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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1964

Page

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Des Moines Panel Approves Ottumwa Regional Welfare Office

The Town Executive Council backed a plan to establish a regional welfare office in Ottumwa at 75 dollars monthly rent, with potential expansion to seven more offices across all 99 counties. The move aims to cut travel for regional supervisors and improve county service while sharing costs with federal funds.

Des Moines UPI State Board of Social Welfare Ottumwa Lawrence Putney R-Gladbrook Putney Counci Attorney General Marvin Selden Jr

St James School Names Second Quarter Honor Pupils

Scholastic honors are earned by a large list of St James School students for the second quarter. Named honorees include Diane Worley Wendy Richardson Mark Nemmers Jim McCarthy Joe Minick Mike Levy Rhonda Horak Pat Hennigan Dorothy Hammen Cindy McCall Mary Lewine La Von Worley Julie Horak Dick Greiner Jeanne Greiner Kathy Sobaski Alvin Peiffer Dennis Hennigan Drew Steele Joe Gebhardt Mary Ann Marie Michael Redlinger Ann Krogmeier John Marie Mary McCarthy Pam McClure Patsy Porter Beth Redlinger Angela Secrest Anne Gebhardt Barbara Hennigan Ney Okerbroeckling Roberta Shaffer John Sobaski Cathy Walker Mary Sue Cady Marjorie Peiffer Jane Redlinger Lisa Schumacher.

St. James School Diane Worley Wendy Richardson Mark Nemmers Jim McCarthy Joe Minick Mike Levy Rhonda Horak Pat Hennigan Dorothy Hammen Cindy McCall Mary Lewine la von Worley Julie Horak Dick Greiner Jeanne Greiner Kathy Sobaski Alvin Peiffer Dennis Hennigan Drew Steele Joe Gebhardt David le

Weather forecast: light snow tonight and Tuesday

United Press International reports light snow tonight and Tuesday with lows around 208 north to 30 south and highs in the 50s. Outlook for Wednesday calls for partially cloudy skies and a bit warmer temperatures.

United Press International

Funeral Tuesday for Levi Simmons 88 of South Avenue

Levi Simmons 88 of 515 South Avenue died Sunday morning February 2 1964 at The Pines nursing home after a lingering illness. Funeral Tuesday at 3 p.m. in Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Peterson officiating. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery with Winfield Masonic lodge graveside rites. Born January 22 1876 in Jearoldstown Tennessee he was married twice to Ida Hunt and Deborah Loyd. Survived by three daughters seven grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. He was a Baptist and a Mason and farmed in Winfield Crawfordsville area before retiring.

Levi Simmons South Avenue the Pines Jones Funeral Home Richard Peterson Elm Grove Winfield Masonic Lodge Mr. Simmons Jearoldstown Tenn James Mary Simmons Ida Hunt Deborah Loyd Simmons Baptist Church Masonic Lodge Winfield Crawfordsville Daughers Clint Bonnie) Andere Russell Gladys) Thomann Agency Pauline) Meyer Williamson, Ky

Mary Hartzler dies in California at 72

Mrs. Mary Hartzler, 72, longtime Riverside and Wayland resident, died suddenly Friday at her son and daughter in law’s home in Tahoe Paradise, California. She had lived there about three years. Funeral was held today in Tahoe Paradise. Survivors include four sons Vernon of New York, Melvin Joe and Dean of California, and a daughter Genevieve of Rock Island.

Riverside Mary Hartzler Wayland Dean Hartzler Tahoe Paradise Calif Vernon New York Melvin Joe Dean California Genevieve Rock Island

Mrs. Mary Curl Dies in Washington County at 76

Mrs. Mary Curl 76 of 712 South Iowa Avenue died Sunday morning February 2 1964 at Washington County Hospital. Funeral Tuesday 1 p.m. in Jones Funeral Home Rev W J Stevens officiating burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Born April 18 1887 in Washington County to Henry and Anna Spargo Farrier she was married to Orval Lowder in 1902 who died in 1903 and later to Henry Curl who died in 1962. Survived by two sons Ralph and Howard Curl Washington two daughters Pearl Long Davenport and Violet Erwin Knoxville 14 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren and one brother Roy Farvier New Orleans La.

Mary Curl South Iowa Avenue Washington County Hospital Jones Funeral W. J. Stevens Elm Grove Cemetery Mary Farrier Washington County Henry Anna Spargo Farrier Orval Lowder Henry Curl

John Nayadley 80 Dies in Kalona Area

John Nayadley age 80 of 1603 North Iowa Avenue died Sunday morning February 2 1964 at The Pines Nursing Home after a brief illness. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 1 PM at Jones Funeral Home with the Rev Charles Tipton officiating. Burial in Kalona Cemetery. Born November 3 1883 in Washington County he was son of Joseph and Barbara Krofta Nayadley raised in Kalona and Richmond communities. Survivors include four sisters Mrs Mary Yedlick of Weldon Junction Mrs Archie Gingerich and Mrs Anna Krofta of Washington and Mrs Alfred Emma Roseland of Iowa City and two brothers Sam of Kalona and Fred of Wellman.

John Nayadley North Iowa Avenue the Pines Nursing Home Jones Funeral Home Charles Tipton Kalona Cemetery Nayadley Washington County Joseph Barbara Krofta Nayadley Kalona Richmond Mary Yedlick Witon Junction Archie Gingerich Anna Krofta Washington Alfred Emma) Roseland Iowa City Sam Fred Wellman

New York Students Boycott Largest City School System

UPI reports a citywide boycott of New York public schools by Black and Puerto Rican students and allies. Bayard Rustin says more than half of 500000 targeted pupils stayed home. incidents minimal with one noted in a school area. Organizers plan further actions to desegregate schools, housing, and jobs.

New York UPI Bayard Rustin Washington Harlem Bedford - Stuyvesant Brooklyn Rustin Manhattan Tion

Ranger 6 mission ends without moon pictures in big setback

Washington and Pasadena observers watched Ranger 6 after a near flawless launch fail to produce any video footage as impact neared. Despite a correct trajectory and warmups, both camera banks reportedly failed at the last moment leaving NASA and JPL to seek the fault source and set up remaining 1964 Ranger launches.

Washington UPI National Aeronautics and Space Administration Ranger-6 Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena Calif Ranger Cape Kennedy Fla Moon Goldstone Arate Robert C. Seamans Jr Space Agency

Raids Hit U.S. Compound in Kontum as Khanh Seizure Grows

Four Viet Cong guerrillas staged a pre-dawn raid on a U.S. Army compound in Kontum, burning offices and quarters and wounding one American captain who was not seriously hurt. A sentry killed two attackers. nine guardsmen were missing. Military sources report a surge in small attacks since Maj. Gen. Khanh’s coup.

Saigon South Viet Nam UPI U.S Serous Nguyen Khanh Kontum Here Central Highlands Throw Nguyen van Nhung Duong van Minh Minh Khanh

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