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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1975

Page

2

Hancher Box Office Reopens for 1975 76 Season

The University of Iowa Hancher Auditorium opens box office for the 1975 76 season with four series and three special events. Pinchas Zukerman starts Sept 25. Beverly Sills closes May 1. Variety Series adds Irene Oct 27 28 and swap of Basie dates to March 23.

University of Iowa Hancher Auditorium Pinchas Zukerman Irene Debbie Reynolds Taiwan Polish Song and Dance ‘Company New York Jazz Repertory Company Tv Center Joffrey Ballet Pilobolus Dance Theatre Murray Louis Dance Company Speculum Musicae Juilliard String Quartet Netherlands Wind Ensemble Berlin Philharmonic Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra Monteverdi Choir Orchestra Hamburg Stockholm Philharmonic Alexis Weissenberg Vienna Choir Boys Joffrey Company Mstislav Rostroprovich

Brighton Families Attend Picnics in Sunset Park

Brighten families gathered at Sunset park in Washington on Sunday August 17 to honor Bruce Stout and family from Seguin including Cynthia Randy Becky and Bruce Jr with Stout relatives from Washington East Moline Ill Kalona Brighton and other towns. The Alter family reunion followed at Mt Pleasant with many attendees from Brighton Davenport Moline and beyond. A dinner at Eggar Rotzinger home celebrated Denise Moberly and Jeffery Graffagna before travel to Geneva and Bentonville Arkansas in fall plans. Nancy Mann wedding to Frank Novak at Norridge Lutheran noted, Mann’s family includes Miss Mann organist at the church.

Stephen Tom Marsh Mary Neff Washington Gilbert Stout East Moline Ill Mike Stout Albert Lea Minn Mike O'Connor Aaron Kalona Erny Stout Edna Gerlock Tom Lowry Brandy Michelle Emry Brighton Alter Leslie Alter Ivan Alter Link Bernard Shelangoski Pleasant Henry Bush Missouri North Liberty Paul Alter Bristol Wis Ardith Neff Bob Linda Cara Lee Salina Susan Bonnie Alter Alexandria Eggar Rotzinger Denise Moberly Oxnard Calif Jeffery Graffagna Geneva Denise Evelyn Moberly Moberly Jeffery Joyce Pierce Bentonville Arkansas University of Arkansas Margaret Miller Ruth Hamann Council Bluffs Wm. Evans Nancy Mann Willard Mann Lansing Frank Novak Norridge Lutheran Church In Miss Mann

ESELS diesel engines outperform trucks in fuel efficiency

ESELS railway diesel locomotives can move 280 ton miles of freight per gallon, far higher than trucks which achieve 77 ton miles per gallon. This highlights rail’s superior energy efficiency for long haul freight.

Corn Storage and Dryer Loans Open After Rain Debacle

Washington County ASCS Office offers five year loans for corn and soybean storage facilities and dryers. Rates vary by year and applicant. County Executive Director Bill Day urges producers to order equipment and file security documents promptly to speed approval. Equipment delivered more than 30 days before loan filing becomes ineligible.

Washington County ASCS Bill Day

Iowans warned of quick drying cyanoacrylate glue

Commissioner Norman L. Pawlewski cautions Iowans about cyanoacrylate based glues which bond skin instantly. Reports from other states include a 14 year old inhaling fumes and an eyelid stuck to the eyeball requiring surgery. He urges avoiding purchase or strict label directions and extreme child safety measures.

Norman L. Pawlewski Iowa State Department of Health

Fort Madison Rodeo Plans Kids Night With Gilbert Giddyup

Fort Madison publicizes a kids night on Friday September 5 featuring Gilbert Giddyup, with free gifts for children and reduced children's tickets to $1. The event precedes the rodeo parade on Saturday September 6 at 9 a.m. and four performances run Friday 7:30 p.m., Saturday 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., Sunday 2 p.m. Jody Miller headlines this 28th Fort Madison rodeo with her band, performing country western and pop tunes at each show.

Rodeo Fort Madison Harde Gilbert Giddyup Gilbert Giddy Hardee Speedy McGreedy Gilbert Jody Miller

State Fair Visits And Local Community Notices

Byerlys attend the State Fair with multiple family members as President Ford visits the plaza. The Church Youth Group advertises calendars for sale. Birth announcements: Matthew William Weimer born August 19 in Minot, North Dakota to Airman First Class Jeff Weimer and Deanna Swenson Weimer. Various local meetings and gatherings noted, including American Legion Auxiliary, Friendly Families Club, and Ainsworth Eastern Star. The Ainsworth youth group hosts nacho and ice cream at Gene Scott's home. Local teachers and students, including Wayne McCracken, begin new teaching posts after summer study. Visiting families from Terra Haute and Washington attend events and tour government buildings. state fair weekend travels highlighted.

Luanne Win Ainsworth Dale Byerly Marsha Everette Byerly Martha Mt. Pleasant Highland Community School Ford Dean Swenson Matthew William Weimer Jeff Weimer Minot N.D Jeff Air Force Weimer Deanna Swenson Harold Weimer Riverside Swenson Mary Penny Gene Scott Ainsworth Community Church Anita Hooten Carol Scott Merle Miller Jack Hooten Claudine Augustine Julie Augustine Cedar Rapids American Legion Auxiliary Mary O’connor Friendly Families Club Duane White Terry Wagner Burlington Dale Byerlys Pat Tobin Carol and Paul Robert Johnson Washington Johnsons Capital Building

Wayne Jones earns PhD in electrical engineering at Iowa State

Wayne Jones received a Doctor of Philosophy degree with a major in electrical engineering at Iowa State University Ames during summer commencement. He is to join Fischer Inc in Marshalltown. Attending the ceremony were his parents Mr and Mrs Tom James and his uncle Mr and Mrs John H Jones and Betty. Also noted are several local family and community updates from Crawfordsville detailing visits, travel, and upcoming activities.

Marian Waters Crawfordsville Wayne Jones Iowa State University Ames Tom James John H. Jones Betty Wendell Corey Corey Marie Jones Wayne Fischer, Inc Marshalltown Bob Huff Katy Ray St. Louis Cardinals Six Flags Mountain Home Ark Joyce Glen Anderson Branson Silver Dollar City Lake of the Ozarks Howard Moore Vic Julie Shawn North Iowa Lakes Melinda Moore Haviland Kan Friends Bible College Randy Finke Crooked Creek Cyclones Howsare Brain Stone Mike Wells Cloyd Eshew Larry Curtis Dennis Graber Mercy Hospital Iowa City Ed Anderson Des Moines Iowa Wesleyan College Harlan Winter Sharla Trisha Cedar Falls Assembly of United

Traffic fines and convictions spill from county court actions

Eldon D. O Leary was fined 10 dollars for failure to appear and 25 dollars for speeding as part of a traffic crackdown. Amy M. Hershberger and Steven M. Mahan were fined 26 and 30 dollars respectively for speeding. Several cases were transferred to District Court for possession of stolen property and drug charges. John Thomas received a 15 day suspended jail term for public intoxication. Numerous individuals across multiple towns were fined for speeding improper registration improper turns and other traffic violations with amounts listed.

Eldon D. O'Leary Iowa City O'Leary Amy M. Hershberger Davenport Steven M. Mahan Ted TeBockhorst Washington Dean Lintz Lintz John Thomas Kalona Reno J. Favro Mystic Richard L. Magdefray Kenneth L. Troyer Mary E. Reed Naomi Hymes Sigourney Ann M. van Dorin Ottumwa Christina Tanner Robert H. Witthoft Larry L. Laws Ainsworth Bradleys C. Haifley West Chester Donald J. Dayton Larry 5. Hixon Columbus Junction Gleederield Coppock James D. Hansen Ala Ken W. Brashear Selma

Milestone: Government cost per citizen rises since 1902

In 1902 expenditures for federal state and local governments averaged 21 dollars per citizen. By 1974 the figure reached 2210 dollars, showing a more than hundredfold increase in the cost of government relative to the average American over 72 years.

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