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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1964

Page

7

Daylight time debate eases in Iowa households

A swing to fast time across most of Iowa reduced controversy this year. Governors and officials pushed for uniform schedules, while farmers faced dew delays and longer evenings. The shift drew mixed reactions from urban riders to rural families, with notable support from golf and Little League communities and concerns about farm operations and safety.

Iowa Mississippi River Missouri River Washington Ainsworth Winfield West Chester Des Moines Washington County Altho Nebraska

Mrs Nina Smith Visits Fairfield Headlines Prairie Flower News

Mrs Nina Smith visits Fairfield to dine with her daughter Mrs Clayde Cornick. Mr Jerry Mottet and son of Iowa City drive her home. Harold Crossett of Rock Island chats with the correspondent. Father and Son banquet set at Prairie Flower Baptist Church. Ladies plan a trip to Yar mouth for missionary fellowship. Jerry Patterson in University Hospital Iowa City critically ill. He is son of Milo and Mrs Patterson.

Marguerite Hering Prairie Flower Nina Smith Clayde Cornick Fairfield Jerry Mottet Iowa City Smith Harold Crossett Rocksland Father and Son Prairie Flower Baptist Church Yarmouth Jerry Patterson University Hospital Milo Paterson

Crawford township farm women meet in Crawfordsville

Fifteen members attended the April meeting of the Crawford Township Farm Bureau Women at Mrs. Howard Andersons home in Crawfordsville April 25. Guests included Mrs. Donald Sands and three children. Plans were made to cooperate with the Country Belles for the 125th anniversary and to hold the Farm Bureau Picnic and the Rave Contest.

Vivian Wells Crawfordsville Crawford Township Farm Bureau Howard Anderson Donald Sands Delbert Lewis Country Belles Haydn Thomas Know Your Farm Bureau Merle Twinam Myral Smith Geo. Dare

Denver visitors share West Chester week with friends

Denver residents Mrs. Roy Stott and Judy, visiting from Denver, Colorado, stayed with local families including the Bauers and Petersens in West Chester. Judy works as a nurse at St. Joseph's hospital in Denver.

Denver W. Chester West Chester Roy Stott Day Juay Colorado Stott Earl Atwood Roy Bauer Esther Booth Clark Bauer Peterson Washington Eldin Bauer Judy St. Joseph's Hospital Zeno Aller Wellman Walter Duvall Des Moines Duvall Washington County John Wesley Joe Bauer Wallace Kinzler Leonard Brinning Mercy Hospital Iowa City

Wayland Socials Chronicle Large Family Gatherings and News

Wayland community notes a weekend of visits and hospitality as Donna Roth hosts her Colorado guests Ellan Easly and relatives. Families share open houses for anniversaries and birthdays, while local members attend Circle meetings, church events, and a pre-nuptial courtesy for Shirley Wyse. Several residents travel to Kidron Ohio for conference activities and visit relatives in Dalton Iowa and Rock Island. Twin sons born to Mr and Mrs O'Dell of Mt. Pleasant highlighted by local family connections.

Wayland Donna Roth Ellan Easly Woodland Park Colo Donna Levi Roth Harold Bee Colorado Roth David Edward James Roth George Brooksess WSCS Circle Clarence Shumaker Wade Huffman Southern Asia Harsid Rixe Kenneth Peterson Warren Schlatter W. H. Boekelman Omer Nisley Jolene Rin Ver Larry Roth Doug Dalton Ohio George Nussbaum Charles O'Dell Mt. Pleasant Thomas Timothy Floyd Carter Town City Eliz Pink James Lawenberger Parkview Home Maxine Kephart Near Wyman Shirley Wyse Joe Gowey Vernon Wyse Mabel Witting Grace Eicher Emma, Wyse Lydia Roth PJ. Roth W.R. Davison Mel Clark W. H Neff A.C. Wenger Paul Strickfaden P.P. Graber Katie Roth Shirley

Mrs. Wehrle Is Wellman Honoree At Birthday Supper

Community notes from Wellman April 23 recount a birthday supper in Capper s Cafe honoring Mrs. Elizabeth Wehrle with guests singing happy birthday. Local residents listed include Lorain James Edna Bleumenstein Tresa Yoder Emma Millice Ethyl Rugg and others.

C. B. Godber Wellman Cappers Cafe Elizabeth Wehrle Mrs. Wehrle Lorain James Edna Bleumenstein Tresa Yoder Emma Millice Ethyl Rugg Gertrude Mid Prairie Parents and Boosters Club Mid Prairie Dale Williams Ames Harold Furman Cedar Rapids Walter Furman Earl Josten Jen Williams Iowa Mt. Pleasant Raymond Drisco

Fuhr Visits Highlight Family Return to Cedar Township

Mr and Mrs Glen Fuhr returned home after visiting their son Doug Fuhr and grandson Matt. Also noted are visits by W C Robertson and Clark Bauer families, and a Sunday dinner at the Bauers. Prairie Flower Church hosted Evangelist and Gospel Artist meetings with good crowds. Howard McCall visited George Paul at Florence Hights Village Rest Home in Omaha, Nebraska.

Iowa J. M. Hayes Morning Sun Iowa Farm Bureau St. Ambrose College Davenport Leopoldo Munoz Jose Liana Cuba Tomas Rodrigues Panama Rafael Garcia Paul Oberman Atalissa F.M. Seamer Moscow Chad James West Liberty Henry County Vel Caulker Liberia Muscatine Community College Harold Meyer Wayland Lloyd Enke Cedar Township Glen Fuhr Doug Fuhr Matt Grandpa Grandma W.C. Robertson Clark Bauer Robert Gillespie Batavia Kenneth Bauer Todd Prairie Flower Church Howard McCall

Neighborhood Notes and Farming Updates in Wapello

Meyer. Montie, Mark and Mel Odie of Wapello were Sunday afternoon and supper guests in our home. Mrs Everseymer is a niece of mine. The farmers are getting along real good in our neighborhood. There are a few who still have plowing to do. Some oats are coming up. We were quite thankful for those good rains. The ladies gardens are coming along real well. Everybody is real busy and news is rather hard to get. To conserve food nutrients during cooking keep the lid tight during cooking. A lid that hits tightly prevents steam from escaping and permits cooking with a minimum of water.

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