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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1969

Page

7

Iowas 11 finishing touches proposed for civil rights law

Iowa City IA Professor Arthur E Bonfield who drafted 1965 and 1967 civil rights laws outlined 11 changes to strengthen enforcement. Four align with Civil Rights Commission proposals including bonding repeal for housing complaints power to subpoena and seek injunctions and allow evidence from the commission. He also urges revoking licenses, allowing hearings without mediation, banning block busting, expanding sex protections, records by employers, and replacing the commission with a full time director. He argues stronger enforcement and broader public support will improve policing of discrimination.

Iowa City ICPA University of Iowa Law Iowa Arthur E. Bonfield State Civil Rights Commission Bonfield Commission Banfield State Commission U of I District of Columbia Iowa Liquor Commission and Real Estate Commission U. S. Commission

Western Livestock show attendees and local notices

A roundup of local items from Ainsworth and surrounding areas includes Lloyd and Mrs. Edwards at the National Western Livestock Show in Denver, Hazel Hunt visiting family in Des Moines, and the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 351 meeting with projects and plans for February. Also noted are church installations, university breaks, county club meetings, Legion posts at the Washington gathering, and reports on local travels and hospital visits.

Ainsworth Lloyd Edwards Denver Hazel Hunt Lee Hunt Des Moines Milo Arthur William Mitchell Iowa City American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 351 C. A. Thompson Veteran's Hospital Cotter United Presbyterian Church Hensmann Smith Bill Podaril Paul Hartsock Dorothy Thomas Darold Jones R. E. McFarland Waller McFarland Columbus Junction Wayne Scott McCracken Jim Wenger University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls Floyd Olds Washington Ronald Hawkins Mercy Hospital

County Legion and Auxiliary meet in Crawfordsville

Crawfordsville hosts county Legion and Auxiliary gatherings with Dept. Vice-Commander Kenneth Rhea and Dept. President Alberta Rhea among attendees. Brenda Louise Twait born January 21 weighing 7 lbs 4 oz. welcomed by brother Brian. Junior and regular Legion activities include Valentine favors, fruit plate notes, and a Valentine party planning. Membership hits 82. preparations for Commanders Adjutants school February 16 17 at Hotel Fort Des Moines. Bowling results reported with teams from Crawfordsville and rest homes noted. final outcomes pending.

Crawfordsville County Legion and Auxiliary Washington Dept Kenneth and Alberta Rhea Richard Lease Lee McCall George Fulton Charles Wells Jerry Keller Wayne Hartzell Harry Suter Cleo McCoy Harold Spangler Rheas Bob White Richard Twait Waukon Brenda Louise Brenda Brian Don Miller Olds

Riverside Dinners Mark Birthdays and Family Visits

Riverside Iowa City birthday events mark a cluster of family dinners hosted by the Krotz and Dautremont families. Walter Krotz and relatives from Iowa City celebrated birthdays over the weekend while Clem Dautremont hosted relatives including sister Dorothy Fitzsimmons and son Larry. Kathy Gaulacher hosted a party for her daughter Sherri with grandparents present. Wilbur Krotz visited the Will Krotz home and reported Karen, 12, underwent emergency surgery.

Riverside Walter Krotz Iowa City Will Krotz Clem Dautremont Dorothy Fitzsimmons Larry Kathy Gaulacher Sherri Bob Kloppfer Danny Karen Albert Gaulacher Wilbur Krotz

Install officers of Wellman OES

The Wellman Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held installation at the Masonic Temple on a Saturday evening with Mrs. Hilda Schmetzer as installing chaplain and Mrs. Mae Marek as Worthy Matron. Officers for the chapter were named, guests from Ainsworth Brighton Keota and others attended, and a social hour followed with a lunch. Forty six attended including local members and visiting chapters.

Wellman Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Delores Wood Ainsworth Margaret Hesseltine Brighton Hildra Schmetzer Harriet Yoder Marshall Jim Lock Mae Marek Roy Crossett Herbert Nicholls Ruth Page Mary Hooley Bill Wagamon Opal Bickford Bertha Durst Corinne Godlove Keota Eliza Zehr Edna Blumenstein Earl Zehr Gary Lloyd E. D. (Cecil) Miller Glen Huntsberger Carl Anderson Ray Marner E. N. Foster Roy Durian R. W. Wertz Sam Weaver Magdaline Swartzendruber Wertz Ed Yoder Myra Schroeder Douglas Cedar Rapids Lincoln Nebraska Lyle Eckhardt Iowa City Danville Illinois Jerry Meyers Arcadia Florida

Local Journal Auction Calendar Open Dates and Venues

A condensed journal column lists closing out auctions and sales across Iowa with dates from January 29 to February 15. Items include farm sales, truck and equipment auctions, household goods, and livestock sales at Keota, Mt. Pleasant, Kalona, Washington, Columbus Junction, and Kalona area venues, with times and owners or estates. Public sale logistics cover specific routes and starting times, plus recurring weekly livestock auctions at Washington Livestock Sales Co and Kalona Community Auction.

Sigourney Bethel Methodist Church Ray Laufenberg Mt. Pleasant Swedesburg Richard E. Hulme Keota Iowa D. M. Grimes Gladwin Columbus Junction Goose Creek Farms Forrest M. Larmer Washington County Fairgrounds Kenneth Henry Fairgrounds Carrie Mayhew Logan Heilman Exec Washington Airport Road First House Carl Zieglowsky Washington Livestock Sales Co Kalona Wapello Livestock Sales Inc Highway 61 Wapello Smylie’s Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie Wayland Kalona, Lowa

Keota PEO marks Founders Day

Keota Chapter CM PEO observed Founders Day January 21 at homes of Mrs. Roger Richardson Mrs. Boyd Blattner and Mrs. Gerald Ochs. The program honored the seven founders who originated PEO in Mt Pleasant 100 years ago with slides of the founders and the PEO Memorial Library and Memory Room in Old Main at Iowa Wesleyan. A summary of the first century was given by Mrs. Ethel Gardner Supreme President. Chapter CM minutes from 1919 to 1926 were summarized by Chapter Historian Mrs. Don Mills. A February 4 gathering was announced at the home of Mrs. Gerald Ochs.

PEO Don Mills Chapter CM Gerald Ochs

Visit Waymans at home in Newhall

Crawfordsville January 22 Mr and Mrs John White and Mr and Mrs Harold Spangler visited last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robert Wayman and family at Newhall. The Mettlers were guests of the Eglis. Funeral for Miss Anderson attended by relatives including Grace Wunschel. Legion Auxiliary met with twelve members present and planned February meeting with potluck lunch. Carpet rags or material for scruf not complete.

Crawfordsville John White Harold Spangler Robert Wayman Newhall Richard Mettler Ted Caroline Central City Darrell Egli Jennifer Mettlers the Eglis Glen Anderson Mountain Home Ark Harry Suter Jeff Mr. Anderson Mabel Grace Wunschel Davenport Miss Anderson Addison Vick Cedar Rapids Don Blankenhorn Floyd Blankenhorn Dave Messer Washington Doug Blankenhorn Jerry White Hollywood Calif Legion Auxiliary Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall County Legion and Auxiliary Richard Lease Lyle Lowe John Hamil

Past Grand Circle meeting in Keota highlights

Eleven members of the Emerald Rebekah Lodge Past Noble Grand Circle met in Keota with Mrs. Any Williams hosting and Mrs. Mary Shafer co hosting. Ruth Ginkens led the opening while Elizabeth Leitsinger read roll call. Members planned lap robes for the Home and to bring needles to the next meeting at Ruth Ginkens home. February roll call asks Favorite President of the United States. Mary Shafer led entertainment. Snow Ladies tray favors with candies and nuts were served. Kathy Moll, recovering from an auto crash, was moved to Mercy Hospital Iowa City for skin grafting. Mr and Mrs Richard Smothers and family visited Emmett Smothers in Sigourney. Emmett and family left for California for several months.

County Line County Line Club Roger Schuerman Burdette Davis Iowa City Joe Wood Willard McCracken C. A. Thompson American Legion Washington The Legion Hall Charles Rademaker RDS Club Kenneth Ornduff Keota Noble Grand Circle of Emerald Rebekah Lodge Any Williams Mary Shafer Williams Ruth Ginkens Elizabeth Leitsinger United States Kathy Moll Washington County Hospital Mercy Hospital Richard Smothers Emmett Smothers Sigourney California

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Minnesota New Jersey Iowa Commission Western Livestock Show Grace Hiler Donald Nelson Ainsworth School Wayne Nelson Enterprise By Vivan Wells Junior Auxiliary Junior Legion Auxiliary Valentine Restopia Richard Kaufman Kay Slater Marion Swift Floyd Richardsons Marion Legion George Chalupa Art Whiting Earl McVey Kenneth Rhea Calvin Humphrey Burlington Mark Mrs. Wilbur Kiene Wellman Oes Fred Kucera Mildred Klein Hills Albert Novy Oscar Gerot Orval Meeks Robert Kloppfer Richard Thomann Moline General Hospital Patty Bobby Robert Thomann East Moline Robert Thom Journal U.S Treasury Department America Mrs. Boyd Sanders Waymans By Vivian Wells Dennis the Menace By Hank Ketcham
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