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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1958

Page

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Washington delegation reacts to Iowa liquor store plan

A Washington group, including church and business representatives, met Iowa Liquor Commission members in Des Moines and urged abandoning the Washington store plan. They cited a 2,116 signature petition and argued most county residents favor prohibition, but the commission said it would proceed with the store planned to open after June 1.

Washington Iowa Liquor Commission Des Moines Washinon Washington Area Commission UPI Iowa Richard A. Stewart Washington County Drys

John G Bauer 87 Dies This Morning

John G Bauer 87 died at 12 15 a m today May 29 1958 at his home 1104 East Third Street after four years illness. Funeral rites set for Saturday 3 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Walter C Johannes in charge. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. He born Sept 18 1870 in Württemberg Germany son of Michael and Margaret Kern Bauer came to United States at 21 and to Washington in 1948 from Wellman where he lived 45 years. He married Eva Barbara Hoesch July 2 1893 in Pittsburgh. A cabinet maker and carpenter he belonged to Trinity Lutheran Church. Survivors include his wife seven children 17 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren.

John G. Bauer East Third Street Jones Walter C. Johannes Elm Grove Mr. Bauer Wurttemburg Germany Michael and Margaret Kern Bauer United States Washington Wellman Pittsburgh Eva Barbara Hoesch Bauer Trinity Lutheran Church Fay Marie) Goodwin Ben Cedar Rapids Eva Bauer Glen Elizabeth) Yoder Carl Leslie (Sabena) Winegarden Loveland Colo Edwin Barbara) Breiholz Indianola

Turner Cites Power Pool as Major Step in Utility Planning

Harry Turner district manager says the Iowa Southern Utilities and four other investor owned companies in Iowa signed an electric power pool agreement yesterday. It aims to install larger, more efficient generating units and provide ample power for farms homes businesses and industries while offsetting rising costs.

Harry Turner Iowa Southern Utilities Iowa H. L. Mann Iowa Southern

Keota Woman Laura Teets Dies at 88 in Rest Home

Mrs Laura Teets 88 of Keota died at 3 p m Wednesday in Twilight Rest Home following several weeks illness. Funeral 1 30 p m Saturday Powell Funeral Home Keota Rev Robert L Burns. Burial in Keota Cemetery. Survived by son Clark Keota. Born Oct 6 1869 near Vincennes Indiana. Married William Nelson Teets March 2 1892 near Keota. They farmed then moved to Keota in 1939 after he died.

Keota Laura Teets Powell Robert L. Burns Teets Vincennes Ind Tyler Mary Faris Willis William Nelson Teets Clark

Heart Attack Fatal To Olds Man

Ralph Adams aged 56 died of a sudden heart attack at noon Wednesday in the Olds home shared with his father J C Adams. Funeral services are set for 2 p m Saturday at the Olds Congregational Church, with burial in Finley Cemetery. He was born December 17 1902 in Henry County. Survived by his father and a brother Homer of Olds.

OLDS Ralph Adams Zehr Funeral Home Wayland Olds Congregational Church Joseph Carswell Finley J. C. Adams

Nicholas Opposes Tax Scheme Aimed at Property Relief

Iowa gubernatorial candidate William H. Nicholas vowed to oppose any socialistic tax plan claiming it would falsely promise property tax relief. He argued that a sales tax increase would cost the average homeowner more than any relief from property taxes.

Council Bluffs Iowa UPI William H. Nicholas

Mrs Eva Johnson Dies in Muscatine

Eva C Cloud Johnson 81 died at her daughter's Muscatine home May 29 1958 after years of ill health. She was born April 23 1877 in Ulysses Nebraska and married Luther E Johnson in Caldwell Kansas. Survived by eight children 27 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren and a brother Lee Cloud. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery with details by Jones Funeral Home pending.

Eva C. Johnson Muscatine Eva C. Cloud Ulysses, Nebr Enos and Nancy Clayton Cloud Caldwell Kansas Luther E. Johnson Lee Cloud Canyon City, Colo

Ted Johnson Speaks On Atomic Power At Kiwanis Meeting

Washington Kiwanis heard Ted Johnson of the Iowa Southern Utilities Co. discuss atomic power plants at the regular club meeting. Roland Baumgartner joined as a new member. Guests included Dale Rademacher and Ike Webb of Cedar Rapids and Ted Stewart of New Mexico, formerly of Washington.

Washington Ted Johnson Iowa Southern Utilities Co Roland Baumgartner Dale Rademacher Ike Webb Cedar Rapids Ted Stewart New Mexico

Memorial Day Noon Journal Published

The Evening Journal will be published at noon Friday in observance of Memorial Day. The office will close for the remainder of the day and most local stores and offices will observe the holiday with adjusted hours.

Evening Journal

Roshek Tax Case Jurors Questioned Over Leniency Note

Federal Judge Graven authorized Roshek defense to question jurors after the Dubuque executive was convicted of five counts of income tax evasion. Juror James Harney said the panel could not separate indictments or file a leniency note. Attorneys plan a new-trial motion as sentencing is delayed to Monday in Des Moines.

Pubuque, Iowa UPI John J. Roshek Dubuque Department Store Henry B. Graven James M. Harney Roshek Davenport Iowa Graven Des Moines Harney

Washington High School Band Meets Friday for Memorial Day Parade

Washington High School band members are to meet Friday at 9 30 a m in front of Shermans Funeral Home ahead of the Memorial Day parade. Director Alan Bergstrom said the band room will open at 9 a m for equipment pickup.

Washington High School Sherman Alan Bergstrom

Strathman Elected President of Teachers Association

Paul Strathman was elected president of the Washington Teachers Association at the annual May breakfast in the high school. Geraldine Sproule was named vice president and Helen DeVault secretary-treasurer. Tom English retires as president. The breakfast marks the final day of the school year for association members.

Paul Strathman Washington Teachers Association Washington Geraldine Sproule Helen DeVault Tom English

Mrs. Hora Succumbs At Hospital Here

Mrs. Frank J. Hora 73 of Washington died May 28 1958 at Washington County Hospital after a two year illness. Funeral at St. James Catholic Church May 31 with burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. She was born March 27 1885 near Washington and married Frank J. Horn in 1902. Survivors include husband two daughters three grandsons seven great grandchildren and a sister. She was a Catholic Daughters member and altar and rosary society.

Frank J. Hora Washington Washington County St. James Catholic Church Lew Jones Funeral Home Elm Grove Cemetery Horn Joseph and Anna Longer Marek Frank J. Horn St. James Church Catholic Daughters of America Altar and Rosary Society St. Joseph's Circle Harry Stumpt A. W. Dann Kalona Clifford Richard Stumpf Lloyd Duwa William Tellin Vincent Marek Milford Duwa

Vocal Music Tryouts Scheduled at Washington High School

Washington High invites students to try out for vocal music groups during the first week in June. Director Robert B. Ferrell sets tryouts June 3 to 7 in the vocal music room, with additional testing before fall term for those unable to attend. Schedule: June 3 freshmen A through M. June 4 freshmen N through Z. June 5 sophomores. June 6 juniors. June 7 seniors. Ferrell available 8:30 to noon and 1 to 3:30 p.m.

Washington High School Robert B. Ferrell Ferrell

Dr Russell D Cole Addresses Washington High Graduates

Dr Russell D Cole Cornell College president spoke to about 100 Washington High School seniors on the Changing Climate of Education urging leadership in public schools national minds and spirit. He warned leadership will be scarce by 1980 and stressed individual responsibility.

Russell D. Cole Washington High School Cole Cornell College America William H. Perdock Board of Education John V. Phleger Pat Sorrell S. Ray Blair William J. Grossheim Ann Peterson Fernand Andrieu Schein Wilhovsky Ivy Linda Jeanne McConnell Francis McConnell

Washington Students Seek Degrees at Coe College

Two Washington residents, Roberta Arthur and James Wolfe, are candidates for bachelor of arts degrees at Coe College in Cedar Rapids. Arthur, psychology major and teaching certificate candidate, led Alphia Xi Delta, Voorhees dorm council, and earned Who's Who honors. Wolfe, business administration major and tennis letter winner, led Sigma Nu, served on Greene Hall and interfraternity councils, and belonged to the Clan of C.

Washington Coe College Cedar Rapids Roberta Arthur R.E. Arthur James Wolfe E.R. Wolfe Arthur Alphia Xi Delta Voorhees Coe Wolfe Sigma Nu Greene Hall Clan of C

France in crisis as Coty backs De Gaulle power move

President Coty tells Parliament it must form a government of national safety led by General de Gaulle or risk civil war. De Gaulle accepts and travels to Paris while the army potential revolt looms. Coty warns of possible resignation. Algeria and Corsica unrest add to the peril.

Paris UPI Rene Coty National Safety Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle Coty France National Assembly Algiers Pout de Gaullein Algeria Vincent Auriol The Elysees Palace Corsica National Assembly President. Committees of Public Safety Louis XVI

Iowa Weather: Partly Cloudy Tonight and Friday

Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures across most of the state. Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms favor the west and central areas tonight and the northwest Friday, with a few late thundershowers elsewhere Friday. Low temps 52 to 62, highs 75 to 85, cooler with potential showers in the north Saturday.

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