Death of Thomas Dale Randall longtime McCleery-Cumming executive
Thomas Dale Randall 51 treasurer and plant supervisor for McCleery-Cumming Co died today at Mercy Hospital Town City after a seven week illness. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. Jones Funeral Home Rev Leland Grove officiating burial Grove Cemetery. Born 1922 son of Roy W and Vera M Beenblossom Randall. Surviving wife Ruth Evelyn Lester three children Dale A Randall Washington Candace Talbot North Liberty Kevin L Randall at home one grandson one granddaughter his parents sister Mary Dewis Washington brother Charles Randall Muscatine and several nieces and nephews.
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Thomas Dale Randall
McCleery-Cumming Co
Mercy Hospital
Town City
Jones Funeral
Leland Grove
Im Grove Cemetery
Randall
Roy W
Vera M. Beenblossom Randall
Ruth Evelyn Lester
Christian Church
VEW
Dale A. Randall
Washington
Steve
Candace) Talbot
North Liberty
Kevin L. Randall
Roy Randall
Richard
Mary) Dewis
Charles Randall
Muscatine
Mrs. Aringdale dies at Columbus Junction nursing home
Nettie Lucille Aringdale 89 died Sunday April 9 1973 at Restopia Nursing Home Columbus Junction After a long illness she was born February 20 1884 in rural Columbus Junction daughter of Frank and Lucinda Pierce She married Roy Aringdale April 4 1916 and they farmed before his death in October 1943 Surviving daughter Helen Luella Aringdale and a son Dale preceded in death by a sister and three brothers Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home Columbus Junction Burial Columbus City Cemetery
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Columbus Junction
Nettie Lucille Aringdale
Restopia
Stacy-Lewis
Laroy Anderson
Columbus City
Columbus Gazette Office
Helen Luella Aringdale
Dale
Local youths named Hawkeye Boys State delegates
Ten years ago Rick Bordwell of Washington was named local delegate to Hawkeye Boys State with Dick Eyestone as alternate. Both youths are sons of local residents and will represent their community at the event.
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Rick Bordwell
Richard Bordwell
Washington
Dick Eyestone
Clifford Eyestone
Ralph Welsch dies Sunday at Muscatine
Ralph Albert Welsch, 78, died Sunday April 29 1973 at 7 30 am in his home 607 Liberty Street Muscatine He was a maintenance man at Grain Processing Co He was born at Columbus Junction April 29 1895 and married Gladys McCoy Sept 30 1928 He was a WWI veteran and member of VFW Surviving are sons Billy Ralph Jackie Paul and a daughter Elizabeth Alloway Ruth Dunaway plus 14 grandchildren and several siblings Funeral is Tuesday May 1 at 1 30 pm at Stacy Lewis Funeral Home Columbus Junction
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Columbus Junction
Ralph Albert Welsch
Liberty Street
Muscatine
Stacy Lewis
Paul Hasel
Columbus City Cemetery
Welsch
Grain Processing Co
Arthur
Elizabeth) Alloway
Ruth Heen Dunaway
Cicero
Ill
Harry
Moline
Paul
Violet) Linn
East Moline
George
Donnie) Nixon
Council Bluffs
Ada Townsley
Oregon, Wash
Raid at townhouse shocks two families in NSVILLe
Herbert Giglotto and his wife awoke to 15 armed men in hippie garb breaking into their apartment after 9:30 p.m. They were taken from bed, handcuffed, as a gun was cocked at Giglotto’s head amid reports of a government raid and ensuing court suits.
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Nsville
Herbert Giglotto
Donald Askew
Giglottos
Giglotto
Giglatto
Mrs Marie Dies In Washington County at 87
Marie Wolf Marie 87 lifelong Washington County resident died Saturday April 28 1973 at Washington County Hospital her home at 618 West Main Street funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at St James Catholic Church burial Elm Grove Cemetery prayer service tonight at 8. She was born July 7 1885 daughter of Joseph and Sophia Schilling Wolf married April 16 1907 to William Joseph Marie Sr. and lived in Washington since 1958 Mr Marie died 1967 she was member of St James Church Altar and Rosary Society and Rural Women's Club Surviving brothers Leo and Bernard Wolf sister Ruth Wolf two sons Leo and William J Marie Jr 13 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren. In addition to her husband she was preceded by four sisters one brother one son Leonard one grandson George and one great granddaughter Rita Kay.
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Menzea Mary Wolf Marie
Washington County
Washington County Hospital
West Main Street
St. James Catholic Church
Edward Collins
Elm Grove Cemetery
Marie
Washington
St. James Church
Altar and Rosary Society
Rural Women’s Club
Leo Wolf
Bernard Wolf
Eldon
Ruth Wolf
Leo
William J. Marie Jr
Leonard
George
Rita Kay
Farm hosts sought to host inner city children this summer
About 100 farm families are needed in Cedar Rapids tension area to host city children for one week July 9 15 Sponsored by seven counties in Cedar Rapids tension area and HACAP under Julia Gamon Extension 4-H Leader Children from Cedar Rapids Marion or Iowa City aged 9 to 14 will be selected by Extension Service HACAP or social services and hosted by a farm family The program aims to give children experiences away from home and may involve visits to inner city families later in the summer Applications have been sent to 4 H farm families and others are urged to contact the Extension office before May 15 for an application form Some prior host experiences are cited including four Washington County hosts in 1971 and twelve in 1972 The optional second phase invites a farm host child to visit an inner city family for a week later in the summer
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Cedar Rapids
Julia Gamon
Hawkeye Area
Marion
Iowa City
HACAP
Social Service
Washington County
Gamon
Journal Sale Date Column May 5 Public Auctions Iowa
Public auction listings across Iowa including Keota Wellman Wayland Kalona Wapello Ollie Columbus Junction Middletown and Washington. Auctions cover personal property household goods antiques livestock furniture and farm items with varied start times from 9 to 1 p.m. on different dates.
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Keota
Iowa
Fiona Cady
Wellman
Nell Dorrance
Methodist Church
Wayland
Bertha Shumaker
Kalona Sales Barn
Kalona
Wapetlo Livestock Sales Inc
Wapello
Wayland Sales Co. Inc
Ollie Li
Smylie - Haupert Livestock Co
Columbus Junction
Middletown Auction Sales
Burlington
Washington Lvestock Sales Co
Turner 65 Dies at Veterans Hospital in Iowa City
Gene Turner a 65 year old retired post office employee died Sunday April 29 1973 at the Veterans Hospital in Iowa City after several days of serious illness He was born in Washington April 24 1908 and attended Washington Junior College A longtime athletics fan he volunteered as scorekeeper for Washington High School basketball and helped announce football games He served in the US Navy during World War I Surviving are a sister Mrs Josephine Blakey Yankton SD Two brothers one sister and his parents preceded him in death Funeral services will be Wednesday at 230 pm at Sherman Eden Funeral Home with burial in Elm Grove Cemetery Led by the Rev Fred Penny.
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Turner
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Sherman-Eden
Elm Grove Cemetery
Fred Penny
Mr. Turner
Washington
James V
Ella Jane Hale Turner
Washington Junior College
United States Navy
Josephine Blakey
Yankton
South Dakota
Watergate resignations ripple through Nixon circle
The White House released letters from Kleindienst Haldeman and Ehrlichman resigning over Watergate with Dean remaining, while Haldeman vows full cooperation and public belief in the presidency endures. Pentagon nominates Richardson attorney general as Gray's FBI knockout follows resignations.
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White House
Kleindienst
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Dean
Nixon
Senate Select Committee
Justice Department
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Carl Albert
Congress
Pentagon
Richardson
HEW
Melvin R. Laird
FBI
L. Patrick Gray III
ISU Publishes Swine Ration Guides on High Lysine Corn and Soybeans
Iowa State University Extension swine specialists Palmer Holden and E J Stevermer present two new publications evaluating adding protein to swine rations via high-lysine corn and full-fat home-processed soybeans. They detail ration formulation and include a break-even table for home-processed soybeans across varying corn and soybean meal costs. Copies available at the Washington County Extension office.
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Iowa State University
Iowa State University Extension
Iowa
Palmer Holden
E. J. Stevermer
Washington County
Neu criticizes Iowa lobbyist disclosure rules flaws
Des Moines based Lt. Gov. Arthur Neu says Senate lobbyist disclosure rules need changes to be effective. He cites flaws that negate the intent of disclosure as 400 registered lobbyists report nearly 12000 dollars spent in March, the first month under the rules. The House rejected proposed disclosure rules.
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DES Moines
UPI
Arthur Neu
Iowa Senate
Neu
Senate
House
Markets Livestock Report Des Moines and Joliet
Markets show slow trade and mixed demand across hogs and cattle in Des Moines and Joliet. Iowa hogs 200-230 lb trade 34.00-35.50. Joliet cattle steers steady to 25 higher with high and prime grades 46.75-47.25. hogs 200-225 lb 35.50-36.00 No 1-3 200-250 lb 35.00-35.50. Tuesday receipts cattle 500 hogs 600.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Minnesota
Joliet, Ill
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