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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1966

Page

2

Keokuk County hosts IFYE exchange plaque event in Sigourney

Reading a plaque in the Keokuk County Courthouse lawn Sigourney Iowa marks the start of 4-H in the county and the birth of rural clubs in 1904. The International Farm Youth Exchange program began in 1948 and now involves 33 countries with 3916 participants.

Internationalarm IFYE United States Carlos A. Ramirez Panama Miss Lenith Queslati Brazil Othman Oueslati Tunisia Keokuk County Court House Sigourney Iowa Keokuk County Cap E. Miller Irls of America International Farm Youth Exchange 4-H National 4-H Club Foundation Cooperative Extension Service

Six new teachers join Mid Prairie High staff

Mid Prairie High adds six new teachers this year. Nan cy Mortimore from Chariton will teach senior psychology English II and sponsor the art club. Thelma Qualsdorf, formerly Webster City, holds history education credentials and enjoys teaching in MP’s friendly atmosphere. Judy Mountjoy from West Virginia serves as guidance counselor with degrees from WVU and U of Maryland. Paul Milanski, ex Adams Massachusetts resident, is an English teacher new to full time duty in MP. Darrell Netherton, formerly Jamaica Iowa, teaches government economics and contemporary problems after studies at SUI. Mary Ann Moss teaches French I II III at MPHS and junior high. her husband studies law at Iowa.

Mid - Prairie High School Nancy Mortimore Chariton Iowa Mortimore Jamie University of Iowa SUI Thelma Qualsdorf Webster City University of Town Wellman Paines Ohio Maryland University Hospital Paul Milanski Adams Massachusetts Middlebury College Middlebury Vermont North Adams College North Adams Iowa City Mid. Prairie High State University of Iowa Netherton Linn Marr High School Marion Washington D.C MPHS Mary Ann Moss Moss University of Illinois Talerville Minois Illinois College of Law Mid - Prairie

U P workshop planned at First Presbyterian Ashington

The United Presbyterian workshop for church school teachers and officers meets September 14 at First Presbyterian Church in Ashington. Representatives from churches in Fairfield Mt Pleasant Muscatine Iowa City and other areas attend under Southeast Iowa Presbytery. A panel on Christmas and Easter observances opens the program led by Robert Reynolds with departmental groups organizing nursery kindergarten and junior and senior high classes.

First Presbyterian Church Ashington United Presbyterian Churches Fairfield Mt. Pleasant Muscatine Iowa City Children’s Work Committee Southeast Iowa Robert Reynolds West Liberty Carol Wells Bettendorf Ollie Andrews Fred Culver Wheatland Elaine Ruth Clinton Telford Dindinger Clarence and Lillian Dehne Washington

Youth symphony tryouts planned in Davenport

James Dixon leads Tri-city Youth Symphony auditions for new members next weekend at Masonic Auditorium Davenport Iowa. Saturday September 17 1 to 4 p m auditions for strings. Sunday September 18 1 to 4 p m auditions for winds percussion. Solo performance and sight reading required. Call Mrs William Sten at 3556277 for special audition times.

James Dixon Tri-city Symphony Orchestra Youth Symphony Tri-city Symphony Masonic Auditorium Davenport Iowa

Incumbents Re-Elected in Columbus School Vote

Columbus Junction voters re elected Charles Jenkins and Lewis Peterson to the Columbus Community School District board and J E Jenson as treasurer while 372 votes were cast. Other candidates were Demar Evans Richard Harbison and Val Oliver. A three fourths mill levy for Area 9 Vocational School passed 232 to 90. Districts split into five director areas with a board member from each area. 81 to 14 for the levy and 82 to 8 for the district split.

Dharles Jenkins Lewis Peterson J. E. Jenson Demar Evans Richard Harbison Val Oliver Columbus Area 9 Vocational School Louisa and Muscatine Raymond Bailey Delno Stineman Adelia Klipstein He Vuvers Aso

How To Open CLOGGED SEWERS Without Digging

How To Open Clogged Sewers Without Digging promises root, paper, grease and organic removal by SEWEREAMER. No tools needed just mix and pour in floor drain to dissolve blockages. Fast acting cheap with 10 lb cans priced at 4.95.

County wide effort to help Iowa Children's Home Society

Washington County residents join a state drive to aid emotionally distressed children and unwed mothers served by the Iowa Children's Home Society. Volunteers seek foster homes and adoptive placements while funds come from counties, donors, and a statewide volunteer network. The initiative lists local volunteers and notes support from the Washington Community Chest.

Iowa Washington County Iowa Children’s Home Society United

Ability grouping used in Waco high schools this year

A national survey shows 70 percent favor ability based class placement. Waco schools implement ability grouping across all four core subjects this fall, with prior grouping in math and science and last year in English. Social studies joins this year, with improved student engagement and learning overall. An adult education plan begins on a limited basis, inviting community input on offered courses. November 1 is the expected start for new classes, and Waco is a pilot site for a Music Appreciation course taught by Betty Rusbult with Iowa materials and state grant support.

Waco Betty Rusbult University of Iowa State Department

Highland School Erects New Sign and Plans Activities

A new sign stands in front of Highland High School as a gift from the class of 1966, nine feet high with brick pillars and a changeable glass case for events and identification. Supt. Miles will visit Ames to discuss an access road from Highway 218. School pictures are set for September 14 at Ainsworth Center and high school, and September 21 at Riverside. Seventh and Eighth grade art students and Mrs. Truitt toured the MacBride Hall museum. Curtis Magazine rep to meet with the Junior Class on campus this week. Annual editors Linda Metz and Shirley Thomann and Junior editors Diana Rarick and Binnie Brush attend Town City workshop September 16. Mixed Chorus members elected officers for the year: Linda Gs President, Tim Colbert President, Mary Lord-Leey Treasurer, Margaret Kuebel-Librarian.

Highland High School Miles Ames Highway Commission Ainsworth Center Riverside Linda Metz Shirley Thomann Diana Rarick Binnie Brush Town City

Attend Land Bank group conferences in Iowa meeting names listed

Seven representatives of the Federal Land Bank Association at Mount Pleasant attended a regional conference for directors and managers on September 9 in Cedar Rapids. The event, sponsored by the Federal Land Bank of Omaha, drew more than 750 directors and managers from 18 associations in Eastern Iowa. Attendees from Mount Pleasant were N. K. Hartley President Robert C. Madden Vice President Clifford Messer Russell Seymour Lloyd W. Brown W. M. Boshart and Richard L. Larsen Assistant Manager. Max L. Johnson director from Stockport attended a similar meeting held in Storm Lake on September 8.

Federal Land Bank Association Mount Pleasant Cedar Rapids Iowa Federal Land Bank of Omaha Federal Land Bank Mount Pleasant Association N. K. Hartley Hillsboro Robert C. Madden Crawfordsville Clifford Messer Fairfield Russell Seymour Danville Lloyd W. Brown W. M. Boshart Richard L. Larsen Max L. Johnson Stockport Storm Lake

Hartzells Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary in Crawfordsville

Mr and Mrs Wayne Hartzell marked their Golden Anniversary with an open house at the Crawfordsville Methodist Church on Sunday September 11. About 110 guests attended including their children Charles Wells Jacqueline Godfrey and Dick Hartzell and many relatives from Princeton Bloomington Austin Minn Denver Guthrie Center Clinton Davenport Cedar Rapids Des Moines Washington Redfield Albia Atlantic New London Riverside Columbus Junction Iowa City and Crawfordsville.

Crawfordsville Wayne Hartzell Bob Wells Charles Wells Jacqueline Godfrey Cedar Rapids Dick Hartzell Bloomington Hartzell Edna Hartzell Atlantic Louise Wells Roy Verret Austin, Minn Lloyd Covault Guthrie Center Tom Godfrey Jerry Keller Dennis Godfrey Princeton, Ill Les Raymond Howsare Donald Lee Chester Spangler Richard Lease Princeton Austin

Funeral Monday for Everette Stapp 59

Funeral services for Everette Stapp age 59 were held at 2 p m Monday at Stacy Lewis Funeral Home in Columbus Junction Rev Hubert Sunderman conducted the rites with burial in Columbus City Cemetery

Columbus Junction Everette Stapp Stacy Lewis Hubert Sunderman Columbus City Cemetery

Hospital admissions and births in Washington and Columbus Junction

Yesterday admissions include Donald Fox Columbus Junction surgical Cathryn Hiller Washington surgical Susan Vacha Washington surgical Today Miss Pauis Crawford Columbus Junction medical Terry Kruse Brighton medical Births report a son to Mr and Mrs Robert Cave Washington Dismissals include Mrs Milton Birka Washington Mrs Lyle Hansen and her son Washington and Miss Dix Smith Ainsworth

Donald Fox Columbus Junction Cathryn Hiller Washington Susan Vacha Miss Pauis Crawford Terry Kruse Brighton Robert Cave Milton Birka Lyle Hansen Dixis Smith Ainsworth

Ida Mae Hershberger Dies at Frytown

Ida Mae Hershberger 89 died Monday at her son Ora J. Hershberger’s Frytown home after a ten day illness. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at West Union Mennonite Church officiated by Herman Ropp and John Y Swartzendruber. Burial in West Union Church cemetery. Visitation at Yoder Funeral Home Kalona until service. Born June 3, 1877 in Iowa County daughter of Yost and Mariam Wertz Yoder. She married Jacob E Hershberger Oct 27 1898. he died April 2 1903. Survived by one son three granddaughters seven grandsons.

Kaluna Ida Mae Hershberger Ora J. Hershberger Frytown West Union Mennonite Church Herman Ropp John Y. Swartzendruber West Union Church Yoder Kalona Hershberger Iowa County Yost Mariam Wertz Yoder Jacob E. Hershberber

Assembly of God Missionettes Meet at First Assembly

Betty Hudson chaired Friday evening gathering of the Assembly of God Missionettes. Esther Cline opened with prayer as various projects were discussed. Louise Allbright led a blessing before refreshments. The next meeting is set for September 23 at 4 p.m. with Betty Hudson.

Assembly of God Missionettes Betty Hudson Esther Cline Louise Allbright

Oldest Riverside resident dies at 97 in Riverside

Mrs. Catherine Thomann aged 97, Riverside's oldest resident, died at Pleasantview Home Kalona. Funeral Mass Thursday at 9 am Marys Catholic Church Riverside with Rev Boechmann. Rosaries Wednesday evening. She was born March 21 1869 in Riverside, lifelong resident, member of St Marys Church and Altar and Rosary Society. Survived by four sons a daughter 20 grandchildren and 76 great grandchildren. Grandsons pallbearers.

Riverside Catherine Thomann Pleasantview Kalona Mary’s Catholic Church Walter Boechmann Sorden & Adams Feneral Thomann Patrick Julia Eagle Dean St. Mary's Church Altar and Rosary Society Albert A. Thomann Lester Wilford Clarence Ralph Bernard Velma) Walsh

Dale Clark Injured When Combine Overturned Near Wayland

Dale Clark, a former resident five miles southwest of Wayland, was taken to Mt Pleasant hospital at noon Monday after a combine he was driving overturned on the highway east of the Sam Hulme farm south of Wayland.

Wayland Dale Clark Mt Pleasant Sam Hulme

Local staff shifts at Washington Evening Journal

A garbled notice lists Washington Evening Journal personnel roles including William Shannon as Basin Manager and Charlee Mortis as Vice President, with editors Bob Shatter and Howard Hazen and others. The item appears to be a misread media staff notice published as a second class matter.

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