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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1962

Page

3

Republican Women host county council meeting in Washington

Mrs. P. F. Whisler presided as Robert Everetts summarized candidates and platforms. Dwight Bode spoke on retarded children, followed by Q and A. District all day meeting set for Oct 10 in Davenport, dinner with Sen. Hickenlooper Oct 22 at Washington Country Club. Next meeting in Ainsworth in October.

P. F. Whisler Washington County Council of Republican Women A. E. Baldrige Robert Everetts Dwight Bode Whisler Blackhawk Davenport Washington Country Club Bourke B. Hickenlooper Richard Stephens Ainsworth Baldrige Verle Gallagher Dean Luers J. F. Mallory

Headliners 4-H Club elects officers for coming year

Ten members of the Headliners 4-H Club met with leader Mrs. Keith Murphy and elected Sara Kephart president Linda Warner vice president Kathy Coon secretary treasurer Karen Westermark historian Peggy Kephart reporter Jan Hotle and Lynn Stephens as calling committee Linda Warner will represent the club as a candidate for county office The group set meetings for the second Monday of each month.

Keith Murphy Sara Kephart Linda Warner Kathy Coon Karen Westermark Peggy Kephart Jan Hotle Lynn Stephens

Professional Directory of Attorneys and health services

A dense listing of local professionals includes multiple law firms and lawyers with office addresses in downtown locations, and a dental and medical directory with contact numbers. Notable entries include Stewart and Shearer. Livingston Day and Bates. Morrison and Morrison. Owen. Garrell the dentist. Dr Etter. and Lemmon D D offering eye care.

Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main Livingston, Day & Bates Attorneys Robert Day Robert Bates — Abstract Dept West Main St

Pansy Hill Club Meets at Mrs Hotle’s Home

Mrs. Charles Hotle entertained ten members of the Pansy Hill Club at a Wednesday afternoon meeting. The session was led by president Mrs. Roy Kephart with entertainment by Mrs. E L Rouse and refreshments served with help from Mrs. Harold Beenblossom.

Charles Hotle Pansy Hill Club Roy Kephart E.L. Rouse Harold Beenblossom

Mrs Shannon Heads to Council Bluffs for Weekend

Mrs. W J Shannon will travel to Council Bluffs on Saturday to stay with her mother Mrs Marion Rees while her sister Mrs W R Hughes undergoes major surgery on Monday. Mrs Roy Kuntz seeks get well wishes at University Hospitals Iowa City room 242 Tower. Ray Sojka and party returned from Cedar Rapids after attending the 88th WCTU state convention. The Rev Emma Arnold was re elected president. Mr and Mrs Sojka visited Mr and Mrs Tom Rickey who is improving to sit up daily. Mrs Rickey is well.

W. J. Shannon Council Bluffs W. R. Hughes Roy Kuntz University Hospitals Iowa City Tower Ray Sojka Ethel Henderson Aurora McIntyre WCTU Cedar Rapids Emma Arnold Sojka Tom Rickey Washington Rickey

Electrical uptake on American farms reaches high mark

The U S Department of Agriculture estimates that 98 percent of American farms now have electricity, reflecting widespread rural electrification and progress in farm utilities.

Freeman says farm bill brings surplus solution in sight

Agriculture Secretary Orville L. Freeman told a crowd near Wilmington Ohio that the new farm act will cut feed grain surpluses by 1964 and wheat surpluses by 1965 to safe reserve levels. He suggested voluntary compliance may replace mandatory acreage controls and urged rural voters to reward GOP opposition.

Wilmington Ohio UPI Orville L. Freeman Kennedy Freeman America

Lincoln PTA Head Names Committees At First Meeting

Lincoln School PTA held its first meeting in the gym with president Mrs. Dale Connelly introducing committee chairmen for year. The group reported 146 members joined and Rev. Lloyd Latta offered slides comparing East and West Berlin.

Lincoln School Parent Teacher Association Dale Connelly Joe Martin al Bubniak Harold Ste Roe Tharp Robert G. Robertson Dale Eyestone Bubniak Dale Caldwell Tharp Lloyd Latta East West Berlin

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Professional Directory Louis J. Kehoe Jeffry George F. Morrison Ford Morrison Ira Morrison South Marion Ave Morrison & Morrison Edmund D. Morrison Jr James E. Lloyd West John C. Owen south _ side square Dale E. Garrell Journal Building P. L. Etter Osteopathic Optometrists John W. Lemmon D. D Lemmon Jewelry R. Q. Eastland Journal YWCA Frank Fleagle John Owen W. W. Nolin VW Board Bob Elliott The U.S. Department of Agricul Ture Tricity Smart Storm Paper Don Custer Sales & Service S. Marion Dial Glen M. Steward Springport Mich American Electric Industry Lincoln PTA Latta Clark Wagner Dale Doggett Dale Richards Iowa MINN Kime Orchards Richland Time Loan, Inc Charles Jeffrey MGR Second Floor Journal Bldg Ford Motor Company FORD Galaxie Thunderbird Monterey Miles Lincoln Continental Motor Company Kalonial Town Kalonial Lowa Kalonial Town House Kalona, Lowa
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