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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1971

Page

8

City police investigate two accidents Wednesday evening

City police investigated two accidents at city intersections Wednesday evening. At North Second and East Sixth a three car crash injured Bertha Henry of Washington who pulled into the path of two north and southbound vehicles. Henry was hospitalized for examination and x-ray results awaited. A 1 year old, Neal Shebeck, was treated and released. The other drivers were Gerald Duane Vandenburg and Constance Irene Shebeck, both of Washington. The Henry car was a total loss with $950 damage to the other two vehicles. Bertha Henry was charged with failure to yield the right of way. The second crash involved Enid M. Pechota of Hershey, Nebraska and Edward Howard Long of Washington. Nebraska driver Long was charged with failure to yield the right of way. Car damage was about $100 and motorcycle damage about $200.

North Second Washington and South Avenue East Sixth Bertha Henry Washington Second Avenue Henry Enid M. Pechota Hershey Neb Edward Howard Long Nebraska

Kiwanis Club Installs Officers for 1971 72

At the Kiwanis luncheon the club installed its officers for the year October 1 1971 to September 30 1972. Lieut Gov Merle Wilson of Ottumwa presided along with Division 9 Kiwanis Nebraska Iowa District. New officers are Paul Gebhardt president Larry Duncan vice president T M Nelson treasurer Hubert Lehrer secretary. Retiring president Dr M L Tweeton was praised for his dedication. Next board meeting invitation issued by President Gebhardt for October 12 at Captains Table.

Kiwanis Merle Wilson Ottumwa Division 9 Nebraska-Iowa Paul Gebhardt Larry Duncan T.M. Nelson Hubert Cub’ Lehrer M.L. Tweeton Washington Kiwanis Club

Lechner's Ice Marital Trouble Cited in Counsel Visit

A husband and wife visited a marriage counselor to address a recurring grievance. He said she insists she will leave him but never follows through, highlighting underlying trust and commitment issues in their relationship.

Everett Schmitt 68 Dies at Sigourney Funeral Planned

Everett Schmitt aged 68 died early today at Manor House Sigourney after a year as a patient. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 30 p m at Powell Funeral Home Keota with Rev Robert Burns officiating. Burial in Keota Cemetery. Survivors include three sons Leland Carmel Ind Richard Ft Collins Cole and Dean Carlyle. Preceded by wife Verva Hagist Schmitt and son Gary.

Keota Everett Schmitt Manor House Sigourney Powell Funeral Home Robert Burns Mr. Schmitt Nick Kate Klett Schmitt Leland Carmel Ind Richard Ft. Collins Cole Dean Carlyle Verva Hagist Schmitt Gary

Plan Dedication of New Washington Church Site

The United Presbyterian Church of Washington plans a dedication service for its new church site at 2nd and Main Streets after Sunday worship on October 10. Rev Dr William Kettlitz and Rev Thomas Giuntoli will lead, joined by Robert J. Nicola and Rev Richard Tiklenberg. A community band will play hymns before and during the service with many local musicians. Community members are invited to gather at the site around 11:30 a.m.

United Presbyterian Church of Washington 2Nd Main Streets William Kettlitz Thomas Giuntoli Robert J. Nicola Council of Religious Affairs Washington Richard Tiklenberg Iowa Presbytery Iowa City Harvey Huiner Wayne Brock John Kessel John Wolf Tom Coon Pat Hotle Owen Gamon Pete Temple Pat Brock Brian Caldwell Craig Dare Butch Zwicki Mike Schantz Steve Wright Stewart Bell Bob McConnell Jacque Mings Susan Fulton Lisa Martin Gloria Zuehlke Gary Zeck

Cancer Society in meeting Tuesday

Washington Chapter of the American Cancer Society held a Tuesday meeting led by Chapter Chairman Burge Hammond with Mrs. Shirley DeVries assisting. Plans for the Crusade 1972 were set and the annual state meeting is November 13 at Hotel Savery Des Moines.

Washington American Cancer Society Burge Hammond Shirley DeVries Fairfield Iowa Harry Lees West Chester Hammond Hotel Savery Des Moines Joe Knotek Washington County Fair Mac Wallace

Nominate Miksch to IPLA director post

Two Iowans were re nominated as directors of Interstate Producers Livestock Association IPLA at district caucuses this week Lawrence Miksch of Washington was the nomine selected at the Amana caucus on Oct 5 The Iowa Farm Bureau has nominated K H Hoppenworth of Tripoli as a director of IPLA He will succeed Lawrence Everett of New Sharon on the IPLA board Final action on the nominations for one year terms will be at IPLA s annual meeting in Chicago on Nov 16

DeWitt IPLA Iowa

Kron plans December wedding in Riverside

Mr and Mrs Ambrose Kron announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Mary Jane to Terry J Stumpf of Riverside. A December 11 ceremony is planned at St Ma Church at 4 pm. Mary Jane Kron, a Highland Community High School graduate, works at University Hospitals Iowa City. Terry Stumpf, a Mid Prairie High School graduate, is employed at Kalonial Industries.

Mir Ambrose Kron Mary Jane Terry J Stumpf Robert Stumpf Riverside St Ma Church Miss Kron Highland Community High Sc University Hospitals Iowa City Stumpf Mid-Prairie High School Kalonial Industries Kaloningy Ool

Post office holiday set on Columbus Day

Columbus Day will be observed as a holiday at the Washington Iowa post office with no city or rural delivery that date. Special delivery within city limits will be made, lock box service available, and Saturday collection limited to regular pickup boxes and those near the square. on Monday mail will be collected from all boxes and the window remains open until noon.

Washington, Iowa Mude

Iowa Delegation Tops Ripon Society Ratings in 1969 70

Rep Fred Schwengel and Rep John Culver tied for top marks with 88 of 100 from the liberal Ripon Society in a survey of key votes during 1969 and 1970. Sen Harold Hughes earned 77, Jack Miller 42, Wiley Mayne 71, Neal Smith 63, John Kyl 56, H R Gross 29, and William Scherle 13.

Washington UPI Fred Schwengel Iowa John Culver Republican Ripon Society Schwengel Culver Society Harold E. Hughes Diowa Jack Miller Wiley Mayne Rrowa Neal Smith Dtowa John Kyl H. R. Gross William Scherle

Calendar of notices appears in church and lodge events

Calendar shows multiple notices for Friday and Saturday events including Methodist WSCS Circles at 2 p.m., 9:15 a.m., 1:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple. Rainbow Girls School of Instruction 9 a.m.. initiation 1 p.m.. TTT Chapter events at 8 p.m.. dessert with Mrs G W Manussier. OES and Masons invitations. and Monday Nighters at 7:30 p.m. plus YW group.

Harold Timmins Harold Stephens Grighton CBS Masonic Temple G.W. Manussier West Main Rainbow Girls OES Masons J. W Helscher Ira Morrison L.B. Eicher Maurice Meyer Worthy High Priestess Club Roland Kammeier Kalona

Open house Sunday honors Max Martins 25th anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Merle Statler and Dale host an open house at their home Sunday October 10 from 2 to 4 pm in Clinton for Mr. and Mrs. Max Martin on their 25th wedding anniversary. The Martins are former Dorothy Statler and were married October 9 1946 at the Baptist parsonage in Washington. They have five children Richard Roger Brenda Rhonda and Sondra.

Merle Statler Dale Max Martin Clinton Martin Dorothy Statler the Baptist Parsonage Washington Richard Roger Brenda Rhonda Sondra

Washington Firemen Join Emergency Drills Campaign

Washington firemen counted more than 80 homes with lit porchlights signaling participation in a state wide Emergency Drills In The Home program. Fire crews urged continued cooperation in the fire safety exercise.

Edith Washington

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