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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1969

Page

2

Programs Have Failed Report on American Indians Plight

A Citizens' Advocate Center study branded Indians as Americas prisoner of war amid a failed array of government programs. The CAC faulted the Bureau of Indian Affairs for immense bureaucratic reach yet argued it guards Indigenous rights while missing education and housing reform. It urged contracting functions to Indians and greater tribal control over budgets and priorities.

Washington API America Citizens’ Advocate Center CAC United States BIA Bureau of Indian Affairs Bureau Congress

Sleichter Dies. Veteran Ex-Iowa City Resident

McKinley H. Sleichter, 72, former Iowa City gas serviceman, died Oct. 20 in Denver where he had lived 19 years. Born Jan. 24, 1897 in Riverside, he served in World War I. He married Eva V. Gossman in Denver in 1961. Survived by widow, two sons Kenneth and Dale, a sister, and five grandchildren. Funeral services were held in Denver.

McKinley H. Sleichter Iowa City Denver Mr. Sleichter Riverside Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co Sleichter Eva V. Gossman Kenneth S Dale Arvada Colo Cora Flynn

Nixon won’t intervene in GE strike effort

President Nixon stated he would not intervene in the four day old General Electric strike as management and labor show firmness. AFL-CIO Executive Council backed the strike, with 13 unions representing 147,000 workers ready to raise millions. A long strike is anticipated as talks stall and ranks seek higher pay.

New York UPI Nixon General Electric ‘Co Afl-Cio Coucil White House

Century of Medicine in Washington County Arrives at Local Library

Local history readers and friends of the late Dr Clyde Boice welcome A Century of Medicine in Washington County now in the public library. Dr Boice authored the work and researched early county medical history beginning in 1839. Clyde Boice Jr and Dr James Cooper Boice contributed to the book’s content and story telling. The county historical society aided in obtaining the copy for the library.

Clayde Boice Washington County Clyde James Cooper Boice Clyde Boice Jr County Historical Society

Test soil now for fall fertilization

Washington County Extension Director Jim Frier says soil testing this fall can yield results in time for fertilizer application. Iowa State extension agronomist Regis Voss notes nutrient balance is crucial for high yields, making soil tests even more important. Samples can be taken this fall if fall plowing is not feasible, with ISU Soil Testing Laboratory mailing results within three to five days of receipt.

Jim Frier Washington County Regis Voss Iowa State University Iowa State University Soil Testing Laboratory Voss

Visitors return home after Iowa stay

Helen Peiffer came back Wednesday evening after a week with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs John Crap and their sons in San Diego California. Relatives in the Raymond Hasty home this week were Mrs Doris Hoffsinger Snow and her niece Susan Snow of Chittenango New York and Clara Faulkner who had been visiting relatives in New York for several weeks. They visited other relatives and friends here and left today for home. Mrs Snow is a welfare worker in Syracuse New York and spent her vacation in Iowa, former home.

Helen Peiffer Mrs John Crap and Sons San Diego Calif Raymond Hasty Doris Hoffsinger Snow Susan Snow Chittenango N. Y Clara Faulkner New York Snow Syracuse N.Y Iowa

Emerson B. Jolly Dies in Washington at 51

Emerson B. Jolly of Oak Harbor Washington died in Anacortes at age 51 after retirement from the U S Navy in 1963 He was born January 12 1918 in Washington and raised in Ainsworth He is survived by his wife Alta five children two brothers and six sisters funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home in Washington with burial in Ainsworth Cemetery

Emerson B. Jolly Oak Harbor Wash Ainsworth Anacortes Mr. Jolly Jones Funeral Home Washington Howard Edwards Ainsworth Cemetery Lee R Effie E. Starwator Jolly Alta Mackey Norman Oklo Jolly U.S. Navy Fred Chris Ann Ralph Emily) Birama Des Moins Genevieve Aller Des Moines Lester Marjorie Week Agency Leslie Laverne Waite Harrisburg Ill Stanley Edith) Cassela Chicago

Local car records list several buyers and makes

The record items show purchases or registrations for new cars including Raymond or Helen Bonar Olds Donald or Carol Kolosick Plymouth George or Dorothy Beliel Chevrolet Truck Marion M Koehler Chevrolet Truck Urban Carlton Lange Jr Chevrolet John or Leola Hershberger Chevrolet Robert Lee Shipley Chevrolet Truck Russell L Payne Van Dyke Mobile Home.

Raymond Helen Bonar Olds Donald Carol Kolosick Plymouth George Dorothy Beliel Chevrolet Marion M. Koehler Urban Carlton Lange, Jr John Leola Hershberger Robert Lee Shipley Russell L. Payne van Dyke Mobile Home

Rev Hubanks Ends 38 Year Pastoral Career at Ainsworth

The Rev Charles W Hubanks pastor of the United Presbyterian Church of Ainsworth Iowa resigns effective December 31 ending a 38 year active pastorate across seven parishes in Minnesota Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa He and Mrs Hubanks will move to Davenport Iowa after buying a home at 2612 Carey Ave His farewell sermon is set for December 21 Also note Hollywood report Ben Blue to guest star next season on TV series Land of the Giants.

Charles W. Hubanks United Presbyterian Church of Ainsworth Iowa Minnesota Illinois Wisconsin Charles Hubanks Davenport Carey Ave Oregon Madison Hollywood UPI Ben Blue

Zeck Promoted by Bell Telephone in Waterloo

Zeck, son of Mr and Mrs George Zeck of 408 E Harrison Washington, is promoted to supervise installation and maintenance of telephones in Waterloo residential areas. He began with the company in 1964 as an installer repairman, became an equipment tester in Iowa City in 1968, and now leaves that role. He served three years in the Marines after high school, and his wife Ruth Norton Zeck is daughter of Mr and Mrs Dale Norton of 806 N Fifth. They have a one month old daughter Shauna Lyn.

He Is the Son Mrs George Zeck E. Harrison, Washington Zeck Waterloo The Telephone Company Iowa City Zecks Shauna Lyn Ruth Norton Dale Norton Earl Moore Sperry Deborah Steven Lewis Warren Lewis Columbus Junction Miss Moore Mediapolis High School Sgt. Lewis Columbus Community High School Burlington Junior College Vietnam

Funeral Friday for Willie Beachy in Wayland

Willie Beachy died of an apparent heart attack while corn picking Wednesday morning. Funeral services are Friday at 1 30 p.m. at Sugar Creek Church Wayland with Zehr Funeral Home in charge. Officiants are Rev. Vernon Gerig and Rev. Robert Hartzler. Burial in Sugar Creek Cemetery. He was born Oct 24 1911 Cen tralia Mo to Emmanuel and Rahama Beachy. He married Helen Roth Dec 31 1939 and farmed in Wayland 28 years. Survived by wife four children and several brothers and sisters.

Wayland Willie Beachy Sugar Creek Zehr Funeral Home Vernon Gerig Robert Hartzler Mr. Beachy Cen Tralia Emmanuel C. Beachy Rahama Guengerich Beachy Helen G. Roth Gerri Lee Loren Dean Roy William Rozella Mae Ben Gingerich Leroy Miller Alien Beachy Kalona Chris Beachy Mt. Vernon Henry Yoder Altamont Tenn Rufus Beachy Milo, N. D Joseph Beachy

Five Homes Burn in Brush Fire at Granada Hills

A 5000 acre brush fire driven by winds up to 50 mph swept into two housing tracts in the San Fernando Valley. Five homes were destroyed and five others damaged while 700 firefighters worked to contain the blaze. Evacuations affected 500 people and 200 horses from surrounding ranches. Three houses valued 30 to 40 thousand dollars and two in the 20 thousand range were lost near a country club. Four firefighters were injured, one seriously.

Granada Hills Calif San Fernando Valley

Fortnightly Club Anniversary Dinner Reservations Due

Reservations for the Fortnightly Club anniversary dinner on Tuesday November 4 at 6 30 p m must be in by Saturday November 1. Contact Mrs Don Maxwell or Mrs Herb Campbell for reservations and buy tickets at Kneen's Refrigeration or from any department leader. Richard McCleery, noted speaker and world traveler, presents The Home Community of Foreign Lands with Roaming the Globe themes throughout the evening. Co chairs for arrangements are Mrs Roger Stout and Mrs Edgar Stewart.

Don Maxwell Herb Campbell Kneen Richard McCleery Roger Stout Edgar Stewart

Social Calendar Notices Ahead of First Publication

Social notices list events for Fleur de Lis Club Shirts and Skirts Golden Age Club Rainbow Girls Rainbow Board Rainbow Council DAR and UP Home. Speakers and hostesses include Mrs James Birney Mrs George Kerr Hazel Euwer Helen Harvey Dorothy Currie with Deil Trout as caller at the Shirts and Skirts event. Date changes noted.

James Birney George Kerr Ainsworth School Golden Age Club YWCA Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Rainbow Board Ywca Council Dar Hazel Euwer Helen Harvey Dorothy Currie

Piano Students Present Fall Recital At United Presbyterian

Mrs Gary Murphy's piano students showcased solos and duets at the fall recital in the United Presbyterian Home Lounge. Residents, families, and friends enjoyed the program as students introduced their parents and explained their selections. Performers included Becky Thompson Burge Hammond Becky Fritz Gail Colby Miriam Fetterman Rocky Gray and Tony Turnipseed. After the recital the group helped serve refreshments.

Gary Murphy United Presbyterian Home Becky Thompson Burge Hammond Becky Fritz Gail Or Ann Colby Miriam Fetterman Rocky Gray Tony Turnipseed

Toastmasters Club Hosts Three Five Minute Speeches

Three speeches were delivered at a Toastmasters Club meeting held Wednesday evening at the Captain's Table. Bernard Mc Carthy spoke on What to Do if You're Arrested, John Gan presented Do You Have a Will, and David Miksch spoke on Who's Prime Not You. Charles Twinam served as table topics chairman. The club meets each Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Captain's Table.

Toastmasters Club Bernard McCarthy John Ganon David Miksch Charles Twinam

Local Hospital Notes Admisions and Births

Admitted yesterday in Columbus Junction Mrs. Lillie Dun can and Mrs. Ralph Wikoff and Mrs. Unn Gordon in Washington medical. Births yesterday include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Williams of Columbus Junction and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Russell Curtis of Washington. Dismissed today Mrs. Earl Adam of Keota.

Lillie Duncan Columbus Junction Ralph Wikoff Brighton Unn Gordon Washington Sheldon Williams Russell Curtis Earl Adam Keota

We Recommend That Carpet Be We Recommend That Carpet Be

Advert describes HOST cleaning machine for home carpet care. It claims modern brushing lifts deep dirt and prevents matting, allows instant room use with no wet carpet and no handwork. Advertises prices for 300 sq ft at 9.95 and 159 sq ft at 5.95 with telephone contact.

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