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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1970

Page

2

Honor Given to UW Emeritus Professor Hazel Alberson

University of Wisconsin emeritus professor of English Hazel Stewart Alberson has received a faculty service award from the National University Extension Association Conference and Institute Division. A native of Washington Iowa, she is widely known in the community for decades of teaching undergraduates graduates and adults in comparative literature and for broadcasts on WHA. Her programs include Books That Have Made Civilization Visions That are Timeless and Old Stories and New Ideas. Though officially retired in 1964 she remains active in educational work through broadcasts and lectures.

Hazel Stewart Alberson University of Wisconsin National University Extension Association Conference and Institute Division Washington Iown Alberson WHA

Death of Nicholas Linnenkamp at 67 in Washington

Nicholas Joseph Linnenkamp 67 of 112 South 12th Avenue died Friday evening at Wayne's Skelly Station, apparently of a heart attack. Funeral set for Monday 10 a.m. at St. James Catholic Church. burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Pray­er service Sunday 7:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home. Born October 30 1902 in Harper, he was a farmer, widowed thrice married, survived by wife Magdalena Vogel Linnenkamp, daughters Evelyn Lukovsky Elaine Todd, stepchildren Don Vogel Helen Brady Joan Pease Virginia Vogel, sister Lena Mayer, and ten grandchildren.

Nicholas Joseph Linnenkamp South 12Th Avenue Wayne Skelly Station St. James Catholic Church Edward F. Collins Elm Grove Jones Funeral Home Mr. Linnenkamp Harper Ferdinand and Magdelena Thille Linnenkamp Washington Olive Rose Underwood Magdalena Peiffer Vogel Burlington St. James Church Frank Evelyn) Lukovsky Robert Elaine) Todd Don Vogel Helen) Brady Oskaloosa James Joan) Pease Virginia Vogel Great Falls, Mont Lena Mayer Keokuk

Death of Tressie Cupp at 60 in Cedar Rapids

Tressie M. Cupp, 60, formerly of Keota, died Friday at Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids after months of illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday at Powell Funeral Home Keota with Rev. David Barker. burial Keota Cemetery. Born May 31, 1909 in Keota, she married Robert Cupp in 1929 and lived in Cedar Rapids since then. Survivors: son Jack, daughter Joan Frisk, five grandchildren, three sisters Mae Marshall, Ruth Duggan, Pauline Hulse. Preceded by husband, parents, son Robert Burton, brother Roy Randolph.

Keota Tressie M. Cupp Cedar Rapids Mercy Robert Cupp Presbyterian Church Jack Joan Frisk Mae Marshall San Bernardino Calif Ruth Duggan Arizona Pauline Hulse Sioux City

Washington County Personal Property Assessments Open

Washington County residents in West Chester Crawfordsville and surrounding areas are notified that field stations for personal property assessments are open. West Chester station is in K.P. Hall, Crawfordsville in the doctor's office, with fieldmen from January 5 to 10. Riverside Community Building and Brighton Masonic Hall stations run January 12 to 17. Hours are 9 to 4 daily except Wednesdays 9 to 7 and Saturdays 9 to noon.

Washington County West Chester Crawfordsville K.P. Hall Riverside Masonic Hall Brighton

Howard Messer of Washington Dies

Howard Messer of 528 West Madison Street died this morning at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City. Funeral arrangements are pending at Jones Funeral Home. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Peterson in charge.

Howard Messer West Madison Street Mercy Hospital Iowa City Jones Funeral Home Mr. Messer Richard Peterson

Zehr Opens Washington Electric Contracting Firm

Eugene Zehr announces the opening of Washington Electric Contracting, a new electrical business in his home at 1011 North Marion. The Zehrs purchased Robert Miller Electric inventory. Miller served the local electrical trade for years. Zehr brings 15 years of experience in electrical work.

Eugene Zehr North Marion Zehrs Robert Miller Electric Miller Zehr Washington Eelctric

Schwengel to Visit area towns January 7

Congressman Fred Schwengel will tour Washington Columbus Junction and Morning Sun on Wednesday January 7. He will meet constituents in Washington from 10:00 a.m. to noon at Morrison Morrison and Lloyd law offices. In the afternoon he will speak in Columbus Junction at 2:00 p.m. and in Morning Sun at 3:00 p.m.

Davenport Fred Schwengel Washington Columbus Junction Schwengel Morrison, Morrison and Lloyd Law

Medical and birth notices from Washington area

Yesterday and today records list ad missions for Mrs Carl Jarrard Washington medical Austin Bebb Brighton medical Mrs John Goff Ainsworth medical Mrs Nellie Moriarty Washington medical Mrs Elizabeth Widmer Wayland medical Mrs Edith Yount Wayland medical Mrs John Sproule Washington surgical George Janecek Washington surgical Today Mrs Anna Fritz East Pleasant Plain medical Births Yesterday Mr and Mrs Morris Miller Kalona a daughter Dismissed Yesterday Mrs Ruth Arthur Ainsworth Today Mr and Mrs Rex Todd Columbus City

Carl Jarrard Washington Austin Bebb Brighton John Goff Ainsworth Nellie Moriarty Elizabeth Widmer Wayland Edith Yount John Sproule Surgical George Janecek Anna Fritz East Pleasant Plain Morris Miller Kalona Ruth Arthur Rex Todd Columbus City

Social Roundup of New Year Visits and Guests

Local residents share festive gatherings and travels. Wayne Norton and Darla of Milton join Mr and Mrs Orville Griggs for supper with Blanche Norton. The Vernons return from Florida with Mark and Paul Elgin visiting Winterhaven relatives. Margaret Thomas hosts a cooperative New Year dinner with Washington and Columbus Junction attendees. The Whislers entertain Verne Escher and Joe Schlatter party for Mrs Schlatter’s birthday. Max L Smith and family spent Christmas at Daytona Beach and Satellite Beach with Lonsdale relatives.

Wayne Norton Mark and Darla Milton, Ia Orville Griggs Blanche Norton Vernon G Elgi Mark Paul Florida Dr. Elgin Pennsylvania Winterhaven Raymond Anderson Margaret Thomas Evan Rees Howell Rees Columbus Junction Henry Rees Robert Roberts Harvey Davis H.W. Owen Elizabeth A. Davis Washington Lawrence Whisler Max L. Smith Annette

Service News: Gerot Completes Helicopter Course at Fort Wolters

Second Lieutenant Edwin L. Gerot, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Red E. Gerot of Riverside Iowa, finished a 16 week helicopter pilot course at the Army Primary Helicopter School Fort Wolters Texas on December 5. He will begin advanced flight training at Hunter Army Airfield Georgia. Gerot earned a 1969 BBA from the University of Iowa and belongs to Delta Sigma Pi. His wife Jo Elfen lives in Washington Iowa. Sergeant Mary L. Engel USMC promotion to sergeant at MCAS Cherry Point North Carolina is noted.

FT. Wolters Tex Edwin L. Gerot Red E. Gerot Riverside Iowa Army Primary Helicopter School Hunter Army Airfield Geret Jo Elfen E. Tyler Washington University of Iowa Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity Mary L. Engel Mcas Cherry Point N. C Engel Eugene Engel

Mississippi rally seeks private schools as desegregation remedy

Mississippi protest leader Jimmy Swan urged private schools as salvation from integration and attacked the Supreme Court ruling on desegregation. Governor Williams planned a radio address and proposed a $1 million fund to back desegregation lawsuits, while some residents favored statewide private schooling to resist integration.

Jackson Miss UPI Mississippi Jimmy Swan U.S. Supreme Court John Bell Williams Williams Swan

Junior High Opens Weight Room For Students

The Physical Education Department of the local Junior High has opened a weight lifting program with ten stations including bench press leg press curls and dumbbells. Directed by Mr. Duane Hagensick the voluntary program runs before and after school with a cycling weekly plan and aims to build fitness, strength, and knowledge of weight training.

Duane Hagensick Hagensick

Dog Walk to Cedar Grove Name Change in Illinois

Cedar Grove Illinois once known as Dog Walk shifts name as traffic on Illinois 37 reduces canine population. Bert Wilson recalls dogs once outnumbered people around the coal town. The church now sits outside the cedar grove, reflecting changes since the mining era.

Cedar Grove Dog Walk Ill UPI Bert Wilson Illinois 37

Stamp Corner Looks Ahead to 1970 Philatelic Year

The Stamp Desk reviews a busy 1970 outlook for United States Canada and United Nations issues. Highlights include commemoratives for Natural History Mayflower 350th anniversary Maine Statehood South Carolina 300th anniversary Wild Life Conservation Henry Kelsey Sir Alexander McKenzie and group of seven. UN topics include Fight Cancer Peaceful use of the Sea Bed and Geneva additions.

United States Canda United Nations U.S Post Office Maine South Carolina Wildlife Conservation Canada Manitoba Northwest Territory International Biological Program Henry Kelsey U.N. Louis Riel Sir Alexander McKenzie Ottawa Oliver Mowat Federation of Canada Geneva

Legion meeting set for Tuesday at 8 p.m.

Members of the Leon Beatty American Legion post will hold their regular meeting in the Legion rooms at city hall. All members urged to attend. Washington Community School District board to meet with salary committee Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in the high school home econ rooms.

Washington Community School District Board of Education Board of Education Washington Education Association

Prisoner exchanges shift in Vietnam era releases

A fragment notes limited prisoner releases by North Vietnam in 1966 and 1967 in the DMZ. It states a handful of American prisoners were freed, more than a hundred injured prisoners moved from South to North, and Saigon halted further transfers. Some so called rehabilitated prisoners were freed in the South.

South Vietnam North Demilitarized Zone Saigon

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University of Wisconsin Extension Service Fred L. Stewart George Stewart Nicholas Linnenkamp Tressie Cupp Southern California Michigan Wolf's Flower Shop Gerot Jim Heisman Mark Davis Junior Triska Drew McAvoy Larry Hysell Cedar Grove, Ill Osincup’s Journal Stamp Corner By Walt Green Betty's Betty Thompson H & R Block America Iowa Ave
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