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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1963

Page

9

Legislature Delays and Tax Debate Slow State Funds

lawmakers stall on money issues amid conflict between Democratic Gov Hughes and Republican majority. Debates split over raising income taxes versus expanding sales tax to services. Hughes resists sales tax rise but not ruled out if needed for revenue and property tax relief. Committees push revenue study notes, with a buy-in to 2 percent sales tax expansion and broad service coverage options.

UPI Renowa Harold Hughs Hughes House

Two Civil Defense Classes This Week

Washington area residents may attend two civil defense classes this week to learn nuclear fallout protection. Registrations start at 7 p.m. in the high school chemistry room for the Monday class, and in the high school office at 7 p.m. Tuesday for the second class.

Washinton SW. Easter County Civil Defense Court House Washington

Immanuel Lutheran Names Officers for Coming Year

Bill Matson named president of Immanuel Lutheran Church for the coming year with Alan Bergstrom as vice president. James Jorgen son serves as secretary and Richard Wac holz as treasurer. Dennis Stutrud is the church pastor.

Bill Matson Immanuel Lutheran Church Alan Bergstrom James Jorgenson Richard Wacholz Dennis Stutrud

First Aid Course To Start Here Tuesday

The first session of a standard first aid course begins Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Red Cross office. Those not yet registered are urged to contact the Red Cross. Geraldine Sehulty will instruct a five week course with Tuesday evening meetings. The only charge is 73 cents for a textbook.

Red Cross Geraldine Sehulty

Mrs. Margaret Friese Dies Sunday Afternoon

Mrs. Margaret Friese 79 died Sunday afternoon at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a three week stay. A Kalona hotel operator since 1996 she was born August 12 1883 in Richmond. Funeral Wednesday at 10 am Holy Trinity Catholic Church with burial in Kalona cemetery. Rosary Tuesday 7 30 pm at the Kalona Hotel. She is survived by daughter Catherine Walker of Kalona five grandchildren five great grandchildren sister Clara Marhoefer Cedar Rapids and brother Joe Marhoefer Miami Florida.

Kalona Margaret Friese Mercy Hospital Iowa City Richmond Balthaser Mary Caster Marhoefer Frank Friese Friese Holy Trinity Catholic Church Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters Women's Relief Corps American Legion Ausilia Herman Catherine) Walker Clara Marhoefer Cedar Rapids Joe Marhoefer Miami Fla

Local Volunteers Plan April Cancer Crusade Meeting

Washington County volunteers gathered in Fairfield on Friday to organize the April Cancer Crusade. Attendees included Mrs Knotek, president. Mrs J E Letts, past president. Mrs Harold Brock. Mrs Ed Letts. Mrs Neil Burton. Mrs Hugo Lensch. Mrs M M Schell and Schell, the crusade chairman, all from Washington. Also present were Mrs Paul Snyder of Brighton and Mrs Cleo Orris and Mrs Max White Jr. of Ainsworth.

Washington County Fairfield Washing County Knotek J.E. Letts Harold Brock Ed Letts Neil Burton Hugo Lensch MM. Schell Washington Paul Snyder Brighton Cleo Orris Max White Jr Ainsworth

Feed Grain Program Meeting Set for Ainsworth

William Day of the local ASC announces a special 1963 feed grain program briefing to aid residents in navigating the new plan. The session will be held Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the Ainsworth school hot lunch room.

Ainsworth William Day ASC

Dennis Day among 24 earns Eagle Scout honor in Cedar Rapids

Dennis Day of Troop 241 was one of 24 Hawkeye Area Council Scouts to achieve the Eagle Scout rank in 1962. The ceremony at Mount Mercy college auditorium featured a Collins Radio Co chorus performance and remarks by Dr. John C. Walker and Edward E. Sears. The class is named Fred Poyneer. each Scout received a certificate and group portrait choice of wall plaque or Eagle ring.

Dennis Day Boy Scouts of America Hawkeye Area Cedar Rapids Mount Mercy College Collins Radio Co John C. Walker Edward E. Sears Eagle Scouts Fred Poyneer Poyneer Hawkeye Robert Day Preston Harvey Dennis

Mrs Edna Gardner Dies Here Sunday

Mrs Edna Gardner 83 died Sunday Feb 10 1963 at Washington County Hospital. She lived at 1019 North Sixth Avenue and had been ill since September. Funeral at 1:30 PM yesterday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Carlyle Smith, burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Born Nov 28 1879 in Washington County she was married to Walter J Gardner who died 1938. Survivors include one son Elwyn of Washington five grandchildren six great grandchildren. Rebekah lodge to attend.

Edna €. Gardner Iheington County Hospital North Sixth Avenue Yesday Jones Carlyle Smith Elm Grove Garner Washington County L. F Eliza Hamilton Sigafoose Shiloh Walter J. Gardner

William Knebel Dies After Long Riverside Illness

William Knebel 83 of Riverside died Saturday after a long illness at his home. Funeral Mass will be Tuesday at 9 a.m. at St. Marys Church Riverside with Rev. Walter Boeckman. Rosary at Adens Funeral Chapel Riverside tonight at 8. He was born March 22 1879 near Riverside, married Nell Bauer Sept 24 1907, farmed, served as Riverside mayor, and worked at Ft Madison and Riverside schools. Survivors include his widow two sons Aelred and Francis a daughter Mrs R B Pearson five grandchildren one great grandchild one brother Joseph and he was preceded in death by seven brothers and four sisters.

Riverside William R. Knebel St. Mary's Church Walter Boeckman A den and Adams Mt. Olivet Mr. Knebel Aelred Francis Cedar Rapids R.B. Pearson Melcher Joseph

McAvoy Marks 25th Year With Company

Marion McAvoy of Washington has completed a quarter century with General Telephone Company of Town. He marked his 26th year as a company employee during the past week and serves as district manager for the local phone company.

Marion McAvoy Washington General Telephone Company Town McAvoy

Washington native reflects on 25 years, eyes next two

A Washington native and former standout high school athlete spoke about the occasion. He said he has enjoyed the first 25 years and now looks forward to the next two.

Washington

Retail Merchants To Meet Tuesday Morning

Members at the Ketan mer nts Bureau of the Washington mber of Commerce will hold at 9:30 a.m a t meeting Tues in the YMCA. Main item of business at the meeting will be a discussion on proposal that Washington stores change the evening of the week on which they will be open to a night other than Saturday. All members are urged to attend.

Ketan Mer Nts Bureau Washington Mber of Commerce Tues YMCA

Facts on the table end Cuba debate

Washington A senior administration official urged ending public Cuban debate after a weekend of charges and countercharges. Undersecretary George W. Ball said it is time to stop talking so much and let the evidence speak, with the facts on the table. If new offensive buildup or weapons are found, the Defense Department is ready.

Cuba Washington UPL Nign George W. Ball Ball Congress GOP United States State Department Kennedy Defense Department

Crashes Drownings and Fires Take Many Children

A weekend of accidents kills numerous children and adults across the United States. Separate incidents include four sisters drowned when ice broke on a Babylon pond. two head-on car crashes killing five in each. a fatal snowbound crash in Indiana. a Batesland, South Dakota, five-vehicle wreck. a Oklahoma fire killing five, including three grandchildren. Maine twins burned in a Portland house fire. two two-year-olds burned in Washburn Texas. and Ohio State students killed in a tractor-trailer crash near Green Ohio plus another crash near Cambridge killing four.

United Press Babylon N.Y Kathleen Patti Mary Ann Louise Corridan Lorraine Elwood Ind Dere Leeman Noblesville Sally Carl Henrietta Miriam Myer Geneva Leeman Myer Auto Batesland Wallace Nichol Rapid City S.D Purvin Running Shield Melvin Hales William Martin Decker Calvin Landeau Batestand Prener Okla Paule Fowler Portland Maine Michael Susan’ Stiles Washburn Community Texas Ohio State University Green E. Schrock Garry Dean Rupp Teresa Holian Archibald Ohio Cambridge Pratt Williams Carol Joan Williams Carrie Mae Williams Akron Arthur Parker Doylestown Knox N.Y Stephen David Salisbury Robert Cook Troy

Two Accidents in Area During Past Weekend

Highway patrol investigated two weekend crashes near Wellman and Riverside. At 9 p.m. Saturday two cars collided two miles east of Wellman injuring three people, with Jerry Nichols and Dale Wilbur Ayers as drivers and passenger Karry Knott severely hurt. Nichols and Knott were treated at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Knott underwent surgery. Nichols reported Ayers car spun and struck Nichols car broadside. In the early hours Sunday at the junction of highways 218 and 22 east of Riverside, Robert C. Swailes stopped to signal and John William Price struck rear of Swailes, causing about 600 dollars damage to Swailes and 300 to Price. Price was charged with failure to stop in the assured clear distance ahead.

James Sheart Wellman Jerry Nichols Dale Wilbur Ayers Karry Knott Nichols Mercy Hospital Iowa City Ayers Richard Acciden Riverside Robert C. Swailes Lone Tree John William Price Swailes Price Richart

Firing Ceases as Iraq Rebels Tighten Grip in Baghdad

Reports from Beirut say Iraq's new pro Nasser regime executed four officers and claimed control of Baghdad after days of fighting. Travelers describe dead quiet in the capital, curfew extended, and ships resuming on the Shatt El Arab. Rebellion casualties are estimated around 1,500 with continued clashes in Basra and pockets of resistance.

Beirut Lebanon UPI Iraq Baghdad Rudolph Werner Werner Kassem Shatt- el Arab Britain West Germany Baghdad Radio Tehran Basra Middle East Ali

Missing Marine Sulphur Queen Baffles Rescue Efforts

Planes and ships comb the Atlantic for eight days with 39 crew on the 524 foot Marine Sulphur Queen missing after radio distress near Dry Tortugas and Gulf of Mexico. Coast Guard and Marine Transport Corp. say sulphur cargo and insulation pose no special danger. historical memory of Cyclops looms as search continues.

Jacksonville Beaumont Tex Norfolk Marine Transport Corp. of New York Coast Guard Here U. Navy Barbados

Local Man Charged Over Telephone Solicitations in Ames

Philip E. Dusenbery a 31 year old Washington IA man faces municipal court Thursday on a charge of violating Ames local ordinance forbidding telephone soliciting of business. He was arrested for using the phone to sell photographic services. The ordinance bars soliciting begging or contracting of services without the called party consent.

Ames UPL Washington Iowa Philip E. Dusenbery

District NFO Meet Held at Junction Columbus Junction

The first district meeting at Columbus Junction Saturday evening drew a large group from 12 counties. Soybean export contracts were discussed and copies distributed. Discussions covered promotional dinners public relations and future grain and meat board meetings. Ivan Stavinsky presented a report on red meat consumption production and imports by the Economic Research Service.

Washington County Nfo Nan Elmer Schneider Duane Redlinger Alvin Horak Columbus Junction Economic Research Service Department of Agrculture Ivan Stravinsky

Iowa Weather Outlook Through Weekend

Forecast shows cold start with near zero lows and highs in the 20s Tuesday. Temperatures dip below normal by 5 to 10 degrees Tuesday through Saturday. Expect light precipitation around Thursday or Friday, mainly as snow, with gradual moderation Tuesday and Wednesday, turning colder again later in the period.

Iowa Weday

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