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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1970

Page

2

Joette Swartzendruter to study year at Sorbonne in Paris

Central College sophomore Joette Swartzendruter will spend her junior year abroad at the Sorbonne in Paris through the Foreign Studies Program. She will join five or six other Central students, live in the French House, and study French civilization and grammar while traveling across Europe during two campus breaks. She plans to complete her senior year with student teaching.

Joette Swartzendruber Central College Sorbonne Paris United States Central Madrid Vienna Joette The Joelle Port Coed France University of Paris Seine Don Swartzendruters Washington Europe

Rites for Nellie Hutt in Wayland Church

Nellie Hutt 95 longtime Wayland resident dies December 30 1970 in Parkview Home survived by Eben Brooks eight grandchildren twenty one great grandchildren seven great great grandchildren two sisters Edna Reed and Bertha Wood. Funeral Saturday 1 30 p m Wayland Methodist Church pastor Rev Herbert DeMello. Burial Wayland Cemetery. Beatty Jennings Funeral Home. Born November 28 1875 to William and Esther Woods. First husband John R Brooks then Edgar Hutt. Preceded by son Ira Brooks daughter Mamie Wenger one brother and four sisters.

Wayland Nellie Hutt Wayland Methodist Church Herbert DeMello Beatty-Jennings John R. Brooks Edgar Hutt Eben Brooks Edna Reed Denver Colo Bertha Wood Douglas Ariz Ira Brooks Mamie Wenger

Kiwanis hear of farm pesticides

At the Kiwanis luncheon guest Stanley Matthews of Mt. Union prepared the program. Song leader Charles Goodell directed Auld Lang Syne. George Van Houten of Washington attended. A projector problem prevented the film on farming’s environment, but a lively Q and A followed revealing views on herbicides insecticides and fertilizers and the danger of ecological deterioration if agricultural chemicals could not be applied.

Kiwanis Club Charles Goodell Stanley Matthews Mt. Union George van Houten Washington

Death of Charles J. Breitenbach at 69 in Moline

Word has been received of the death Tuesday night December 29 of Charles J. Breitenbach, 69, in a Moline hospital after a lingering illness. He was a brother of George Breitenbach and Mrs. Ralph Bauer of this city. He was formerly of Washington and worked for the Iowa Southern Utilities Company while here. Funeral services are planned for Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the De Roo Funeral Home in Moline with burial there. He was married to Myrna Proffitt of Pleasantville and survives with three sons and a daughter. one son died several years ago.

Charles J. Breitenbach Moline Til George Breitenbach Ralph Bauer Breitenbach Washington Iowa Southern Utilities Company de Roo Myrna Proffitt Pleasantville

Mrs. Cora Latta Dies in Riverside

Mrs. Cora Latta of McCook Nebraska died this morning in Riverside. She was a former resident of the Riverside community. Services are pending at the Sorden and Adams Funeral Chapel in Riverside.

Riverside Cora Latta McCook, Neb Sorden and Adams

Toastmasters appoint Doyle Jarrard president at Captain's Table

Doyle Jarrard was installed president of the Toastmasters Club at a dinner meeting Wednesday evening at the Captain's Table. New officers for 1971 include Merle Unkrich as administrative vice president, David Miksch as educational vice president, Charles Twinam as secretary treasurer, and John Beeler as sergeant at arms. The meeting day was changed to Thursdays at 6:30 pm. attendance invited.

Doyle Jarrard Toastmasters Club Merle Unkrich David Miksch Charles Twinam John Beeler

4-H Officers Training Sessions Reported

4-H local club officer training drew about 100 officers Wednesday morning with Iris Kaufman and Mary Jones registering participants. Nancy Wittetoe spoke on her National 4-H Congress experiences in Chicago as groups split into sessions led by Greg Mangold and others to discuss roles, problems, and program ideas.

Julia Gamon Iris Kaufman Mary Jones Crawfordsville Nancy Wittetoe Washington Chicago Greg Mangold West Chester Andy Rowe Wellman Sandi Schroeder Janice Bush Wellman Recreation Barb Warner Judy Bauer John Schneider Riverside

Southeast Iowa Community Action Board Meeting Planned

The Southeast Iowa Community Action Organization board will meet at 7:30 p.m. on January 4 1971 at the Mental Health Institute Human Services Building Mount Pleasant. Plans and priorities for the 1971 72 program year will be discussed and the public is invited to attend.

Southeast Iowa Community Action Organization, Inc. Board of Directors Mental Health Institue Mount Pleasant

Libe Named Agent Emeritus for State Farm Insurance

As of January 1, 1971 Earle F Libe will be agent emeritus for State Farm Insurance Co in this office. Jack Fall active agent since June 1967 will service all business. Mr Libe retains his office location and will be available for writing new business and consultations.

Earle F. Libe State Farm Insurance Co Jack Fall State Farm Mr. Libe

New Year Brings Tax Changes and Paycheck Shifts

Washington reports a New Year reshaping of payrolls as Social Security tax rises to 5.2 percent for workers and employers while income tax withholding rates fall. The break-even point is about 150 dollars weekly. Maximum annual Social Security tax rises by 31.20 dollars per person and per employer. The Tax Reform Act cuts the disparity between single and married taxpayers, with single filers now limited to no more than 20 percent more than a married counterpart with same income.

Washington UPI

Harold Fishers host dinner relatives at post Christmas

Kalona Iowa residents recount a busy holiday period with numerous relatives visiting for dinners and Christmas Eve gatherings. The long list names Harold Fisher family and many guests from West Chester Washington Wellman and other Iowa towns, plus tie-ins to Cedar Rapids Riv erside Pella and Colorado Springs.

Kalona Harold Fisher Roland Maxwell Willard Hole Ralph West Chester Harold Maxwell Keith White Missouri Gene Dodson Sina Larry Genkinger Myrtle Genkinger Washington Joe Fisher Elsie Fisher Fay W. Boone Fay F Richard Adams Jack Adams Cedar Rapids Henry Wade Hugh Long Harry Adams Wellman Stanley Dawson Mahlon Schlabaugh Gladys Omar Schlabaugh Raymond Schlabach Dale Brenneman Delmar Schlabaugh Judy Ralph Schlabaugh Merle Emil Schlabaugh Donald Yoder Steve Schlabaugh Carolyn Brenneman Colorado Springs Colo

Mrs Lankford on visit in Kansas

Mrs Lee Lankford visits with daughter and son in law in LaNexa Kansas. Several Richland area families host relatives during Christmas and New Year travel. Pekin High representatives attend Governor's Conference on Youth and Drugs in Ames.

Richland Lee Lankford Allen Ross LaNexa Kan Keith Fulton Effingham Mervyn Fulton Kermit Fulton Cedar Rapids Raymond Fulton Tomi Sue Iowa City Dick Green Ronald Kitch Bernard Roberts Dick Roberts Donald Roberts Galesburg Ill Mabel Hollingsworth Weldell Bachmann Indianola Rick Lankford Phil Northup Ames Pekin High Louella Little Tom Evans Ottumwa Bill Fritchen Leona Clark George Clark George Clark Visited With Mr. Fritchen Lathor Sparks Washington

Christmas gatherings fill Rubio area with local families

Large Christmas weekend gatherings extended across Rubio and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blake hosted at the Rubio Community Building with Blakely, Leathers, Schultz, and Evans families. Numerous relatives from Des Moines, Washington, Keota, Fairfield, Ottumwa, and Cedar Rapids attended meals and gift exchanges. Santa visited children and an oyster and chili soup supper capped the celebrations.

Rubio Charles Blakely Herbert Blakely Gilbert Leathers Fay Schultz Ruth Evans Des Moines D. H. Watson Farrell Rees Brenda Duane Columbus Junction Dean Watson Ottumwa Milford Watson Scott Don Long the Longs

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