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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1971

Page

4

Iowa corn prices face downward pressure as harvesting nears

Iowa extension economist Bob Wisner warns prices could slip this fall if prospects worsen from mid August. He notes U.S. and Iowa production forecasts rise, but storage and drying capacity may constrain marketing. The 1.61 billion bushel Iowa grain supply is expected this fall with a 4.4 billion bushel national crop projection and potential price pressures from weaker exports and larger crops.

Iowa Bob Wisner Orn Uce Wisner U.S

Booths Camp Near Coralville for Vacation

Wellston Aug 18 Mr and Mrs Gene Booth and family vacationed at Far Bottom Lake near Coralville. Merle Farrier and family joined them. The group visited West Branch Hoover Memorial and attended local gatherings. Several relatives and friends from Iowa City Brighton Pleasant Plain and Washington were noted in visits and weekend activities.

Wellston Gene Booth Far Bottom Coralville Merle Farrier Mily West Branch Hoover Memorial Jim Barnes Bennie Barnes Iowa City Keith Barnes Brighton Valerie Barnes Dred Connelly Pleasant Plain Barnes Robert Miksch West Liberty Ity Lake ‘Ring Booth Edith Richardson Pella Washington Edgar Lucille Fulton Mableker Ethel Graf Emma Tinnes Ted Ross William +otle Elsie Libe Kenneth Havel Nnly Dave Brinning Harry Niworr Jorge Buelah Jares Miksch Morton, Lickey Timmie Miksch Jim David Joella Linda Madrid Iowa Mildred Connelly Cristy Sheets Melia Sherman Maurice Farrier Raleigh N. C Hioah Dale Smith Clarence Shull Carl Harbison Snyder Sunset Park Magnus Ahmling Roy Fink Alfred Johnson

Pacha Couple Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary

Albert Pacha and his wife celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a 9 p.m. Mass at St. Joseph Church in East Pleasant Plain followed by a social hour, noon dinner, and open house. About 250 guests attended, including relatives from Mason City, Waverly, Davenport, Muscatine, Newton, Ottumwa, Kirksville, and surrounding areas.

East Pleasant Plain Albert P. Pacha St. Joseph Church Father Bass Pope Paul Rome Pacha Teresa Fritz Mason City Everett Eggalson Waverly Walter Peck Kathryn Pacha Pleasant Plain Francis Bass Ray Pacha Paul Wetzstein Harry Peterson Newton Edna Sieren Wayne Pacha Pachas

Bakers honored for 56th wedding anniversary

Howard and Mrs. Baker celebrated 56 years with a Sunset Park picnic attracting sixty seven relatives and friends. The bash featured slides, rides, swimming, and a large group including extended family from Washington and nearby towns. The event also noted Kenneth Brown's 25th anniversary in Mt. Union with attendees listed.

Howard Baker Sunset Park Ted Ross Omar Black Carmen Karen Robert Marsha Bill Hazelett Brian Brad Terry Ellis Shelly Lois Hill Tim Bob Long Lori Jerry Fisher Monty Clark Baker Don Washington Lawrence Baker Gary Oswalt Steve Stephanie Richland Richard Lauderdale Dawn Robin Winfield Joe Baker Michelle Tressa Cathy Harper Dan Aggson Jeff Kim Julie Miller Wellman Don Rees Matt Mike Columbus Junction Kenneth Brown Tom Terry Carol Mt. Union Dan Brown Vickie Fairfield Ron Ross Jim Pella

Deed Transfers for Washington Area Properties

On the Record Deeds list transfers including American Oil Co to John C Mangold and wife Lot 5 except North 66 ft in Block 11 Original Plat of Washington. Warren Junior Shafer to Geneva Wilma Shafer Lots 9 and 14 Block 1 Southwest Washington. Leon Shaw to Leonard Boyd Watson and wife Lot 8 Adams Addition to South Edna L Sanders to Charles Wiese land in Sections 22 75 9 and 15 75 9. Clarence W Goff to Ronald E Hackbarth and wife Lot 5 Bracklin Hotle Subdivision. Raymond J Miller Sr and wife to Raymond J Miller Jr Lot 11 Adams Addition to South Washington. Edwin W Robison and wife to Raymond J Miller Jr and wife Lot 11 Adams Addition to South Washington.

The American Oil Co John C. Mangold Washington Warren Junior Shafer Geneva Wilma Shafer Leon Shaw Leonard Boyd Watson Adam's Edna L. Sanders Charles Wiese Clarence W. Goff Ronald E. Hackbarth Bracklin Hotle Raymond J. Miller, Sr Raymond J. Miller Adams South Edwin W. Robison

Corn Growers Raise 1971 U.S. Corn Crop Estimate

The National Corn Growers Association raises its 1971 national corn crop forecast to 5.1 billion bushels, still 250 million below federal figures from Aug. 1. Dry western belt weather and corn borer damage cap yields, while leaf blight and eastern belt improvements influence the outlook.

Schwengel to visit Washington Iowa August 30

Congressman Fred Schwengel will be in Washington Iowa Monday August 30 for a Farm Bureau National Policy Committee meeting of representatives from thirteen counties in the First District at the Willows Supper Club. He plans a September 4 appearance at Mt. Pleasant Old Settlers Threshers Reunion and a 11 00 AM groundbreaking for the Theater Center.

Wayland Midwest Old Settlers and Threshers Mt. Pleasant Fred Schwengel Washington Iowa Farm Bureau National Policy Committee New First District Willows Old Settlers and Threshers Theater Center Congress Schwengel

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