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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1967

Page

2

Retired U P minister Rev Stewart dies at 92 in Washington

Reverend Walter Jamison Stewart 92, longtime United Presbyterian Home resident in Washington, died Saturday August 26 1967 after six months of declining health. Funeral Wednesday 10 a.m. Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Dr Vernon Elgin. graveside Thursday 3 p.m. Forrest Cemetery Oskaloosa. Kiwanis members to attend. Born April 28 1875 Turtle Creek Pennsylvania. educated Westminster College 1899 Pittsburg Seminary 1902 Doctor of Divinity Tarkio College. Married Nettie Thompson 1902. Served in Iowa churches and in several church leadership roles. survived by daughter Margaret Wright and sons Sloan and Linn, plus siblings and grandchildren.

Walter Jamison Stewart United Presbyterian Home Washington Sherman Eden Funeral Vernon Elgin Forrest Cemetery Oskaloosa Washington Kiwanis Club Mr. Stewart Turtle Creek Thomas DD Margaret A. Stewart Homestead Westminster College Pittsburg Seminary Tarkio College Nettie FE. Thompson Presbytery Iowa United Presbyterian Church of the USA Dr. Stewart Redding Winterset Grinnell - Ewert Iowa Synod U. P. Church Des Moines Stewart William Margaret) Wright Iowa City Sloan Columbus Ohio Linn Colorado Springs A. I. Stewart Harmony, Pa

Navy Recruit Edward Day Graduates From Basic Training

Men in service Edward G. Day of Washington Iowa completed nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois His training included participation in Americas Salute to the Flag ceremony at Soldier Field Chicago where over 10000 Navy personnel formed a living flag The program covered seamanship survival tactics drill and related military subjects for his first ship or duty station.

Great Lakes, Ill Edward G. Day USN John R. Day South Iowa Ave Washington Iowa Navy Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ill Mid - America Soldier Field Chicago U. S

Scheeler to Attend U S Conference in Kansas City

Jack Scheeler president of the Iowa Livestock Markets Association will join about 75 other state market presidents and officers at the Business Development Conference in Kansas City September 9 and 10. The event, part of the State Associations Council annual meeting, gathers leaders of the Certified Livestock Markets Association to discuss services for buyers and sellers.

Kansas City Jack Scheeler Iowa Livestock Markets Association State Associations Council Certified Livestock Markets Association Scheeler Washington Livestock Auction Market Washington State Livestock Markets Association

Army trainees complete vehicle and helicopter courses

Army Private David E Campbell, 19, of Kalona Iowa, finished a light vehicle driver course at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri August 25, learning operation maintenance of two and a half ton trucks and engine chassis work. Warrant Officer Candidate Loel K Letts, 18, of Ainsworth Iowa, completed a helicopter pilot course August 18 at Ft Wolters Texas. He trained to fly Army helicopters for tactical maneuvers and will proceed to advanced training at Ft Rucker Alabama with potential warrant officer appointment.

FT. Leonard Wood David E. Campbell Earl L. Campbell Jr Kalona Iowa FT. Wolters Tex Loel K. Letts Grove R. Letts Ainsworth Army Primary Helicopter School Army Aviation School Ft. Rucker Ala

Local social notes from Charleston and beyond

Chief Earl Crawford AMC visited Paul Hayes in Charleston this weekend. Mrs Hayes’ mother and her grandfather from Florida arrive today. Mr and Mrs Campbell and Linda visit Mrs Campbell’s mother in Chariton. Mrs Frank Hunt of Boone, formerly Washington, injured in a car crash and in Memorial Hospital. Neosho residents Ron Allison and family return from camping in the Bad Lands and Black Hills. Victor Masson and family visit Vandalia for Cordry family celebrations. Dennis and Brenda Friese family trip highlights include the Big Horns Yellowstone and Mt Rainier. Mary Kauffman leaves for Fulton to teach, address listed.

Earl Crawford AMC Charleston S. C Paul Hayes Crawford Hayes Mrs. Hayes W. T. McKee W. N. Ringland St. Petersburg Fla Frank Hunt Boone Washington Memorial Hospital Neosho Ron Allison Kristi Jacki Bad Lands Black Hills South Dakota Robert Friese Brenda Janie Mary Lou Dennis Big Horn Mountains Yellowstone Park Wyoming Mt. Rushmore Badlands Mt. Rainier Washington State The Red Woods California Kansas

Special YMCA schedule bridges summer and fall programs

Washington YMCA announces a special weekly schedule from Monday to Friday 4 to 9 p.m. with Teen Center and active games room open daily. Swimming slots include grade school 4 to 5 p.m., family 6:30 to 8 p.m., and high school 8 to 9 p.m. on Mon Wed Thu. Saturday hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. include grade school 1 to 2 p.m., junior and senior high 2 to 2 p.m., family 6:30 to 8 p.m., and men and boys 8 to 9 p.m. Building closed Monday for Labor Day.

Washington Ymca Bob Gillespy

J F Riley Dies In Washington At 79

John Frederick Riley 82 died Sunday August 27 1967 at Morning Sun Manor in Washington County He lived in Washington most of his life and was a city employee and World War I veteran Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 30 pm at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Clarence Dehne. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery He survived by several cousins including Mrs Helen Richardson Mrs Lena Stewart Mrs Robert Baker Richard and Mrs Louise Ward from listed cities.

John Frederick Riley Morning Sun Manor Mr. Riley Washington Jones Rev Clarence Dehne Elm Grove Cemetery Washington County Smith Anabell Stewart Riley Paola Kansas City of Helen Richardson Denver Colo Lena Stewart Robert Baker Detroit Richard Chaney Louise Ward Kansas City

Mrs. Gingerich, 82, dies near Kalona

Magdalena L. Gingerich, a lifelong Old Order Amish resident of Kalona, dies at her farm home after a two month illness. Funeral services set for Tuesday at the Mahlon Gingerich residence with burial in Gingerich Cemetery. She was born March 2, 1885 in Johnson County and married Mahlon J. Gingerich in 1906. Survived by husband, seven daughters and two sons, a sister, a brother, 55 grandchildren and 40 great grandchildren. one son, one daughter and five grandchildren predeceased.

Kalona Magdalena L. Gingerich Mahlon Gingerich Truman Miller Benedict T. Joder Gingerich Yoder Johnson County Lewis Elizabeth Yoder Miller Mahlon J. Gingerich Sam Mast Sylvan Hochstedler David Mast Elmer Schrock Lizzie Gingerich Moses. Yoder Leon Marion Miller Riverside Linus M. Gingerich Jacob M. Gingerich Mahlon Schlabaugh Eli L. Miller

Mrs Richards 76 Dies At Ainsworth

Edith Anna Peterson Richards 76 of Ainsworth died Sunday August 27 1967 at Washington County Hospital after months of illness. Born June 16 1891 near Woodhull Illinois she married Clarence I Richards October 1 1924 and lived in Ainsworth since 1895. She was nurse graduate of the University of Iowa 1921 and member of Methodist Church Eastern Star White Shrine American Legion WSCS. Surviving are her husband one sister Miss Genevieve Peterson and many nieces and nephews. Burial in Ainsworth Cemetery. Friends may call at Jones Funeral Home until 10 am Wednesday. Rev Jerry Richards to preside.

Clarence I. Richards Ainsworth Washington County Hospital Jones Washington Edith Anna Peterson Woodhull Andrew J Sophia Erlandson Peterson University of Iowa Richards Methodist Church Eastern Star White Shrine The American Legion WSCS

Mid-Prairie Plans Bond Vote For School Additions

The Mid-Prairie Board of Education met in special session August 14 to review architect reports on additions to the high school and Kalona Elementary, plus a new junior high on a ten acre site east of Kalona Elementary. A land-purchase levy was proposed to fund extra acreage, with bond issues aimed for a late October vote. architects suggested proceeding with all three projects. The board also approved contracts for Wilma Roth, Bryan Johnston, and Verne C. Conway for roles in the district’s schools.

Mid - Prairie Board of Education Kalona Wilma Roth Bryan Johnston Verne C. Conway Wellman West Chester

Funeral services for D. E. Misel held Saturday

Funeral services for D. E. Misel were held at 2 30 p m Saturday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev W J Stevens and Rev Fred Bickhart in charge Larry Misel listed as pallbearer pallbearers were Don Hazen Phil Mills Joe West Raymond Bower Douglas Allen Floyd Murphy Burial planned in Elm Grove Cemetery

Finney Visits Phoenix Resident Here for Ten Days

Local note reports H. C. Finney of Phoenix Arizona visiting his niece and her husband Mr and Mrs Richard Stewart and friends in the community for about ten days.

H. C. Finney Phoenix, Ariz Richard Stewart

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Sunset Park Mary Lechner Journal Helen Gilbert U. P Fern Pastry Shop Fern Pastry Pastry Shop West Side Square U.S Carlton Mangold Mangold House of Service Segit Wolf's Flower Shop Herb Campbell Linda Chariton Mr. Campbell H. L. Campbell Campbell Victor Masson Vandalia E. R. Cordry and Sons Mrs. Cordry Mary Kauffman Fulton, Ill 14Th Avenue Albert Poel Fulton YMCA J. F. Riley Mrs. Gingerich Mrs. Richards Jerry Richards Ainsworth Cemetery Genevieve Peterson Architects AT Work Mid-Prairie Plans Jack & Jill Crisco Velveeta Dad Gus Glaser HAM Double Hamburger Fuhr Cochran Food Center Dale Fuhr Joe Cochran
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