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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1968

Page

2

Bitterness Easy to See in I 35 Diagonal Road Fight

Franklin County farmers clash with Iowa Highway Commission over the I 35 diagonal route. Crews survey, take soil samples, and plan right of way purchases as protests continue. Traffic delays persist on U S 65 and U S 69 while construction stalls north of Blairsburg.

AMES IDPA Frankln County Iowa Highway Commission Highway Commission Franklin Coun Iowa 3 Hampton Iowa Hiway Comm Franklin County Blairsburg Minnesota U. S. 20 U.S. 65 U. S. 69 Mason City Clear Lake Commission

Economy moves may cost more than they save

Washington lawmakers hear that economy cuts threaten mail delivery and post offices with Saturday closures. The House Ways and Means Committee weighs exemptions as agencies including Post Office, FAA, Secret Service, IRS, and military face furloughs or staffing limits amid a 1966-level reduction push. Rep. Tom Steed urges Post Office exemption to avoid service cuts.

House Ways and Means Post Office Department Tom Steed D-Okla Appropriations Post Office

Ed Northup Dies at 75 A Richland Farmer

Ed Northup 75 retired farmer died suddenly Wednesday at Jefferson County Hospital after a three day stay. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. Gould Funeral Home Richland with Rev. L Merle Green in charge. Burial at Ollie. Survived by wife Daisy Collins son Dexter two sisters Mabel Kerber Edna Smothers.

Richland Ed Northup Jefferson County Hospital Gould L. Merle Green Friends Ollie Mr. Northup John Mary Carter Northup Daisy Collins Keokuk County Dexter Mabel Kerber Hayesville Edna Smothers Floris

State official cites surplus and no near-term shortage

Selden estimated a surplus for the prior year and now sees no imminent shortage in state funds. He originally forecast $25 million, raised to $41 million after the General Assembly adjourned in July. The last biennium ended with $110 million surplus, mostly spent on non-recurrent items like capital improvements.

Selden General Assembly

Local residents return from vacation and hospital moves

Rev and Mrs Merle Greene and Richard of Richland returned home Wednesday after a two week West and South vacation. Lewis Derby of Richland transferred Wednesday from Fairfield hospital to Ottumwa hospital for observation and possible surgery. Otto Peiffer of Richland dismissed Wednesday from Jefferson County Hospital and Earl Jones dismissed Tuesday. Thursday July 11 1968.

Merle Greene Richard of Richland Lewis Derby Fairfield Hospital Ottumway Hospital Otto Peiffer Jefferson County Hospital Earl Jones

Bridge Collapse After Car Hits Abutment Near Hills Iowa

A car driven by Karen Riley 21 of Lone Tree struck the southwest abutment of a bridge over the Iowa River near Hills causing the bridge to collapse into the river. Riley was taken to University Hospitals Iowa City in serious condition. James Soukup 17 of Riverside escaped injury when his car plus the fall caused by the bridge failure plunged into the shallow river. Authorities say Riley lost control and struck the abutment, with sheriff's deputies finding her unconscious in the partly submerged vehicle.

Hills Iowa UPI Iowa River Karen Riley University Hospitals Iowa City James Soukup Riverside Riley Johnson County Johnson County Sheriff's

Area Ten announces summer session registration dates

Area Ten Community College begins registration for the second six week summer session on July 15. Registration occurs in rooms 113 to 116 at Hawkeye Plaza Cedar Rapids with time slots A to Z by last name and evening hours 7 to 8 30 p m. Over 400 students enrolled in earlier sessions. For more information contact Coordinator of Admissions at 366 5321. CAPE TOWN UPI The widow of heart donor Clive Haupt seeks return of her late husband's heart if Dr Blaiberg undergoes another transplant.

Area Ten Community College Hawkeye Plaza Sixth Street Cedar Rapids Cape Town UPI Clive Haupt Philip Blaiberg Haupt Blaiberg

Jane Jones Named Iowa Yorkshire Queen at Ames Picnic

Miss Jane Jones of Columbus Junction daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Jones was chosen the Iowa Yorkshire Queen at the Ames picnic Sunday. Sponsored by Tom and Georgia Skubal of Ainsworth she will attend fairs and shows to promote pork consumption and compete with other breed queens at the State Fair. Mary Ann Ebbing of the Bath Packing Company Waterloo was last year’s State Pork Queen and national contest winner.

Jane Jones Columbus Junction Howard Jones Iowa Ames Miss Jones Tom Georgia Skubal Ainsworth Mary Ann Ebbing Bernard Ebbings Bath Packing Company of Waterloo

Summer News From Syr acuse Camp and Local Visitors

Jean Morrison, daughter of Mr and Mrs E D Morrison, spends summer at Ella Logan Girl Scout Camp in Syracuse Indiana teaching swimming and water safety. Clarence Statler and Martha of Anchorage Alaska returned home after a week with relatives. Roy Statler of Lockridge ill. Jim Morrison and family from Aberdeen Washington spend summer in Morrison home and attend University of Iowa summer school. Pamela Sue and Vicki Lee Bowman of Davenport visit grandmother Mildred Nelson and aunt Carla. Charles Durst and two sons from Ohio visited Riverside. Aloyce Tinnes of Route 3 Washington is patient at Mercy Hospital in traction, room 212, can receive visitors.

Jean Morrison E. D. Morrison Ella Logan Syracuse Ind Clarence Statler Martha Anchorage Alaska Mr. Statler Roy Statler Lockridge Mildred Nelson Statler Jim Morrison Aberdeen, Wash University of Iowa Iowa City Pamela Sue Vicki Lee Bowman Davenport Carla Aloyce Tinnes Route Washington Mercy Hospital Mr. Tinnes

Kiwanis hear Pat McCarney speak on narcotics harms

The Kiwanis Club heard Iowa City police chief Patrick J. McCarney and assistant chief Emmett Evans discuss narcotics issues including hippies marijuana and LSD. A new motion picture Narcosis was shown to illustrate narcotics addiction dangers. Notable attendees included William Hammer now in Huntington Beach California and several Kiwanis members and their spouses.

Kiwanis Club Iowa City Patrick J. McCarney Emmett Evans William Hammer Huntington Beach California Toronto Canada Gene Grecian Bill Smart T. M. Nelson Leo Hoover Bob Koehler Ray Carter Washington Club

Mrs. Glennie Wolfe Celebrates 82nd Birthday at Home

Mrs. Glennie Wolfe of Washington celebrated her 82nd birthday Monday with family and friends at her home. Guests included Cloyce Pickering of Pleasant Plain Ardell Wolfe Washington Forest Henry Verda Gillis Ray Swim and relatives Michael Bruce Philip Randy Henry. Afternoon birthday cake refreshments and photos followed by gift giving.

Glennie Wolfe Washington Wolfe Cloyce Pickering Pleasant Plain Ardell Wolfe Forest Henry Verda Gillis Ray Swim Texas Michael Bruce Philip Randy Terry Henry Los Angeles Elmer Bain Mable Cross Joe Kessler Alice Lanning

Record of births and notices from yesterday and today

Yesterday entries include Clem Fahrney Deep River medical and Mrs Claude Dickerson Ainsworth surgical. Also Mr and Mrs Harlan Miller Kalona welcomed a daughter. Today dismissals list Mrs Clarence Bausch Columbus Junction Mrs Stephen Hunt Wapello Mrs Lloyd Morgan and daughter Grand View Mrs George Miller Letts and John Hubbs Crawfordsville.

Clem Fahrney Deep River Medical Claude Dickerson Ainsworth, Surgical Harlan Miller Kalona Clarence Bausch Columbus Junction Stephen Hunt Wapello Lloyd Morgan Grandview George Miller Letts John Hubbs Crawfordsville

Iowa City Academy Plans Reunion

The former Iowa City Academy holds its annual reunion Sunday July 14 at noon in shelter No 3 at Iowa City Park. Attendees should bring food and table service and bring a school picture if possible. Announcement by secretary Mary Sunier, 215 Iowa Avenue, Iowa City.

Iowa City Academy Iowa City Park Shelter No. 3 Mary Sunier Iowa Avenue Iowa City

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