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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1967

Page

2

Funeral set for Mrs. Dora Bolar 85 in Washington

Mrs Dora Bolar 85 died at her home 317 East Main Street on December 21 1967 after a period of illness. She operated the Bolar Rest Home in Washington and was a longtime area resident. Funeral Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Charles Cowell officiating. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Born October 4 1882 in Washington County she married Homer Burton Bolar in 1915. he died in 1946. She was a member of the Christian Church American Legion Auxiliary Rebekah Lodge and church women’s society. Surviving: four brothers John Lloyd Goodwin Clarence Goodwin Fred. Numerous nieces and nephews.

Dora Bolar East Main Street Rial Elm Grove Dora Goodwin Washington County Charles Dora (Taylor) Goodwin Washington Academy Homer Burton Bolar Bolar Christian Church American Legion Auxiliary Rebekah Lodge Women's Society John and Lloyd Goodwin Washington Clarence Goodwin West Chester Fred San Francisco

Riots Prompt Broad Congressional Inquiries

Congress launches three inquiries into riots while considering bills to curb discrimination in juries housing and employment. Senate and House probes scrutinize police actions and alleged Communist influence as McClellan leads hearings focused on campus and small town disturbances. The Omaha Stockyard is noted as the nation's largest.

Senate House Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Congress Senate Judiciary Committee Office of Economic Opportunity House Committee On UN- American Activities Subcommittee Houston Nashville

Tornadoes and Blizzard Sweep Missouri and Plains

Storms spawned by a blizzard cold front struck Missouri with deadly tornadoes. In Potosi a twister leveled the power plant city hall and homes, killing at least three and wounding 25, while nearby towns Hermann Bixby and Willow Springs and Jerseyville Ill felt the impact. The system spread snow winds and cold across the Great Plains and into the Dakotas Nebraska Minnesota Utah Wyoming and New Mexico as the first full scale blizzard moved eastward from the Rockies.

United Press International Missouri Potosi Hermann Bixby Willow Springs Jerseyville Ill Mississippi River Great Plains Dakotas Nebraska Minnesota Utah Wyoming New Mexico Rockies

Washington High Hosts Mt Pleasant In Gym Meet

Washington High School wrestling team led by Coach Don Lawless will host Mt Pleasant in the local gym at 6 30 this evening. The Demons will be light on Tim Laffoon who has been ill. A Muscatine tournament awaits Saturday afternoon and evening.

Washington High School Mt. Pleasant Don Lawless Muscatine Demons Tim Laffoon

Youth Center Dance At YMCA Saturday Night

Washington's Youth Center sponsors a dance at the YMCA Saturday night with the Rovin' Kind providing music. Dancing runs 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Party dress is requested. All high school age youth are invited to attend.

Washington’s YMCA

4-H Baby Beef Enrollments Due By January First

Extension official Ken Cuhel notes that all 4-H Baby Beef entries for 1968 must be purchased before January 1. Each member may feed up to three head, calves weighed on inspected scales, ear tagged, with weight tickets filed on Form C-06-LS and C-106-LS. No reports accepted after January 15 and enrollments must be on file to show at fairs. Junior Feeders also due by January 1.

Ken Cuhel Iowa Cuhel

Waco Musicians at VA Hospital in Iowa City

Waco instrumental music students performed at the Veterans Hospital in Iowa City on Wednesday night, December 13, drawing enthusiastic applause. The program included solos, a flute duet, the German band, and the Swingin 17.

Waco Veteran’s Hospital Iowa City Gary Roth Steve Reschly Pam Boal Nona Larson Larry Jones Keith Boese Carol Gerig Wendy Slagel Mary Schlatter LaMarr Widmer Rick Morgan Anita Peterson Shirley Roth Pat Roth Tom McAllister Patsy Wintermeyer Richard Rodgers Sarah Hesseltine Vicki Dare Tome Foster Vicki Conrad Rodney Reschly Lynn Martin

Funeral Friday for William Stumpf 59

Funeral services for William Stumpf a 59 year old Richmond man will be held Friday at 9 am at Holy Trinity Catholic church in Kalona. He was found dead at his home Wednesday morning born October 14 1908 near Kalona son of George and Katherine Welte Stumpf a World War II veteran who served in Iran and a member of the Richmond Amvets post and Knights of Columbus. Surviving are three brothers Fred Harold and Paul all of Kalona one sister Vera Anderson of Ft Pierce Fla and several nieces and nephews three brothers Bert Harry and Guy preceded him in death a memorial fund has been started for the Richmond Amvets post.

Kalona William Stumpf Richmond Holy Trinity Catholic Church Leroy Bergthold Stumpf George Katherine Welte Stumpf Iran Richmond Amvets Post Knights of Columbus Fred Harold Paul Vera Anderson Ft. Pierce Fla Bert Harry Guy

Kiesey Family Mourns Aledo Death of Ernest Vanatta

Ernest Vanatta 92 father of Mrs Walter Kiesey of Washington died Wednesday in a Reynolds rest home in Aledo Illinois. Funeral services set for Friday at 1 30 p m at Crumy Funeral Home Reynolds with survivors including LeRoy Vanatta Iona Davidson Eldon and Mrs Marie King. Two children predeceased him.

Ernest Vanatta Walter Kiesey Washington Aledo III Reynolds Ill LeRoy Vanatta Iona Davidson Buffalo Prairie Eldon Marie King Milan

Local holiday visits and health news from Fairfield area

Mrs Hazel Pease left Fairfield by train Wednesday to spend Christmas with son T J Pease and family. Lewis J Whitted of Clinton visited Mrs Whit ted’s parents George Masson and other relatives. Helen Jackson is home recovering from hospitalization. Ron Fisher arrived from Washington DC to spend Christmas with parents Richard and Kathy Fisher in West Chester. he writes for National Geographic Society. Sharon Goemaat returned from Nebraska Christian High School with mumps. brother Russell also home for Christmas.

Hazel Pease Fairfield T. J. Pease Lewis J. Whitted Clinton Ron Fisher Washington, D. C Richard Fisher Kathy West Chester Ron Special Publications National Geographic Society Sharon Goemaat Nebraska Christian High School Russell Clarence Goemaat

Mildred Kupka 55 Dies at Mercy Hospital

Mildred Kupka 55 of a farm south of Washington died Wednesday afternoon December 20 1967 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a 10 day stay. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday Jones Funeral Home with Rev Clarence Dehne. burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Born July 13 1912 near Riverside in Washington County she lived in the county all her life. Survived by sister Ruth Redeker Fairfield and several nieces nephews and cousins.

Mildred Kupka Washington Mercy Hospital Iowa City Jones Funeral Clarence Dehne Elm Grove Miss Kupka Washington County Riverside Fred and Merha Matucha Kupka West Chester High School The Presbyterian Church Halcyon House Frank Ruth) Redeker Fairfield

CROP dedication set at Wayland

A dedication of gifts to CROP will be held Friday at 1 p.m. at the Yoder Feed elevator in Wayland. The drive covered northern Henry County and southern Washington County this fall with Rev Vernon Roth as Washington County chairman and Rev Neufeld as Henry County chairman.

Wayland Henry County Washington County Christian Rural Overseas Vernon Roth Neufeld

Lawyers Directory Entry for Day Meeker Bates in Livingston

Professional directory listing names Robert Day Everett Meeker and Robert Bates of Livingston with offices at 112 South Ave. B and phone 653-2147. Abstract department details included.

Livingston, Day, Meeker & Bates Robert Day Everett Meeker Robert Bates South Ave Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main

County extension elections complete in seven townships

Washington County Extension Council reports recent completion of extension elections in seven townships. New members include Willard McCracken Ainsworth Highland Gary Peiffer Keota Sev enty-Six Marland Shetler Kalona English River and Bob Carter Washington Jackson. Re-elected for a second year are Delbert Lewis Crawfords ville Crawford Rolland Benson Wellman Cedar Wayne Ganon Washington Marion. Retiring in December are Gary Windus Ainsworth Jim Bell Keota William Spenner Riverside and Keith Horn. The 1968 organizational meeting is set for January 4 at the County Extension Office.

Washington County Keith Horn Riverside Cedar Wayne Ganon Washington Marion Gary Windus Ainsworth Jim Bell Keota William Spenner County Extension

Graveside rites for Nardy infant today

Graveside rites were held at 3 30 p m in Elm Grove Cemetery for Matthew Patrick Nardy infant son of Edward L and Martha Weeks Nardy of Washington born December 20 1967 at Washington County Hospital. Rev E F Collins officiated Jones Funeral Home handled arrangements. Surviving are parents five brothers Dennis Douglas Drew Thomas and Joseph two grandfathers Leo Nardy and Dewey Weeks. one brother David is deceased.

Matthew Patrick Nardy Edward L. Nardy Washington Washington County Hospital Elm Grove Cemetery E.F. Collins Jones Funeral Home Edward L Martha Frances Weeks Nardy Dennis Douglas Drew Thomas Joseph Leo Nardy Dewey Weeks David

Grand jurors named for year 1968 list announced

Grand jurors have been drawn for 1968 and will be notified by the sheriff as to when to report for duty. Named on the list are Herb Campbell, M. A. Crockett, Alex Gevock, Roy Johnson, Carl Kos, Benjamin Leeper, Wayne Mangold, Victor Mayer, Juanita Redlinger, Edward Schneider, Clark Wagner and Charlotte Weber.

Herb Campbell M. A. Crockett Alex Gevock Roy Johnson Carl Kos Benjamin Leeper Wayne Mangold Victor Mayer Juanita Redlinger Edward Schneider Clark Wagner Charlotte Weber

Johnson Gains Vietnam Policy Endorsements in Holt Visit

President Johnson won allied leaders' endorsement for Vietnam policy as he attended the Melbourne rites for Harold Holt. He met with McEwen Holyoake Casey Park Chung-hee and Thieu, Marcos and others before a possible Shangri-la trip to Vietnam Thailand or Vatican City.

Canberra UPI Johnson Vietnam Harold Holt Thailand Vatican City Washington John McEwen Lord Casey New Zealand Keith Holyoake Park Chung-hee Melbourne Holt Johnson-Park South Vietnam McEwen Australia Holyoake Nguyen van Thieu Philippines Ferdinand E. Marcos

Legion Auxiliary to sponsor magazine sale for medical equipment

The Brighton and Wellman American Legion Auxiliary units will raise funds by selling magazine subscriptions to buy portable sick room equipment such as wheelchairs walkers and crutches for county residents at no charge. Sales staff will carry credentials signed by officers including Mrs. Leo Dunbar Mrs. Paul Boyd Mrs. Leland Horton Mrs. Leo Hall Mrs. Enos Miller and Mrs. Paul Oldfield.

Brighton and Wellman American Legion Auxiliary Legion Auxiliary Leo Dunbar Paul Boyd Leland Horton Brighton Leo Hall Enos D. Miller Paul Oldfield Wellman

Christmas Eve Social Calendar Notice Reminder

Community notices advise all social calendar items be in by 10 am on publication day. Each notice will print three days in advance. Monday features a festive greeting wishing merry Christmas to all.

Boone County funds shortage blamed on former treasurer

A Boone County grand jury reported a $114,000 shortage in the county treasurer's office traced to former treasurer J. Harold Peterson who died in May 1966 after 33 years in office. He allegedly used funds to cover daily living expenses with no negotiable assets to recover the loss. Peterson was bonded for $10,000. The panel faulted the state auditor's office for delayed detection and said proper procedures could have prevented the loss.

Boone, Iowa UPI Boone County J. Harold Peterson Peterson

Robinson Nearing Baseball Records As Defensive Star

Brooks Robinson, lauded as the best defensive third baseman, led American League fielding for the seventh time. He posted 11 errors in 563 chances for a .980 fielding percentage, with 147 putouts and 405 assists, as Orioles top the league in defense ahead of Don Wert and others.

Boston UPI Brooks Robinson Baltimore Orioles Willie Kamm Cleveland Indians Chicago White Sox Ed Brinkman Washington Senators Ted Uhlaender Minnesota Twins Joel Horlen Angels Indians Orioles White Sox Senators Tigers Twins Kansas City Athletics Boston Red Sox Yankees

Private Ossman Arrives for Christmas Leave

Pvt. James Ossman traveled by air from Fort Monmouth New Jersey to spend Christmas with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ossman and family. He will return January 1 to the Army Signal Corps School at Fort Monmouth for further schooling in electronics and radar. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth White of Coshocton Ohio left after a brief visit to attend the funeral of Mrs. Raymond Duncan in Columbus Junction on Tuesday.

James Ossman Ft. Monmouth N. J Harold Ossman Pvt Ossman Army Signal Corps School Kenneth White Coshocton, O White Raymond Duncan Columbus Junction

Christmas Potluck at St Rita Circle Event

Twenty two members gathered for a Christmas potluck hosted by Mrs Thom Horak with a dollar gift exchange for charity. Special guests included Sisters Gabriel and Virginia and Mrs Jim Raidel as Christmas music delighted the group.

ST. Rita Circle Thom Horak Gabriel Virginia Jim Raidel

Barracks Auxiliary aids hospital Christmas effort

The Auxiliary to the Barracks of World War I organized holiday activities for Iowa City and Ward 9 East psychiatric ward patients. Members sewed 392 hours for the hospital, produced 30 dozen cookies and boxed candy, gave 25 welcome kits, and sent 17 gifts to an Iowa town while seven dozen cookies were prepared for the patients.

Iowa Iowa City Salvation Army

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Mrs. Bolar Senate Permanent Investigating Subcommittee John L. McCellan D-Ark Omaha Stockyard Wolf's Flower Shop Youth Center Squire Shoppe Evening Journal VA Hospital Veteran's Hospital Boal Harold Dodd Galen Howsare Terry Neil KXGI Board of Education Supt. Thomas Hea Karle F Helen Jackson Louis J. Kehoe Jeffry John C. Owen West South Side Square M. L. Tweeton North Marion P. L. Etter Nardy Rusalia U.S St. Paul’s Cathedral Legion Women ROUNG Boone Golden Age Club Ywca Room Emma Barnett Rodney Arnold Nondas Richardson Ed Castell Minnie Schroeder Hattie Carpenter Peadock DX Square Magnavox Asic Company Complete, Friendly Music Service Washington, Iowa North Side Square W. Main
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