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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1967

Page

7

Costs rise but college still worth it for middle income families

The piece argues rising college costs are real but a degree remains valuable, with graduates earning about 65 percent more than high school grads. It cites Margolius and his table on saving ahead of time, outlines costs, and suggests early planning, scholarships, and local or two year colleges as cost saving strategies. It notes the shift toward need-based aid, CSS scholarships, and various funding sources, plus options like education savings, mutual funds, and educational insurance, advocating early start and local study to cut expenses.

New York UPI Consumer Matters the Committee Margolius U.S. Office of Education Princeton N.J Berkeley Calif PTA Fraternal Socier

Visit Keota area families and social events listed

Keota area residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harding and children of Story City with Kathy Harding spending the week with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Holmes. Other guests included the Hagist family in celebration of Richard and Stella Hagist’s 35th anniversary and callers from Battle Creek Michigan. Various civic and church group activities were noted, including the Women’s Society of Christian Service breakfast, Sunnyside Pinochle club gathering, and the Industrious Club annual picnic at Keota Park with multiple families in attendance.

Keota Joe Harding Story City Kenneth Holmes Kathy Harding Richard Hagist Battlecreek Michigan Niagara Falls Jack Hagist Richard and Stellas Nettie Bishop Ida Nickell Wellman Kentucky Keith Herr Mercy Hospital Iowa City Greg Dill Redding California Stoner Sigourney Harold McConnell McConnell Ed Miller Ainsworth Dick Norenbergs Jim Flanders Arnolds Park Earl Chambers George Chambers Womens Society of Christian Service Kathryn Tadlock Dorothy Davis Helen K. Stoutner School of Missions Des Moines Eva Greiner Mary Statler University Hospital Betty Shaw Webster Sunnyside Stella Hagist Ruth Snakenberg Dorothy

Mail Robbers Nab Three in Largest U.S. Cash Heist

Three suspects were arrested in connection with a Plymouth mail robbery worth 1.5 billion dollars, described as the nation’s largest cash heist. Arrestees include Thomas Richards of Weymouth Massachusetts aged 41, Patricia Diaferio aged 32 mother of four, and John J. Kelley aged 41.

Plymouth Thomas Richards Weymouth Mass Patricia Diaferio John J. Kelley

Funeral Attendees Gather for Mrs Gretter’s Service

Keota August report lists relatives from Wren Mississippi St Charles Missouri Santa Barbara California Riverside California Blairstown Waterloo Williamsburg Van Horn leading attendees at the funeral for Margaret Gretter of Harper held at St Elizabeths church in Harper. Also notes visits by Richardsons Thrapps Zehrs Churchman and others plus trips to Mt Pleasant Iris Courts and Black Hills vacation plans.

Austin Zehr Keota Duane Churchman Carlisle Black Hills Earl Herr Herb Huber Cedar Rapids California Phil Wilhelm Daisy Chambers Carl Hardin Raymondsville Missouri Leonard Sonday Roger Greiner Bill Shannon Madison Wisconsin Ed Shannon

Corn rootworm in Eastern Iowa shows high beetle counts

Extension Leader Vivian Jennings says about 95 percent of Eastern Iowa corn has pollinated and is safe from rootworm damage. Last week beetle populations were high in some areas, with resistance to aldrin and heptachlor prompting a move to organophosphate or carbamate insecticides and crop rotation beyond May 15 planting.

Iowa Vivan Jennings Jennings

Fairfield Weekend Visits and Community Notes

Sharon Ogden visited Fairfield with her mother Mrs. Wesley Parsons on the weekend of July 29. The Barquists and Widmers shared Sunday dinner, with barbecued generosity as the party added to the meal. Linda Widmer, Maid of Honor at Dianne Widmer and Larry Black’s wedding, has moved to an apartment in Ft Wayne and works at Hutner’s. A noble creek corn tassel provides a scenic backdrop for travelers along the south edge. Reverend Daniel Graber of Cassopolis spoke at Eichar church on July 30.

Linda Widmer Oakdale Dianne Widmer Larry Black Ft. Wayne Ind Hutner Noble Daniel Graber Cassapolis Mich Eicher

Confidence Good for the Driver in Early 20th Century Advice

Boston dispatch notes a 1917 The New England Motorist article by a woman labeled “A Woman Driver” who urges women to overcome fear and build confidence in driving. She argues driving is a state of mind and mastering car mechanics reduces emergencies, though fear can still paralyze action.

New England Motorist The Automobile Legal Association ALA

Aug meeting of United Women's Fellowship notes

Aug meeting of the United Women s Fellowship of the United Christian and Baptist Church was led by Mrs. Lewis Belcher with 27 attending. A service committee report announced an August 9 all day work meeting at the church with sack lunch. The group discussed needs in the Mississippi delta for used clothing, school supplies, shoes, and seeds and action was taken to send items. Other items include a pre nuptial shower for Claudia Shaver and Judy Heath on August 16, and an evening program titled A Woman with a Will featuring Attorney Griffiths. Relatives held a picnic at Town City park Monday evening with many families in attendance. Several families plan vacations and a list of attendees is noted.

Mt. Pleasant Johnny Leichty Henry and Leonard Leichty Sandra Widmer Camp Friedenswald Cassapolis Mich Richard Edith Louie Bohn Kalona United Women’s Fellowship of the United Christian and Baptist Church Lewis Belcher Gerald Teets Service Committee Mississippi Delta Baptist Convention Mason City Earl Fry Claudia Shaver Judy Heath

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Sidney Margolus Public Affairs Committee Milwaukee Wisconsin National Guardsmen Joe Hardings Keota Guests Mrs. Boyd Sanders Keota Park Jim Bowen Bob Greiner Carol Richardson Donnie Sieren Clarence Aller Ron Shafer Walter Fisher Cloyce Statler Watertown Boston F. Lee Bailey UPI Telephoto Sharon Ogden Fairfield Mrs. Henry Yoder Geo. J. Breitenbach Real Estate & Farm Loans Washington, Iowa Louis J. Kehoe Jeffry Livingston, Day, Meeker & Bates Robert Day Everett Meeker Robert Bates South Ave John C. Owen West Washington South Side Square Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main M. L. Tweeton North Marion P. L. Etter Osteopathic Vennis the Menace By Hank Ketcham Delta Mrs. Eugene Way Lyle Fry Attorney Griffiths John Woodin Ivan Alt Sylvia Gingerich George E. Fry Mary Swartzendruber Dan Graber John Eldon Gingerich Alvin Kemp Richard Miller Weldon Nisly Ford Skola Jan Sue Ann Washington Usc County Committee CCU United States Department of Agriculture Brighton Crawfordsville Dickinson Butler—steel West Chester Edwards—steel ASCS William K. Day Washington
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