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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1972

Page

6

Washington junior high student win music campship

Sherry Eash daughter of Mr and Mrs James Eash of Washington has been named the music campship winner offered by the Fortnightly Club Music Department. She will attend Camp Dorian at Luther College Decorah next June and is the first junior high student to receive the award.

Sherry Eash James Eash Washington Haseen Music Sherry Dorian Luther College Decorah Southeast Iowa Musi

Niece of Brothertons Dies in Icy Two Vehicle Crash

Mrs. Toni R. Wade 21 of Davenport and her seven month old daughter Michelle were killed late Sunday near Green Rock east of the Quad Cities when Wade's car skidded on ice and was broadside by another vehicle. Funeral services for Wade and daughter are Thursday at 10 a.m. at McGinnis Funeral Home Bettendorf.

Toni R. Wade Davenport Michelle Charles Brotherton Washington Green Rock Quad Cities

Highland Community School seeks adult education ideas

Gene Scott guidance counselor in the Highland district asks area adults to contact him with requests for spring adult education classes. Classes will run about eight weeks starting mid April. Reach the school at 648 2891 or home at 657 3233.

Gene Scott Highland Community School Scott

English exchange student Anne Courtney speaks at Rotary Club

Ten years ago an exchange student from England named Anne Courtney addressed the Rotary Club meeting at noon on Monday. The event highlighted cross cultural exchange and community ties.

Anne Courtney England Rotary Club

Sam Wittrig, 86, longtime Crawfordsville native dies

Sam Wittrig, 86, retired farmer and Crawfordsville native, dies Monday at Washington County Hospital after a lingering illness. He lived at 215 North Fourth Avenue in Washington and was a Farm Bureau charter member and former director of Peoples Savings Bank. He married Muriel E. Ferguson in December 1915 and had lived in Washington for 14 years. Funeral and burial details are set with Sherman-Eden Funeral Home and Elm Grove Cemetery. He leaves a widow, several nieces and nephews, with six brothers and one sister deceased.

Sam Wittrig Crawfordsville Washington County Hospital North Fourth Avenue Washington Peoples Savings Bank Sherman - Eden William Kettlitz Elm Grove Cemetery Mr. Wittrig John Mary Wittmer Wittrig Muriel E. Ferguson United Presbyterian Church Masonic Lodge

Death of G A Reinert 92 Dies in Washington County

G A Reinert aged 92 died Monday at Washington County Hospital after two years of ill health. He lived at 309 South Marion Avenue and will be buried in Elm Grove Cemetery after a 1 30 p.m. funeral at Sherman Eden Funeral Home. He was born March 23 1879 in Sigourney and married Carrie A. Kahn on November 14 1906. He served as bailiff of the district court from 1939 to 1965 and was active in COF lodge and Knights of Pythias. Surviving: widow two daughters two sons five grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.

Washington County Hospital South Marion Avenue Sherman - Eden M.O. Smith Elm Grove Cemetery IOOF Lodge Reinert Sigourney Michael Mary Harras Reinert Carrie A. Kahn COF Lodge Knights of Pythias Clifford K. Reinert Munster Ind Mary MacNeil Lanham, Md Loren Bertha Mae) Sutherland Brodhead Wis

Dr. Francis Livesay Dies at Office

Dr. Francis G. Livesay a longtime Washington chiropractor died unexpectedly this morning at his east side office. His home is listed at 421 East Washington Street funeral arrangements are pending at Fen Funeral Home.

Francis G. Livesay Washington East Washington Street Fen Funeral Home

Rev Hardy to Speak at Lenten Service Wednesday

The Rev John M Hardy pastor of First Christian Church Cedar Rapids will address the Lenten service at Washington United Methodist Church Wednesday March 1 at 7 30 p m His talk is titled A Rope to the House The preacher born 1921 in Batang China grew up in Nashville and has held church leadership roles across Iowa Missouri and beyond The public is invited to attend

John M. Hardy First Christian Church Cedar Rapids Washington

House opens talks on school busing

Washington UPI reports House hearings began on a proposed constitutional amendment to end forced busing. Rep. Emanuel Celler urged finding an answer for all Americans while opponents decried busing as madness. The session opened amid heavy police presence and will extend through a likely three week span.

Washington McCulloch Celler House House Judiciary Committee Senate Emanuel Celler D-N.y

Steve Freel Wins State 304 Bushel Iowa Corn Contest

Steve D. Freel son of Mr and Mrs Wes Freel of Wellman won the 15th annual 304 bushel contest for Iowa with a yield of 2240 bushels per acre. More than 650 entries came from FFA members nationwide. He will receive a special trophy from Funk s G Hybrids. The 16 year old sophomore at Mid Prairie High School is grandson of Clifford Freels of 502 South Iowa Washington.

Steve D. Freel Wes Freel Wellman Iowa Funk Farmers of America Freel FFA Seed Clifford Freels South Washington Mid - Prairie High School

Carpenter's Union Local 1398 Meeting Scheduled

The Carpenter's Union Local 1398 will meet on Wednesday March 1 at 8 pm at the 100 Hall.

Carpenter's Union Carpenter's Union Local 1398

Iowa Senate approves state building code on 32 to 7 vote

The Iowa Senate approved a statewide building code for state buildings and modular housing by a 32 to 7 vote. Cities may adopt as a model, with a state code superintendent and a governor appointed seven member committee to draft regulations. The bill allows local option and home rule.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Senate House Senate New York Office of W. R. Rabedaux Wilton Junction Iowa Rabedaux Ralph Potter R - Marion Lee Gaudineer Gaudineer

Local notes include hospital patient and wedding attendees

Leonard Young remains a patient at Mercy Hospital Iowa City in room 5123. Paul Porter and Gordon Hull are on a business trip with a side of travel to Spain Portugal and Morocco. Attendees at the Ames wedding of Dana Fischer and Max Meyer include Jerry Flynn Joe Wallace Steve Zager and several Washington and Brighton residents. Willard Palmer and children visited his mother Ethel Palmer in Mt. Vernon before returning Craig to Iowa Wesleyan College. Palmer recovering slowly from heart surgery with a birthday upcoming March 1.

Leonard Young Mercy Hospital Iowa City Paul Porter Gordon Hull Spain Portugal Morocco Dana Lynn Fischer Max Meyer Ames Jerry Flynn Joe Wallace Steve Zager Duane Miller Ted Meyer J.W. Meyer Washington Earnest Meyer Crawfordsville Duane Lewis Kenny Meyer Dawn Delbert Lewis Brighton Willard Palmer Craig Mary Susan Mt. Vernon Palmer Ethel Palmer Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant

Powerful quake shakes central Japan near Hachijo Island

A strong quake centered near Hachijo Island 185 miles south of Tokyo rattled central Japan at dinner time. It registered 7.0 on the Richter scale per US authorities, with intensity up to 6 on the Japanese scale at the epicenter. No casualties or major damage reported. landslides blocked roads on Hachijo Island and train service halted briefly on the Tokyo Osaka line.

UPI Japan Tokyo Hachijo Island Pacific Ocean U.S. National Earthquake Information Center Rockville Environmental Agency Osaka Mainichi Reader's Digest Emperor Hirohito Imperial Palace

Markets Grain eT and Hog Reports From Des Moines Chicago

Interior Iowa and southern Minnesota hog markets show modest demand with price declines from 25 to 50 cents on butchers and sows. Cattle prices in Des Moines steady to mixed. Illinois grain futures range with mixed closes across wheat and corn. Estimated receipts: cattle 2,000. hogs 90,000. prior week similar. Chicago grain board shows fluctuating bids and futures with several delivery months and varied spreads.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Minnesota U.S Chicago

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