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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1962

Page

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Abandon Outpost On Indian Front Amid Invasion Fears

Indian forces abandoned the Daulet Beg Oldi post near the Karakoram Pass as China reportedly pushed across the line into Ladakh. In the NEFA Towang and Jang faced Chinese advances with sporadic fighting continuing near Walong and Kibitto. Prime Minister Nehru formed a national defense council as stock markets froze in Bombay.

New Delhi API Karakoram Pass Ladakh China Defense Ministry Towang North East Frontier Agency Daulet Beg Oldi Chipchap Red Daulet Beg Olds Peiping Subcontinent Asia India Pakistan Tezpur NEFA Jang Assam Plains Indian Defense Ministry Walong Burma Kibitto Assam Valley Digboi Peiping Radio Jawaharlal Nehru National Defense Council Nehru

Mrs. Gardner 85 Dies Here After Illness

Lettie Edith McFarland Gardner 85 of Washington died Sunday at 5 45 a m after two weeks of serious illness. Funeral services Tuesday at 1 30 p m Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Lloyd Latta in charge. Burial Crawfordsville Cemetery. Born July 7 1877 in Washington County she lived in the area all her life. Married Andrew Gardner August 16 1899 in Washington. he died May 13 1951. Survivors: one son Everette Gardner of Washington three grandchildren nine great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a brother and sister.

Lettie Gardner Washington Jones Lloyd Latta Crawfordsville Lettie Edith McFarland Washington County George and Clara McIlvain McFarland Andrew Gardner Everette Gardner Robert Kobs Burlington Larry U.S. Air Force Florida Mary Beth Keith Sinders Harper Mervyn Richland Keota Christian Church Odd Fellows Lodge Modern Woodmen

Services Today For Miss Minnie Chown

Funeral services for Minnie Chown 80 of Columbus Junction were held today at 2 p m at Stacy Funeral Home with Rev Marvin Cynar in charge. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery Muscatine. She died Friday evening at Muscatine General Hospital born May 19 1882 in Muscatine County daughter of George and Mary Myers Chown survived by four sisters May McElhinney Letts Howard Greene Columbus Junction Roy Littrel Columbus Junction and Bessie Chown.

Columbus Junction Minnie Chown Stacy Funeral Home Marvin Cynar Greenwood Cemetery Muscatine Miss Chown Muscatine General Hospital She Muscatine County George Mary Myers Chown May McElhinney Letts Howard Greene Roy Littrel Bessie Chown

Vetter Observes 16th Business Anniversary

Keith Vetter proprietor of Culligan Soft Water Service marks his sixteenth Washington business anniversary today November 5 The firm has occupied three locations since starting November 1 1946 The initial site was 814 East Van Buren moved to 120 North Iowa Avenue in 1950 and in 1956 settled at 116 East Third The opening day staff numbered one now six employees Local banks National Bank of Washington and Washington State Bank will be closed on election day due to the election.

Keith Vetter Culligan Soft Water Service Washington East van Buren Iowa Avenue East Third Vetter Force

Legion Meeting Here On Tuesday Evening

Regular meeting of the Leon Beatty Post 29 American Legion will be held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the post club room. It also announced that the regular Post Armistice Day turkey dinner will be held in the club room at City Hall Monday Nov 12 at 6 30 p.m.

Leon Beatty American Legion Post Club

Red Cross Chapter Names Two New Chairs in Washington

Dwight Bode announces Fern Leeper as volunteer coordinator and Del bert Soper as high school program chair in the county Red Cross chapter. Over 200 volunteers support the 1963 drive with Dale Caldwell as fund drive chairman.

Dwight Bode Washington Red Cross Fern Leeper Washington Delbert Soper Bode Dale Caldwell Red Cross Veterans Hospital Iowa City C. V. Brown Walter Sheets Harry Chamberlin Ralph Stout James Larson William Jensen R. A. Baumgartner Mery Steele Beth Brinning Rodney Arnold Mordice Hughson Washington County Hospital Nancy Barclay Myrtle Neiswanger Hazel Moore Charles van Winkle G. M. Wiley Helen Seeberger Wellman Shenk Eugene Engle

Washington County sees off year turnout near five thousand

About 4 000 to 5 000 Washington County voters are expected to cast ballots Tuesday as 21 precincts open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Republican Bob Everetts and Democrat Walt Barrell urge voting. Local races include state representative Elliott and Vetter and state senate candidates Stephens and Rickert. Congressional race features Schwengel against Harold Stephens. Transportation to polls offered by party chairs with provided phone numbers.

Washington County Bob Everetts Walt Barrell John Elliott Ainsworth Keith Vetter Washington Richard Stephens Dale Rickert Wapello Fred Schwengel Davenport Congress Harold Stephens Everetts Farrell Ing Transportation Stephens Elliott Vetter Corbin Crawford L. B. Liddy Keosauqua Richard L. Ross William Sitler United States Iowa E. B. Smith Ames Bourke B. Hickenlooper Norman Erbe Harold Hughes Ida Grove

4-H Achievement Night elects county officers in Washington

The annual Washington County 4-H Achievement Night at the high school elected county officers for both boys and girls. Joe McGraw was named boys 4-H president and Alice Lance girls president, with Gary Shebeck and Linda Timmins as vice presidents and David Walker and Deanna Statler as secretaries. Ray Pugh of Des Moines spoke on personal behavior and responsibility. Awards were presented to the Iowa Maidens 4-H Club, Washington Hustlers, and several adult leaders with five year service and alumni recognitions. Members received project honors in multiple categories.

Alice Lance Washington Linda Timmins Deanna Statler Keota Ellen Knottnerus Ainsworth Journal Bob Elliott Washington County Joe McGraw Gary Shebeck David Walker Bill Frame Ray Pugh North High School Des Moines Sue Foster Iowa Maidens John Foster Washington Hustlers Francis McConnell Washington County Extension Council John Spenner Riverside Lloyd Marek Alvin Jones Crawfordsville Vern Escher Lorence Marek

Wellman Woman Ruth Miller Dies in Iowa City Hospital

Ruth Gwen Dollyn Miller 55 of Wellman died early today at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after six weeks as a patient. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Wellman Baptist Church with Rev. Arthur M. Ulrich officiating. Burial in Wellman Cemetery. Survived by husband Eldon W. Miller two daughters Mrs Jim Litwiller Wellman Mrs William Reif Kalona two sons Kenneth Somora Ken Curtis at home five grandchildren step mother Olive Sheldon Des Moines one brother Eldon Sheldon Omaha Neb four half sisters Mrs Ralph Dunn Des Moines Mrs Charles Henderson Cedar Rapids Mrs Roger Fisher Des Moines Mrs Larry Dennison Des Moines. Preceded in death by a daughter and a sister.

Wellman Ruth Gwendolyn Miller Mercy Hospital Iowa City Jim Litwiller William Reif Kalona Kenneth Somora Ken Curtis Olive Sheldon Des Moines Eldon Sheldon Omaha Neb Ralph Dunn Charles Henderson Cedar Rapids Roger Fisher Larry Dennison

Former Wayland Man Dies at Home Sunday

Jesse L. Davison, 70, of near Wapello, died of a heart attack at about 6 a.m. Sunday. He leaves wife Grace, four children, eight grandchildren, two great grandchildren, a sister, and was a life long member of the EUB Cottonwood Church. Burial is at North Hill Cemetery, Wayland, after noon Tuesday at the Dungeon-McCulley Funeral Home.

Wayland Wapello Jesse L. Davison Dungeon-McCulley North Hill Mr. Davison Coppock David Mary Garrick Davison Grace Weaver Lloyd Detroit Mich George Waukegan Dale Mt. Pleasant Clarence Sexton Springfield Ezra Wittmer Davison Eub Cottonwood Max

Door to Door Canvas Kick-Off for Community Chest

Dozens of local volunteers begin knocking on Washington doors as the 1963 Community Chest drive starts. The goal is 27550 with co chairs Robert Bates and Ronald Goff urging full resident support and rapid data completion. The drive funds 11 agencies led by the YMCA with 12700, YWCA 4000, Red Cross 4000 among others.

Washington Robert Bates Ronald Goff YWCA Washington Youth Center YMCA County Red Cross Boy Scouts Lake Darling Salvation Army Mental Health Association Children’s Home Association Jay Vinson Marion Snodgrass

Hesseltine Infant Services Wednesday Funeral

Funeral services for three month old Frankie Lee Hesseltine will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Sherman-Eden Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Peterson officiating. Graveside rites follow at Crawfordsville cemetery. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hesseltine died Saturday morning at 501 South Avenue C from suspected suffocation. He was born July 23, 1962 in Iowa City. Survivors include the parents a brother Elijah F maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs E J Cole of Salinas California paternal grandfather Frank Hesseltine of Brighton.

Frankie Lee Hesseltine Sherman-Eden Richard Peterson Crawfordsville Wayne Hesseltine South Avenue C Iowa City

Keota Barber Clarence Fulton Dies After Heart Attack

Clarence G. Fulton aged 59 known in Keota as a barber died at his home Saturday night after a heart attack about midnight. He worked in his Keota shop earlier and funeral services were set for Tuesday at Powell Funeral Home with Rev. Donald Manwarren officiating. He is survived by his widow, three children, a stepson, six grandchildren, and a brother, with burial in Keota Cemetery.

Keota Clarence G. Fulton Powell Donald Manwarren

Basic Problem Remains Unsolved Removing Missiles

Kennedy and advisers discussed the Cuban crisis noting nuclear tension eased but the core issue of removing Soviet missiles from Cuba under international inspection remained unsolved. Red Cross inspectors may check cargoes on Cuba bound ships for hidden arms for about a month at sea.

U.S Cuba International Committee of the Red Cross Geneva Red Cross United States Soviet Union Washington White House Pierre Salinger Kennedy National Security Council Boston

Wyman Farmer Injured in Corn Picker Accident

Calvin E. Humphreys, 37, of Wyman suffered severe hand injuries when his left hand was mangled by a belt on a corn picker at the Don Blankenhorn farm north of town over the weekend. He was hospitalized at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City and reported in good condition.

Wyman Calvin E. Humphreys Don Blankenhorn Crawfordsville Mercy Iowa City

Weather outlook for Iowa gradual warmup then cold snap

The forecast for Iowa calls for fair conditions tonight turning partly cloudy Tuesday. Warmer tonight and Tuesday with lows around 30 to 35 and highs in the 50s. Clouds increase Wednesday with a little warmer air before turning colder with northwest snow flurries.

Iowa

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