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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1950

Page

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Claude Tucker Dies at Washington Football Game

Claude W. Tucker 57 prominent Washington businessman died suddenly at a local football game with death due to a heart attack. James Wilson 59 of Fairfield also died at the same event from a heart attack. Funeral for Tucker set for Monday at the Christian church with burial in Elm Grove. burial house handling arrangements. Tucker, Chevrolet dealer, lifelong community leader, leaves a wife Edna Mae Gobble Tucker a son C. E. Tucker a daughter Eleanor Morrison his mother siblings and three grandchildren.

Claude W. Tucker Washington Washington Airfield Tucker James Wilson Fairfield Christian Church T. G. Polk Elm Grove Jones Funeral Home Mr. Tucker Chevrolet Agency Washington County J. L Harriet Godwin Tucker B. F. Dixon Edna Mae Gobble Eleanor Morrison Baltimore, Md J. L. Tucker Will Tucker Richland Clarence Randall Pearl Parcell Marguerite Tucker Kathryn Lee Tucker Eleanor Ann Morri

Weather Brief for Des Moines Iowa

Fair this afternoon tonight and Sunday with cooler conditions. Highs 70 to 80, lows 40 to 45. Winds northerly 10 to 15 mph today, variable Sunday. Outlook mostly fair Monday and Tuesday, with isolated showers in extreme northeast Monday. Temperatures slightly below normal.

Des Moines Iowa

4-H Project Club Forms in Riverside

Rural youths in the Riverside area are urged to attend an organizational meeting Monday evening at Riverside parochial school. Elmer Schneider leads the session with assistance from Thomas Robb county extension director.

Riverside Elmer Sehneider Thomas Robb

Two Cars and Truck Involved In Washington Highway 92 Crash

A two car and truck accident occurred about %1 miles west of Washington on highway 92. No injuries were reported. Lloyd W. Wilson drove the truck for Farm Service Co. of Washington. Martin J. Longwell and Duane C. Forinash were the two car drivers. Forinash tried to pass and misjudged distance, forcing him to cut back and strike Longwell’s car as the truck could not stop. Damage ran into the hundreds of dollars.

Washington Lloyd W. Wilson Farm Service Co Martin JF. Longwell Wellman Duane C. Forinash Longwell Machine Forinash Longwell

YMCA Secretary Reports Hot Water Repairs Complete

Secretary Artemas Brown said this morning that repairs to the hot water system are complete and shower rooms are now supplied again.

Artemas Brown YMCA

Boy and Uncle Rescued From Drowning in Grease Pit

In Gardien City Pennsylvania a five year old boy and his uncle, also five, saved one another from drowning in a grease pit. A passerby aided their rescue and both were treated for exposure. The incident drew attention to the dangers of cooking grease pits in backyards.

Gardien City

Auto buyers face tighter credit rules Monday

New government credit curbs go into effect Monday making it harder to buy autos, TVs, and other items on installments. The Federal Reserve tightens down with larger down payments and shorter payoff periods across automobiles, home appliances, furniture, and unclassified loans, 50 dollar minimums now apply, sparking industry protests in Detroit while VA eases housing terms to 30 years for veterans.

Federal Reserve Board Detroit Kaiser-Frazer Veterans Administration

Curtis Long Joins Wheeler Auto Parts Territory

Announcement reports the dissolution of the Gilmere and Long Shell service station partnership. Curtis Long sells his share to Gilmore and accepts a sales position with the Kent Wheeler company of Algona, covering southeastern Iowa. Gilmore and his son will run the station.

Gilmere Long Shell Curtis Long Gilmore Long Hs Kent Wheeler Company Algona Iowa Wheeler Company

Coroner's Jury to Resume Inquest Into Cotter Accident

The coroner's jury investigating the automobile crash that killed Mrs. Blanch Ball near Cotter on Thursday afternoon recessed and will reconvene Tuesday at 2 PM. Jurors named are Archie Norris H Lee Huston and H E Eliason. Additional witnesses are expected. In charge are Louisa County authorities.

Panel Discussion At Junior High PTA Meet

A panel on Extra Curricular Activities and the Junior High Pupil will be held at the Junior High PTA meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at the school with moderator Art Brown and panelists John Mc Connell Wilma O Riley and Mrs Ira Gastman. A social hour and refreshments follow. parents of junior high students are urged to attend.

PTA Art Brown John McConnell Wilma O'Riley Ira Gastman

Leo Sueppel Marks 16th Year in Business

Leo J. Sueppel observes the sixteenth anniversary of his service station near the square. The Phillips 66 outlet offers car servicing and complete fire repair. Sueppel moved from Riverside in 1984 and lives at 627 West Second Street with his wife and two sons, Eddie and Leo Jr.

Sueppel Leo J. Sueppel Phillips 66 Washington Riverside West Second Street Eddie Leo Jr St. James School

Legion Fun Night Planned At City Hall Meeting

Tuesday night October 17 the Leon Beaty American Legion post holds its regular meeting at the city hall. A monthly recreational gathering with a 6 30 smorgasbord lunch and special entertainment by Duke Rommel is planned followed by card games. Commander Marion Rapp urges all veterans to attend.

Legion Rooms Leon Beaty American Legion Bing Miller Duke Rommel Marion Rapp The Legion

Final rites held for Rita Lynn Mc Farland in Ainsworth

Final rites for Rita Lynn Mc Farland were held Friday at 2 PM at the United Presbyterian church in Ainsworth. Rev V V Wortman officiated. Burial followed at Ainsworth cemetery with Jones Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

Rita Lynn McFarland United Presbyterian Church Ainsworth V. V. Wortman Ainsworth Cemetery Jones Funeral Home

Petit Jurors Named for November Term in District Court

R. R. Noonan announces the list of petit jurors for the November term to begin November 6 with reports due November 13 at 1 30 PM Judge G J Patterson presiding. Names include Alsip Alter Arnold Atchison Birney Bopp Bourgeois Busby Bush Coward Darbyshire Dean Drish Durian Dunn Essley Flynn Frazey Fuhr Gabby Gabriel Gardner Gates George George Griffith Harris Henderson Herren Holmes Israel Jacob Jones Jones Junkin Kyle Libe Marek Miller McAvoy MecCleery Norton Orris Parcel Putnam Quinn Rabenold Rains Rampleberg Ramseyer Rapp Richards Robertson Rowe Schmitter Schenefelt Strabala Te Bockhorst Wagenknecht Weber Wheeler White Wilson Witting Yoder and others.

Dixie Herren Sterling Holmes Highland Effie Isreal Wellman Robert Jacob Dale Jones Crawford Phyllis Jones Ralph Junkin Pearl Kyle Zephyr Libe Franklin Center Wm. Marek Myrtle Miller Karona Martha McAvoy Mary MecCleery Keith Norton Fred Orris Oregon Homer Parcel Clay Opal Putnam Edna Quinn Hilton Rabenold Raymond Rains Washington Nevada Rampleberg Harry Ramseyer Marion Rapp Edith Richards

Allies Close in on Pyongyang as Red Troops Entombed

Allied columns drive toward Pyongyang from south, southwest and west within 55 miles of the capital. South Korean forces reach Singye and Ichon areas while Wonsan operations push toward Hamhung. Large armada pummels coast and battleships support the siege with rapid Korean advances and encirclements.

Pyongyang Tokyo United Nations Wonsan Hamhung U. S Missouri Chongjil Sinchang Namdae River South Korea Douglas MacArthur 1St Cavalry Division Kumechon Skth Singye Min Dong Ichon 3&Th Leason Tongyang

Richland Meat Processor Fined for Income Tax Evasion

Federal Judge Carroll Switzer fined Karl Harken, 51, Richland meat processor, 7500 dollars for income tax evasion. Harken pled no defense. He received a suspended one year sentence in addition to the fine. Prosecutors said he evaded over 14000 dollars in taxes for 1944 and 1945, the 1944 count being dismissed.

Des Moines Carroll Switzer Karl Harken Richland Harken Switzer

Tragic 4-H Leader Ralph Knotek Killed in Tractor Accident

Fifteen year old Ralph Joseph Knotek son of John C and Marie Knotek eight miles northeast of Washington died when a tractor overturned on his father s farm. The boy active in 4 H work and president of the Jackson Boys club was pinned beneath the machine after moving hog houses. Neighbors Robert Kron and Lewis Horak found the overturned tractor and notified the family. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at St James Church with a rosary Monday at Jones Funeral Home. Burial will be Elm Grove Cemetery.

Ralph Joseph Knotek John C. Knotek Washington Ralph W. S. Kyle Knotek Robert Kron St. James Church Jones Feneral R. J. Kinnavey Elm Grove Cemetery

Everybody Gives Everybody Benefits Chest Funds For War Against TB

The Tuberculosis Association is among 11 agencies benefiting from the Washington Community Chest drive opening in October. Its 1951 budget share is 750 dollars. Residents contributing will receive Christmas seals, supporting education and TB prevention efforts.

The Tuberculosis Association Washington Washington Chest

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