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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1972

Page

2

Iowa Senate tackles mileage limit for mobile homes

Senator Richard Stephens notes slow week in the Iowa Senate while a bill to raise the miles allowed for 14 foot wide mobile homes on highways moves forward. He opposes the measure citing highway safety amid rising accidents. Secretary Butz attends Des Moines meetings as Stephens plans to press farmers’ concerns about a 1971 corn crop. A concurrent resolution urging Congress to end costly dock strikes passes, drawing strong labor opposition and prompting reflections on national legislative pressure.

Richard. Stephens Senate Butz Des Moines Iowa Senate U.S Congress Iowa van Gilst

Richland Womens Club meets at home for activities

Richland February 8. The Womens club met February 2 at Mrs. Leo Paxson home with thirteen members. Programs covered Women of the World and, a book report on When I Was Sixteen. Next meeting February 16 features Annual Cookie Day with two dozen cookies per member.

Donlong Richland Richland Womens Club Leo Paxson Richard Caughlin Womens Liberation Movement Larry Willey Korea States Adrian Bottorff Anna O'brien Grinnell Bottorffs Charles Nelson Packwood Raymonds Funeral Fairfield Star Country Club Kermit Hinshaw

Respected citizen was Navy deserter in past

Dallas citizen John McKee longtime head of the Dallas Crime Commission is revealed to be James Kell Zullinger, a 1929 Navy deserter. Navy records list Zullinger as a deserter until 1951 with a later dishonorable discharge. McKee’s identity confirmed after police and DA said an assumed name was used. Authorities presented findings to the Dallas County Grand Jury. no immediate legal violation clear.

Dallas UPI John McKee Dallas Crime Commission McKee Texas District Attorney's Office James Kell Zullinger Navy Zullinger Harrisburg Dallas Police Department

Kepharts to be honored on 60th wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs Roy Kephart plan an open house Sunday February 20 from 2 30 to 4 30 pm at the Captain s Table to observe their 60th wedding anniversary All friends and relatives welcome no gifts They wed February 21 1912 at Lulu Wagner s home They have two children Velma Mueller Lone Tree and Alvin W Kephart deceased Six grandchildren and two great grandchildren

Roy Kephart Mr. Kephart Lulu M

Dale Burich Remains Critical After I-80 Injury

Riverside report states Dale Burich is still in critical condition after a 1:30 a.m. accident on Interstate 80 near Des Moines. He underwent surgery at Broadlawn General Hospital, was moved to Town Methodist in Des Moines for jaw and cheek repair, and doctors say recovery will take time. The family plans a transfer to Veterans Hospital when feasible. Mrs Burich has stayed with relatives in Des Moines as support continues.

Mko.wiepunn Riverside Wes Sojka Norman Sojka Hiawatha Bud Norris Sylvester Sharpe Iowa City Walter Lemely Cleo Burich Dale Des Moines Cleo Broadlawn General Hospital Town Methodist Hospital Burichs V.F.W Burich Veterans Hospital Town City Dale Burich Glenn Baumgartner Don Hazen Washington Dave Krantz Don

Week of February 14 School Menus in ST

Monday features ham salad sandwiches green beans fruit cup cookies and milk. Tuesday offers pizza with buttered mixed vegetables peaches peanut butter cookies and milk. Wednesday serves fish sticks hash browns corn fruit and milk. Thursday includes turkey in the straw cabbage biscuits pumpkin pudding and milk. Friday presents scrambled eggs baked beans mixed vegetables Jello salad sandwiches and milk.

White Way Club Meet in Chester for February Session

Fourteen members gathered at Mrs. Gene Hammen’s Chester home for the White Way Club February meeting. Roll call answered with “How I Met My Husband.” Mrs. Edwin Peiffer’s club history was presented and approved. A Valentine exchange and pencil games followed, with refreshments served by the hostess. The March meeting will be at Mrs. Keith Stewart’s. Andy Hobbs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hobbs, celebrated a birthday dinner at his grandparents’ home with relatives.

Eg Mine West Chester Gene Hammen White Way Club Edwin Peiffer Keith Stewart Andy Hobbs Tom Hobbs Walter Westen Marty John Ramsey Jeanine Jolynn Martin Westen Tim West Andy

Local Mt Pleasant dinner marks anniversaries and showers

Sunday evening gatherings at the Charles Hanna home in Mt Pleasant celebrated Mr and Mrs Dale Darbyshire’s anniversary and Mrs Darbyshire’s birthday. A surprise bridal shower for Bonnie Walker was hosted by Lyle Parriott’s family with gifts, games, and decorations. Anthony Christopher Walker was born Feb 12 with grandparents Knutson and Wilson listed. Shirleen Statler among 57 IWC students honored at the Heirs Dinner Feb 20.

Dale Darbyshire Lyle Darbyshire Larry Stages Allen Darbyshire Kaylene Karla Charles Hanna Mt. Pleasant Mrs. Darbyshire Bonnie Walker Lyle Parriott Gary Dorsch Laverne Streff Hubert Beranek Barb Lane Lyle Parriott Jr Thomas Walker Dell Walker Chris Wilson Washington County Hospital Anthony Christopher Milford Knutson L. L. Wilson Washington Carol Knutson Shirleen Statler Shirley Statler West Chester Iowa Wesleyan College Wesleyan IWC

Busy Bees 4H Club Meets At Lisa Bell Home

The Busy Bees 4H Club met at Lisa Bell's home with most members present. Mrs. Peter Bell attended as a guest. Angela Secrest spoke on Meat as a Basic Food Group, Lori Hotchkiss discussed breakfast, and Annette Walker spoke on Hamburger, Many Ways. Lisa Bell demonstrated Hamburger differences. Julie Redlinger and Nancy Rich demonstrated Egg Cookery. The club plans a Valentine for a lonely friend and enjoyed a recreation lead by Debbie Redlinger.

Busy Bees Lisa Bell Peter Bell Angela Secrest Lori Hotchkiss Annette Walker Julie Redlinger Nancy Rich Debbie Redlinger

Briefs Fined for Speeding in Justice Court

Melvin Rick Jaspering Washington paid a $10 fine in the justice of the peace court here for a speeding violation.

Melvin Rick Jaspering Washington

Baptist Ruth Circle Meets at Mrs Rees Home

The Ruth Circle of the First Baptist Church held its February meeting at Mrs Henry Rees’s home. Mrs Richard Simmering led devotions on "Where Is the Church" from meditations for adults. Mrs Stan Bauer delivered the love gift and the program on "The Lighting of the Candles of Calm Courage Tolerance Truth and Service." Guests included Mrs Ray Davis Mrs Richard Weeks and Mrs Richard Peterson.

Imine Ruth First Baptist Church Henry Rees Richard Simmering Wallace Stan Bauer Berneice Howell Ray Davis Richard Weeks Richard Peterson

Social Security Rep to Visit Washington Post Office Hours

A Social Security office representative will be at the Washington post office from 9 30 a m to noon Wednesday. The Burlington office is open 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m Monday through Friday for those who cannot meet at the Washington location.

Social Security Social Security Office Burlington Washington Post Office

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