Highland High School Class B music contest results
Highland High School vocal and instrumental students earned many Division I and II ratings at the Class B spring music contest held at Mid-Prairie Wellman. Notable top ratings were achieved by Solos Paul Davis trombone Mary Jo Koehler treble voice and Dave Horak bass vocal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland High School
Mid - Prairie
Wellman
Paul Davis
Mary Jo Koehler
Dave Horak
Dan Brophy
Don Putney
Jeryl Miller
Randy Davis
Doug Bean
Mike O'Conner
Randy Conry
John
Carla Craig
Jaz
Ann Kirchner
Nancy Wood
Kathy Huffman
Larry Rath
John Spenner
Virginia Ellinger
Karol Krotz
Doug Schnoebelen
Joe Gerott
Lisa Hennon
Barb White
Jim Roberts
Tim Roberts
Easter Seal Society aids sclerosis victim
Brice Miller of 2111 N Sth Ave E Newton, a former Maytag worker and MS patient, benefits from Easter Seal Society support. Under Jasper County Health Nurses guidance he gains hand controls for his car, training in woodworking and crafts, wheelchairs, and participation in homebound sales that return full profits to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easter Seal Society
Brice Miller
N. Sth Avenue E
Newton
Miller
Maytag Company
Floyd Carpenters
Haskins
Newton Daily News
Jasper County Health Nurses
Multiple Sclerosis Society
U.A.W
4 H Clubs March Meeting At Wellman 4 H Maidens
The Wellman 4 H Maidens met at Vicki Leitsinger home at 7 p m with Deanna Bohr leading the pledge and Tammy Car assigning the 4 H flag. New members Karen and Jeanette Shaffer joined. Four girls were chosen to attend an April Saturday meeting in Washington to bring back clothing styling ideas. A May 28 jail and local sites visit in Sigourney was planned. Talks on sewing and hair styling were given by several members and Sandy Schauf provided hair grooming. A March workshop at the Mennonite Church featured a chili dinner and a sewing project for hospital gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicki Leitsinger
Deanna Bohr
Tammy Carroll
Karen
Jeanette Shaffer
Washington
Lynn Seaba
Neva Troyer
Julie Fisher
Sigourney
Jenny Fisher
Debra Stewart
Sandy Schauf
Mennonite Church
Barnard Says SA Doctors Would Let Patients Die
Dr Christiaan Barnard asserted in Cape Town that South African doctors were ready to allow terminal cardiac patients to die rather than refer them for heart transplant operations, raising ethical questions about access to transplants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Cape Town
South Africa
UPI
Christiaan Barnard
Former drug addict speaks to guardsmen on abuse and deterrents
Chuck Pleasant, a former addict now director of the Northeast Drug Abuse Program, addressed National Guard trainees about his addiction origin, boxing career, and jail time. He argued death penalty lacks deterrence, supports harsh penalties for drugs, and notes marijuana may share life style risks.
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Toxmateurcat Company
National Guard
Chuck Pleasant
Pleasant
United States
France
Australia
San Quentin
Folsom
Rhubarb crop late but salvageable after frost
Last week's frosts damaged early budding fruit trees vines and ornamentals. Rhubarb is thinner than usual with damaged stems and leaves. trim to remove affected areas and expect new growth to supply pies. Flowering crabs magnolias and raspberries may have reduced new growth this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Frier
Frier
ISU reports higher earnings for quarter
Iowa Southern Utilities Company held its annual meeting noting first quarter electric revenues rose to 7.3 million dollars, up 8 percent, and gas revenues to 4.3 million, up 4 percent. First quarter net income per share was 1.05 dollars, up seven cents from a year earlier.
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Centerville
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Robert F. Brewer
C. Evan Parks
Robert E. Rich
George S. Beuckman
Heil Co
Burlington
Iowa
Arnold E Peters
Jasper County Savings Bank
Newton
Max von Schrader
Union Bank and Trust Co
Ottumwa
Dwight D. Vredenburg
Hy-Vee Food Stores, Inc
Chariton
VFW Auxiliary Brings Music to Iowa City VA Hospital
The local VFW Auxiliary sponsored entertainment at the Iowa City VA Hospital on Monday evening. A trio George Kimmel Clarence Zieglowsky and Bob Applegate performed violin accordion and electric guitar and took requests. They served 90 dozen cookies with punch to hospital guests. Attendees included Auxiliary president Mrs Francis Reed along with Erma Metzger Georgia Kelsey Mary Hayes Freda Kelsey Marilyn Darbyshire Elizabeth Hazelett and several couples.
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VFW
Iowa City
George Kimmel
Clarence Zieglowsky
Bob Applegate
Francis Reed
Erma Metzger
Georgia Kelsey
Mary Hayes
Freda Kelsey
Marilyn Darbyshire
Elizabeth Hazelett
H J Club Postpones Meeting A Week To April 26
Local brief notes a pre Easter visit by Kenosha residents Mr and Mrs Henry McCarthy and family to Mrs Bernard McCarthy. Also James Van Est and family of Wapello welcome son Darin Joseph born April 14 at Washington County Hospital weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces to Charlene Johnson and James Van Est. Grandparents listed. Johnson family helping in Wapello with three older brothers Gene David and Lance awaiting the baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McCarthy
Jon
Diane
Maureen
Ruth
Kevin
Susan
Allen
Kenosha
Wis
Bernard McCarthy
James van Est
Wapello
Darin Joseph
Washington County Hospital
Charlene Johnson
Charles Johnson
Washington
Harry J. van Est
Muscatine
Johnson
Gene
David
Lance
Porkettes teach pork basics to advanced foods class
Wilfred McCreedy representing the Washington County Porkettes spoke to an advanced foods class and a home economics class on Monday. They covered selection buying storage nutrition and cooking methods with demonstrations on broiling smoked chops and pork steaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Kein Horn
Ana Irs
Wifred McCreedy
Washington County
Porkettes
Green Thumb Fair date set for May 17
The Green Thumb Fair sponsored by the Civic Improvement Program committee of the Fortnightly Club is scheduled for Thursday May 17. The sale will be at the former Richard George Beauty Salon location two doors east of the National Bank. Club members and others are urged to repot plants this spring for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Improvement Program
CIP
General
Richard George
National Bank
Assembly of God marks tenth anniversary in town
The first Assembly of God church in Washington plans a June 13 celebration for its tenth year. Pastor Phil Kaufman of 107 South 15th Avenue says former pastors E L Aubuchon of Sparta Illinois and Rev William Kruger of Le Claire Iowa will speak. Rev Stanton Johnson of the Assemblies of God in Iowa will speak Sunday morning. A potluck supper and beard contest are planned for Saturday evening as part of the three day gathering.
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Assembly of God Chuch
Washington
Phil Kaufman
South 15Th Avenue
E.L Aubuchon
Sparta
Ill
William Kruger
le Claire
Iowa
Stanton Johnson
Assemblies of God In
Washington Iowa newspaper subscription and staff listing
Publication data for the Washington Iowa paper shows offices at 111 North Marion Ave with staff including David Elder as president editor and business manager Shannon vice president ing director Charles Morris managing editor Robert Shaffer and Leonard Llewellyn production. Rates list 50 cents weekly in Washington and various annual mail options outside and within trade areas with different monthly terms.
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North Marion Ave
Washington
Iowa
Elder, Shannon & Co., Inc
United Press International
Inland Daily Press Assn
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Iowa Press Assn
Audit Bureau of Circulation
David Elder
Im Shannon
Ing
Charles Morris
Robert Shaffer
Leonard Llewellyn
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Patsy Porter
YMCA
Marge Koehler
Susan Fulton
Crawfordsville
Journal
ISU
Hussein
Amman
API
Happy Nest
Wolf's Flower Shop
leWaey Tel
Toa
East Side Sq
Sears
East Washington
H.J. Club
Frigidaire
PGE
Assembly of God
Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Benjamin Moore
Osincup's
Westinghouse
Pucci
Imilio Pucci
Erves
Southern Utilities Company
South Side Square
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