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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1971

Page

7

State parks lure campers as spring arrives in Iowa

Des Moines report notes 11 415 918 park visitors in 1970 a near quadruple of population with a 6 5 percent rise from 1969. June through August peak season with 64 parks offering facilities for outdoor recreation. New parks Elk Rock Honey Creek added, Lake Macbride tops visits with 1 059 060 total and 92 684 campers. Rock Creek and Geode State parks feature lakes, camping, boating and fishing. Goode and Lake Ahquabi offer trails beaches and cabins.

Barb Bengsto Drake University Des Moines Towa State Parks Towa Parks Division Town Conservation Commission Red Haw Lake Chariton Lucas County U.S. Highway 34 Nine Eagles State Park Davis’ City Decatur County Elk Rock Honey Creek Lk Rock Marion County Knoxville Honey Creek State Park Appanoose County Moravia Rathbun Lake Macbride Johnson County Solon Rock Creek Jasper County Geode State Park Goode State Park Henry County New London Lake Ahquabi Warren County Indianola

Life in the 1980s: promise of bigger wallets and more leisure

UPI reports from the Management Research Center at the University of Rochester project a brighter 1980s. Median family income may rise over 50 percent to surpass 10 000 with one in three households earning at least 15 000. Work weeks shrink toward 36 hours as employer benefits expand, and edible packaging and prepared foods cut meal prep time.

Dean C. Miller UPI New York Lincoln First Banks Inc Rochester America Management Research Center University of Rochester New York City U.S

Wellman area social and church notices April events

Lyle Millers guests of Wellman April 20. Sunday visitors at Paul Wise home include Mr and Mrs Lyle Miller and child. Fir Baptist Church Ottumwa hosts East Area III meeting via Bringman. Marie Van Dorn returns from Mason City after two weeks with Elmer and Mrs Weers. Emma Millice hosts supper for Blumenstein Johnson Rowe You eleeted at Wellman Mennonite Church Ruth Miller and Marjorie Yoder join committees. Brahms Requiem to be performed by Mid Prairie Community Choir at Sugar Creek Church Wayland. Mennonite vote approves Pleaantview Home expansion Kalona by 91 percent. Financial plans for June. Chase Millice visits near West Branch. Ray Helmer and daughter host in Iowa City. Town Nebraska WMA spring meeting at Sugar Creek Mennonite Church Wayland “Women as Peacemakers” speaker Larte C. Good. Irvin Goodwin hosts Raymond Horn Gibson and others in Ft Madison and Iowa City. Opal Bickford very low in Shenk Nursing Home.

Thomas Johnson Lida Rowe Tress You Wellman Mennonite Church Ruth Miller Marjorie Yoder Mid-Prairie Community Choir Sugar Creek Wayland Kalona Financial Committee Gina Financial Ve Rand Chase Millice Ray Helmer Iowa City Town-Nebraska WMA Sugar Creek Mennonite Church Larte C. Goods Irvin Goodwin Raymond Horn Gibson Cleo McMains Deep River Joe Bowen Nichelle Ft. Madison Francis Horn Opal Bickford Shenk Nursing Mary M. Temple Keota Carl Walton Ellis Walton Sigourney Maude Walton Hazel Hicks Maude Town City Frank B. Peiffer LeRoy Peiffer

Heisdorffers honored by ReOrA club on silver anniversary

April events describe Mrs Ma tie Greiner visiting Lenard Heisdorffer home in Steourney. Scatterzood Club members and husbands surprised the couple with refreshments and a silver anniversary gift. The Heisdorffers, joined by Marie Greiner, later visited Arnold Heisdorffer in Hiawatha and Dennis Sterret in Marengo before returning home. Other items note hospital discharge and a dean list student at Iowa State University, plus birth announcements and Sunday visits among local families.

Reora Matie Greiner Lenard Heisdorffer Steourney Heisdorffers Heisdorffer Marie Greiner Arnold Heisdorffer Hiawatha Marengo Dennis Sterret

Keota FFA honors at annual Parent and Son Banquet

Keota chapter of the Future Farmers of America held its annual Parent and Son Banquet at the Presbyterian Church. Recipients included Kevin Greiner Randy Richardson Bob Kompser and others receiving livestock production awards Star Green Hand Award Star Chapter Farmer and DeKalb Award. Debbie Conrad won a Pride Essay Award and Kevin Altenhofen joined several others with scholarships and junior senior honors.

Keota Apri Future Farmers of America Presbyterian Church Kevin Greiner Randy Richardson Bob Kompser Bob George Jeff ‘Temple Joe Sicten James Bell Kevin Altenhofen DeKalb Cheryl Walter Susan McInerney Melody Northup Carol Bayliss Robert Adams Gary ABC

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