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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1966

Page

2

Local service news notes award and family events

Steven E Boudewyns, son of Velma Powers, received the American Spirit Award and was named honor man at San Diego Naval Training Base. After leave, he will attend an equipment operator school in Port Hueneme, California. Other items include birthdays, births, travel plans, and visits among local families such as Mrs John Dodd, Jerry Rein, Alvin Allen, and Nellie McBee.

Steven E. Boudewyns Velma Powers Malad Boise Idaho San Diego Naval Training Base Port Huenume Calif

Mrs. P. J. Graber Dies Near Wayland

Mrs. P J Graber is laid to rest at Sugar Creek Mennonite Church near Wayland after dying at her home east of Wayland Monday evening. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm, Rev Gingerich officiating, burial Sugar Creek Cemetery. Z e h r Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include husband Peter J Graber and eight children, 32 grandchildren, two sisters, and a number of sons and daughters in law. Memorials to Sugar Creek Sewing Society.

Wayland Sugar Creek Mennonite Church P. J. Graber Gingerich Sugar Creek Zehr Sarah Ida Rich Joseph and Fannie Widmer Rich Washington County Peter J. Graber Crawfordsville Dillon Graber Doris Gerig Dennis Dwight Graber Harold Graber Davenport Harold Rector Vinton James Deck Valparaiso Ind Joseph Graber Lester Krabill Washington Sugar Creek Sewing Society

Demos plan October visits in Iowa District One

First District Democratic official W E Bert Leming outlines October events with national figures. Senator Edward Muskie will visit October 1 with Congressman John R Schmidhauser on water air pollution flood control and harbor projects. Governor Hughes will attend a Wapello dinner October 5. Senator George McGovern of North Dakota appears October 17 to back Schmidhauser and expand world markets for agriculture. Dates to follow.

W. E Bert” Leming Iowa Leming Edward Muskee Maine John R. Schmidhauser Schmidhauser Muskee Mississippi River Muscatine Governor Hughes Wapello Hughes Congressman Schmidhauser George McGovern North Dakota McGovern

NFO Vice President to Speak at Washington County Meeting

Erhard Psingsten NFO vice president will speak at an area information meeting Wednesday evening September 21 at 8 p.m. The session will be at the Washington County fair grounds and interested persons are invited to attend.

Erhard Psingsten NFO Washington County Fairgrounds

Levis to Speak at Louisa County Meeting

Leonard W. Levis acting superintendent of the Glenwood State Hospital School will address Louisa County Association for Retarded Children at 7 30 p m in the exceptional persons center Grandview on community responsibilities when residents leave the school.

Volumsus Junction Louisa County Association For Retarded Children Leonard W. Levis Levis Glenwood State Hospital Exceptional Persons Center Grandview

Miller says tax plan is unfair at Iowa dinner

Senator Jack Miller of Iowa attacked President Johnson's 16 month suspension of the 7 percent investment credit for equipment at a Republican dinner in Makengo. He warned the plan unfairly hurts firms with expansion plans and urged narrowing depreciation rules to reflect the true cost after the tax credit, and he urged farm exemptions due to inflation and fair share concerns.

Makengo Iowa UPI Jack Miller Johnson Miller Iowa County

Newell Re elected Leader On Columbus School Board

Newell was re elected president of the Columbus Community School Board while Charles Jenkins retained the vice president post and Raymond Bailey was re elected president of the L and M board.

Newell Columbus Columbus Community School Board Charles Jenkins Raymond Bailey

Boy Scouts Plan Camporee at Coralville

Boy Scout Troop 237 met at the Methodist Church Monday to plan the Camporee in Coralville Oct. 7 9. Scouts will display knowledge in skills such as fire cooking campcraft first aid safety conservation and ropes under Scoutmaster Davy Crockett.

Coralville Davy Crockett

Large crowd at Stephens and Green Hog Sale

AINSWORTH large crowd attended the Stephens and Green Hog Sale Saturday night. The Woman's Society of Christian Service provided meals and sandwiches during the sale. Buyers registered from Minnesota Georgia Pennsylvania Nebraska Indiana South Dakota Wisconsin Illinois Michigan, with one attendee from India.

Ainsworth Stephens and Green Woman's Society of Christian Service Minnesota Georgia Pennsylvania Nebraska Indiana South Dakota Wisconsin Ilinois Michigan India

World War I Veterans Plan Potluck at City Hall

Veterans of World War I and their auxiliary will gather at Washington city hall for a potluck supper at 6 30 this evening. After the meal the two groups will hold separate meetings.

Washington City Hall

Sheetz 3rd in national tractor pull at Ottumwa 1966

Gary Sheetz of Washington finished third in the National Tractor Pull at Ottumwa on September 17 1966. He trailed the winner by four feet eight inches and was narrowly behind in the reserve title by half an inch in a four way middleweight tie.

Gary Sheetz R.R Washington Ottumwa Gary Sheetz Bill James Ada Ivan Robbins Carlisle Indiana Steetz Skeets Jack DeClerck Edinburg Illnois

Property Transfers in Kalona and West Chester Areas

Russell G Bannister and wife transfer to Byron T Conway and wife lots 3b and 3c in Circle drive sub division SE Washington Polly Bender transfers to Frank Rhodes lot 8 and north 6 ft of lot 7 bik 5 Morningside add Karona Chester A Miller and wife transfer to Polly Bender lot 8 and north 6 ft lot 7 blk 5 Morningside add Kalona Roy Ivan Nelson and wife transfer to Bill C Kindred and wife land in sec 6 748 and sec 31 7548 Homer N Porter and wife transfer to LC Statler and Joe Bauerwest 80 ft of lot 1 J B Crayne's add West Chester Thomas H Miller and wife transfer to Edwin Grout and wife land in sec 1277 7 and sec 777 6

Russell G. Bannister Byron T. Conway Circle Drive Washington Polly Bender Frank Rhodes North Morningside Karona Chester A. Miller Kalona Roy Ivan Nelson Bill C. Kindred Homer N. Porter LC. Statler Joe Bauer J. B. Crayne West Chester Thomas H. Miller Edwin Grout

Local Names Parade In Cars And Trucks

A list of individuals and vehicle brands appears in a community notice. Names include Howard D. Coakley Inferna James Cline and others alongside car brands such as Chevrolet Ford Oldsmobile and Cadillac. The fragment suggests a roster or sale related mention without clear context or event.

Howard D. Coakley Inferna James C. Cline Cadillac Teddie Mary Carter Mobile Home Debert Mildred Flynn Chevrolet Maynard Emma Marner Oldsmobile Ralph Lloyd Stout Sr Ford Truck Cloyce M. Statler Thomas Nina Johnson Ford

Adventists Break Ground For New Church Building

About 49 members and friends of the Seventh-day Adventist church gathered Sunday at the corner of 13th Ave and Main St to break ground for a new church. Mayor L. C. Willits spoke, Pastor Gerald M. Fillman delivered a sermonette, and retired missionary Martin F. Jedenmann led a prayer. Participants included Pastor Fillman, Mayor Willits, Charles O. Brown, church elder, and Charles Wheeling, the oldest member present. Construction will start at once.

Seventh - Day Adventist Church N. 13Th Ave E. Main Street L. C. Willits Gerald M. Fillman Martin F. Jedemann Phillipines Fillman Willits Charles O. Brown Charles Wheeling Wise of Brighton

Farm Bureau Women Committee Plans District Workshop

The Farm Bureau Women’s Committee met Monday afternoon at the Farm Bureau office. After the pledge, county chairman Mrs. Haydn Thomas gave the meditation. District 7 workshop is set for Sept 26 in Fairfield, with all officers attending, and the county workshop on Oct 10 in the ISU auditorium. Crawford township arranged refreshments.

Farm Bureau Women’s Committee Farm Bureau Haydn Thomas District 7 Fairfield ISU Crawford Township

Marion Avenue church family night planned

Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church invites families to a Wednesday evening event on September 21 with a basket supper at 6 30. If weather allows a picnic at Sunset Park. otherwise the church hosts indoors. The Christian Education committee led by Mrs Mary Stewart plans the program featuring vacations with the Robert McFarlanes, the Clarence Berkoffs, and the Milford Knutsons in charge.

Marion Avenue Milford Knutsons

Cheri Lyn Club Hosts Bridge Afternoon for Members

Mr and Mrs Oral Mayo entertained the Cheri Lyn bridge club with an afternoon of visiting and card playing. High score went to Mrs Ralph, with a small prize awarded at the Captains Table.

Cheri Lyn Oral Mayo Serer Ralph Tak

Social notes admit and discharge names across towns

Admitted yesterday are Mrs Orpha Garrett Washington medical and Mrs Pearl Call Columbus Junction surgical. Dismissed yesterday include Larry Sieren Keota. Today’s entries list Mrs Dale Janecek and daughter Ainsworth Mrs John Clark and daughter Washington and Mrs James Rosien and daughter Washington.

Orpha Garrett Washington Medical Pearl Call Columbus Junction Surgical Larry Sieren Keota Dale Janecek Ainsworth John Clark James Rosien

Garden I Club Holds Summer Meeting and Plans Board

Fourteen members of Garden I Club met with Mrs. B. M. O Beirn on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Myrtle Stites, sister of the hostess, attended as guest. Mayme Squire led the program and appointed Mrs. Howard Anderson as assistant leader for the next board meeting. A card was signed for ill member Mrs. Georgia McGinnis. Edna Smith moderated the program What s Your Problem and read an editorial while each member shared her garden problem for the summer. Refreshments were hosted by Mrs. Percy Skubal and Mrs. Schuerman. October hostess change to Mrs. Harry Turner.

Garden Garden I Club B. M. O’beirn Myrtle Stites Mayme Squire Howard Anderson Georgia McGinnis Earl Schuerman Edna Smith Gardeners Percy Skubal Schuerman Harry Turner

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