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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1971

Page

2

Unsched uled Iowa peace delegation splits for Stockholm and Geneva

An Iowa peace delegation plans two unscheduled trips to meet with Swedish officials in Stockholm and Red Cross representatives in Geneva. The group, led by Cedar Rapids Mayor Donald Canney, met in Paris with Viet Cong liaison and carried letters from Gov. Ray. They arrived in Paris Sunday and will return Saturday.

Paris UPI Amercan Richard Fellingham Spencer Stockholm Sweden Geeva International Red Cross Jowans Care Cedar Rapids Donald Canney Canney Nguyen Thi Bihn Madame Bihn Biha Xuan Lieu North Vietnam Liew Hanoi Robert D. Ray Towans

Audio-Visual Education Course Offerings at Washington Schools

Washington Community Schools in cooperation with State University of Town offers 7V:101 Operation of Audio Visual Equipment and 7V:110 Selection and Utilization of Educational Media. The combined course runs one and two semester hours respectively, meeting Mondays at 6:30 p.m. in Science Room A, Washington Junior High School, 1111 South Avenue B, Washington, Iowa, with updated place and time.

Washington Community Schools State University of Town Science Room Washington Junior High School South Avenue T B Washington Iowa

Clarence Boshart Funeral Services Held in Sherman Eden

Funeral services for Clarence Boshart were held Tuesday at Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev. W H Kettlitz in charge. Casket Bearers were Clifford Saylor Jesse Quigley D A Huer Keith Murphy Glen Green Roy Steele. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Wayne Wagner was soloist.

Father Son Farm Leasing Arrangements Meet February 3

Washington County Extension Director Jim Frier announces a meeting on February 3 at the Carousel Restaurant in Coralville. Topics include lease types sharing costs labor management and income for father son farm arrangements and planning trends for farm businesses. Reservations due by February 1 in the county office.

Washington County Extension Jim Frier Cedar Rapids Washington County

Personal Property Assessments Open in Several Cities

Personal property assessments continue with stations at Wellman City Hall and the Legion hall in Ainsworth this week. Assessor teams move to Kalona City Hall and 205 South Marion in Washington starting Monday January 25. Taxpayers should report to their local station for assessment. Homestead and military exemptions must be filed at the courthouse assessor's office.

Wellman City Hall Legion Fall Ainsworth Kalona Marion Washington Washington County Homestead

4 H Sheep Project Meeting Scheduled

4 H sheep project meeting set for Thursday January 28 at 7 30 p m at the Schoolhouse on the Fair grounds. County leaders Cleo McCoy and Jim Hotchkiss with Julia Gamon say they will assist 4 H members with lambs arriving in the spring and provide guidance on care feed and nutrition.

4- H Fairgrounds Cleo McCoy Crawfordsville Jim Hotchkiss Washington Julia Gamon

Indian Guides to Hold Family Outing Sunday

Charles Thompson, chief of the Washington Nation of the Indian Guides, announces a Sunday outing for the whole family at the YMCA Gym at 5 30 p.m. Members should bring table service sandwiches and one dessert to share. New members joining last fall will be inducted into the longhouse and receive patches. Don Thompson of the Des Moines Federation will be present to show a film about their program. New officers will be elected and installed.

Charles Thompson Washington Nation of the Indian Guides and Princess YMCA Don Thompson Des Moines

4-H Town Maidens Club Meets for Talks and Demos

The Town Maidens 4-H Club met at Denise Jef fries's home Monday night with Kathy Tuttle presiding. Talks included Window Cleaners by Kathy Tuttle and Making a Laundry Bag by Brenda Friese. Demonstrations covered Organizing a Dresser by Cindy Klammen and How to Cover a Box by Mrs Ed Jarrard. Denise and her mother served refreshments. Future meetings were discussed.

Denise Jeffries Kathy Tuttle Brenda Friese Cindy Klammen Ed Jarrard Denise

Shelangoski rites scheduled Thursday at St Josephs

Funeral services for Pete Shelangoski who died Tuesday morning will be held Thursday at 10 a m at St Josephs Church East Pleasant Plain with Rev Paul Whetzstein officiating Burial will be in St Josephs Cemetery The rosary will be tonight at 730 at Goulds Funeral Home in Brighton Survivors include a son Hubert of Carbon Cliff Sr s daughter Barbara Meek of Davenport three half brothers Steve of Lockridge Vince of East Pleasant Plain and Bernard of Mt Pleasant two half sisters Agnes and Celesta of Brighton along with 20 grandchildren two great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren

Brighton Pete Shelangoski St. Joseph’s Church East. Pleasant Plain Paul Whetzstein St. Joseph's Cemetery Gould Shelangoski St. Joseph's Church East Pleasant Plain Stella Myslony Hubert Carbon Cliff Barbara Meek Davenport Steve Lockridge Vince Bernard Mt. Pleasant Agnes Celesta

William S. Yoder Dies at 85 in Kalona

William S. Yoder 85 died this morning at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a week’s stay. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Friday at the family home north of Kalona with Glenn Bender in charge. Burial Peter Miller Cemetery Kalona. Yoder Funeral Home handled arrangements. Born April 4 1885 in Washington County to Stephen and Lucy Miller Yoder. Lived on the family farm, married Lydia Miller December 19 1909. Ordained minister December 26 1919 and bishop November 13 1927. Survived by widow with four sisters and one brother preceded him in death.

Kalona William S. Yoder Mercy’s Hospital Iowa City Glenn Bender Peter Miller Yoder Mr. Yoder Washington County Stephen Lucy Miller Yoder Lydia Miller Aim

Rites at Columbus Jct for Mrs Walter Lewis

Mrs Sybil Lewis 86 of Davenport died Tuesday in Davenport. Funeral 1:30 pm Thursday Stacy Lewis Funeral Home Columbus Junction, burial Columbus City Cemetery. Born October 14 1884 at Columbus City she married Walter Lewis who died 1965. Surviving daughter Mildred Higgins Davenport six grandchildren three great grandchildren sister Dessa Schabilion Davenport brothers Clarke Davenport Carl Columbus City Harold Schabilion Columbus City.

Columbus Junction Walter Sybil) Lewis Davenport Columbus City Mildred Higgins Dessa Schabilion Clarke Carl Harold Schabilion

Iowa official warns crime shift to smaller areas grows

Orr says crime is spreading from cities to outlying communities as syndicate activity and theft expand. He urges continued law enforcement funding and vigilance, noting Iowa is among the lowest crime states and urging preparedness for a backwash of criminal activity.

Orr Lowa Iowa Crime Commission Iowa

Seven area youths win 1971 Rural Electric Youth Tour

Eastern Iowa Light and Power Cooperative offers seven high school juniors a six day all expenses paid trip to Washington DC as part of the 14th annual Rural Electric Youth Tour. winners will join 80 Iowa students June 12, with essays due by March 22.

Washington, D. C Eastern Iowa Light and Power Cooperative Iowa Rural Electric Des Moines Washington REC Easton Town Light and Power Cooperative Capitol Hill United States Senate House White House New Smithsonian Building Washington and Lincoln Monuments Arlington Cemetery Iwo Jima Memorial Ford Potomac River Rural Electric Youth Tour Paul Garder Lost Nation Bonnie Manning Clinton Jeffrey Sank Durant William Peter

Iowa Senator Proposes Broad Obscenity Law Rewrite

Des Moines senator Gené Kennedy introduces a bill to repeal Iowa obscenity laws and modernize them to better protect minors. The proposal would define obscenity, bar sexual content harming minors, and ban sale of material depicting sexual activity or objects sexually stimulating to youths.

Des Moines UPI Gené Kennedy D - Dubuque Iowa Kennedy Dubuque

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