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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1967

Page

2

Funeral for Mrs. Richard O. Scott in Pilotburg

Mrs. Richard O. Scott of rural Wellman dies at 49 in University Hospitals Iowa City after a week as a patient. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. Pilotburg Methodist Church with two ministers, burial in Wellman Cemetery, Powell Funeral Home in charge. Survived by husband, three sons, one daughter, mother, sisters, and brothers.

Wellman Richard O. Scott University Hospitals Iowa City Pilotburg Methodist Church Robert Parris Lloyd Bauer Wellman Cemetery Powell Funeral Home Jannette Erna Wade Iowa County Orestas Lavera Messenger Wade Pilotburg Lucille) Proctor Oelwein Dan Bettye) Schwartz Indianola Gene Clarabelle) Long Ottumwa Richard Turnipseed North Liberty Wayne Turnipseed Gary Indiana

Lodders Dies in Colorado at 82. Builder Trajectory Noted

William H. Lodders, born October 5, 1884 in Washington, died May 6, 1967 near Bailey Colorado at age 82. He lived in Denver from 1910, worked in the building construction trade until retirement seven years ago. Survived by two brothers Walter of Hamilton Montana and Leon of Flagstaff Arizona and a sister Emma of Wayland Iowa.

William H. Lodders Washington Bailey Colorado Denver Colo Walter Hamilton, Mont Leon Flagstaff, Ariz Emma Wayland Iowa

Des Moines Man Anthony Krutz Died

Anthony Krutz died at 2 30 a m today in College Hospital Des Moines after living in the city ten years. Funeral is set for Wednesday at 9 30 a m at St Josephs Catholic church East Pleasant Plain with Rev Edward Shephard. rosary Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Gould Funeral Home Brighton. Born near Germanville July 11 1885 he was a Rock Island railroad retiree and Sacred Heart Cathedral member.

Brighton Anthony Krutz College Hospital Des Moines St. Joseph’s Catholic Church East Pleasant Plain Edward Shephard Gould Mr. Kurtz Germanville John M. Kurtz The Rock Island Railroad Sacred Heart Cathedral

Tricycle accident claims 3 year old Christopher Krueger

Christopher Craig Krueger, three year old son of Larry and Joyce Krueger Smith of Hudson Iowa, died May 6 1967 after a truck ran over his tricycle. Survived by parents twin brothers Timothy and Anthon and grandparents Myral and Merrill Smith and Krueger families. Funeral arrangements announced with service at Jones Funeral Home Washington and burial at Elm Grove Cemetery. Memorial fund set in his memory.

Christopher Craig Krueger Larry Joyce Smith Krueger Hudson Iowa Waterloo Timothy Anthon Myral Smith Crawfordsville Merrill Krueger Iowa City Jones Funeral Home Washington Allen Eastland Elm Grove Cemetery Christopher Krueger

Youth Retreat Brings Junior High From Nine Churches

Youth from nine churches in Washington and Keota attended a weekend Junior High retreat at Camp Wyoming with the Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church guiding the program. Leaders included Earl Kreisa and Margaret Tuttle with sponsors Donald Stout and Richard Choate. Activities included dialogue, monastery and seminary visits, and Sunday mass attendance in Oxford Junction.

Camp Wyoming Washington Keota Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church Earl Kreisa Margaret Tuttle Donald Stout Richard Choate Melleray Dubuque Oxford Junction Marion Avenue UP Church St. James

Women Plan Golf and Bridge Wednesday at Club

Local invitational golf and bridge event set for Wednesday at the Washington Golf and Country Club starting at 12:30 p.m. Women members are urged to invite a friend and reserve for golf or bridge by this evening.

Washington Golf and Country Club

Richland Woman Anna Cox Dies in Macomb

Anna Cox 84 of Richland died Saturday morning at Mc Donough District Hospital Macomb after three weeks hospitalized for a coronary. Services Tuesday 2 p.m. at Richland Friends Church with Rev. John McCracken and Rev. Harold Chute. burial Richland Friends Cemetery Gould Funeral Home in charge. She was born July 26 1882 in Schuler County Missouri, married David Cox April 18 1905, he died 1946. Survived by five daughters and three sons, 382 grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren. Burial follows in Richland Friends Cemetery.

Richland Anna Cox McDonough District Hospital Macomb Cox Richland Friends Church John McCracken Rubio Harold Chute Richland Friends Cemetery Gould Funeral Home Schuler Missouri Samual Mary Hofen Snowbarger David Cox Stockport Iowa Violet Morrow Leora van Dike Delphia Johnson Cambridge

Annual Red Cross dinner honors Washington County volunteers

The 15th annual Red Cross awards dinner will honor volunteers from Washington County at the Veterans Hospital in Iowa City with invitations extended to Gray Ladies led by Mrs. Walter Sheetz and Gray Men chaired by Walter Sheets. Attendees include Mrs. Rodney Arnold, Mrs. Levi Blanchard, Mrs. Ray Cox, Mrs. Ray Redlinger, Mrs. Islea Schulty, Mrs. F. L. Strickler, Mrs. W. M. Tweeton, and several honored men such as Howard Altenbernd, Clifford Connelly, Harvey Davis, Eugene Grecian, William Jensen, James Larson, Ralph Martin, Roy Moriarty, and others. The event will be held Wednesday evening at the American Legion Club Rooms in Coralville.

Veterans Hospital Iowa City Amerian Legion Club Coralville Washington County Red Cross Gray Ladies Walter Sheetz Rodney Arnold Levi Blanchard Ray Cox Ray Redlinger Islea Schulty F. L. Strickler W. M. Tweeton Gray Walter Sheets Howard Altenbernd Clifford Connelly Harvey Davis Eugene Grecian William Jensen James Larson Ralph Martin Roy Moriarty William Tweeton del Walker Delmar Yoder

Augustine Funeral Services Held For Albert A Augustine

Funeral services for Albert A Augustine were held Saturday at 1 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Peterson presiding. Pallbearers included Howard Long Michael Augustine Ronald Augustine Barry Shipp Charles Snyder and Glenn Murphy. Burial followed at New Haven Cemetery.

Mrs Ramseyer Attends Veterans Auxiliary Meetings

Mrs Harry Ramseyer, state president of the Auxiliary, returned from Salt Lake City after attending the Seventh Region meeting. She also visited her son and family in Phoenix and met with Ft Dodge planners before heading home Saturday. The convention is set for June.

Harry Ramseyer Salt Lake City Ramseyer Auxiliary Phoenix Ft. Dodge

Lukavsky Infant Dies Here May 1957 Burial Tuesday

Franklin Joseph Lukavsky Jr., infant son of Mr. and Mrs. F J Lukavsky of Washington, died here on Sunday May 7 1957 after birth the day before. Graveside rites are set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Elm Grove Cemetery with Jones Funeral Home in charge. Surviving are the parents two sisters Theresa and Carole Ann and grandparents Mr and Mrs Nick Linnenkamp of Washington.

Franklin Joseph Lukavsky Jr F.J. Lukavsky Washington Elm Grove Cemetery Jones Funeral Home Franklin Joseph and Evelyn Linnenkamp Lukavsky Theresa Carole Ann Nick Linnenkamp

Henry Prymek Dies After Long Illness in Iowa City

Henry Frank Prymek, 1894 born farmer and United Church of Christ member, died Sunday evening at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a long illness. Service set for 2 p m at Lone Tree United Church of Christ with burial in Lone Tree Cemetery. Survivors: son Floyd Riverside, daughter Ruby Cerny Lone Tree, sister Mrs Frank Dvorak Riverside, brothers Walter Burlington and Homer Pleasantville. Preceded by wife Clara Dvorak and parents.

Riverside Henry Frank Prymek Mercy Hospital Iowa City United Church of Christ Lone Tree Sorden and Adams Mr. Prymek Washington County Frank Mary Florang Prymek United Church of Christ At Odd Fellows Lodge Clara Dvorak Floyd Ruby Cerny Frank Dvorak Walter Burlington Homer Pleasantville

Westprahl and Grim Obtain Washington County Marriage License

Richard Ray Westprahl of Cedar Rapids and Barbara Jean Grim of Washington have obtained a marriage license from the Washington County Clerk of Court.

Richard Ray Westprahl Cedar Rapids Barbara Jean Grim Washington Washington County

Hospital Admits and Discharges Then Birth in Harper

On the record Hospital admitted yesterday Mrs Max Good lander Washington surgical Michael Grieser Wayland surgical Births Saturday Mr and Mrs David Campbell Harper a daughter Dismissed Saturday Mrs Alma Perry Washington Mrs Frank Crone Washington Mrs Dale Gegner and son Washington Howard Skinner West Chester Yesterday Fred Orris Ains worth Deanna Funston Keota

Max Goodlander Washington Surgical Michael Grieser Wayland David Campbell Harper Alma Perry Frank Crone Dale Gegner Howard Skinner West Chester Fred Orris Ainsworth Deanna Funston Keota

Thief Steals 311 Des Moines Sunday Papers

The Des Moines Sunday Register was missing from 311 households in Washington yesterday. Six bundles of the Sunday papers were stolen from street corners in the south and southeast city areas between 4 and 5 a.m. No trace of the papers has been found.

Des Moines Sunday Register Washington Carrier Boys Clifford Campbell

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