Funeral Saturday for Dr Kyle dies at 89 in Washington
Dr. Kyle William S. Kyle M D died May 18 1967 at Halcyon House Washington aged 89 funeral Saturday at 2 p m Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev. burial arrangements and contributions may be left at his home or Sherman Eden Funeral Home. Born August 9 1877 in Washington he practiced medicine in Shannon City before returning to Washington in 1927 retiring in 1961 served as county coroner 1932 to 1959 member of Masonic bodies Methodist Church and medical associations survived by wife three sons a daughter a brother eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren with two sisters predeceased.
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William S. Kyle
Halcyon House
Wasington
Sherman Eden
Dr. Kyle
Washington
James Harvey
Charlotte Simpson Kyle
Washington Academy
Northwestern University
Evanston
Indianola
Perle Brent
Shannon City
Washington Masonic Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
Royal Select Masters
Zeredatha Council
Methodist Church
Kyle
Washington County Medical Society
AMA
Iowa State Medical Association
Donald
Kalamazoo
Mich
William
Mt. Pleasant
J. Paul
Oran A
Mildred) Green
van Nuys
Calif
Walter
Kolah Club Marks 50th Anniversary History Highlight
Eight charter members of the Kolah Club gathered at the homes of Mrs. J. S. Crawford and Mrs. Arthur Wead to celebrate the organization’s 50th year. Guests included daughters of a charter member and longtime members. The club, founded March 1917 with 12 members, chose the name Kolah meaning friend and met biweekly for social and educational improvements. Early meetings covered topics like poultry, with A. E. Wead as president and Cloyd Knapp as secretary. The club’s colors are green and gold and it belonged to the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs from 1919 to 1939.
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Kolah Club
J. S. Crawford
Logan Ahrens
Neill Trotman
Edna Miksch
Clayde Knapp
Arthur Wead
John E. Jackson
Lester Pronga
George Zeck
Clarence Goff
Elsie Jackson
Fairfield
Clayde Knupp
Golda Jackson
Kolah
James Brooks
Washington Evening Journal
A. E. Wead
Cloyd Knapp
Grace Shaw
Sophia Ahrens
Gertrude Brooks
Elizabeth Delmer
Bessie Jackson
Jessie Kerr
Minnie Knupp
Edna Quinn
Ethel Trotten
Minnie Wolfe
Bessie Wead
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Thursday Rollers End Season With Luncheon At Captain's Table
The Thursday Rollers closed their season with a May 18 luncheon at The Captain's Table. Anna Russell won high game and high series, while Jane Lambertson earned most improved average. New officers are Donna Koehler president Caroline Levy vice president Anna Russell secretary treasurer Betty Ainscup sat at arms. An organizational meeting is planned for August 23 and those wishing to bowl next season should notify any officer.
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Anna Russell
Jane Lambertson
Donna Koehler
Caroline Levy
Betty Osincup
Property transfers and births in Washington area
Catherine Viola Walker trustee for Margaret L Friese trust sells Kalona parcels to Marvin Yetty lot 1 and east 26 feet of lot 2 Bik 3 J G Myers first addition. James D Weller and wife transfer to Miles J Krieger and wife lots 11 and 12 Bik 11 Smouse's second addition Washington. Births yesterday include Virgil D Norton daughter and Homer E Bower daughter. Today Jerry Havener son born in Washington. Mrs Paul Smith discharged today.
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Catherine Viola Walker
Margaret L
Virgil D. Norton
Washington
Homer E. Bower
Keota
Jerry Havener
Paul Smith
Deaths and visits in Celina and Glenwood area
Local notes report the death of Courtney Kline of Glenwood, formerly Vera Stutszman of Washington, with funeral set for Saturday. Mrs. James Sherman and Dana of Celina visit Freeman Metzger family and Roger Sherman family. Robert Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Lee, leaves Cedar Rapids for Camp Lejeune after 11 days at home, then to Vietnam as naval corpsman with the 3rd Marines. Reid Boyd projected to head to Camp Sunny Side on June 11, while Mrs. Ernest Bowman, formerly of Ainsworth, lies hospitalized at Mercy Hospital, room 441, after a fall. friends are urged to send greetings.
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Courtney Kline
Glenwood
Robert Lee
Max Lee
Cedar Rapids
Camp Lejeune
North Carolina
Vietnam
3Rd Marines
Ernest Bowman
Ainsworth
Mercy Hospital
Wood son serves in River Division in Vietnam
Denis C. Wood SN 119-91-02 of River Assault Squadron Elev at FPO San Francisco serves in the River Division at Vung Run in Vietnam. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan C. Wood of route 2, Ainsworth.
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Denis C. Wood
F.P.O
San Francisco
Calif
Denis
Dan C. Wood
Route 2
Ainsworth
Vung Run
Vietnam
Humboldt man dies in one car crash near Fort Dodge
Adrian Metzger, 36, of Humboldt died when his car went off a curve and plunged down a steep embankment seven miles north of Fort Dodge Iowa. He was last seen in Fort Dodge about 9 p.m. Wednesday. The 1967 Iowa traffic toll rose to 228.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
UPI
Humboldt
Here
Adrian Metzger
Metzger
Plans for Riverside Avenue of Flags on Memorial Day
Riverside planners from the American Legion Auxiliary and V F W Auxiliary outlined Memorial Day Avenue of Flags. Flags will honor deceased veterans, placed along the main road to the cemetery and past the Unknown Soldier, with hopes to expand to both cemeteries. Volunteers welcome. work day set for May 20 by contact Don Kirchner or Jack Muller.
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V.F.W
American Legion
Don Kirchner
Jack Muller
Firefighters respond to farm and town blazes
Washington firemen drove the Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. truck to a farm on the county farm road Thursday evening after an alarm from the Robert Currys. A minor fire damaged a tree sparked by a trash fire. High winds later caused sparks to ignite a barn fire. A separate later blaze caused by damaged power lines left sparks and a tree fire, but no further calls were reported.
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Washington
Farmers Mutual Insurance Co
Robert Currys
Thorp Credit awards two $1000 scholarships
Two Iowa high school seniors have been named winners of $1000 scholarships in Thorp Credit Inc. s second annual competition. Dennis G. Reinke of Albia Community High School and John T. Meyer of Saint John High School Bancroft were chosen for essays on military training and state pride.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Thorp Credit Inc
Dennis G. Reinke
Albia Community High School
John T. Meyer
Saint John High School
Bancroft
Lawrence Reinke
Albcia
Vincent J. Meyer
U. S
Funeral services for Mrs William Caldwell held
Funeral services for Mrs William Caldwell were conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Charles Cowell officiating. Pallbearers included Lawrence, Charles, Marion, William Swift, Jerry and Gerald Donaldson. Burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery.
Delay postpones Dodd censure showdown in Senate
Senate leaders announced a delay in the censure resolution against Sen. Thomas J. Dodd until June 13. Connecticut Democrat Dodd received a four week extension to prepare his defense after requesting the postponement. He thanked Sen. Mansfield for the extra time as the plan was explained on the Senate floor.
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Washington
Mansfield
Charles W Stafford of Conesville Dies at 70
Charles W Stafford of Conesville died Thursday at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City after a lingering illness. A native of Washington born June 28, 1896 he was 70. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at Stacy Lewis Funeral Home Columbus Junction with Rev Hubert Sunderman. Burial Conesville Cemetery. Survived by wife Roxie Criss Stafford three daughters five grandchildren two great grandchildren two sisters and one brother preceded in death. He was a retired railroad worker and farmer.
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Columbus Junction
Charles W. Stafford
Conesville
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Stacy Lewis
Hubert Sunderman
Stafford
Washington
Ralph
Ellen Birney Stafford
Roxie Criss
Virginia Moody
Lone Tree
Edith McKean
Patty Romine
Dorothy Taylor
Davenport
Grace Miller
Whittier
Calif
Poats Appointment Wins Confirmation
Rutherford Poats won Senate confirmation of his appointment as deputy administrator of U S foreign aid after a 61 to 24 vote. The 44 year old, husband of Esther Smith, had been regional administrator for Southeast Asia in AID since 1964 and will earn 28 500 dollars a year succeeding William Gaud. Bourke Hickenlooper voted to confirm while Jack Miller opposed.
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Rutherford Poats
Senate
Johnson
U.S
Esther Smith
Earl Smith
Washington
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Poats
Southeast Asia
Agency For International Development
U. S
Bourke Hickenlooper
Jack Miller
Israel begins partial mobilization as Sinai tension rises
Israel moved toward limited mobilization amid reports of mounting Sinai frontier tension with Egypt and a demand to remove U N peacekeepers. Observers noted fewer jovens in cities and U N dispatches signaling possible withdrawal as Syria front quieted. Foreign Minister Abba Eban met the Soviet envoy for two hours as the crisis deepened.
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Israel
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Cairo
U.N
Sinai
Lakhish
Jordan
Syria
Abba Eban
Dimitri S. Tchouvakhine
Governors Confer in Des Moines for National Conference Plans
Governors from seven states met at the Iowa Capitol in Des Moines to outline plans for the 1967 National Governors Conference in October. Host Iowa Gov. Harold E. Hughes led the Executive Committee, with North Dakota Gov. William Guy promising to brief reporters at a noon lunch. Michigan Gov. George Romney was to join later for a Romney for President breakfast sponsored by Iowa Republicans.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Harold E. Hughes
North Dakota
William Guy
Calvin Rampton
Utah
Warren Knowles
Wisconsin
John Volpe
Massachusetts
Hulett Smith
West Virginia
James Rhodes
Ohio
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Marriage license issued for Wesley Erven Cage and Audrey Ann Nash
Marriage license issued here to Wesley Erven Cage of Batavia and Audrey Ann Nash of Brighton. Dale Edmondson, formerly three miles southeast of Columbus City, was taken to Muscatine General Hospital Thursday afternoon for treatment of a leg injury after his car was struck by an Iowa Milk Co. truck. The accident occurred as he drove from the driveway of neighbor Arthur Cassbaum onto the Wapello road. The car was extensively damaged.
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Wesley Erven Cage
Batavia
Audrey Ann Nash
Brighton
Markets Livestock Chicago Prices Report
Livestock: Hog sales 5,000 head at 25.50 for 80 head. No 1-2 200-225 lb 24.75-25.25. cattle 4,000 with steers and heifers mostly steady to 25 lower. prime 1200-1400 lb steers 26.75-27.25. high choice and prime 1150-1450 lb 26.00-27.00. 950-1150 lb 25.75-26.50. 800-1075 lb cows 24.25-25.25. standard to low good 20.50-23.50. sheep 100 head with spring lambs 30.50 and 110 lb wooled lambs 28.25.
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Wirs
Flo Cherry
Charles W. Jackson
Helen Gilbert
M. O. Smith
Elm Grove Cemetery
Haleyon House
Saga Flowers
Wolf's Flower Shop
James Sherman
Dana
Celina, Ohio
Fred Metzger
Roger Sherman
A. J. Gilpin
Lyle Schulty
al Conners
Reid Boyd
Jefferson Square Manor
Reid
Camp Sunnyside
Geo
J. Breitenbach
Washington, Iowa
Evening Journal
State Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Thorp Credit
Dodd
Mr. Stafford
William S. Gaud
David Bell
Richard George
E. Main
Dial
Jerusalem
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C. M. Hayes Insurance Agency
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