Record Fair auction sets new top prices for sheep and beef
At the Washington County Fair on Thursday buyers crowded the auction ring as market sheep and market beef brought record top prices. The sale drew a long list of buyers from multiple towns and ranches including Wapello Livestock Auction, Wayland Sale Barn, Kalona Sale Barn, Keota, Washington, Riverside, Kalona, and others, with numerous banks and feed suppliers among participants.
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Washington County
C. & J. Fertilizer
Olds
Grant Walker
Washington
Feeders Supply
Riverside
Ainsworth State Bank
Smylie Haupert Livestock
Columbus Junction
Peoples Trust & Savings of
Unkrich Feed and Grain of
Eddie Edwards
Brighton
Bud Trier Livestock
Keota
Ray Fritz
Hawkeye Crop’ Service
Exporter Elevator
Hy-Vee
Moorman’s
Wellman Oil Co
Jarrard Feed
Wapello Sales Co
Farmers Savings Bank of
Wayland State Bank
English River
Kalona
B. D
Cassens Mill
Midway Oil
Dickel's
Crooked Creek Cyclones win market beef showmanship trophy
Matt Kiene of the Crooked Creek Cyclones wins the best in market beef showmanship at the Washington County Fair. Other ribbons awarded to Purple entries Eric Graber Regina Richardson Jeff Suter Jim Schneider Grant Walker Janice Schneider Nancy Mineart Mike Schneider Alan Richardson Blue entries Todd Meyer Kirk Soukup Tom Horn Nancy Walker Jamie Robison Deanna Bohr Denise Bohr. In team judging Riverside Ramblers led by Darrell Steele named best herd. Chicagua led by Jim Scheeler second. Washington Hustlers Harry Walker third. Jackson Boys Tom Horn fourth. Crooked Creek Cyclones Eric Graber fifth. Highlanders Patty Holmes as herdsperson sixth.
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Matt Kiene
Crooked Creek Cyclones
Washington County
Eric Graber
Regina Richardson
Jeff Suter
Jim Schneider
Grant Walker
Janice Schneider
Nancy Mineart
Mike Schneider
Alan Richardson
Todd Meyer
Kirk Soukup
Tom Horn
Nancy Walker
Jamie Robison
Deanna Bohr
Denise Bohr
Riverside Ramblers
Darrell Steele
Chicagua
Jim Scheeler
Washington Hustlers
Harry Walker
Jackson Boys
Highlanders
Patty Holmes
Dunton Engages Voters at Washington County Fair Booth
State Representative Keith Dunton met voters at the Democratic exhibit after discussions with constituents in Crawfordsville Brighton and Washington. The fair featured a JFK drawing where Washington won a movie camera set. Local supporters Elmer Schneider Louise Wehr Islea Schulty Alma Brinning Nadine Hammen Larry Robison Wanda Smith Sara Robison and Rosemary Elliott greeted friends at the booth.
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Randi Dunnar
Washington
Keith Dunton
Keokuk
Crawfordsville
Brighton
Elmer Schneider
Louise Wehr
Islea Schulty
Alma Brinning
Nadine Hammen
Larry Robison
Wanda Smith
Sara Robison
Rosemary Elliott
Morrison, Morrison and Lloyd Directory Listing
Edmund D. Morrison Jr. and James E. Lloyd are lawyers practicing at 211 West Washington St. Phone 653-5431.
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Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
County Fair Beef Heifer Champions Named Washington County
Beef heifers judged at the Washington County Fair with multiple breed winners. Hereford Champion Kirk Soukup and Reserve Deanna Bohr headlined the event, followed by breed blue and red awards across Hereford Shorthorn Angus and crossbred classes noting numerous exhibitors.
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Washington County
Kirk Soukup
Deanna Bohr
Denise Bohr
Brad Soukup
Russ Peiffer
Scott Schnicker
Grant Walker Wins 4-H Barrel Race at County Fair
Grant Walker won the barrel race for 4-H club horsemen at the county fair. Dennis Ginkens finished second and Doug Shaffer third. Other blue ribbon winners included Bill Vincent Pam Jones and Tom Whelan.
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Grant Walker
Dennis Ginkens
Doug Shaffer
Bill Vincent
Pam Jones
Tom Whelan
Funeral rites for Amos Stout held at United Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for Amos Stout were conducted Thursday at the United Presbyterian Church with Rev. LeRoy Selby officiating. Casketbearers were Paul McNeill Ken Rich Stephen Rich Phillip Rich Donald Bray Paul Johnson. Honorary casketbearers included Stephen McNeill Russell Clayton Emery Gingerich Charles Watson and Jerry Rockwell. Burial followed at Hillcrest Cemetery. Jones Funeral Home oversaw arrangements.
Wayland Class Reunions Highlight Washington Events
Wayland High School class of 1943 held its 30 year reunion at the Captain's Table in Washington. Notables included master of ceremonies Max Wyse and letters from several former students. Also noted were July birthday celebrations, attendance by extended family, and plans for the next reunion in five years with updates on local church history and community activities.
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Waunita Magdefray
Wayland
Wayland High School
Washington
Marlin Wyse
Richard Kaufman
Max Arbogast
Dorothy (Graber) Tidwell
Opal (Stone) Gardner
Mary Ruth
Hulme
Hulme) Seberg, Lorene (Monson) Milsap, Annette (Schrock) Martin
Willard Conrad
Duane Wittmer
Edward Gugel
Ezra Gugel
Homer
Berniece Farmer
Harry
Loraine) Suter
Max
Bernice Graber) Roth
Kenneth
Betty Wyse) Farrier
Edwin Swartzendruber
Marlin
Aldine Eichelberger
Wyse
Laura McAmallen
San Luis
Calif
George Doolittle
Fresno
McAmelien
Sarah Warren
Doolittle
John Schrock
Pam
Elmer Schrock
Dennis Blosser
Laura Blosser
Sunset Park
Ellen Clark
Arley Beese
David Wenger
A.W. Eichelberger
LaVerne Blosser
Arthur Davison
Roger Wyse
Capitol Building
Orie Miller
Manita
Ill
Glen Graber
Indonesia
Henry DeMent
Aurora
Harry Gardner II
Myrtle Freyenberger
Toledo
Everette Westen
Wilma Richard
Archie Kaufman
Bernard Payne
Kenneth Davison
Robert Leichty
George Boller
Iowa City
Warren Graber
Pleasant
Bloomfield
Louis Gugel
Kalona
Earl Bachman
Freida Bachman
Crawfordsville
John Dill Hulme
Olds
Paul Miller
Frances Alliman
Orval Miller
Grace Witting
Richard Shively
Denver
Colo
Ruth (Boshart) Goldsmith
San Ana
Grace
Ruth) Yutzi
International Falls
Minn
Jane
Berkshire) Haberman
Tama
Marian
Swan) Aurit
Omstead Falls
Ohio
Virgil Graber
Goshen
Ind
Don Hensley
Burlington
John Ellis
Indianola
John Sanders
Claude Laudenslayer
San Jose
Mac Clark
Orlin Frey
Clayton Widmer
Everett Westen
Allen Wenger
Arch Huston
Edna DeVarmen
Marjorie Duncan
Winfield
Duncan
Ollie Hibbet
Huston
Joe Beachy
Kimberly Jo Kropf
Woodburn
Oregon
Rich Kropf
Ron
Wayne Beachy
Colorado Springs
Linda Beachy
Blue Diamond
Kentucky
Elmer Earnest
Coralville
Orie G. Roth
Ray Imhoff
Ft. Wayne
Beachy
Freida Freyenberger
Mary
Albuquerque
New Mexico
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Robert Webb
Ft Collins
Kay
Jerry Franzi
Wayne Freyenberger
Petersburg
Stan
Ghana
Jim Hochstetler
Deana
Ledru
Larry Herford
Freyenberger
Delmar Larsen
Kimberly
Yipslanti
Mich
Warren Bergh
Bergh
Florence Bergh
Creston
Jacob Conrad
Son Dale
Ida Conrad
Murray Reeser
Mendota
Raymond Rich
George Unkrich
Rich
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
John Baldoster
Henry County Memorial Hospital
Henry Reschly
Mercy Hospital
Sunshine
Sugar Creek Church
the Frontier
Ervin Reschly
Ezra Freyenberger
Ralph Wenger
Glen Reschly
Simon Leichty
Lester Roth
Henry Widmer
Ivan Yoder
Aldine Meyer
Lloyd Roth
Scouts of Troop 242 Honor Summer At Court of Honor
Scouts of Troop 242 received merit badges and rank awards at a summer court of honor marking the troop’s season end. Several courses in environment science emergency preparedness first aid rowing and canoeing will run. survival camps begin after prep work with many Scouts earning cook camping hiking swimming and conservation merit badges and several ranks.
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Scott Kelley
Scott Craig
Mike Malone
Andy Marshall
Drew Letcher
Brad Neil
Jim Dean
John Pearson
Bill Baker
Nigel Ray
Mark Waltman
Mark Mellinger
Mark Jeffries
Randy Tisor
Rick Miller
Dan Bruegge
Bill Tisor
Lyle Hanson
Jeff King
Tom Schneider
Kevin Secrest
Phil Garton
Chris Hagemeier
Jerry Westen
Tony Lloyd
Joe McKowan
Tim Banks
Bob Romine
Stacy Bandy
Jeff Reighard
Dion Goodken
Steve Kerr
Jermier speaks on Iowa football prospects at Rotary meeting
John Jersey Jermier assistant athletic director told Rotary Club Thursday noon that University of Iowa football fortunes look up with 29 freshmen and sophomores likely to return and improve. He said defense was solid last year and offense should improve with spring work. six wins are possible despite opening games against Michigan UCLA and Penn State. The program featured Rev Charles Willming as song leader. guests included Albert Drake and Don Jermier.
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University of Iowa
John
Jermier
Rotary Club
Sophmores
Michigan
U.C.L.A
Penn State
Walt Griffin
Rotary
Charles Willming
U.P
Albert Drake
Mt. Ayr
Iowa
Don Jermier
Washington
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