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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1968

Page

2

Service to be Restored Laundry Crisis Ended

Washington's commercial laundry problem was resolved by a new arrangement between Watson Cleaners and the Fairfield Laundry. The closed Washington Laundry, after 22 years, disrupted households and area hotels. Bundles may be dropped at Watson's by Tuesday. pickups occur Wednesday and returns Saturday.

Washington Watson Cleaners Fairfield Laundry Chamber of Commerce Watson's Cleaners Lloyd Miller S. 3Rd Miller Earl Jackson

Eastern Iowa Coop leaders meet in Des Moines session

F E Fair of Wilton Junction and other managers from Iowa's 55 Rural Electric Cooperatives gathered for the regular winter quarterly meeting of the Rural Electric Cooperative section of the Iowa Association of Electric Cooperatives. At the Hotel Savery in Des Moines January 19 and 12, highlights included rising use of electric heat in rural homes, underground service developments, tax study reports, and procedures for moving buildings when power lines are involved.

F. E. Fair Wilton Junction Eastern Iowa REC The Iowa Association of Electric Cooperatives Hotel Savery

Funeral services for Leo C Zook held at Sherman Eden

Funeral services for Leo C Zook were held Thursday at 10 a.m. in the Sherman-Eden Funeral Home with Rev. W J Stevens and Rev. Fred Bickhart in charge. Pall bearers were George Westen Clyde Dawson Sr Sperry Easter and Clyde Dawson Jr Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery. Accident two cars damaged about 500 from icy streets city police said cars driven by Robert Dean Long and Mary Sue Davis both of Washington involved Long slid into Davis while turning left in 200 block of North Iowa at 11 50 a.m.

Robert Dean Long Mary Sue Davis Washington Long North Iowa Miss Davis

Medical admissions noted for Otis Little and Charles Wolfe

Yesterday Otis Little of Grand View in medical care and Mrs Rudolph Bonnichsen of Columbus Junction were admitted for medical reasons. Today Charles Wolfe of Washington was admitted for medical care.

Otis Little Grandview Medical Rudolph Bonnichsen Columbus Junction Charles Wolfe Washington

Elmer Ryals Dies in Richland at 61

Elmer Ryals, 61, died Thursday evening at his Richland home from a heart attack. A retired cook and painter, he moved to Richland in 1922 and was a World War II Army veteran and American Legion member. Services tentatively set for Sunday at Gould Funeral Home. He leaves four sisters: Emma McAllister Ottumwa, Bessie Leppert Hastings, Mildred Bottorff Ollie, and Audrey Mendelson Los Altos. He was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers and two sisters.

Richland Elmer Ryals Ryals Gould Glenwood John Lillian Collins Ryals American Legion Emma McAllister Ottumwa Bessie Leppert Hastings Nebraska Mildred Bottorff Ollie Audrey Mendelson Los Altos Calif

Recruits Mary Engel Listed for Marine Corps Depot

Pfc. Mary L. Engel, Service number W718593, from D Company, Class 41-68 at C&E Battalion, United States Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego California 92140.

Engel Mary L. Engel C&e Marine Corps Recruite Depot San Diego Calif

Assessment schedule listed for next week

Residents of Lime Creek Township Wellman Jackson Township Brighton and the second ward in Washington must report to field stations for personal property assessments. Taxpayers will continue to report through Feb 10 until assessments are complete. Homestead and soldier exemptions may be signed at the same time. Next week begins January 15 with Lime Creek Township and Wellman at Wellman Town Hall Jackson Township at Washington City Hall Brighton Township and Brighton city at Brighton Masonic Hall Washington second ward at Washington City Hall.

Lime Creek Township Wellman Jackson Township Brighton Washington Wellman Town Hall Washington City Hall Brighton Township Brighton Masonic Hall Washington Second

Masonic bodies install Cyrus Chapter and Zereda Council

Cyrus Chapter and Zereda Council installed 1968 officers Tuesday at the Masonic Temple in Washington. Installing officers were Donald Maxwell as installing master, Donald Woff as installing marshall, George W. Dare as installing secretary, and Rev. M. O. Smith as installing chaplain. Cyrus Chapter officers included Don Birlingmair as High Priest and King, Dwane J. Shalla as Scribe, Edgar E. Stewart as Treasurer and Secretary, Merle Warner as Principal Sojourner, plus J. W. Fields, M. L. Tweeton, Wendell Guy, Bennie Schantz, Guy Stacy, and Robert Guy. Zeredatha Council officers listed Raymond L. Bonar as Illustrious Master and Deputy Master Harold F. Timmins, with J. Paul Wolfe as Principal Conductor of the Work, Edgar E. Stewart as Treasurer, Paul Snakenberg as Recorder, Roy Carter as Captain of the Guard, and Merle Warner, Guy Stacy, Bennie Schantz, and others.

Cyrus Chapter Zeredatha Council Masonic Temple Washington Donald Maxwell Grand Council Donald Woff Mt. Pleasant Grand Commandery Iowa Marshall George W. Dare M. O. Smith Don Birlingmair King Dwane J. Shalla Raymond L. Bonar Edgar E. Stewart Paul Snakenberg Merle Warner Sojourner J. W. Fields Royal Arch M. L. Tweeton Wendell Guy Bennie Schantz Guy Stacy Robert Guy

Ainsworth Bank Holds 22nd Annual Stockholders Meeting

The 22nd annual meeting of stockholders of Ainsworth State Bank occurred at 1 30 Tuesday afternoon January 9 1968 with John E Baldrige presiding. Cleo C Orris reported 1967 year end totals of 3 122 000 versus 2 812 000 in 1966. Directors previously rejected included Earl R Wood J D Rabenold Erwin Wulf Kenneth Ornduff Gene Stephens Clarence Kaufman James Quinn. Officers elected: Earl R Wood Chairman J D Rabenold President Erwin Wulf Vice President Cleo C Orris Executive V P Freida McFarland Cashier Norma White Assistant Cashier Betty Thompson Alice Droll Bookkeepers Tellers.

Ainsworth State Bank John E. Baldrige Cleo C. Orris Exec. V. P Earl R. Wood J. D. Rabenold Erwin Wulf Kenneth Ornduff Gene Stephens Clarence Kaufman James Quinn Cleo C Orris V. P Freida McFarland Norma White Ass’t Betty Thompson Alice Droll

Iowa to mobilize 300 member emergency police force

Iowa will field a 300 member emergency corps under the Iowa Sheriff’s Association. The corps will be civilian volunteers deputized to handle emergencies, trained in four districts with early training in eastern Iowa and in armories across larger cities.

Waterloo Iowa UPI Iowa Sheriff's Association Scott County William ‘Blackie Strout Sixman Association

Johnson moves to strengthen dollar

President Johnson orders a $100 million cutback in overseas aid from $290 million for 1967, aiming to shrink the balance of payments deficit. He met with AID head William Gaud in Austin to review the cut and Gaud’s 10 day trip to Vietnam and Thailand on rural development progress. Johnson plans more work on the State of the Union at the LBJ ranch before returning to Washington, while aides advance the speech. Ramsay Clark flew in to discuss anti crime and safe streets legislation for the 90th Congress.

San Antonio Tex UPI Johnson William S. Gaud Agency For International Development (Aid Gaud Austin Vietnam Thailand Lbj Ranch Washington Ramsay Clark

Dissenters jailed in Soviet subversion case in Moscow

Moscow City Court sentenced four Russian dissenters to one to seven years on subversion charges tied to emigre links in Germany. Pavel Litvinov called the trial a witch hunt. Verdicts: Yuri Glanksov seven years. Alex Ginzburg five. Alexei Dobrovolsky two. Vera Lashkova one year with immediate release.

Moscow UPI Germany Pavel Litvinov Maxim Litvinov Josef Salin Litvinov Soviet Union Yuri Glanksov U.S Lev Mirnov Alex Ginzburg Alexei Dobrovolsky Galanksov Ginsburg Dobrovolsky Vera Lashkova Ginzburg

L A Grout 87 dies. Kalona funeral planned

L A Lute Grout 87 of rural Riverside died early today at an Iowa City nursing home where he had lived since August. A retired Johnson County farmer, he was born May 11 1880 in Johnson County. Survived by Emma his wife two sons Orville and Cleldon both of Riverside two grandsons one brother Harry Kalona and one sister Mrs Emma Madden Hills a daughter Evelyn three brothers and two sisters. Funeral Sunday at 2 p m at Peterseim Funeral Chapel Kalona with Rev Lowell Drake officiating burial in Sharon Methodist cemetery.

Kalona Lute) Grout Riverside Iowa City Johnson County Peterseim Lowell Drake Sharon Methodist Cemetery Mr. Grout Loren Emma Sleichter Crout Emma Sehenk Orville Cleldon Harry Emma Madden Hills Evelyn

Washington Fortnightly Club offers music scholarship

The Washington Fortnightly Club and its Music Department sponsor a weeklong Drake University music camp scholarship in Des Moines. Open to seventh through twelfth graders from Washington, with both local and state Iowa scholarships. Deadline February 15, 1968. Applications require three letters of recommendation and may be obtained from teachers, ministers, or Federated Clubs members.

Washington Drake University Des Moines City of Beverly Smith Kathy Bakehouse Ington State Federated Women’s Club Iowa Federated Clubs Wayne Gamon Route Two Everetts Music Store

Mrs Jennie Harris Dies in Washington At 97

Mrs Jennie May Harris 97 died Thursday at 5 20 pm in the United Presbyterian Home Washington where she had lived since March 1962 She was a former school teacher and clerk at the U S Hulse store in Keota The funeral will be Saturday at 2 pm in the United Presbyterian church at Keota with Rev James A Beatty in charge Burial will be in Keota Cemetery Powell Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements She was born east of Keota May 4 1870 daughter of William Isabell Nelson She was married July 30 1907 to Rev John J Gardenier who died July 17 1917 On June 26 1934 she married Charles O Harris who preceded her in death She was a member of the United Presbyterian church Surviving are many nieces and nephews Two sisters preceded her in death.

Keota Jennie May Harris United Presbyterian Home Washington U. S. Hulse United Presbyterian Church James A. Beatty Powell Funeral Home Harris William Isabell Vincent Nelson John J. Gardenier Charles O. Harris

Faith Baptist Church Service Times and Dial-in Contact

Faith Baptist Church lists Sunday School at 9 30, Worship at 10 30, Youth Groups at 6 00, and Evening Service at 7 00. Dial 3 4462 for sermon and Bible preaching aligned with today's world under the Baptist General Conference.

Associate Presbyterian Church West Monroe S. Ave. D World Baptist General Conference

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Mrs. Miller South Fourth Bud Lechner Eastern Iowa Wolf's Flower Shop State Bank No Ainsworth United States Freida R. McFarland Exec V. P. Freida R. McFarland Cashier James Quinn Erwin Wulf Baie Earl R. Wood Kenneth Ornduff State of C. M. Spessard WAG East Washington St Ainsworth Bank God Micah David White House L. A. Grout West Washington St State Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Jennie Harris Faith Baptist Church Washington Fairgrounds Rev. Oliver & Parish Bob Roe Peace Corps Washington, D.C Advertising Council International Newspaper Advertising Executives
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