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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1964

Page

6

Californians spend week at Jessons

Wellman August 10 Mrs Minnie Lemley and Mr and Mrs John Blum of Ontario California spent a week in the Peter Jesson home in Pulaski. Mrs Aaron Beckler is a patient in Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Eddie Wehrle of Panama California, a former Wellman resident visiting relatives, and Fred Davis and Ginny of Union West Virginia were guests in the Lewis Belcher home. Kathy Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Miller, broke her arm while playing King on the Hill. Onions are described with varieties and growing traits.

Wellman Minnie Lemley John Blum Ontario California Peter Jesson Pulaski Aaron Beckler Mercy Hospital Iowa City Eddie Wehrle Panorama Loran Robertson Washington Fred Davis Ginny Union West Virginia Lewis Belcher Fred Davis Jr Minneapolis Bert Godber Cedar Falls Iowa

Tammy Takes It Tammy Tug Of War Fun At Camp

Tammy the YMCA camp mascot provokes a playful tug of war with Steve Bealer while Dave Hutchcroft holds the other end. Photo credit Nic Walker.

Tammy Steve Bealer Dave Hutchcroft Journal Nic Walker

Boys Enjoy YMCA Camp Activities at Lake Darling

About twenty seven boys spend a week at YMCA camp Lake Darling enjoying horseback riding swimming boating and cabin activities. They rise at 7 30 for calisthenics breakfast and chapel with staff including Dick Matthew Bob Gillesby and several counselors guiding two skill classes two of four options and evening activities ending with campfire songs and cabins.

YMCA Lake Darling Dick Matthew Dave Hutchcroft Steve Bealer Dave Meyers Bob Gillesby

Rural Iowa farmers urged to clear intersections to cut deaths

Iowa Public Safety Commissioner William Sueppel urged farmers to act at rural crossroads where tall corn has obscured drivers, contributing to 1964 fatalities. He noted two worst accidents, one near Iowa City and a Boone area crash, and cited the Rural Intersection Safety Committee and ASC actions offering incentives for land toping to improve visibility.

Iowa William Sueppel Sueppel Iowa City Boone Department of Public Safety Iowa State University Iowa Farm Safety Council 4-H FFA As.c A.S.C Ames

Sunday Visitors and Local Family News From Wellman

Sunday visitors at Mrs Nella Speas Wellman included Mrs Pauline Miller of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Evalyn Zimmer of Lisbon. Roy Durian family left for Torrance California after a ten day visit. Several Durian relatives and friends appear in Wellman notices along with local events including a UI Fieldhouse degree for Mrs Roy S Marner and various visits in Cedar Rapids Story City and Georgia.

Wellman Pauline Miller Cedar Rapids Evalyn Zimmer Lisbon Jennie Oldaker Nella Speas Kenneth Durian Torrance Calif Roy Durian Georgia George

Champion cattle and livestock shown at Louisa County fair

At the Louisa County fair in Columbus Junction on August 1 the Schulty and Son team claimed the champion Angus bull, Smylie and Son won the Angus heifer, and D L Stevens of Long Grove showed the champion Hereford bull and heifer. Open class sheep saw Barnhart Brothers win the Hampshire ram and ewe, while L B Hooper and Son took Shropshire ram and James Cary, Tipton, the ewe. Billy Harris and Koch Brothers claimed Montedale ram and ewe. A baby beef sale on August 7 sold 108 animals at an average $25.40 per cwt, top $41.50 for a grand champion Hereford shown by Tom Smith of Columbus Junction. Wapello Livestock Auction bought the high Angus from Greg Stone of Wapello for $36.50. Also sold were 64 4 H hogs, averaging $22.78 per cwt, with Jane Paisley of Columbus Junction achieving the top hog price at $28 per cwt. Lambs averaged $27.35 with two 4 H lambs at $31 per cwt. Pony pulling winners included Eldon Harrison of Des Moines for ponies under 44 inches, Dave Coblentz of Oxford for under 47 inches, and George Raynor and Son of Lone Tree for under 50 inches. Louisa County Queen of Conservation Sherry Fletcher, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Fletcher of Wapello, was crowned with runner-up Helen Toms of Wapello.

Columbus Junction Louisa County Fair Schulty and Son Smylie and Son Twin Knolls Farm D. L. Stevens Long Grove Jon Robertson Letts Hampshire Barnhart Brothers West Branch Shropshire L. B. Hooper and Son Muscatine Ewe James Cary Tipton Suffolk Wayne French Koch Brothers Davenport Montedale Ram Buckey Harris New London Tom Smith Smylie’s Livestock Co Greg Stone Wapello Wapello Livestock Auction, Inc Jane Paisley Mark Huston Winfield Eldon Harrison Des Moines Dave Coblentz Oxford George Raynor Lone Tree Sherry Fletcher Richard Fletcher Louisa County

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