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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1962

Page

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Jaycees Honor Jim Richart and John Winga at Banquet

Jim Richart and John Winga won the top two awards at the Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce DSA and Boss Night banquet. Richart received the Distinguished Service Award for community service and YMCA and church work, while Winga earned Outstanding Boss of the Year for his leadership at Winga's Cafe.

Jaycees John Winga Jim Richart Winga Washington Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce DSA Iowa John Winga Jr Moose Hall The Moose Bob Sinclair Mason City Jaycee Richard Sam) Young Floyd Woods Wayne Davis YMCA

Services Saturday In Iowa City For Former Riverside Resident

Funeral services for Edward F. Colbert 69 will be at 8:30 am Saturday at St Marys Church Iowa City with burial at St Marys Cemetery Nichols Rosary Friday 8 pm Donahue Funeral Home Iowa City He died Wednesday in the Veterans Hospital Iowa City after a short illness He had lived at the Knoxville Veterans Hospital in recent years Born near Nichols January 7 1893 He was a World War I veteran Survivors include brothers William Riverside James Cedar Rapids and Martin Melcher

Riverside Edward F. Colbert St. Mary's Church Iowa City St. Mary's Nichols Donahue Colbert Veterans Hospital Iowa Cty Knoxville Thomas Ellen Sullivan Colbert William Restopia Columbus Junction James Cedar Rapids Martin Melcher

Adult Education Classes to Start on January 22

The eleventh annual series begins January 22 at Washington Community High School with seven courses on Monday evenings until March 26. Registration by January 18, fees set, class limits for some subjects, and special sessions noted. investments and chemistry courses have no enrollment cap.

Washington Community High School Russell Bannister Verne Knecht George Chambers Floyd Woods James Rossen Carlton Bump Harold Kerr McDaniel Drug Store Evening Journal

Rubio Couple Lose Home To Weekend Blaze

An elderly Rubio couple, Charles and Mrs Carriker, lost their two story wood frame house to a Thursday night fire while at a Richland laundromat. Neighbors have started a helping hand fund and a community shower is planned to supply clothing and furnishings.

Rubio Charles Cuarriker Richland Carriker Lawrence Bond Carrikers

Rites Here Sunday For Charles Anderson 90

Private funeral services for Charles E. Anderson 90 of Fairfield will be held Sunday at 1 30 p m in the Jones Funeral Home with burial in New Haven Cemetery He died this morning after an illness since last June A Sweden native who came to the United States in 1897 he worked as a hotel buyer in Chicago and operated Fairfield s Court Hotel earlier He owned the Marion Hotel in Knoxville and belonged to the Masonic Lodge He was a World War I veteran Survivors include his wife and two daughters Mrs Mirian Koppin and Mrs Ellen Lin of Fairfield.

Charles E. Anderson Fairfield Jones Funeral Richard Peterson New Haven Anderson Sweden United States Virginia Chicago Court Hotel Marion Hotel Knoxville Masonic Lodge Mirian Koppin Ellen Lin

Kennedy Aides Optimistic on Kennedy Legislative Push

Speaker John W. McCormack predicted Kennedy will be very successful in pushing his broad program through Congress. He noted Kennedy did well last year and expects similar results this year. McCormack declined to forecast fate of key proposals but said a first class stamp hike could be among the first bills tested.

Washington UPI John W. McCormack Kennedy Congress Massachusetts Democrat Press House McCormack

Kalona Farm Home Destroyed by Fire

The farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller and family near Kalona was destroyed by a blaze Thursday around 6 p.m. The 10 room two story frame house burned completely though most furnishings were saved. A faulty chimney was blamed. Water shortages hampered Kalona volunteers. Loss estimated at 20000 dollars.

Kalona Herman Miller

Junior High PTG To Lead Curriculum Discussion

A panel discussion on the new junior high school curriculum will be held at the PTG meeting Monday at 7 30 p m. Panel members include William Hutchinson Ellen Pronga Don Smith and Jess Linch with Edward Hutchcroft as moderator. Supt John V Phieger will report progress on the new building and board members will attend.

PTG William Hutchinson Ellen Pronga Don Smith Jess Linch Edward Hutchcroft John V. Phieger

Foreign student exchange plans continued in Washington

American Field Service chapter members voted to carry the foreign student exchange program into 1962 63 in Washington. They elected officers for next summer and set requirements including about 1400 dollars in financing and finding housing for a student at the local high school. Mrs Day urged housing volunteers contacting her now with applications due to New York soon.

American Field Service Chapter Washington Robert Day AFS New York Lloyd Latta Anne Courtney England Betty McConnell Europe A.C. Peterson Herbert Campbell Dale Connelly E. Kelly Schlapkohl George Cordes Day

Death of Lloyd Davidson at 55 in Washington

Lloyd Davidson 55 of 720 East Ninth Street died at 4 30 a m today January 12 1962 at Washington County Hospital. A semi retired farmer he had been ill a short time Funeral services at 10 a m Monday at Jones Funeral Home Rev Walter Smith in charge Burial in Macomb Illinois graveside rites Monday afternoon The Davidsons operated a bowling alley and cafe on East Seventh Street Survivors include his wife one daughter three sons five sisters and three brothers.

Lloyd Davidson East Ninth Street Washington County Hospital Davidson Jones Funeral Home Walter Smith Macomb The Davidsons East Seventh Street Washington Mr. Davidson Perry Augusta Davidson Alice R. Vogler Ill Charles Thompson Max Fairfield Burlington Everette Birmingham May Miller Earnie Earls Lloyd Williams Keola Neil Jacobs Ferrell Long Richland Wilbur Harold Emmett

Fear 4000 Dead in Peru Huascaran Avalanche Toll

Huge ice masses cling to Mt Huascaran threatening a repeat of the six million ton slide that buried Ramahirca and other villages. Public Health Minister estimates 3000 to 4000 dead with survivors and 200 homeless Indian children in need of shelter. Relief efforts hampered by weather and blocked roads.

Lima Peru Eduardo Watson Yungay Slide Luis F. Urrello Relef Santa River Urrello Huaraz Valley

Council of Churches Plans Its Annual Leadership Classes

The Washington Council of Churches will sponsor a six week leadership training school from January 17, 7:30 to 9 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. Courses include Minority Protestant Groups Christian Education The Reformation Period Bible Study led by local pastors and Dr. Yard. No registration fee. Open to the public.

Cal Larsen Stevens Journal Bob Elliott Council of Churches Washington Council of Churches First Presbyterian Church Dennis Sturred Immanuel Luthern Church Harold F. de Vries Our Church W. R. Yard

Rites Monday For Mrs. Rittenhouse

Mrs. Marion Rittenhouse 32 of Jennings Missouri died January 11 1962 in Barnes General Hospital St Louis. Funeral 1 30 pm Monday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Lloyd Latta officiating. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Survived by husband two daughters Denise Rhonda one son Steven two stepsons Robert and Gerald one stepdaughter Marilyn Tracy and siblings Duane Mattison Margaret Greni, all in California.

Marion Rittenhouse Jennings, Mo Barnes General Hospital St. Louis Jones Funeral Home Lloyd Latta Elm Grove Cemetery Denise Rhonda Steven Robert Rittenhouse St. Charles Gerald Cypress Calif Marilyn Tracy Davenport Duane Mattison Margaret Greni California

Rev Latta Chosen for UK Methodist Mission

Lloyd A Latta pastor of Washington Methodist Church is among 60 ministers selected for a British Methodism mission this year. The church board approved the project and voted $850 to fund the trip. They leave London April 24 and return May 17 to New York. Latta will work two weeks with a local Methodist pastor and congregation to rekindle evangelistic concern.

Lloyd A. Latta Washington London

110 Pigs Die in Richland Farm Fire

Richland reports 110 pigs perished when a farm house fire damaged an electrical system and heat lamps. The loss occurred five miles southwest of Richland on the Isa Neece farm. the furnace in the house likely started the blaze. Insurance covered only part of the damage.

Richland LeRoy Neece Richland Area Isa Neece LeRoy

Mostly Cloudy With Snow Across Iowa Through Weekend

United Press International forecasts mostly cloudy conditions with occasional snow in the northeast and extreme north. Snow likely in western areas by Saturday afternoon or night with a dip in temperatures, lows near 10 to 25 and highs in the 20s. Five day outlook shows 3 to 5 degrees below normal with a warming weekend then colder early next week. Precipitation light, mainly snow flurries, less than a tenth of an inch.

United Press International

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Richart Sinclair Keith Vetter William Perdock John Phieger Robert Brewer Tom Robb Leon Hillman Eugene Grecian Dale Doggett Charles Hotle Merritt McDaniel Lee Holland L. A. Jones Norman Schoonover Willis C. Jones Mr. Carriker Milwaukee Railroad Charles Anderson America Harold Stevens Washington Ymca Bob Gillesby Y Staff Methodist Church Arnaldo Chavez Ef] Departamento of Huaraz Chavez Ramahirca Alfonso Caballero Mendes Caballero Ralph Wedeking United Church of Christ Mrs. Rittenhouse Marcia Mattison Lodge Pole Nebr George C Maria Kuntz Mattison Marion D. Rittenhouse Rittenhouse Episcopalian Church Rev. Latta Richland Farm
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