Accident claims life of Ottumwa man Stalder at 27
Roger Elmer Stalder 27 died Wednesday at Jefferson Square Manor Ottumwa from injuries suffered in a three year old auto crash. Funeral services set for Saturday 9:30 a.m. at St James Catholic Church with Rev E F Collins. burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Prayer service Friday 7:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home. Born January 28 1940 in Washington he was son of Elmer and Anna Stalder. He married Jeanne Mertens April 20 1963. Survived by wife two sisters and a brother plus grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Elmer Stalder
Jefferson Square Manor
Ottumwa
St. James Catholic Church
E. F. Collins
Elm Grove Cemetery
Jones
Stalder
Washington
Elmer
Anna Hertig Stalder
Jeanne Marie Mertens
Houghton
St. James Church
Freshwaters Feed
James
Jack
Joanne) Genkinger
David
Delores) Bush
Fairfield
Emil Stalder
Leonard Schantz to give recital at Spencer Memorial Chapel
Leonard Schantz baritone will present his Senior Recital at Spencer Memorial Chapel William Penn College on Sunday January 14 at 3 00 p m He will be accompanied by Richard Whitmore at the piano The program includes selections from five nationalities with songs in three languages He is a music major active in Choir and instrumental music and served as Assistant Choir Director in his junior year He plans to teach vocal music in Pekin starting in the second semester He is the son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Schantz of rural Washington Iowa He attended the State College of Iowa and Northwestern College in Minneapolis and is married to Jacqueline Hulme They plan to live in Ottumwa while he commutes to Pekin and work in hospital service parts of his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Schantz
Spencer Memorial Chapel
William Penn College
Richard Whitmore
Schantz
Albia
Penn College
Pekin School
Wilbur Schantz
Washington
Iowa
State College of Iowa
Northwestern College
Minneapolis
Penn
Jacqueline Hulme
Ottumwa
Pekin
Colorado surgeon honored for work on transplants
Dr. Thomas E. Starzl and the University of Colorado Medicine liver transplant team named Colorado Men and Women of the Year for 1967. Starzl, chief of surgery at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Denver, pioneered in kidney transplants and led five liver transplants. The Gillesbys from Washington benefited from his work as three of the liver transplant patients remain alive. Robert Gillesby is now executive secretary of the Washington YMCA, while Mrs. Gillesby and Gordon stay in Denver with improving condition reports from the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Starzl
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Colorado
Starzl
Veterans Administration Hospital
Denver
Dr. Starzl
Washington Area
Robert Gillesby
Gordon
Washington
le Mars
Iowa
Washington Y McA
Break-in at Hagan Grocery in Brighton
Washington County sheriff reports Brighton grocery broken into Wednesday night. Entry gained through a basement window and $52.35 taken from the cash register.
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Hagan
Brighton
Washington County Sheriff's
Local notices from Iowa city and nearby towns
Mrs. T H Mathie underwent gall bladder surgery at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City this week. She is in room 326. Ale Richard Bennett, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Bennett, left Wednesday for Bentwater England where he will be stationed for two years. Ira Mae Earnest of Washington makes dean’s list at Coe College Cedar Rapids as a senior in political science with a 4.0 term. Illa Mae Earnest is daughter of Mr and Mrs Jake Earnest Route 2 Washington. Mrs June Ward of Lemon Grove California visits her brother Rodney Arnold and family. Mr and Mrs Keiffer Garton and three children moved from Tipton to 410 West Washington, their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Mathie
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Richard Bennett
Joe Bennett
Bentwater
England
Ira Mae Earnest
Washington
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Illa Mae
Jake Earnest
Route 2
Keiffer Garton
Tipton
West
William Shannons
Mrs Daniel Conrad of Wayland Dies at 69
Mrs Daniel Conrad, 69, of Wayland died Wednesday evening in Henry County Hospital after a four week admission. Services set for Saturday at 10 a.m. at Sugar Creek church with Rev. Vernon Gerig and Rev. Willard Leichty officiating. Zehr Funeral Home handling arrangements. Born June 28, 1898, daughter of John B. Kauffman and Magdalina Nebel. Survived by husband Daniel Conrad and four children, Willard, Edwin, Mrs Stanley Leichty, and James, plus 13 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Sugar Creek
Vernon Gerig
Willard Leichty
Zehr Funeral Home
Wayland
John B. Kauffman
Magdalina Nebel
Daniel Conrad
Willard
Hesston
Kansas
Edwin
Stanley Leichty
Walkarusa
Ind
James
Welfare Payments in Iowa December Report
Iowa Department of Social Welfare reports December expenditures at 5 270 498 dollars, up 25 245 from November. Old age aid declined 33.3 percent since ten years ago, from 36 478 to 24 328, while aid to dependent children rose from 30 668 to 47 667. In Washington County 164 receive old age aid totaling 16 140 dollars, 54 aid to dependent children cases involve 242 children, with 11 084 dollars distributed. total county aid 2 539 dollars to 17 dependents. County totals show 245 cases, 433 people, 30 636 dollars spent.
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Iowa
Accident at East Main and 11th Avenue injures none
Two trucks collided at the East Main Street and 11th Avenue intersection at 12 25 p m on Wednesday after drivers Richard Earl Lundgren and Donald James Vogel of Washington attempted to stop on slick pavement. Police estimated damage at 200 dollars.
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East Main Street
11Th Avenue
Richard Earl Lundgren
Donald James Vogel
Washington
BPW Driving Course Opens January Dates and Location
Sponsored by BPW and the National Safety Council the Defensive Driving Course runs January 30 31 from 630 to 1030 pm in the Iowa Southern Utilities meeting room south side of the square. Instructors include Richard W Schuck of the Iowa Department of Public Safety and a state safety office representative. A $2 materials fee is charged and a State of Iowa certificate will be issued after the eight hour course. Open to all licensed drivers with no advance registration required. those who wish to register may mail the coupon to Geraldine Schulty driving course chairman 508 West Second Street Washington.
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National Safety Council
Washington Business and Professional Women’s Club
Iowa Southern Utilities
Richard W. Schuck
Washington
Safety Education Division
Iowa Department of Public Safety
State Safety Office
Rites at Riverside for Mrs. Alice Bone
Mrs. Alice Ruth Bone 73 of Riverside died Tuesday night at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Funeral Friday in Sorden & Adam chapel Riverside with Rev. Ellis Powell. Rebekah lodge service tonight. Born June 3 1894 daughter of Dixon and Ellen Reynolds. Lived in Riverside 16 years. Survived by two sons Marvin Iowa City Harrison Greene one daughter Verla Bearbower Coralville four grandchildren one brother Warren and one sister Mrs W D Lusk Yakima Wash.
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Riverside
Alice Ruth Bone
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Sorden & Adam
Ellis Powell
Rebekah Lodge
Bone
Dixon
Ellen Saragher Reynolds
Bigelow
Minn
Presbyterian Church
Greene
Iowa
Royal
Chester Bone
Melvin
Harrison
Floyd
Verla) Bearbower
Coralville
Warren
W. D. Lusk
Yakima, Wash
Adult courses offered at Olds
All residents of Area 16 Community School District are reminded they may attend Olds adult education classes. Enrollments are being accepted this week for Wednesday and Thursday 7 p.m. sessions including Art Painting, General Business, Mechanical Drawing, Welding, and Beginning Typing. Each class lasts 10 weeks with tuition of 15 dollars, welding 25 dollars.
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Area 16 Community
Olds
Kiwanis Sends Five To District Meeting
The Washington Kiwanis club sent five members to the installation of District Governor Don Lavelle at Eldora Tuesday night. Attendees were William Perdock and wife, Robert Koehler and wife, T. M. Nelson, Gene Grecian, and William Smart. On Wednesday a wrestling demonstration by Bob Simmering and Jim Doughty of the high school team, led by head coach Don Lawless, showed sport techniques endorsed by state schools for good sportsmanship and body build.
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Washington Kiwanis Club
Don Lavelle
Eldora
William Perdock
Robert Koehler
T. M. Nelson
Gene Grecian
William Smart
Bob Simmering
Jim Doughty
Don Lawless
Births and dismissals recorded in local notes
Admitted yesterday Mrs Howard Beenblossom of Ainsworth in medical care. Births today Mr and Mrs William J Edwards of Columbus Junction welcome a son. Dismissed yesterday Eli Cook of Washington. Mrs James Dale Johnston of Ainsworth. Today Mrs Richard Tresslar is listed.
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Howard Beenblossom
Ainsworth
Medical
William J. Edwards
Columbus Junction
Eli Cook
Washington
James
Dale Johnston
Richard Tresslar
Golden anniversary for Mr and Mrs Knotek marked with open house
Mr and Mrs Joseph F Knotek celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at the Methodist Church on Sunday January 14 from 2 to 4 30 p m Invitations extend to friends and relatives. They wed January 15 1918 in Washington with Rev J A Glendenning. The couple have a daughter Mrs Ward A June Kamper and a granddaughter Claudia Kamper of River Forest Illinois.
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Joseph F. Knotek
Mr. Knotek
Cecile Shalla
Washington
J. A. Glendenning
Ward A
June) Kamper
Claudia Kamper
River Forest, Ill
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs install officers at IOOF Hall
Joint session lists installing officers for both bodies. IOOF officers include Don Hazen noble grand and Henry Wagenknecht as right supporter to noble grand with Clemens Myron Salladay left supporter. Rebekahs name noble grand Charles Swift, with Leona Gardner and Madelon Anderson as key supporters.
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Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
IOOF
Myral Smith
Don Hazen
Leona Gardner
Mr. Smith
Keith Williams
Raymond Kephart
Harold Brock
Rebekah
Charles Swift
Madelon Anderson
Don Norton
Wayne Brock
M. D. Lee
Rebecca Butler
Emma Bennett
Maurice Libe
DeElda Ellison
Archer Augustine
Helen Huston
Clyde Tucker
Noble Grand
Winnie Beller
Carl Kelley
Emma Barnett
Henry Wagenknecht
Myron Salladay
Wes Lavely
Francis McConnell
Oral Mayo
John Beenblossom
Leroy Jugenheimer
Earl Nicola
Louie Wagenknecht
Earl Zieglowsky
Noble
Democratic Women’s Club Plans Executive Meeting
The Democratic Women's Club executive board will meet Tuesday morning chaired by Mrs Guy Stuckman. They outlined membership coffees for winter and an event at Captain's Table on Tuesday evening January 16 featuring speaker Mrs Gertrude Mac Queen. Husbands and guests invited. A pot luck at KC Hall on February 17 will feature Bert Lenning, first congressional district committeeman, inviting participation.
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Guy Stuckman
Democratic Women’s Club
Gertrude MacQueen
KC Hall
Bert Lenning
Catholic Daughters hear Rev Grubb at Davenport meeting
The Rev James Grubb assistant pastor at St Anthony's Davenport spoke to Catholic Daughters in St James room. During the business portion Christmas baskets were acknowledged. Future guest Sister Mary Virginia of St James school will speak at the next meeting. Refreshments by Mrs Victor Peiffer Mrs Katherine Kiefer and others.
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James Grubb
St. Anthony’s Church
Davenport
St. James
Frank Casey
Martin Whittaker
the Pines Rest Home
Mary Virginia
St. James School
Mrs Picken Visits Des Moines Couple in Town
Mrs Esther Picken of Des Moines is visiting for a couple of days at the home of Mr and Mrs W J Shannon. The First Presbyterian Church holds a congregational meeting this evening at 7 30.
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Esther Picken
Des Moines
W. J. Shannon
First Presbyterian Church
Pleasantville graduate ties to Des Moines marriage plans
Miss Alley, a 1965 Pleasantville High School alumna, has worked at the State Office Building in Des Moines for two years. Mr. Jarvis, a 1963 Washington High School graduate, served 14 months in Germany and now works on a farm. A spring wedding is planned.
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Miss Alley
Pleasantville
State
Des Moines
Jarvis
Washington High School
Germany
Saddle Club potluck and meetings at Fairgrounds
Club hosts Mr and Mrs Alvin Shebeck and Mr and Mrs Howard Marquis welcomed members for a potluck at the Fairgrounds. Virgil Norton presided and named audit and sunshine committees. February plans include guest night hosted by Vic Holzworth and Lyle Lowe. Bingo closed the evening. Twenty two American Home III members met for meditation and officer nominations.
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Saddle Club
Alvin Shebeck
Howard Marquis
Fairgrounds
Virgil Norton
Ella Fisher
Gary Murphy
Murphy
Clifford Thompson
Sunshine
Vic Holzworth
Lyle Lowe
American Home III
Darrell Ross
Clayde Knapp
Humphrey Owen
L. W. Carpenter
Ross
Jay Sellers
William Putman
Clinton Hensel
Roy Steele
Arden Freel
Clarence Jacobs
Fred Bartow
L. M. Eicher
Community Events and Club Meetings Schedule
Thursday and Friday social calendar lists numerous meetings across Masonic Temple Moose Home KC Hall and churches. Includes Women of Moose formal enrollment eight pm and various Circle luncheons and prayer groups. Friday features Masonic Lodge family potluck installation and many church circle meetings with times and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Women of Moose
Moose Home
KC Hall
Christian C W F
Martha Group
Keith Williams Jr
Priscilla Group
Dale Doggett
Masonic Lodge
Temple
Baptist John Circle
Methodist Wsc
Elwyn Corey
R.W. Hyde
Cimele IV
Norman Schoonover
W. S. Kyle
Halcyon House
M. O. Smith
P. L.etter
Fred Bey
Esther Group
Ira Morrison
Dorcas Group
John W. Miller
Ruth Group
Harold Jarvis
Brighton Ces
Marion Ave
UPW Association
1St Presbyterian and
Bethel
Diers Qualifies for Lutheran Mutual Executive Club
District Agent Robert H. Diers of Route 2 Brighton earned membership in Lutheran Mutual's Executive Club in 1967. The announcement came today from E. T. Koopman, Lutheran Mutual president.
TV Schedule Lineup Briefly Maps Daytime to Late Night
The listing shows a full day of programming from 7:00 to 12:02 with shows including Toda For You Concentration Personality Square Jeopardy Eye Guess News Almanac Make a Deal Days of Life Doctors Another World Don't Say Match Game Mr Ed Cap'n Ernie Truth or NBC News Cinema 6 News Special Tonight and Lockup. Major blocks include game shows talk shows soap operas and news segments across daytime and evening slots.
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Roger E. Stalder
Mrs
June Ward
Lemon Grove, Calif
Rodney Arnold
Mrs. Arnold
State Farm
Insurance
Seth
Omobile Ins
Gomp Ual Auturance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
West Madison
Henry County Hospital
Laust
Wolf's Flower Shop
Sponsored
BPW
Geraldine Schulty
West Second
ISU
Kiwanis
J Journal
Joe Knoiek
OOF
Wagenknecht
Odd Fellows
Democratic Board
Rev. Grubb
Victor Peiffer
Katherine Kiefer
Leo Marie
Margaret Keyser
Robert Curley
Walter Horning Jr
Roger Stalder
America
North
Iowa Ave
Armstrong
Osincup’s
Donald Alley
Donna M
Lane W. Jarvis
Carl W. Jarvis
Golden Age Club
YWCA
Rainbow Girls
Everett Meeker
Baptist Friendly Bible
Daughters of the Nile Service Club
EU - Cha - Rest Temple
Bennie Schantz
Daughters of the Nile
Walter Doak
Dr. Hardtop
Peadock Inc
Area Television
KORG
McHale’s Navy
Batman
Flying Nun
Peyton Place
Big Valley News
Joey Bishop
Cimarron
Ketvvo
Daniel Boone
Dean Martin
Martin Kane
FBI
Gomer Pyle
WMT
CBS News
Capt. Kangaroo
Woma
Shayeies
Dick. van Dyke
Tomorrow
Guiding Light
PRI
the Wizard
Judd
Woo
ECRG
Jack Lalanne
Donna Reed
McHale Navy
Op. Entertain
Will Sonnett
Too
Bach
Popeye
Flintstones
Goliath
Birdman
Atom Ant
Top Cat
Cool McCool
Opportunity
Tarzan
Artoon Hawke “‘Thall
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