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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1958

Page

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Appeal for probe of Iowa School for the Deaf

The Towa Association of the Deaf urged Gov. Loveless to appoint a fact finding committee or have the Board of Regents investigate teaching standards at the Iowa School for the Deaf in Council Bluffs. They cited low academic standards and staff resignations, saying graduates show the equivalent of five years of grade school education.

Des Moines UPS Towa Association of the Deaf Iowa School For the Deaf Council Bluffs Association Palmer Lee Manly Herschel C. Loveless Iowa Board of Regents Lee Donald L. Irwin Loveless Harry Hagemann Waverly Board of Regents Lege Lloyd E. Berg

Horse Show to Close Washington County Fair Weekend

The annual Washington County Fair concludes with an afternoon horse show at 1 30 and an evening performance at 7 30. Fair officials report strong crowds and a successful week of midway entertainment and events.

Washington County

Junior Hi-Y Dance at Washington YMCA Saturday

The Junior Hi-Y'ers host a dance at the Washington YMCA on Saturday from 7 15 to 9 30 p m Music by Dean Garrett and his record player All boys and girls who were in the sixth seventh and eighth grades last year may attend Admission is 10 cents.

Washington Ymca Dean Garrett

Rites at Wayland for William Boshart 82

William Boshart 82 died Thursday at Kennedy Nursing Home Mt Pleasant where he had been a patient for a month. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. in Wayland Mennonite Church of which he was a charter member. Zehr Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include three daughters Irene Schrock Burlington Max Kauffman Wayland and Kenneth Peterson Olds two sons Vernon Cole City IL and Vere Mt. Pleasant, 14 grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren.

Wayland William Boshart Kennedy Mt. Pleasant Wayland Mennonite Church J. J Pritchard Zehr Mollie Behrman Anna Eicher Irene Schrock Burlington Max Kauffman Kenneth Peterson Olds Vernon Cole City Vere

Work Moves Ahead on Streets Despite Rain

Heavy showers Thursday afternoon and evening slowed street repair work. An official rain gauge recorded .87 inch. Workmen returned under clear skies this morning and continued to pour concrete curbs and gutters in the business area.

Brighton Farmer Hurt In Tractor Accident

Clyde Garrett of Brighton is hospitalized in Washington county after a tractor overturned while he dragged weeds on his farm 32 miles north of Brighton. He suffered no fractures but is under observation for possible injuries and was found by his wife around 4:30 p.m.

Brighton Clyde Garrett Washington County Hospital Garrett

Nautilus Completes Polar Trip Under Arctic Ice

The U S atomic submarine Nautilus finished a polar sea voyage beneath the Arctic ice cap. Cmdr W R Anderson received the Legion of Merit at a Washington ceremony after commanding the vessel during the 19 day mission.

Washington UPI U.S Arctic White House Eisenhower Cmdr W.R. Anderson Anderson North Pole Pearl Harbor Pacific European Hawaii Europe Bering Strait

Riverside rites for James Kucera 92

Funeral services for James Kucera a Riverside farmer 92 will be at St Marys church with Rev Walter Boeckman officiating. The rosary is tonight at Sorden and Adams funeral home. Mr Kucera died Thursday in a Washington nursing home of pneumonia and complications. born in Czechoslovakia Oct 11 1865 he came here as an infant and lived in Washington county. He married Anna Florang Jan 23 1894 celebrating 64th anniversary last Jan 23. Survivors include wife three sons and seven daughters plus 16 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.

Czechoslovakia Washington County Kucera Anna Florang St. Mary's Church, Riverside Fred Edward Ralph Riverside Dora Parker Della Kron Helen Wingler Clara Libenguth Evelyn Moberly Washington Mary Rotesburger Kalona Alice Decklar Manchester

Two Girls Eight Take 10 Mile Hike

Two eight year olds Janine Weston and Alfreda Lynch left Emerson Hough School playground with water and 48 cookies. They mailed a note and hiked ten miles to Janine’s grandmother in Newton before turning up safe about four p.m. Police and families searched earlier.

Newton Iowa UPI Janine Weston Alfreda Lynch Janine Richard Weston Mingo Mildred Scott James Lynch Emerson Hough School Miss Scott Nanine

Kierdorf arson case linked to Teamsters Cadillac sale

Frank and Herman Kierdorf, accused arsonists, were tied to James Hoffa’s Local 299 through a Teamsters Cadillac sale. Details include a burned Latreille Cleaners shop, five gallon gasoline evidence, and a suspected third man, Donald Keller, questioned after Kierdorf died from injuries.

Flint, Mich UPI Frank Herman Kierdorf Teamsters Union James R. Hoffa Teamsters Cadillac Paul L. Adams Kierdorfs Latreille Cleaners Adams Frank Kierdorf Oakland County Kierdorf Herman Donald Keller Detroit

Government Agents Get Bodyguard On Farm at Lenox

Lenox Iowa. Federal agents tasked with measuring wheat acreage on George Barrans farms were met by Barrans and three other farmers acting as a self styled bodyguard. Barrans had repeatedly refused access, prompting a court order from Judge Edwin Hicklin to allow inspection. Barrans claimed the agents risked dogs and firearms and warned of a stray dog and guns. The government planned to sue for $489 alleging 23 acres over the allotment across two farms.

Lenox Iowa UPI George Barrans Barrans Agricultural and Stabilization ASC Adams County Edwin Hicklin Notment U. .S. Atty John C. Stevens Stevens

Murray to Vacation in Colorado During Campaign

Ames Iowa Republican gubernatorial hopeful William G. Murray announced a Colorado vacation. He will return Aug 14-16 to campaign in three counties, then depart again for another week of rest. Murray and his wife will leave after attending Redfield Old Settler's Reunion, with about half of Aug 22 to election day booked for appearances.

Des Moines UPI William G. Murray Ames Iowa Colorado Murray Redfield

Crawfordsville Lions Club Pony Show Plans Finalized

Crawfordsville plans for the annual Pony Show are completed after a rain postponement. The event, set for Saturday at 7:30 p.m. offers more than 400 dollars in prize money in the fourth yearly Pony Show. Announcer Mrs. Robert Wilson ring man G. R. Arthaud and musician Coleen Brody are named.

Crawfordsville Crawfordsville Lions Club Crawfordsville Lions Robert Wilson G. R. Arthaud Coleen Brody

Will Quiz Chicago Mobster on Sale of Mansion to Teamsters

Washington County youths receive awards at the 4-H and FFA fair. Bernard Bartholow of Washington earns the Junior Master Swine Producers Trophy from Kno Tek Brothers. Ronnie Marek of Riverside wins the Dow Runner trophy for the champion pen of five baby beeves. Keota's Brad Kiesey, Crawfordsville's Paul Henderson, and John Knecht of Washington receive swine gilt awards. Three juveniles gain gifts from the Washington County Swine Producers Association. Electrical exhibits by Justine McCarthy, John Combs, and Joe White highlight county 4-H electrical work.

Washington County Bernard Bartholow Washington Knotek Brothers Ronnie Marek Riverside Washington County Swine Producers Association Brad Kiesey Keota Hampshire Paul Henderson Crawfordsville John Knecht Justine McCarthy John Combs Joe White

Detroit Union Paid $150000 For Palatial Home

The Senate Rackets Committee questions Paul Ricca's sale of a Long Beach Indiana mansion to two Detroit Teamsters locals for about 150000. Kennedy hints Ricca and Hoffa may testify as panel probes union corruption and gangster ties. Hoffa clashes with probes as senators urge a Justice Dept inquiry into possible perjury.

Washington UPI Senate Chicas Paul Robert F Kennedy Ricca Teamsters James R. Hoffa Detroit Teamsters Long Beach Ind Kennedy Restaurant Workers Union Philadelphia Hoffa John L. McClellan D - Ark Irving M. Ives R-N. Y John F. Kennedy D-Mass McClellan Justice Department

Baby Beeves Bring Average of $26 at Annual Fair Sale

Baby beeves sold at the Washington County 4 H and FFA fair auction brought an average of 26 dollars per hundredweight. Morrell & Co bought 21 head, Wilson & Co 13, Dubuque Packing 12, and other bidders included Walnut Grove Welkona Kalona with 11 each. Wayne Simmering led swine buyers with 49 head, while Scheeler Brothers, Oscar Mayer and Dubuque Packing followed with smaller totals.

Washington County Morrell & Co Wilson & Co Dubuque Packing Co Walnut Grove Welkona Kalona Washington Sale Barn Kenneth Conrad Rath Packing Co Farmers Savings Kalona and Keota Spray Moorman Feed Scheeler Brothers Home Lumber Co Crawfordsville Yoder Feed Mills Smylie Sale Barn Columbus Junction Ralph Romine Ainsworth Locker Rubio Savings Bank of Brighton Fareway Hyvee Freshwater Feed & Grain National Bank of Washington Farm Service Co of Washington Wayne Simmering Oscar Mayer Kiene and Thomann John Knotek

Missionaries Speak At Fern Cliff Church

Rev and Mrs Levi Reimer of Steinbach Manitoba missionaries in Europe will speak at Fern Cliff Evangelical Free church near Wayland on Sunday at 10 45 am and 7 30 pm They have spent five years in Germany in evangelistic work and plan to return to Europe in 1958 to start Evangelical Free Church efforts marking the seventh field for the Free Church.

Levi Reimer Steinbach Manitoba Europe Fern Cliff Evangelical Free Church Wayland Bernard Friesen Reimers Germany Free Church

Washington County 4-H girls win at fair judging events

Winners in the senior and junior demonstration competitions at the Washington County fair will advance to the Iowa State Fair or receive a Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress trip. Demonstrations include From Apple Crate to Storage Box and Nifty Thrifty Cushion Cover with blue and red ribbons awarded to standout teams.

Cheryl Davison Linda Hertig Linda Chorpening Mary Ellen Landau Cheryl Linda Mary Ellen Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo Marion Maids Washington County Ruth Norton Jean Rinner Beeliners Club Linda Kallous

Weather Iowa Five day forecast shows above normal temps

Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers in the north and fair weather south through Saturday. Warmer northeast tonight with little temperature change overall. Highs 86 to 94 Saturday and continued above normal temps with a few thundershowers Sunday. Temperatures through Wednesday average 2 to 5 degrees above normal with minor day to day changes. Normal highs in the mid 80s and lows in the lower 60s. Precipitation expected from a trace to 1 inch in scattered thundershowers.

Iowa

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