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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1971

Page

2

Maps and memories shape old Washington County life

The writer recalls early Washington County maps, roads, and routes from the 1920s and prior. He notes ghost towns, mining camps, and Indian villages, the Lost Dutchman myth, railroad guides, and road signs. He recounts local civic efforts, historic figures, and the role of the Journal in publishing an 1920s county atlas while nostalgically detailing travels, cars, and roads.

Arizona Oneita Fisher Washington County Fern Cliff Sockum Ridge Brighton Mill Don Radda Tall Corn Farm Iowa County Washington County Historical Society

Nineteen Iowa protesters acquitted in university case

Iowa City police court Judge Joseph Thornton cleared 19 of 208 students arrested while sitting on Old Capitol steps. The judge sustained defense motions for acquittals but kept the city's disorderly conduct ordinance intact and urged the state to prosecute future cases on state property.

Uwa City UPI University of Iowa Iowa City Police Court Joseph Thornton Anornton Old Capitol Thornton

Williams and Elaine reflect on fashion and art abroad

Elaine recalls Miss Williams’s difficulty with a heavy lining for a coat and her critique of tourist driven art. She praises Michelangelo’s David for its scale and lifelike presence, arguing genuine artistry is sharp and inspiring, not diluted for tourism.

Elaine Europe Michelangelo David

Jarring talks as Arabs accuse Israel of stalling peace

United Nations negotiator Gunnar V. Jarring resumed talks in Jerusalem with Israeli officials while Egypt and Jordan accuse Israel of delaying the peace process to settle new Jewish populations in territories from the 1967 war. Arafat appeals for Arab unity amid Palestinian clashes in Jordan and Gaza Strip, with an Israeli patrol also killing guerrillas in Gaza City.

United Press International U.N Gunnar V. Jarring Jerusalem Egypt Jordan Israel Middle East Yasser Arafat Jarring Golda Meir Abba Eban Eban United Nations New York al Thant Mohammed Hassan el-Zayyat Muhammad H. el-Farra West Bank Jordan River Gaza Strip Golan Heights Sinai Peninsula Suez Canal Basso Bea Ued Gaza City

Funeral plans set for Anna Axmear 86 Keswick resident

Anna Belle Axmear 86 died this morning at Keokuk County Hospital Sigourney after a short illness. Funeral services are arranged at Powell Funeral Home South English. She was born August 1884 in Sigourney daughter of William and Needham. Widow of John W. Axmear died 1961. She belonged to United Methodist Church Keswick Woman's Club and Order of Eastom Star Sigourney. Survived by nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by husband four brothers and two sisters.

Keswick Anna Belle Axmear Keokuk County Sigourney Powell Funeral Home South English Woman’s Club Order of Eastom Star

Mrs Mary McBeth Dies in Sigourney

Mrs Mary McBeth, 91, died Friday evening at Manor House Nursing Home in Sigourney. Funeral services are Sunday at 2 p.m. at Gould Funeral Home in Richland with Rev. Merle Green officiating. Burial will be in Friends Cemetery. Born July 0, 1880, in Richland, she was the daughter of John Snider and Lydia Drummond Snider. She lived mostly in the Richland area and was married April 5, 1905, to Marcus McBeth who preceded her in death. Survivors include one sister, Mrs Orrie Hadley of Manchester, Ia, and two nephews.

Hichland Mary Beth Manor House Sigourney Gould Richland Merle Green Friends ‘Cemetery McBeth John Snider Lydia Drummond Snider

Reverend William Fowler 87 dies in Columbus Junction

The Rev. Dr. William J. Fowler, 87, of Columbus Junction, retired Methodist minister, died today at Mercy Hospital. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home in Columbus Junction.

Wubslpus Junction William J. Fowler Columbus Junction Mercy Hospital Iowa Stacy - Lewis Columbus

Rites Monday for John M. Baker 67

Funeral services for John M. Baker 67 who died unexpectedly at his Keota home will be held Monday at 10 30 a m at Ss Peter and Paul Catholic Church Clear Creek with Rev John A Hebenstreit officiating Burial will be in Clear Creek Cemetery The rosary will be Sunday at 7 30 p m at Powell Funeral Home Keota The Knights of Columbus will conduct a rosary at 8 p m He was born January 18 1903 in Clear Creek Township son of Jacob and Margaret Baker He married Anna Dolores Hammes November 15 1998 at Clear Creek He farmed in Clear Creek Township until retirement and move to Keota He was a member of Ss Peter and Paul Church and the Knights of Columbus Survivors include his wife his mother a brother Albert Baker of Richland a sister Armena Starr of Ollie and several nieces and nephews He was preceded in death by his father one brother and four sisters.

Kora John M. Baker Keota Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church Clear Creek John A. Hebenstreit Powell Knights of Columbus Mr. Baker Clear Creek Township Jacob Margaret Koch Baker Anna Dolores Hammes Ss. Peter and Paul Church Albert Baker Richland Leonard Armena) Starr Ollie

Set rites Tuesday for Mrs Woodburn in Omaha

Mrs Ber niece Woodburn of Omaha Neb dies after long illness. Rites set for 1 am Tuesday at Ainsworth Cemetery with Rev George Pennington officiating. She was a Methodist Church member and survived by her husband.

Ainsworth Cemetery Berniece Woodburn Omaha Neb George Pennington

Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church Meeting Planned

The Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church will hold its annual congregational meeting Wednesday with a potluck at 6 15 p.m followed by a business meeting election of officers and annual reports

Ainsworth

Social Security Rep To Visit Washington Post Office

A Social Security representative will be in Washington from 9:30 a.m. to noon on Wednesday January 13 at the Post Office.

Social Security Washington Spoon Post Office

Plan for spring gardens from USDA bulletins

A county extension director recommends viewing USDA bulletins for spring gardening ideas and techniques. Two revised guides cover chrysanthemums and dahlias, detailing planting, propagation, watering, fertilizing, pinching, disbudding, and disease control to ensure color and longevity, with availability at the Washington County Extension Office.

USDA Jim Frier Jon Chrysanthemum Dahlia

Medical names and places listed in Washington area record

The record lists numerous individuals with medical remarks and locations centered on Washington and nearby towns. Dismissed today notes and references to Puerto Rico as a densely populated area appear in the fragmentary text.

H Club Hosts Meeting with Nine Members Present

Mrs Yaro Chmelar hosted the H H Club on Thursday afternoon for a meeting that included nine members and five club children. New officers elected were Mrs Everett Gardner as president, Mrs Elwyn Corey as vice president, Mrs George Gould as secretary treasurer, and Mrs Don Applegate as reporter. The tower and card committees were named for Maurice Libe and Mrs Campbell, with much of the afternoon spent on club books and refreshments served. The February meeting will be announced.

Yaro Chmelar H. H. Club Bruce Campbell Everett Gardner Elwyn Corey George Gould Don ‘Applegate Maurice Libe Campbell David Bell

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