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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1969

Page

2

Nixon warns on Vietnamization as 50,000 more troops to leave

President Nixon announced plans to withdraw 50,000 more American soldiers from Vietnam while stressing continued Vietnamization at a steady pace. He warned of a disturbing rise in Communist infiltration and set April 15 as a critical period to gauge success.

Washington UPI Vietnam Nixon Hanoi U.S Pentagon South Vietnam Defense Clark M. Clifford United States Clifford Lyndon B. Johnson Robert Thompson Thompson Malaya

Chicago Seven trial erupts as lawyer is removed

In Chicago, during the 1968 Democratic National Convention riot trial, Judge Julius Hoffman ejects Stewart Ball amid taunts as defense attorneys attack the judge’s conduct. Witness Ruth Migdal testifies to police beating protesters near Balbo and Michigan.

Chicago UPI U.S. District Court Julius J. Hoffman Hoffman Stewart Ball George Ball United Nations H. Kunstler Ball David Dellinger Mr. Dillinger Dillinger Conrad Hilton Balbo Ruth Migdal Malcolm X College Michigan

Miss Mary Hofer dies in Illinois

Miss Mary E. Hofer 87 formerly of Kalona died Sunday in a Charleston Illinois hospital after a short illness. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the United Christian and Baptist Church in Kalona with burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery Joe town. Peterseim Funeral Home handles local arrangements. She was born November 9 1882 in Johnson County daughter of Samuel and Catherine Hofer. Survived by one brother Harvey two sisters and many nieces and nephews. Eight brothers and one sister preceded her in death.

Kalona Mary E. Hofer Charleston Ill Peterseim United Christian and Baptist Church John Woodin Pleasant Hill Joetown Hofer Navy 9 Johnson County Samuel Catherine Hochstetler Hofer Christian Church WCTU Harvey San Lorenzo Calif Suzzie Phend Connell Wash Fannie Yoder

Club elects officers for J W Baker Women's Relief Corps

Mrs Max Waterhouse was elected president at a Monday meeting held at her home. Other officers elected include Mrs Clement Griffith senior vice president Mrs Charles Harvey junior vice president Mrs Orville Griggs treasurer Mrs Ivan Niffenegger secretary Mrs Paul Harvey conductor Mrs James Bowen assistant conductor Mrs Lloyd Phillips chaplain Mrs Glen Gordon guard Mrs Ralph Williams assistant guard and color bearers Mrs Harvey color bearer 1 Mrs Ralph Robertson color bearer 2 Mrs Howard Moore color bearer 3 and Mrs Clyde Dawson Sr color bearer 4. Waterhouse was assisted in serving refreshments to ten members by Mrs Hazelett and Mrs Pearl Woodford.

Max Waterhouse J. W. Baker Women’s Relief Corps Clement Griffith Charles Harvey Orville Griggs Ivan Niffenegger Paul Harvey James Bowen Lloyd Phillips Glen Gordon Ralph Williams Harvey Ralph Robertson Howard Moore Paul Hazelett Clyde Dawson Sr Waterhouse Hazelett Pearl Woodford

Norman E Schooley dies in Oskaloosa

Norman E Schooley 41 died December 15 at Ma haska County Hospital after several weeks illness. He had been a barber in Oskaloosa for 17 years and served in the armed forces 1946 to 1950. Funeral at Newman Funeral Home in Oskaloosa December 17 at 1 30 p.m. He leaves wife Shirley and children Sharon Gary and Danny, his parents, two sisters, and two brothers. He was member of F O E V F W and Masons. Born October 16 1938 in Brighton.

Brighton Norman E. Schooley Mahaska County Hospital University Hospitals Iowa City Newman Funeral Home Oskaloosa Mr. Schooley Laton Gladys Grant Schooley Burlington Lee Stan

Law students from Iowa address Waco classes on courts

Two University of Iowa law students spoke to Waco history and government classes on December 5, outlining court structure and felony trial procedures with a focus on juveniles. They also covered the rights of the accused under the Constitution and Supreme Court interpretation.

Waco Supreme Court

Iowa Highway Commission Faces Legal Hurdle on Muscatine Bridge Takeover

The Iowa Highway Commission encounters legal questions over a planned state takeover of operations of the Muscatine bridge over the Mississippi River. An attorney general staffer cites a Supreme Court ruling about using primary road funds for bridge work, arguing the plan may be unconstitutional, while Commission Chair Derby Thompson insists the bridge has self support and the state should proceed.

Ames Iowa UPI Iowa Highway Commission Muscatine Bridge Mississippi River Iowa Attorney General Robert Lego Iowa Supreme Court Lego Muscatine Commission Derby Thompson Burlington

Miss Emma G. Bawel obituary in Wellman Iowa

Miss Emma G. Bawel 66 of Iowa City died Monday after a yearlong illness at Mercy Hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Wellman Mennonite Church with Rev. Ron Kennel. burial at Wellman Mennonite Cemetery. Survived by brother Henry of Iowa City and four sisters Velma Beckler Nellie Bawel Viola Burkholder and Bes sie Widmer plus 10 nieces and nephews. Powell Funeral Home Wellman in charge. Born February 26, 1903 in Milford Nebraska.

Wellman Emma G. Bawel Iowa City Mercy Hospital Wellman Mennonite Church Ron Kennel Wellman Mennonite Cemetery Powell Funeral Home Miss Bawel John Kate Gascho Bawel Milford Neb Wood River Oxford Henry Perry Velma) Beckler Tiffin Nellie Bawel Harold Viola) Burkholder Parnell

Riverside Santa Claus Day Arrives Saturday

Riverside welcomes Santa Claus Day hosted by the Riverside Chamber of Commerce and merchants on Saturday December 20 at 2 p.m. at the Riverside Fire Station. The chamber and wives will prepare treat sacks on Friday December 19 at 7 p.m. Some sacks include prizes or prize-district directions. Local businesses contributed prizes and treats for children.

Riverside Chamber of Commerce, Merchants Riverside Riverside Fire Station Chamber of Commerce and Wives

John T. Smith Dies in Oskaloosa Hospital at 85

John T. Smith, 85, brother in law of L. A. Jones of Washington, died early today at Mahaska County Hospital in Oskaloosa after a heart attack two weeks prior. Funeral planned for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Newman Funeral Home in Oskaloosa.

John T. Smith L. A. Jones Washington Mahaska County Hospital Oskaloosa Mr. Smith Newman Funeral Home

Rainbow Girls Hold Meeting and Christmas Party

Jane Bauer presided as worthy advisor at the Rainbow Girls meeting Monday evening. Mrs. Ted Welch received her marriage majority in a ceremony led by Miss Mary Crone. A Christmas and pizza party followed with a gift exchange and pizza prepared by the Rainbow board. The initiation is set for Saturday December 20 at 1 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, with Eastern Star and Masonic Lodge members invited.

Jane Bauer Assembly of Rainbow Girls Ted Welch Nancy Fields Mary Crone Rainbow Board Masonic Temple Eastern Star Masonic Lodge

Funeral services for Neil Humble held in Sherman-Eden Home

Funeral services for Neil Humble were held Tuesday at 10 30 a m at the Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev Richard Peterson in charge. Interment was in Elm Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers named include Neil Humble Norman Humble Richard Powers Vernon Richardson Verne Richardson Earl Cooley. Sherman Eden Funeral Home managed arrangements. Accident one car south of Washington at 8 am today. Dorothy Mae Shaf er of Washington drove west on a county road near Coppock road crest. Icy conditions prevented stopping before hitting cattle, car damage about 250 dollars.

Washington Dorothy MaeShafer Coppock

Hospital Admissions and Births Reported in Iowa Localities

The record lists changes in patients and newborns. Admitted yesterday were Mrs Wesley Smith Jr of Columbus Junction for surgery and Miss Rebecca Day of Bright on for medical care, today Robert Dale Gingrich of Kalona underwent surgery. Births yesterday include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Randall Reed of Muscatine and a son to Mr and Mrs Fred Kimmel of Washington. Dismissed today include Mrs Don Conrad and her daughter of Kalona.

Wesley Smith Jr Columbus Junction Rebecca Day Brighton Robert Dale Gingerich Kalona Surgical Randall Reed Muscatine Fred Kimmel Washington Don Conrad

Dawn Woodard and Carl Hawkins wed in Moline vows

Dawn Noreen Woodard of Omaha and Carl Hawkins of Omaha were married Saturday December 13 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Moline. Rev. Robert E. Lee officiated. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Woodard of Moline. The couple plans to reside in Omaha after a Grand Bahama Island honeymoon and both work for Holmes Freight Lines.

Ainsworth Dawn Noreen Woodard Omaha Carl Hawkins Helen Boileau Fred Hawkins Sacred Heart Catholic Church Moline Robert E. Lee Richard M. Woodard Culemans Hall Grand Bahama Island Holmes Freight Lines

Men in Service Pair Listed with Unit Details

Pvt Philip J Armbruster 478663210 A 1 2 3rd Platoon Ft Leonard Wood Missouri 65473 Cpl Michael J Mencl 2513237 USMC Maint Bn 3rd Force Service Regt Ord Maint Co Optics Shop FPO San Francisco California 96602 He is the son of Mr and Mrs Carl Mencl of Riverside and stationed in Okinawa.

Michael J. Mencl USMC Maint. Bn 3Rd Force Serv. Regt Ord. Maint. Co FPO San Francisco Calif Carl Mencl Riverside Okinawa

Exercises For The Nerve Deafened Mt. Kisco Special

An internationally known hearing expert offers free booklet and listening exercises to help those with hearing problems. A few minutes’ home study can improve listening techniques and enjoyment of life by better understanding speech. For the free report write to Sound Bar Inc Dept D W 121 Smith Avenue Mt Kisco York 10549.

Mt. Kisco N. Y Sound Bar, Inc Dept. D. W Smith Avenue York

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