian Church Disciples of Canada Dorcas Fred Bourgeois Priscilla Carl Chalupa Bill Beenblossom Martha Harold Ray Leon Carl Dallmeyer

Methodist circles detail fall meetings and program

Circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church met Friday September 9 for the first meeting of fall. The program titled mission to Six Continents was presented in each circle. New program books were distributed. Tickets were sold for the Mailenton House Guild luncheon to be held September 16 at 12 30 p m Mrs Don Maxwell will lead the program and show pictures of the Seventh Assembly attended in Portland Oregon in May Hostesses listed include Mrs Herb Campbell Mrs Earl Finke Mrs Henry Berdo Mrs Carlton Mangold Mrs Logan Ahrens Mrs Golia Miller Mrs Dale Richards Mrs E B Hammer and Mrs Paul Harvey.

Woman's Society of Christian Service The Methodist Church Continents Mialeyon House Guild Don Maxwell Woman's Society Portland Ore Herb Campbell Earl Finke Henry Berdo Carlton Mangold Logan Ahrens Golia Miller Dale Richards E. B. Hammer Paul Harvey

Hospital Admission and Birth Notices Verbally Recorded

Admitted today Miss Rosemary Reed medical Tonnie Washington medi Craig Swift Washington surgical Births yesterday Mr and Mrs William A Pepper Wellman a daughter was missed today Charles Price Washington Baby girl Stacy Brighton

Rosemary Reed Tonnie Washington Craig Swift Surgical William A. Pepper Wellman Charles Price Stacy Brighton

Mid-Prairie District Runs 1194 Miles Daily For Students

Buses in the Mid-Prairie Community School District travel 1,194 miles daily to and from schools. By year end total mileage reaches about 215,000 with twenty buses serving 1,111 students. Four new buses support 550 additional elementary and junior high riders. Transportation Director Gerald Graf oversees routes and Mort Carr handles maintenance.

Mid - Prairie Community Gerald Graf Mort Carr

Washington Evening Journal staff and circulation notes

A garbled text fragment lists editors and advertising staff at the Washington Evening Journal with references to the Daily Press and United Press and mentions a circulation audit.

Washington Evening Journal Washington, Town David Eider Kaitor and Business Shannon Presid Tising Ciaries Bon Shaffer Nana Ofs United Press Lea Ina Astin Daily Press Town

Thou Shalt Not Steal Motivation Spreads Through City

A fragment notes growing belief that even respectable people rationalize theft if escape seems feasible. The piece hints at shifting social attitudes toward crime and moral boundaries in a community.

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