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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1968

Page

2

Area Ten hosts first open house at Cedar Rapids campus

Area Ten Community College plans a Sunday open house October 27 from 2 to 5 pm to showcase progress since founding in 1966. Visitors can tour eight leased Cedar Rapids buildings and a 315 acre main campus at 7301 Bowling Street Southwest, with exhibits across health, floriculture, data processing, and more.

Community College Area Ten Community College Area Ten Selby Ballantyne Iowa United States Cedar Rapids Bowling Street

Lund in St Louis for assessors convention

Ernest Lund Washington County Assessor spent the week in St Louis attending an international convention for assessors and plans to return Friday. In a separate incident Larry Arbogast reported a brick was thrown through his car windshield while parked at Tony's Place Wednesday night around 11:15 p m. No damage estimate given.

Larry Arbogast Washington Tony’s

Fabrics In Fashion Promotes New Fabrics At D F Shop

Mrs Maurice Crawford will demonstrate setting in sleeves and other tips at D I F Fabric Shop Thursday evening from 7 30 to 9 p m in cooperation with Extension Service Consumer Month promotion. Extension Home Economist Mrs Sally Whetstine invites homemakers with questions about new fabrics finishes and notions to visit.

Maurice Crawford Sally Whetstine Extension Home Economist

Dickerson Infant Dies in Washington County Hospital

Jeffery Lee Dickerson infant son of Paul and Phyllis Dickerson of Ainsworth died Wednesday October 16 1968 in Washington County Hospital born there earlier in the day Graveside rites were held at Elm Grove Cemetery Rev M O Smith officiating Sherman Eden Funeral Home handled arrangements Surviving are parents one sister Shelby two brothers Paul and James at home and grandparents Mr and Mrs Clarence Hayes of Washington and Mr and Mrs Claude Dickerson of Ainsworth

Jeffery Lee Dickerson Paul Dickerson Ainsworth Washington County Hospital Elm Grove Cemetery M. O. Smith Sherman - Eden Funeral Home Paul Phyllis O’brien Dickerson Shelby James Clarence Hayes Washington Claude Dickerson

UNICEF plans at Crawfordsville drive outreach event

UNICEF plans a Sunday evening drive in Crawfordsville with joint youth groups from the United Methodist and United Presbyterian Churches. The campaign aims to raise funds for over 500 long term programs in more than 100 countries, stressing that 900 million children lack adequate health, nutrition, and education.

United Methodist United Presbyterian Crawfordsville Unicef

Widow Elizabeth Bekel 85 Dies in Fairfield

Mrs Elizabeth Bekel 85 lifelong Brighton resident died Wednesday October 16 at Jefferson County Hospital Fairfield after two years of poor health Funeral services set for Friday 1 pm at Hope Lutheran Church with Rev Einar A Fetterman officiating Burial in church cemetery She was born August 31 1883 in Walnut Township to Joseph Miller and Louisa Wolf Miller married Charles Bekel April 30 1906 who died May 31 1965 Suvivors include son Merle Brighton daughter Mrs Willard Diers Fairfield eight sisters and brothers and seven great grandchildren

Brighton Elizabeth Bekel Jefferson County Hospital Fairfield Bekel Hope Lutheran Church Einar A. Fetterman Walnut Township Joseph Miller Louisa Wolf Miller Charles Bekel Merle Willard Diers Mattie Shaffer Don Wiley Washington Katie Berger Esther Berger Raymond Miller

Local Twin Babies Recover From Tonsillectomies At Home

Sherry and Sheryl Bauer, two and a half years old, are at home recuperating after tonsil surgeries performed at the local hospital on Tuesday. Edwin and Mrs. Reha of Ainsworth celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary with family guests including several Rehas, Krotzs, Koehlers, and Cathy Reha. Victor Masson and wife returned from an 18 day motor trip through New England and Florida visits, while Vivian Sojka and Shirley Autry visited Fayetteville and plan to head to Phoenix for stewardess school. The Washington Shirts and Skirts Square Dance Club, led by Skip Shippers, will meet October 19 at 8:30 p.m. at the Legion Hall. new officers will be elected.

Sherry Sheryl Bauer Stan Bauers Edwin Reha Ainsworth David Reha North Liberty Walter Krotz Iowa City Michael Koehler Crawfordsville Cathy Reha Victor Masson New England States John Massons Titusville Florida Cape Kennedy Washington Shirts and Skirts The Legion Hall Skip Shippers

Apollo 7 Crew Reports Sleep, Debris Window Trouble

Apollo 7 astronauts Schirra Cunningham and notes on weightless cabin behavior include floating camera and hanging pen demonstrations. They discuss sleeping in zero gravity, a debris filled window, weather impacts from Hurricane Gladys near Cape Kennedy, and plans for Apollo 8 lunar orbit mission.

Schirra Cunningham Wally Gladys Tampa Gulf of Mexico Cape Kennedy Frank Borman James Lovell William Anders

John D. Yoder dies at 82 in Kalona

John D. Yoder 82 dies at home of son in law and daughter the Benders in Kalona. Services held at Levi Yoder home with Ira Nissley officiating. Burial in Peter Miller cemetery. Survivors include three daughters and four sons with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. He was born May 5, 1886 in Newton County Indiana and was ordained Amish bishop in May 1943.

Kalona John D. Yoder David H. Benders Levi Yoder Ira Nissley Peter Miller Bender Yoder Mr. Yoder Newton County Ind Dan J Lucy Lehman Yoder Catherine Miller Thomas Okla Oklahoma Kansas Fannie Yoder William Miller Hutchison Kan Tobias Stuarts Draft Edward Blountstown Fla Henry J John J. K Pretty Prairie Harve D George D Bowling Green Fred D Leo D Solls D Springs Ben D Orange, Va Jemimi Byler

Moline Man Harlan Emry Dies After Brief Illness

Harlan Emry 74 of 967 40th Street Moline Ill died today in Lutheran Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral is Saturday at 10 a.m. at Esterdahl Chapel Moline with Rev. Robert Williams. graveside service at 2:30 p.m. in Keota cemetery. Born Aug 5 1893 in Richland he lived in Moline area eight years. married Feb 28 1917 at Keota to Marjorie L. Kruger. Surviving are wife Kreger Emry of Rock Island one son two grandchildren three sisters and one brother. a daughter and five brothers preceded him in death.

Moline Harlan Emry 40Th Street Lutheran Hospital Esterdahl Robert Williams South Park Keota Marjorie L. Kreger Kreger Emry Rock Island Arthur Cleavenger Ollie Katherine Inghram Wichita Kansas Jack Buckles Mission Otto Emry Richland

Dr Edwin Nelson Dies in Illinois

Graveside services for Dr Edwin W Nelson 69 a dentist from Knoxville Illinois will be held at Elm Grove Cemetery at 12 30 p m Friday He died at Galesburg State Research Hospital after illness since July He was born September 9 1899 in Marinette Wisconsin son of Anton and Gina Hanson Nel son He married Olive Minnick January 2 1924 He practiced as a dentist in Chicago for 14 years and in Knoxville for 24 years before retiring in 1962 Funeral will be Friday at 9 30 a m in Martin Funeral Home Knoxville Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery.

Edwin W. Nelson Knoxville, Ill Elm Grove Dr. Nelson West North Street Knoxville Galesburg State Research Hospital Galesburg Ill Marinette Wisc Anton Gina Hanson Nelson Olive Minnick Chicago Martin Funeral Home

Schwengel Calls for Coordinated Crime Fight Plan

First District Congressman Fred Schwengel addressed the Washington Rotary Club urging a coordinated national program to combat crime. He cited organized crime, youth involvement, and poverty, stressing stronger police, youth programs, welfare reform, and renewed respect for law and order. He urged voters to elect leaders capable of delivering this approach.

Fred Schwengel Washington Rotary Club Schwengel Boy and Girl Scouts YMCA YWCA

Afternoon Circle at United Church Sew for Missions

Mrs Albert Zieglowsky entertained the Afternoon Circle of the United Church of Christ on Wednesday. Seven members attended and the afternoon was spent sewing for missions.

Afternoon Circle United Church OF Christ Albert Zieglowsky United Church of Christ

University concert series announces Bavarian Symphony in Iowa City

The 1968 69 University of Iowa Concert Course opens October 31 with the Bavarian Symphony Orchestra of Munich leading a season that features Britten Curlew River Jacqueline Du Pre Eugene Holmes the Bach Aria Group the Paul Winter Contemporary Consort and the New York Woodwind Quintet All concerts occur in the Main Lounge Iowa Memorial Union Tickets cost 2 for the public and are free for students on presentation of ID and current registration Mail orders start ten days before the first show.

Benjamin Britten Jacqueline du Pre Eugene Holmes Bach*Aria Paul Winter New York Woodwind Quintet Bavarian Symphony Orchestra Rafael Kubelik Europe Edinburgh Vienna Berlin Montreux Lucerne Osaka Japan Little Orchestra Society of B. B. C. Symphony United States Iowa Memorial Union University

Admission and discharge notes for patients in Washington area

Yesterday admitted patients include Dora Donald from Washington in medical care with Harold Pepper of Keota, Ralph Kauffman of Washington, and Archie Kaufman of Washington in surgical care. Today dismissals include Mrs. Duane Chalupa and her son from Kalona.

Dora Donaldson Washington Harold Pepper Keota Medical Ralph Kauffman Archie Kaufman Surgical Duane Chalupa Kalona

Social calendar notices for local clubs and groups

All notices for this column must be in by 10 a.m. on the day of first publication. Each notice prints three days in advance. Thursday events include PEO at 8 p.m. and Double Deck Club at 7:30 p.m. Independent Club postponed. Friday items feature Bethlehem Commandery at 8 p.m. and WSCS luncheon at church. Saturday has Shirts and Skirts at 8:30 p.m. and Skip Shippers practice. Monday lists Golden Age Club at 10 a.m. and Rainbow Girls at 7:30 p.m. followed by Garden II at 2 p.m. and FOE Auxiliary at 8 p.m. plus various sewing and rest temple groups.

WSCS Rebekah Lodge IOOF 1St Presbyterian Upw Circle II Clifford Connelly Legion Hall Skip Shippers Golden Age Club YWCA White Shrine Bridge Masonic Temple Rainbow Girls Bible II Roger Sherman B.M. O'Beirn FOE Hall Ralph Kleese Daughters of Nile Sewing Group Thora Pease Daughters of the Nile Cloyd Garrett

Amos Stout to be honored on Sunday

Amos Stout who celebrates his 85th birthday today will be honored at a family dinner Sunday at the home of his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Donald Stout Friends and relatives are invited to call at the Stout home 903 South Iowa to see him that afternoon from 2 until 4 p m

Amos Stout Donald Stout Stout South Iowa

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