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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1971

Page

8

Five from Kinross die in Kansas freeway crash

A Kinross Iowa family of five perished when their car traveling west on Interstate 70 near Topeka failed after Harold Reynolds appears to have fallen asleep. The parents and three sons Larry 11 Phil 9 Curtis 7 died in the crash and fire. Funeral set for Ollie United Methodist Church with burial in Ollie Cemetery.

Topeka Kan UPI Kinross Iowa Highway Patrol Harold E Reynolds Reynolds Betty Jane Larry Phil Curtis William L. Albott Kansas Highway Patrol Kansas Smolan Curtis Reynolds

Funeral today for Mrs. Ethel Wanerus

Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel Wanerus 84 of 303 North Avenue B Washington were held at 1 30 p m in Jones Funeral Home with Rev M C Smith in charge and burial in Hillcrest Cemetery Brighton She died suddenly at her home Thursday night Born October 29 1886 in Keithsburg II daughter of Frederick and Cora Wickett Frick She married Philip E Wanerus who died in 1950 Member of Grace United Protestant church Park Forest II Surviving a daughter Mrs Stanley F Adrian Smith of San Diego Calif a son Philip Richard Vanerus of Park Forest Ill and four granddaughters

Ethel Wanerus North Avenue B Washington Jones M. C. Smith Hillcrest Cemetery Brighton Wanerus Keithsburg Ethel Frick Frederick Cora Wickett Frick Philip E Wanerus

Building Permits List From Local Board Actions

Summary of approved and moved structures including Tom Randa porch remodel at 1020 South Iowa Avenue, Roger Booth new residence at 1040 South Sixth Avenue, Loren Robertson 24 by 36 storage building moved to West Monroe, Merle Allison 417 East Main et 22 by 30 garage, Walker West Fifth Street 28 by 28 house addition, Jack Fuhr 1221 East Third double unit modular 24 by 37, Carroll Reighard 502 West Third 24 by 36 garage, dated with prior board approvals.

Tom Randa Iowa Avenue Board of Adjustment Roger Booth Sixth Avenue Loren Robertson West Monroe Merle Allison East Mainet Walker Fifth Street Jack Fuhr East Third Carroll Reighard West Third

Koehler Reunion Held Here Sunday

Forty nine descendants of Juergen A Koehler and his wife gathered at Sunset Park for a family reunion on Sunday. Attendees listed include Logan Ahrens, Charles Gault, Meint Koehler, Clark Hopping, Dallas Kitzman, Raymond Chambers, Stanley Chambers, Russel Chambers, Kathy Lee, Ray Lee, Max Bates, Sherry, Mike and Jeff, Maurice Tines, Shari Boysen, Larry Bopp, Laurie Lynn, Lawrence Moore, Terry and Rennie, Bruce Moore, Tina, Tom Moore, Vicky, Dick Schenk, Robert Conry, Dale and Dean Widmer, Ted Gerot, Linda, Dale and Duane. Some relatives such as John H Koehler and Maude Koehler were unable to attend.

Logan Ahrens Charles Gault Meint Koehler Washington Clark Hopping Columbus Junction Dallas Kitzman Skip Raymond Chambers Stanley Chamber Sigourney Russel Chambers Kathy Ray Lee Packwood Max Bates Sherry Mike Jeff Atlantic Maurice Tines Shari Don Boysen Larry Bopp Laurie Lynn Davenport Lawrence Moore Terry and Rennie Bruce Moore Tina Mt. Pleasant Tom Moore Vicky Dick Schenk Robert Conry Dale Dean Ann Widmer Ted Gerot Linda Duane Riverside John H Koehler Maude Koehler

Calendar for this column must be im

On the day of first Each notice will be e days in advance Tuesday Tops Club No meeting due to Fair Week Thursday p.m. Mrs. Charles HEO. Club Bartholow

John H. Davis 90 Dies In Houston Hit Run

John H. Davis 90 of Houston died after a hit and run Saturday July 31 1971. A native of Washington he served 18 years in the US Army including Sicily invasion and Korea. Survives include four sons two daughters a brother and three grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at Sherman Eden Funeral Home with burial in Ainsworth Cemetery and American Legion rites.

John H. Davis Houston Texas Washington Mr. Davis Homer Davis Golda Turnipseed Davis May Tacoma Susan Bailey Dorothy Ann Messer Eldor Sherman-Eden Richard Peterson Ainsworth Cemetery American Legion Davis Sicily Korea The Baptist Church Fred May John Sacramento Calif Mike David Des Moines Jeffery Eldora Gary Frericks Marshalltown Larry Norman Union Robern Davis Monroe

Hospital Admits Array of Residents Across Counties

On the record hospital admitted Saturday Clyde Garrett Washington and James Thompson Ainsworth Mrs Gary Bausch and son Columbus Junction Mrs Gerald Hoyle and son Washington Today Mrs Jean Napp Wayland Mrs Michael Cole and a daughter Davenport all listed as current inpatients and transfers from multiple communities.

James Thompson Ainsworth Gary Bausch Columbus Junction Gerald Hoyle Washington Today Jean Napp Wayland Michael Cole Davenport

Volpe begins billboard removals under Beautification Act

Transportation Secretary John A Volpe oversaw removal of the first billboard on Interstate 95 in Freeport as part of the 1965 Federal Highway Beautification program. He later cut down a billboard in Idaho to spur the effort, stating Congress did not intend to destroy the industry but to remove signs from communities and rural areas.

UPI Transportation John A. Vople Interstate 95 Freeport Congress Volpe Boise Idaho

Historical Society Booth Showcases Anderson Wallace Photography

At the county fair the Historical Society displays the work of the late Anderson Wallace in booth 7 of the IndustrialBuilding. Mrs Claude Tucker donated the photos to the society and Mrs Oneita Fisher lent them for display. Wallace, born in Pennsylvania, lived in the area since childhood and spent his years as a janitor at Wallace School and the local high school. His photos capture parades trains circuses old soldiers and World War One subjects with a fondness for bridges and elm trees. Visitors are invited to reminisce and offer additional information.

Historical Society Booth 7 Latenderson Wallace Claude Tucker Wallace Oneita Fisher Pennsylvania Wallace School East Washington The

Nixon biggest spender yet

Washington UPI reports President Nixon has become the era's largest spender, with $81 billion spent since 1968 and a growing public debt that exceeds all but World War II totals. The administration contends deficits mirror borrowing from Social Security, while real deficits reach billions beyond official figures. Economists dispute future debt trends as Nixon pledges frugality amid rising outlays.

Washington UPI Nixon White House Johnson FDR Naz Germany Japan Treasury House Appropriations Committee George Mahon D-Tex

Softball League Scores and Upcoming Weekend Schedule

The men’s city softball league played three games July 30 to makeup rained out action. Waconda beat Perfex 14 8 behind Ernie Beemblossom. Perfex rallied to defeat the Piledrivers 16 3 as Art Kruk won and Crawford and Tobin homered for DeKalb. DeKalb won 21 12 with Wayne Witthoft the winning pitcher and John Richards two homers. Al Brock and Tom Witthoft homered for DeKalb. Sunday the Brewers beat Perfex 24 11 Wakonda defeated the Sowers 114 and the PBRs edged Crane Falk 13 12. Sunday Aug 8 the PBRs face the Piledrivers at 4 pm Ik meets DeKalb at 6 pm and Waconda vs the Piledrivers at 8 pm.

Waconda Perfex Ernie Beemblossom Garth Rustan Piledrivers Art Kruk Crawford Tobin DeKalb Wayne Witthoft John Richards al Brock Tom Witthoft Brewers Wakonda Sowers PBR Crane-Falk

Local family visits end with Sunday dinner in Aurora

Locals Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Weeks spent the weekend visiting relatives. The Jones family joined Mary Lee Moore and Jill for Sunday dinner and afternoon visiting in Aurora, Illinois.

Gordon Jones Mark Cynthia Aurora Ill Jones Amily Mrs. Dewey Weeks Mary Lee Moore Jill

Steele kinhold annual reunion at Sunset Park

Horace Steele descendants gathered Sunday August 1 at Sunset Park with nearly 60 attending a noon dinner and afternoon visiting. A brief business meeting set the 1972 reunion at Sunset Park with Mrs Roy C Steele as acting secretary treasurer. Numerous Steeles and relatives from Letts Wellman Iowa City Des Moines Riverside Columbus Junction Wayland Kalona Riverside Washington and Kalona attended with guests including Salladay Busby Jones and Mary.

Horace Tee Sunset Park Roy C. Steele James Steele Jeffrey and Terri Letts Orvald. Miller Maureen Lionel Wellman Robert Parks Jayanna Susan Iowa City Robert Steele Angela Lori Kelly Tracy Des Moines Johnnie L. Arbogast Wayland Nellie Finke Kalona Elmer Steele Riverside Oscar Steele Darrell Dianne Donna Dan Eugene Steele David Dennis Carl Steele Columbus Junction Washington Milo Steele Earl Steele William Steele Drew Linda Leighton Kelly Brent and Kent Ray M. Steele Arthur Nicholson Meryl Steele Mary. Salladay Ross Jones Avis Busby

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