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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1961

Page

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City takes ownership of Elm Grove Cemetery in Washington Iowa

In district court Judge Harold J. Pleck ordered Elm Grove into receivership and transferred ownership to the city. Glenna Holden named receiver for perpetual care funds with LA Dunlap appointed as fund trustee. City officials say the cemetery will be operated as a city cemetery and Holden will handle day to day affairs. Attorneys Baldrige Stewart Kehoe Morrison donated services, aiding the two year action.

Harold J. Pleck Glenna Holden LA Dunlap Washington Perpetual Care Fund Elm Grove Iowa Holden Afe Baldrige Richard Stewart L. J Kehoe E. D. Morrison J

Daryl Schultz Called Home Over Brother's Hunting Accident

Washington High School teacher Daryl Schultz left for Latimer Iowa after learning his New York City based brother was in a hunting accident. He left during senior play preparations with Tom Wright and Mrs Kenneth Rhea taking over duties.

Daryl Schultz Washington Latimer Iowa New York City Schultz Tom Wright Kenneth Rhea

Legion Auxiliary Veterans Day Banquet Honors Speaker

E. D. Morrison Jr spoke at the traditional Veterans Day banquet hosted by the American Legion and Auxiliary. Commander George Rudiger was master of ceremonies and Mrs Charles Livingston introduced guests. Mrs Dave Livingston supervised dinner arrangements.

E. D. Morrison Jr American Legion and Auxiliary George Rudiger Charles Livingston Dave Livingston Central Park

Farm Accident Injures 19 Year Old Tom Crossett

A 19 year old, Tom Crossett, was seriously injured when his clothing caught in an elevator shaft while unloading corn on his brother Duane’s farm southeast of Cotter. He was rushed to University Hospital Iowa City. later reports said he was in good condition after grafts. Crossett, son of Mr and Mrs Martial Crossett of near Brighton, had been living in Columbus Junction and helping on his day off.

Brighton Cotter Tom Crossett University Hospital Iowa City Crossett Martial Crossett Columbus Junction Duane

Erbe Denies Tax Commission Dispute

Des Moines based Gov Norman A. Erbe says no dispute exists with the State Tax Commission but supports a single appointed commissioner to run the department. He notes the governor cannot control board actions, aside from carryovers. The report also notes UPI data on American vacation trends.

Des Moines UPI Norman A. Erbe State Tax Commission Tax Commission Erbe

Rites Wednesday For Fred Garrett

Fred Garrett eight of 609 North Avenue B died at 8 30 a m today November 13 1961 in Washington County Hospital after long illness Funeral services set for Wednesday at 1 20 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Walter Smith officiating Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery He born February 26 1878 in Washington County to Leo and Kathryn Lape Garrett He grew up in the county and married March 5 189 to Orpha Allsup They farmed near Washington before moving to town in 1934 He was a Methodist Church member Survivors include his wife two sons Robert and Clyde both of Washington one daughter Mrs Clara Mondia of Washington six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren

Fred Garrett North Avenue B Washington County Hospital Jones Walter Smith Elm Grove Cemetery Mr. Garrett Washington County Leo Kathryn Lape Garrett Its Orpha Allsup Washington The Methodist Church Robert Clyde Clara Mondia

Lewis Coon 79 Dies After Illness At Home

Lewis Coon longtime Highland Township resident died at 903 North Second Avenue Saturday night November 11 196 in his 79th year He was born May 14 1882 married Pearl Foster January 24 1906 and farmed before moving to Washington two years ago Surviving are his wife three children Everette Olive Murphy Bula Mae Coon four grandchildren and three great grandchildren plus one brother Ira Coon and sister Row Cross Burial is in Ainsworth Cemetery with Rev Richard Godsey officiating.

Lewis Coon Highland Township North Second Avenue Salem

Book Reviews Begin at Public Library Tuesday

Mrs Edward Hutchcroft will review Cameron Hawley's The Lincoln Lords at 1 30 p m Tuesday at the public library. The event opens National Book Week with two more reviews planned for Wednesday and Thursday at the same hour by Mrs A E Baldrige and Robert Day reviewing works by Goldwater and Gunther respectively.

Edward Hutchcroft Cameron Hawley A. E. Baldrige Barry Goldwater Robert Day Europe John Gunther

Washington County Historical Society to meet Tuesday

Members will hold the annual meeting at the Washington Public Library on Tuesday November 14 at 8 pm. Charles Hotle, president, urged all members to attend. Election of officers will be a feature of the event.

Washington County Historical Society Washington Public Library Charles Hotle

United States and Britain Seek resumption of Geneva test ban talks

Washington and London urged Moscow to resume negotiations on a nuclear test ban with a proposed November 28 1961 meeting in Geneva. The US and UK noted UN General Assembly action and Russia’s resumed testing, while Moscow declined to sign or discuss a complete ban treaty.

Washington UPI United States Britain Russia Moscow State Department Kennedy Geneva United Nations General Assembly General Assembly Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Soviet Union

Reserved Seats To Be Sold For Home Basketball Games

Washington High School introduces season tickets for eight home basketball games with 134 reserved seats. Tickets cost 5 dollars and are sold by varsity players or at Schoonover Drug. Buyers must present tickets at Schoonover Drug to obtain their seat numbers in the central downstairs section of the gym.

Washington Schoonover Drug George Chambers

Six Die In Iowa Weekend Traffic Toll Rises

A spate of three crashes within nine hours Friday night to Saturday morning caused six deaths. Iowa’s 1961 traffic toll reached 555 with the fatalities, plus a Clinton family crash near Goose Lake and other injuries across the state. One man from Delmar died in a Mount Carroll one car crash, while four Clinton family members perished in a head on collision with a cattle truck on Iowa 136. A Minnesota farmer died when his tractor overturned near Armstrong and Jerome Brandt of Fort Madison died in a single vehicle crash near Burlington.

Iowa James J Yardem Delmar Mount Carroll Clinton Iowa 136 Goose Lake John Kay Mary Louise Ronald Donald Kay Kay Mary Richard Starkey Fairmont Minn Armstrong Starkey Lowa Line Minnesota Jerome Herman Brandt Fort Madison Dead Man’s Curve Burlington

U S Urges Stronger NATO Forces Amid Military Buildup

US Secretary of the Army Elvis J Stahr Jr urged North Atlantic allies to boost defense during the Seventh Conference of Parliamentarians. He said the United States is expanding both nuclear and conventional forces to deter and defeat aggression, listing troop increases and airpower boosts in Europe.

Paris UPS United States Elvis J Stahr Jr America Stahr Europe Red Army U.S. Seventh Army Air National Guard Air Force Reserve Strategic Reserve Army Army National Guard Marine Corps Nils Langhelle Parliameft Storting Maurice Couve de Marville NATO Dirk A. Stikker

Death of U.S. Diplomat Anthony J. Drexel Biddle

UPI reports diplomat Anthony J. Drexel Biddle died at 8 02 a m EST in Walter Reed of a heart attack at 64 after battling lung cancer He had been Spain ambassador since April 1962 and previously served as ambassador to Norway Poland France and other governments in exile His career included World War I service and high military postings with the Allied forces Duke family ties and three marriages noted in the obituary.

Washington UPI Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Kennedy Spain America Biddle Walter Reed Army Medical Center State Department United States Madrid Walter Reed Philadelphia Nicholas Biddle Cavalry Norway Poland Warsaw U.S France London Belgium Netherlands Czechoslovakia Greece Yugoslavia

Funeral for Herbert Batterson 92 in Keota

Herbert Batterson 92 died Sunday at Friendship Haven Fort Dodge. Former Keota resident lived at the Iowa City and Fort Dodge homes. funeral Wednesday 10 30 am Powell Funeral Home Keota with burial in Keota Cemetery. He was born January 14 1869 and was a long time member of the LOOF lodge. Several cousins survive.

Keota Herbert Batterson Friendship Haven Fort Dodge Powell L. Duane Churchman Mr Batterson James Charlotte DeBerard Batterson

UN May Get More Strength in Congo

The Security Council considers empowering United Nations forces in the Congo as Katanga defies the ceasefire and clashes with central government troops raise fear of renewed civil war. Diplomats weighed facts from UN operations chief Dr Sture C. Linner amid cautious Western caution on rushing into action.

United Nations UPS Security Council Congo Cong Katanga Moise Tshombe Sture C. Linner Noy

Mrs Julius Conger Dies in California

Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Julius Conger in Long Beach California. Funeral services were held there. She suffered a stroke in August from which she did not recover. The Congers were once residents of Washington. She is survived by her husband a daughter Mrs Esther Higgins and a granddaughter all of Long Beach.

Julius Conger Long Beach Calif Congers Washington Esther Higgins

Open House Planned for Eighth Graders at WHS

Eighth grade pupils at the high school will host an open house for parents and friends Tuesday evening from 7 30 to 9 p.m. Eighth grade teachers will be on hand to meet attendees and visitors should use the new gym entrance at the high school building.

Crawfordsville Program Election Spurs Extension Council

A Crawfordsville school hosts a tram and family night potluck followed by an extension council election for Crawford township. The program features a 4H presentation by local youth as Arvid Anderson declines re-election after two years as extension council member.

Crawfordsville Crawford Township Arvid Anderson

Iowa Weather Outlook Sees Partly Cloudy Skies and Warm Trend

Weather summary notes partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with colder conditions overnight. Temperatures range from near 20 to 32 for lows and about 40 for highs on Tuesday. The outlook calls for a warming trend Wednesday and a five day period averaging below normal temperatures, with light precipitation likely north to south.

Iowa

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