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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1958

Page

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Virginia Defiant Negroes Enroll in Carolina Schools

United Press International reports race integration spreading in North Carolina while stiff resistance continues in Arkansas and Virginia. Virginia Governor Lindsay Almond urges boards to ignore federal orders. 17 Negroes to attend Norfolk white schools amid mixed enrollments in Winston-Salem Greensboro and Charlotte.

United Press International North Carolina Arkansas Virginia Lindsay Almond Norfolk Winston-Salem N.C Greensboro Charlotte

YMCA Offers Semi Private Swim Classes for Boys

Boys six years old and older who are non-swimmers may register at Washington's YMCA for a new series of semi private swimming lessons starting Saturday September 6 and running to October 25. A $3 registration fee applies and space remains for a few more boys. interested parties should contact the YMCA now.

Washington YMCA

Algona Democrat Named to Iowa Supreme Court

Luke Linnan of Algona became the first Democrat on the Iowa Supreme Court in 15 years. Appointed by Gov. Her schel Loveless to fill the unexpired term after Justice W. A. Smith’s death, he was sworn in by acting Chief Justice Norman R. Hays. The November election will choose a candidate to complete Smith’s term. Republican J. E. Heiserman and Democrat Harry F. Garrett are listed as contenders.

J.E. Heiserman Anawosa Harry F. Garrett Corydon

Washington street work progresses on city improvement project

Street improvement work continues this week with asphalt surfacing on the business district squares. Crews completed surfacing from West Madison to the new swimming pool parking lot and prepared West Washington Street blocks from Avenue B to D for resurfacing. Larsen Construction Co. poured the first blocks of a new sidewalk on the north side of the square and began corner curbs and alley entrances on North Second Avenue. South Ninth curb and gutter work advances from McCleery-Cumming factors to Case Field. Iowa Road Builders prepared the St. James Catholic Church parking lot for surfacing and planned to begin today.

Washington West Madison West Washington Street Avenue B Avenue D Larsen Construction Co North Second Avenue South Ninth McCleery - Cumming Case Field Iowa St. James Catholic Church

Caldwell Rites Planned for Saturday at 1 p.m.

Final rites for W. W. Caldwell set for 1 p.m. Saturday at Sherman’s Funeral Home. Dr. Evert L. Haney will preside with burial in Elmwood Cemetery at Morning Sun.

W. W. Caldwell Sherman Dr. Evert L. Haney Elmwood Cemetery Morning Sun

Keota Services Set For Mike Spanier

Funeral services for Mike Spanier 78, Keota route three, will be at 9 am Friday at St Peter and Paul's church. Rev Marvin Bieger will officiate with burial in Clear Creek cemetery. Spanier died suddenly at home Wednesday morning. survived by his wife and daughter Adriane Kaska. Powell's funeral home in charge.

Keota Mike Spanier Route Three St. Peter and Paul’s Marvin Bieger Clear Creek Mr. Spanier John Anna Margaret Heisel Spanier Spanier St. Peter and Paul’s Church

77 year old farmer Giles Jones dies near Wellman

Giles C. Jones aged 77, a lifelong Washington County resident and farmer, died at 11 30 p m Wednesday near Wellman after a year and a half of ill health Funeral services set for Saturday at the Jones Funeral Home Rev Earl Erb to officiate Burial will be in Keota Cemetery He was born near Wellman September 21 1880 to Edward L and Carrie Darling Jones He married Lavina Adeline Desing April 11 1905 who died December 29 1955 Survivors include a daughter Mrs Marion Pence of Wellman a granddaughter Linda Jo Pence three brothers Glynn Ft Myers Fla Forest Kalona and Omer Muscatine one half sister Mrs Lynn Fellows Detroit Mich two half brothers Frank Jones McIntire and Edward Detroit Mich and his step mother Mrs Georgia Griffin McIntire

Giles C. Jones Wellman Jones Earl Erb Keota Washington County Mr. Jones Edward L Carrie Darling Jones Lavina Adeline Desing Marion Pence Linda Jo Pence Glynn Ft. Myers Fla Forest of Kalona Omer Muscatine

First Day Enrollment in Washington Public Schools

On opening day 1,487 students enrolled in Washington public schools, up 44 from last year’s 1,443. Washington High School led with 476 students, followed by Lincoln 405, Stewart 402, and Junior High 204. The district opened midweek with a half day and then full classes today.

Washington Supt. M. M. Schell Washington High School Lincoln Stewart

Hail Damage and Storm Strikes Across Eastern Iowa

A band of thunderstorms swept central and eastern Iowa causing major damage in Cedar Rapids where lightning struck telephone lines and disrupted airport CAA equipment. A barn burned near Newhall from a lightning strike, and hail damaged crops around Marengo with minor fire damage to a house and church.

United Press International Iowa Cedar Rapids CAA Howard Tisher Tisher Ozark United Airlines Benton County Harold Grovert Newhall Marengo

Wage Increases For City Workers Approved By Council

City council approved wage adjustments for Washington employees with raises of five to ten percent to correct pay scales. They also approved asphalt surfacing for two blocks on West Washington Street and the drive to the new municipal swimming pool. Work has begun on both projects. the pool parking lot will not be surfaced.

City of Washington West Washington Street Washington West Avenue B Avenue D

YWCA Announces Fall Swim Schedule and Registration

The YWCA unveils fall swimming classes with early registration urged. Adult sessions run mornings and evenings at 4 or 3.50 dollars per 10 sessions for non members and members respectively. Girls’ after school lessons cost 3 dollars per 10 lessons starting September 23.

YWCA Stan Kiesey

Dora Shuppy Dies at Brighton at 70

Dora L. Shuppy 70 died at her home southeast of Brighton Tuesday. Last rites 2 p.m. Friday at Hope Lutheran Church. Rev. A L Schultz officiates with burial in Union Cemetery. Gould Eden funeral home in charge. Born April 17 1888 on the farm where she died to George and Ida Reis Shuppy. Member of Hope Lutheran Church. Survived by several cousins.

Brighton Hope Lutheran Church Dora L. Shuppy Here A. L. Schultz Union Cemetery Gould - Eden Funeral Home Miss Shuppy George and Ida Reis Shuppy The

Ex Junction Resident Rites Held at Wapello

Funeral services for former resident Myron Leon Daily age 61 will be at 2 p m today in United Presbyterian church Wapello burial in Wapello cemetery Daily died Sunday at Bellevue hospital Muscatine he formerly lived here attended Columbus Junction high school He married Flossie Adamson Aug 4 1918 Survivors include his wife five daughters one brother one sister and ten grandchildren

Columbus Junction Myron Leon Daily United Presbyterian Church of Wapello Daily Bellevue Hospital Muscatine Columbus Junction High School McCulley. Dudgeon Funeral Leon Alice Woodruff Flossie Adamson

Family Swim Slated At Y This Evening

Washington area families are invited to join a regular Thursday night family swim session in the YMCA pool at 7 o clock. Before and after, participants may use YMCA facilities for family recreation. ping pong volleyball and lobby games are available. Non members pay 25 cents for mothers and children and 35 cents for fathers. members swim free.

Washington Area YMCA

Dulles Says U S Forces Ready If Red China Attacks Formosa

Secretary Dulles stated U S forces in the Far East are prepared to act timely and effectively if President Eisenhower finds Formosa endangered by Red Chinese attacks on Quemoy and Matsu. The President has not yet made that finding. U S Navy forces also pledged to keep Formosa lanes open and support Nationalist China if needed.

Newport R.I UPS John Foster Dulles U.S Far East Eisenhower Formosa Dulles Congress Quemoy Matsu Taiwan United States China Russia Formosa Strait Red China

Red China Extends Sea Claim to Formosa Islands

Communist China announced it extended its territorial waters 12 miles around the mainland and Formosa, claiming Quemoy and Matsus, with no foreign military access without Peiping permission. U.S. and Nationalist forces bolster defenses as artillery duels continue and a typhoon disrupts operations around Quemoy.

McElroy Air Force Curtis E. LeMay Formosa U.S Taipei UPI China Quemoys Matsus Formosa Strait Radio Peiping United States Penghu People’s Republic of China U.s.-Taiwan Carlos P. Garcia Manila Philippine Republic South China Sea Shanghai E.d.t United Press International Charles Smith Quemoy Smith Franklin Flinian van Nuys Calif

John Hyde Services Are Set at Brighton

Brighton resident John Hyde 78 died today in Washington county hospital. He lived in Brighton 11 years and was a prominent businessman. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at the Methodist church with Rev Virgil Williams assisted by Rev E E Voss. Burial Cottonwood cemetery southeast of Coppock. Gould-Eden funeral home in charge. Hyde born June 20 1880 in Jefferson county to Philip and Susan Hyde. He married Mary Etta Turner Oct 31 1900. Survivors include his wife a son John Jr one grandson two great grandchildren two brothers Son of Washington and Roll of Wayland and three sisters Mrs Kate Ross Wayland Mrs Norval Hixon Des Moines and Mrs Carrie Hines Chicago.

Brighton John Hyde Washington County Hospital Mr. Hyde Methodist Church Virgil Williams E. E. Voss Cottonwood Cemetery Coppock Gould - Eden Jefferson County Philip Susan Neff Hyde Mary Etta Turner John, Jr Washington Roll Wayland Kate Ross Norval Hixon Des Moines Carrie Hines Chicago

Field Day Plans Nearing Completion for Iowa Event

Committee reports stage set for the Iowa Conservation Field Day and Plowing Matches near Washington. Over 10 000 expected. SCS to guide wagon trains Sept 12 with 16 tractors and 24 wagons arranged. Food stands 5 sites operated by local groups for Sept 11 workers. Banquet tickets aimed at 300 guests. gubernatorial candidates expected to attend.

Iowa General Committee SCS Washington Paul Boettcher County Soil Conservation Service Harold Mangold FFA FHA Washington High School Holy Trinity Catholic Church of Richmond Washington Kiwanis Club Washington Jaycees Washington County Farm Bureau Ainsworth High School Dale Doggett Carl T. Anderson Harold Jarvis Homer Vincent

Warm Weather Sought to Advance Corn Maturity in Iowa

Iowa crop prospects look favorable but need warmer weather to speed maturity, with corn behind last year and the 1947-56 period. Soybeans in good to excellent condition with pods by Sept. 1. Rainfall light last week, soil moisture generally adequate except in northwest regions where it is depleted.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Northwest

Pleads Innocent in Shooting at Anamosa

Oliver Sampson of Monticello pleaded innocent to first degree murder in the fatal shooting of neighbor Ray Ritchison in Anamosa Iowa. He was ordered held for psychiatric examination after surrendering at the Monticello police station following the Tuesday night slaying.

Anamosa Iowa UPI Oliver Sampson Monticello J.E. Heiserman Ray Ritchison Sampson Ritchison Heiserman Iowa City

Weather update for Iowa: cooler southeast at night

Partly cloudy tonight with cooler readings in the southeast and lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. Friday brings clouds to the north with scattered showers in the south and a warm touch in the northwest for highs in the mid 80s in the south. Saturday shows scattered showers with little temperature change across the state.

Iowa

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McCleery-Cumming Company Iowa Development Commission Everett R. Burham McCleery-Cumming Carolina Little Rock van Buren Central High Robert B. Brown Episcopal Brown Arlington U.S. Supreme Court Algona Democrat Caldwell Lester Leeper Max Owens Harlan Neuhart Dora Shuppy Chiang Kai-shek American Legion Reds Legion Convention U. S International U.S. Navy Formosa Straits Curtis LeMay America U.S. Air Force Little Quemoy Tatan Erritan Islands Errtan Quemoy City Big Quemoy Atty Howard Remley Veteran's Hospital
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