Mid-Prairie Fine Arts Festival Nights With Student Works
Thespian Troupe 1846 presents the annual spring festival at Mid-Prairie High School on Monday April 16 at 7:30 p.m. A larger program features a band concert, choral vocal, state contest solos and plays, student film premieres, poetry and prose excerpts, visual art exhibits, and free admission under Mr LaVille’s production.
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Wellman
Mid-Prairie
1846 Of
Number 1846
LaVille
Floyd Woods Helps Judge U of I Open House Displays
Floyd Woods chemistry teacher at Washington High School acted as a judge for the University of Iowa College of Electrical Engineering display contest during the Open House on Saturday April 7. He helped select first second and third place displays. cash awards went to projects including a distortion removing filter for space signals and a digital river flow measurement system.
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Iowa City
Floyd Woods Washington
University of Iowa College of Electrical Engineering
Woods
4-H Clubs Headliners Meet at Marcia Frier Home
The Washington Headliners 4 H Club gathered Tuesday at Marcia Frier’s home with seventeen members present. Lynn Elliott spoke on A Healthy Body and Jeanne Gevock discussed Shoe Care. Cindy Sproule demonstrated Good Posture and Barb Wood addressed Hair Care. Refreshments were provided by Marcia and her mother.
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Washington
Marcia Frier
Lynn Elliott
Jeanne Gevock
Cindy Sproule
Barb Wood
Marcia
Picasso dies without will at 91 in France
Pablo Picasso died at age 91 in a French villa from heart failure. Lawyer Armand Antebi said Picasso left no will due to superstition about death. The estate includes Paris apartments, southern France villas, a chateau, and works by major masters. Jacqueline Picasso, Paolo his son, and other relatives are involved in questions of inheritance under French law.
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Mougins
France
UPI
Pablo Picasso
Armand Antebi
Picasso Long
Picasso
Jacqueline
Antebi
Paolo
Olga Koklova
Maya
Maria- Therese Walter
Claude
Palomo
Francoise Gillot
Villato
Renoir
Cezanne
Modigliani
Braque Matisse
Spain
Paris
Red Cross Sponsors First Aid Classes In Iowa Towns
The Washington County Red Cross chapter organized multi media first aid courses at Kalona and Mid Prairie High School Wellman. Instructors Yale H Jarvis John Hiatt and Karl M Jones trained 35 Kalona Wellman fire department members and Mid Prairie bus drivers. Additional sessions at Pleasantview Home Kalona and Wellman sites certified numerous residents and professionals including police firefighters and telephone company staff.
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Kalona
Mid - Prairie High School
Wellman
Washington County Red Cross
Marion S. McAvoy
First Aid
Yale H. Jarvis
John Hiatt
Karl M. Jones
Pleasantview
Mid Prairie
Delmar Schlabaugh
Edward M. Yoder
Chris J. Helmuth
Mark Koening
Ronald Harland
Joe W Fisher
Eugene Hartzler
David Weidenbach
Richard L. Morgan
Warren Olson
Donald Speas
Ike Yoder
Joe Allen
Marvin Yotty
Paul L. Miller Wellman
Ward Wet
Edith M. Nisly
Norma Jean Brenneman
Janet Staubaugh
Wanda Shetler
Ferne Whetstine
Dean Elmore to lead Rubio worship Sunday
Dean Elmore of Richland will conduct worship services at Rubio Friends Church at the usual time Sunday April 15. The regular pastor is absent due to involvement in a revival service.
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Dean Elmore
Richland
Rubio Friends Church
Funeral services held for John Kupka
Funeral services for John Kupka were held Tuesday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Frank E. Dunn Jr. officiating. Casketbearers were Clarence Lee, Robert Hesseltine, Glen Cuddeback, Robert Roe, Harold McCullough and Hugh Dougall. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery.
Ray on tour of Iowa farms amid storm hardship
Gov. Robert D. Ray toured an Iowa farm near Indianola to witness the snowbound crisis ongoing from a record spring storm. He urged meat boycotters to see the risks farmers face as calves perish and equipment costs loom, noting many cows have not eaten and some losses are possible.
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Ndianola
UPL
Robert D. Ray
Iowa
Ray
Diehl
Worcester Financier Krock Indicted On Tax Violations
Edward Krock of Worcester Massachusetts was indicted by a federal grand jury on seven counts of income tax violations totaling over six million dollars. The charges include evasion and willful filing false returns for 1966 to 1969, with named affiliations at multiple companies. The case marks one of the largest tax crimes in recent records.
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Boston
UPI
Edward Krock
Worcester
Mass
Fred Agast
Justice Department
Washington
James N. Gabriel
Krock
Gabriel
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
New York
Defiance Industries
Ohio
Baltimore Paint and Chemical Co
Baltimore
Guaranty Bank of Chicago
B.S.F. Co
California
American Steel and Pump
Wright Machine Corp
Mercantile National Bank of Chicago
Warrant Issued for Singer Glenn Yarborough in San Rafael
A bench warrant was issued last week for the arrest of singer Glenn Yarborough after his former wife Margaret Jones said he failed to pay 12 000 dollars in child support for their two children in San Rafael California as reported by UPL.
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San Rafael
Calif
Washington Journal likely newspaper listing 1973 notice
The Washington Evening Journal in Washington Iowa lists publication details, staff roles, associations, and subscription rates. It notes frequencies, offices, and billing terms for carriers and mail subscribers in 1973.
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Washington
Iowa
Evers seeks re election as Mississippi mayor
Fayette Mississippi Charles Evers the only black mayor of a biracial community announced on Wednesday his bid for reelection He said no opposition in the primaries next month and he does not know of anyone planning to run against him in the June 8 general election
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Fayette, Miss
UPL
Charles Evers
Mississippi
Evers
Merry Ten Club Hosts Pinochle Night and Dinner Plans
Mr and Mrs Ted Meyer hosted the Merry Ten Club for a Saturday pinochle session with three tables. Mildred Hammen and William Wulf had high scores, Pauline and Harold Kueneman were low. Mac Wallace and Grove Letts will host a 12 30 dinner at the Captain s Table on Sunday May 6.
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Merry Ten Club
Ted Meyer
Mildred Hammen
William Wulf
Low
Pauline
Harold Kueneman
Mac Wallace
Grove Letts
Ray Garton Elected Senior Patrol Leader of Troop 242
Ray Garton son of Mr and Mrs Keitfer Garton was named senior patrol leader of Troop 242 at a recent troop and patrol election. Mike Craig son of Mr and Mrs Rosmond Craig was elected assistant senior patrol leader. Other officers include Bill Tisor quartermaster Tim Banks librarian Dan Bruegge scribe Randy Russell hikemaster Scott Hotle grubmaster Tom Schneider cheermaster.
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Ray Garton
Keitfer Garton
Mike Craig
Rosmond Craig
Bill Tisor
Tim Banks
Dan Bruegge
Randy Russell
Scott Hotle
Tom Schneider
Wolf Patrol
Mike Dickerson
Bill Baker
Mike Zehr
Jeff Reighard
Blue Devils
Steve Kerr
Bill Kline
Playboys
Jeff King
Chris Hagemeier
War Chiefs
Stacy Bandy
Phil Garton
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Rubio
Iowa Farm
George Curtis
Keota
Wolf's Flower Shop
Washington Evening
Washington, Iowa
Shursday
North Marion Ave
Eider, Shannon & Go., Inc
United Press International
Inland Daily Press Assn
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Iowa Press Assn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Robert Shaffer
Leonard Llewellyn
Ancy
Ferbloche
North Iowa m
Phil
Michaels/Stern
Michaels /Stern
West Side Square
Tiree
Serra
Journal
Crawford Township
Max Mitchell
Jim Young
Wayne Williams
Junior Graber
Lyle
Dude” Lowe
Henry Davis
Herb Swan
Robin Hood
Oxford
Chan
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