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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1973

Page

8

Preserve Winter Bouquets From Summer Blooms

Iowa State University extension specialist Lois Warme explains inexpensive methods to dry and preserve flowers and foliage. Air drying large grasses, glycerine preservation for laurel and holly, pressing delicate blooms, and using drying media like borax or cornstarch keep colors bright for year round displays.

Lois Warme Iowa State University

Market cattle and hogs mixed as receipts noted in Des Moines report

Live stock in Joliet and Des Moines markets show cattle mostly steady to higher for steers and heifers with prime grades bidding strong. Hogs rise 25 to 50 cents with varied weights and classifications. Des Moines trade active with butchers steady and sow values mixed across weight ranges. Estimated receipts noted for Monday and prior week comparisons.

Joliet, Ill UPI Des Moines Iowa Minnesota U.S

Mrs Hadley of Richland Dies at 76 in Richland

Mrs Lawrence Hadley 76 died unexpectedly at 8 30 a m at her Richland home. Funeral arrangements are pending at Gould Funeral Home. Born Mildred Brown April 30 1898 in Richland she married Lawrence Hadley in 1921 and lived there their whole lives. Surviving are her husband three sons Keith Charles City Kenneth Audubon Duane Montgomery Ala 13 grandchildren a brother Leonard Brown Burlington. A sister Hattie Neece preceded her in death.

Richland Lawrence Radley Gould Mildred Brown Julius Mary Josephine Morrow Brown Lawrence Hadley Woolson Friends Church Keith Charles City Kenneth Audubon Duane Montgomery Ala Leonard Brown Burlington Hattie Neece

Army Private Richardson Completes Medical Corpsman Course

Army Private Stanley A. Richardson, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Harry M Reese of Crawfordsville Iowa, completed an eight week medical corpsman course at Fort Sam Houston Texas. The program trains in patient care and treatment duties in combat areas and medical facilities and instruction in transport of the sick and wounded by ground air or water.

FT. Sam Houston Tex Army Stanley A. Richardson Harry M. Reese Crawfordsville Iowa U.S. Army Medical Training Center

Traffic Crash at Highways 1 92 Leaves Two Cars Damaged

A Thursday around 10:30 a.m. collision at the intersection of highways 1 and 92 caused about 1200 dollars in damage to two vehicles. Ida F. Yoder of rural Wellman collided with Lawrence M. Detweiler of rural Parnell after a truck ahead halted, obstructing view. Detweiler faces a charge for driving with an invalid license. In a separate incident on South Iowa Avenue near Cemetery Road, Robert Hal Cohee of route 2 Washington lost control, crossing lawns and taking down a utility pole and signs. Car damage estimated at 600 dollars. police filed charges for failure to maintain control.

Ida F. Yoder Wellman Lawrence M. Detweiler Parnell Detweiler Robert Hal Cohee Route Washington Iowa Avenue Cemetery Road

Mrs McClurg Dies in Keosauqua Area

Mrs Edker McClurg died after illness while visiting in Douds and being taken to a Keosauqua hospital. Funeral services are at Gould Funeral Home in Richland. She was born November 12, 1904 in Rubio, daughter of William A Hill and Elena Hill. Survived by son Terry of Brighton, four sisters and two brothers. husband and a brother preceded her in death.

Richland Edker McClurg Douds Keosauqua Gould Funeral Home McClurg Rubio William A. Hill Elena Harper Hill Fairfield Terry Brighton Eliza McClurg Cora Ingle Davenport Eva Denison Ottumwa Mettie Walters George Hill Bettendorf Robert

Sanger and Stover Win Feature Races at Oskaloosa Fair

Sanger of Waterloo and Stan Stover of Reinbeck prevailed in feature races at the Southern Iowa Fair in Oskaloosa on August 1 and 2. Sanger edged Verlin Baker in a tight finale as six red flags and four other stoppages marred the main event. Stover led from lap seven to win his first of the season as all 12 cars crowded the finish with McDonough second and Eaker third.

Sanger Waterloo Stan Stover Reinbeck Oskaloosa Verlin Baker Cedar Rapids Bill Zwanziger Curt Hansen Stover

Couples two ball golf tourney set for August

A couples two ball golf tournament and steak fry is planned Tuesday evening at the Washington Country Club. Golfers will tee off at 5 p.m. Those joining the steak fry should bring their own steaks while other food will be provided.

Washington Country Club

On the Record New Cars

Readable items list individuals and brands linked to vehicles and machinery including Ford Truck Chevrolet Truck Kawasaki Motorcycle Dodge Honda Motorcycle Volkswagen Yamaha Motorcycle and Chevrolet Truck with associated names and households. The fragment mentions Farmers Mutual Insurance Boaune and several couple names.

Frank Burton Kleese Ford Cloyce W. Tinnes Chevrolet Patterson Seed and Supply Barbara L. van Draska Kawasaki Kathleen Ann Kiene Dodge Cleo Fern Berg Honda Dennis Dean Miller Volkswagen Paul W. Yoder Yamaha Carl Roberts Russell Dean Flory Farmers Mutual Insurance Walter Esther Bennett Mahlon Delores Ichty Buick Max A Edith

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