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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1973

Page

8

Heart attack fatal to Frank Longwell

Frank Longwell 73 of 321 West Jefferson Washington died Sunday April 15 1973 in Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a morning heart attack. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Smith. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Memorials to Kidney Foundation of Iowa. Longwell born Oskaloosa January 21 1900 married Rachel Wood March 19 1927. He was a retired decorator and director at Washington Federal Savings and Loan, active in YMCA Senior Citizens, and United Methodist Church. Surviving wife daughter Patricia Bruswitz two grandsons a brother Charles and two sisters Jean Lang and Louise Kauffman.

Rank M. Longwell West Jefferson Street Washington Mercy Hospital Iowa City Jones Funeral Home Mr. Smith Elm Grove Cemetery Kidney Foundation of Iowa Longwell Oskaloosa Lewis Laura G Fleming Longwell Rachel H. Wood Washington Federal Savings and Loan Association YMCA United Methodist Church Patricia Bruswitz Bloomington, Minn Charles Evanston Ill Joe Jean) Lang Harold Louise) Kauffman Wayland

Historical Society auction scheduled for April seventh

Washington County Historical Society has planned a benefit auction at 6 30 p m on Tuesday April 17 at the Washington County fairgrounds to aid the Jonathon Clark Conger house restoration and the Sunset Park log cabin. The first half hour is for children with games dolls and toys. Items donated include antiques oddities and household goods with auctioneer Keith Murphy.

Washington County Historical Society Washington County Irgrounds Jonathon Clark Conger Sunset Park Keith Murphy

Fire district election set for Tuesday in Crawfordsville

Voters in Crawford Township Benefited Fire District decide on three trustees and a 17 mill levy to fund fire protection. Balloting runs 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the fire station. Write-in candidates list seven names proposed by a special committee. County supervisors will finalize the three governors of the new district.

Crawfordsville Crawford Township Jim Young Wayne Williams Max Mitchell Junior Graber Henry Davis Herb Swan Lyle Dude) Lowe County Board of Supervisors Fire District

Final rites for Florence Fallgatter in Ames Iowa

Florence Fallgatter 81 professor emeritus of home economy education at Iowa State University died previously and final rites were held April 13 in Ames. She led ISU’s home economics education department 1938 to 1958 and held numerous national roles including president of the American Vocational Association and of the American Home Economics Association. She studied at multiple universities and earned an honorary doctorate from ISU in 1958.

Ames Iowa Florence Fallgatter Iowa State University Miss Fallgatter Iowa State Rock Valley ISU Minnesota Duluth Minn University of Minnesota Montana State University Montana U. S. Office of Education Washington, D. C American Vocational Association American Home Economics Association Phi Upsilon Omicron University of Northern Iowa Teachers College Columbia University University of Chicago National Education Association Association of American School Administrators American Association of University Women American Association of University Professors Phi Kappa Phi Delta Kappa Gamma Phi Mu

George Johnson elected president at Washington High School election

George Johnson won the annual student elections at Washington High School on Friday securing the student council presidency. The vote highlighted student leadership and campus participation during the election day events.

George Johnson Washington High School

Soil conservation pays off on Bohr family farm terraces

Howard Bohr and his brother Harold run 60 cows across a terrace and pond system installed in 1971. They report near zero erosion, a return to farming condition, and reduced creek fence replacements. Fertilizer costs are main maintenance, with 400 pounds of 33 percent nitrogen used yearly in split applications. They aim for 100 percent calf crop and 500 pound calves per cow, along with one cow per acre, but have not yet achieved all three simultaneously. Bohr, a Soil Conservation Service commissioner, praises the pasture setup and multi-field water system feeding a shared tank.

Serenge Bohr Harold Howard Bohr Howard Soil Conservation Service District

Livestock and Grain Market Summary JOLIET IUPI Chicago

Market report from Joliet and Chicago with mixed cattle hog and grain activity. Cattle mostly steady to firm with high grade steers and heifers offered, no canners or cutters reported. Hogs steady to firm with various weight classes and and soybeans and oats futures noted alongside receipts and demand levels.

Joliet UPI Chicago Des Moines Lowa Minnesota U.S

ISU Economist Sees Little Farm Price Impact From Ceilings

Iowa State University economist Gene Futrell says the March 29 price ceilings on beef pork and lamb will have little effect on future production if meat packer and retailer margins are strictly enforced. He notes ceilings target margins rather than live animal prices and that effective enforcement could keep live cattle hog and lamb prices from rising, while consumer resistance and slower wholesale movement already constrain prices.

Iowa State University Gene Futrell Futrell ISU

Mrs. W. H. Knottnerus Dies in Portland Oregon

News from Portland Oregon reports the death of Mrs William H Knottnerus aged, 2640 SE Grant, April 14, 1973. She formerly resided in Washington and was the daughter in law of Mrs Sophia Petersen and sister in law of Anne Borman and Mrs Clyla Knottnerus. Burial planned in Portland Oregon.

William H. Knottnerus Grant Portland Oregon Washington Sophia Petersen Anne Borman Clyla Knottnerus Knottnerus Ore

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