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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1963

Page

9

Windstorm Leaves City in Shambles Across Counties

A morning windstorm swept southern Washington County and northern Henry and Jefferson Counties. Brighton bore the heaviest damage with a tornado, many trees down, and homes damaged. Pleasant Plain, Wayland, Coppock, Trenton, and Crawfordsville reported extensive damage. power and phone service disrupted but underway to restore by evening. No injuries. property losses run into thousands. Grain bins demolished. trailers overturned. many roads blocked by debris. Schools closed and residents began cleanup as crews worked to repair lines and poles. weather.

Ids Washington County Henry Jefferson Orly Brighton Pleasant Plain Wayland Coppock Trenton Crawfordsville New Today Iowa Southern Utilities Co Washington Brighton Thirton Wasland Henry County Pd Mi Leroy Mineari Maude White William Day ASCS Perdock Olds-Cadillac Johanson

Americans Freed From Castro Regime Arrive in United States

New York attorney James B. Donovan announced that twenty-one Americans freed from Cuba arrived today, with six others heading to South America. One patient, Richard Allen Pecoraro, 30, was identified among the arrivals, while Donovan noted Castro’s clemency as part of broader prisoner reviews and prior negotiations for Bay of Pigs and other cases.

Cuba South America Fidel Castro New York James B. Donovan Richard Allen Pecoraro Castro Donovan Red Cross Rudolph Abel Francis Gary Powers

Ida Mae Hunt of Ainsworth Dies at 90

Ida Mae Hunt 90, of Ainsworth, died April 21, 1963, at Beauchamp Nursing Home Winfield after a week of illness. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Tuesday United Presbyterian Church Ainsworth with Dale Brehmer in charge. Burial Ainsworth. Born January 1, 1872 in Westboro Missouri to Melvin and Fannie Rowan. Married William H. Hunt September 22, 1891. he died March 12, 1933. Survived by son Lee and daughters Luli Moore Jessie Colthurst and Helen Bartholow plus 11 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. One sister Mary Thompson and other relatives. Homer Hunt died January 9, 1962 and another daughter died in infancy.

Ida Mae Hunt Ainsworth Beauchamp Winfield United Presbyterian Church Dale Brehmer Jones Funeral Home Arangements Hunt Westboro Melvin Fannie Clement Rowan William H. Hunt Kensington Club Lee Frank Luli) Moore Roger Jessie) Colthurst Charles Elen

Junction Man Dies In Auto Accident

Cecil Simmons dies in an auto crash near Columbus Junction Saturday night. Funeral Tuesday at 1 30 p m Stacy Funeral Home with burial in Boston Cemetery. Survivor details include his mother Grace Simmons and sister Belle Colts plus ten children.

Columbus Junction Fural Cecil Simmons Stacy Funeral Home Robert Parks Rge Boston Cemetery Clifford Curtis Mr. Simmons Louisa Con A Fred G Simmons Grace Simmons Muscatine Belle Colts California

Josephine Cherry 91 Dies This Morning

Leona Josephine Eckels born in 1871 in Washington County. She married John Charles Cherry in 1894. Survived by son John W. Cherry. another son Marion Everett died in 1899. Funeral Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Jones Funeral Home with Rev Milan Thompson. burial Elm Grove Cemetery.

Juseparme Cherry John W. Cherry Washington Jones Milan Thompson Carge Buri Elm Grove Leona Josephine Eckels Washirton James and Emma Ross Eckels

Rick Bordwell Named Local Hawkeye Boys State Delegate

Richard Bordwell of Washington has been named the local delegate to Hawkeye Boys State, with Dick Eyestone as alternate. Both juniors at Washington High School were chosen by school officials and Leon Beatty American Legion post. Boys State runs at Camp Dodge from June 28 to date with over 700 Iowa youths. Rick is in National Honor Society, plays football and track, and is active in Hi. Dick is an honor student, on the basketball team, Hi-Y, and active in school events.

Rick Borane Arts Richard Bordwell Washington Hawkeye Boys Dick Eyestone Clifford Eyestone Washington High School Leon Beatly American Legion Post Camp Dodge Iowa Rick

Iowa Senate weighs blocking tax increases in budget debate

Iowa lawmakers debate a strict hold-the-line budget amid sentiment in the Senate to keep taxes and spending flat. House changes to tax increases are scrutinized as officials note earmarking for school aid dwindled. Debate centers on sales tax, hotel levies, cigarette taxes, and income tax adjustments amid concerns over who pays for proposed tax hikes.

Des Moines UPS Iowa Legislatu John Shoeman R-Atlanti Senate Shoeman House Iowa

Public Library Urges Visits During Library Week

The Washington joins libraries in observance of Library Week with the Wton County Art Show ongoing this afternoon through Saturday. More than fifty paintings by local artists fill the gallery while invitations go to elementary schools to visit. Librarian Mrs Homer Stephen notes many new books and over a hundred periodicals, inviting the public to explore.

Washington Wton County Applied Arts T Department of the Forum Stary Riverside Public School Homer Stephen

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