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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1972

Page

6

Wellman area women enjoy Mexico trip program

Wellman area women and guests gathered April 7 for a Mexican themed program hosted by Mrs. Harold Brenneman. Mrs. Mac Bustos of Davenport led taco and refried bean prep with assistance from Mrs. Stanley Swartzendruber Kalona.

Charles Eckhardt Wellman Harold Brenneman Greene Township Farm Bureau Sunny Old Mexico Mac Bustos Davenport Stanley Swartzendruber Kalona Bustos Mexico City Torreon Dan Miller Lyle Mexico

Goshen Choir to Perform Elijah at Kalona

Goshen College A Cappella Choir directed by Dwight E. Weldy will present Mendelssohn Elijah at Iowa Mennonite High School Kalona at 8 p.m. Tuesday April 18 and in chapel Wednesday April 19. The sacred oratorio features Elijah’s triumph over Baal prophets and his later withdrawal to hear the still small voice.

Goshen College Dwight E. Weldy Mendelssohn Elijah Iowa Mennonite High School Kalona Weldy Northwestern University

Optimist Club hears Christine Altmann on Brazil language and life

Christine Altmann, a Brazilian native visiting six months under Youth for Understanding, speaks to the Optimist Club about Brazil. She notes language uses Z in the United States and S in Brazil, describes schooling, languages she knows, her family’s move from Germany, and Brazil as a 600,000 person industrial city region.

Brazil Brasil Christine Altmann United States Optimist Club Chris Germany Optimists Winga

Richland residents attend Easter and local events

Richland residents join Easter visits with relatives in Burlington Bloomfield and Fairfield. Ruth Reighard attended Jack Pierce funeral in Coffeyville with Keith Leppert party. Clay Club met. next gathering April 19 at Rubio Building. Communities shared games cooking class outings and moves to a new farm home near Fairfield.

Richland Terry Tammy Nichols Everett Nichols Dave Bren Burlington Paul Nichols Bloomfield Ruth Reighard Keith Leppert Coffeyville Kan Jack Pierce Clay Club Ken Erwin Cedric Wolcott Rubio Lee Schaffer Laurie Clarence Ferguson Wilford Lock Kenneth Clark Raymond Zear Rufus McCracken

Pigeons Ignore Court Owl On Fifth Floor Ledge

Wood County Court President Marvin H. Leach brought a stuffed owl to the courthouse to scare pigeons away. The owl sat on a fifth floor ledge with wings extended but pigeons continued their routine and some even snuggled up to the decoration.

Parkersburg W. Va UPI Wood County Court Marvin H. Leach

Hedging grain futures vs elevator contracts for pre harvest sales

Iowa State University economist notes mid to late spring as a favorable window for hedging or elevator contracting on new crop grain. The piece compares futures hedges with pre harvest elevator prices, outlining risks, potential profits, and timing for corn and soybeans with specific January to June price examples for 1973.

Bob Wisner Iowa State University Wisner Economist Central Iowa Central Iowa Ames

Local Boy Scout Sell Scout-O-Rama Tickets Tonight

Troop 242 Scouts in Washington sell Scout-O-Rama tickets in the business district from 6 to 8 p.m. for an Iowa City event on Saturday April 29. The display features Scout talents, Indian lore, outdoor skills, first aid and safety demonstrations with prizes for ticket sellers.

Washington Washington Business District Iowa City

Easter Weekend Visitors Reach Bethel Community

Ruth Gideon notes Annice Reschly home for the holiday weekend from N E Missouri State College Kirksville. Also Stephen Hardy and his companion visited Keith Hardy from the University of Iowa and attended Bethel Easter service. A correction: baby boy baptized is Matthew Toden Kaufman, son of Joseph and wife, not Matthew Loden Kaufman.

Bethel John Helscher Annice Reschly Annice Bill Crandall N.E. Missouri State College Kirksville Stephen Hardy Keith Hardy University of Iowa Matthew Toden Kaufman Joseph Kaufman Matthew Loden Kaufman

Funeral services for Leslie R. Waggoner

Funeral services for Leslie R. Waggoner were held Tuesday afternoon at the Jones Funeral Home with the Rev. Richard Peterson in charge. Burial was in Ainsworth Cemetery. Casketbearers were Edward Letts, William Waggoner, Jack Zuercher, Wesley Custer, Robert Jacobs and Merle Ballard.

Iowa Teachers Conservation Camp Dates Set at Springbrook Park

The camp will run in two sessions June 11 to July 1 and July 2 to July 22 at Springbrook State Park. Tuition ranges 102 to 105 dollars with meals lodging and other fees listed. Scholarships are available through county groups and clubs. For more information contact Bernard Clausen at UNI Cedar Falls or the Conservation Education Center Guthrie Center Iowa.

Iowa Teachers’ Conservation Springbrook State Park James McCreedy Federated Women's Clubs Izaak Walton League Soil Conservation Districts Bernard Clausen University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls Iowa Conservation Education Center Guthrie Center

Former Bethel resident checks on friends and health

Bethel area note recalls Edith Reed of Keokuk calling to ask about new residents after Easter services. She mentions diabetes and strict diet. Shared updates include Lynne Alvine visiting from Council Bluffs, hospital news on Lloyd Marek, Blanche Foster’s return home, and Otto Zwicki’s ongoing unconscious state at University Hospital.

Moline Davenport - Muscatine Vanguard United Methodist Church Emma Barta Lida Rowe Ruby Jacobs Blanche Bock Josie Yoder Mercy Hospital Iowa City Martha Hall Ed Schlabaugh Wellman Mothers Club Kalona Ray Schrepfer Barbara Henderson Bertha Durst Lela Goodwin Mae Marek O.E.S New London West Branch Wellman Area Calvin Griffith Park Griggs Jackie Toppan Johnson Ardell Miller Robert Brophy Ann Schlabaugh Cedar Rapids Don Miller Ann WSCS Otto Steele American Legion Auxiliary Darlene Koshatka Edward Vachta Daytonville Charles Polton Harv Freel Thelda Birkey Lovina Ruegsegger Elma Berger Golden Buckle Keota Ruth Gideon Bethel Edith Reed Keokuk Edith Lynne Alvine Council Bluffs Maurice Alvine Olds Dean Sandburg Keith Hardys Keith Lloyd Marek Vince Marek Blanche Foster Halcyon House

92 year old George Sullivan helps sew daisies for festival

George Sullivan of Malvern joined seniors at a birthday celebration and helped sew daisies for the upcoming spring senior citizen festival. At age 92 he threaded a needle without glasses, sharing in the festive community event.

George Sullivan Malvern George

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