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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1971

Page

5

Visiting and travel notes from Marion Iowa and surrounding towns

Community notices describe visits to Hal Huber in Marion and multiple family trips to Creston West Bend and Des Moines. Names include Dick Stewart Earl Herr Katie Temple and others with hospital and graduation mentions and weekend social calls in Columbus Junction Kinross Ames and Muscatine.

Keota Dick Stewart Earl Herr Ralph Herr Cedar Rapids Hal Huber Marion Katie Temple Antigo Wis Barbara Warren Timothy Temple Katie Ed Miller Matts Ainsworth Harold McConnell Bertha Dunbar Sigourney Walter Thies Geneseo Robert Hawkins Keith Wells Rita Pierce Robyn Wells C. E. Pierce Columbus Junction Arthur Merz Mercy Doug Erwin Daryl Redlinger Iowa LaVerne Ramsey Eaglegrove Raymond George Stoutner Guy Lyle Art Thomas Columbus David Finch Aurora Ill Harold Piercy Iowa City Cyril Osweiler Jim Monagham Kinross Albert Clutter Sikke Temple Ames Mary Marshalltown Marshal County Day Care Center Marshal County Dave Chapman Carmen Michael Muscatine Car Vogel Bud Harras Mercy Hospital

Legion convention travel and nearby social notes from Crawfordsville

Kenneth Rhea and Leo Dunbar of Brighton head to Houston August 27 for the American Legion National Convention with preconvention meetings. Department vice commander Richard Lease flies to Houston August 28 as events run August 31 to September 2. The Drum and Bugle Corps will perform in the Astrodome, first time indoors. The National American Legion Parade is set for Monday. Other items report visits, weddings, state fair entries, and local social events in Crawfordsville and surrounding towns including Danville, Burlington, and Washington.

Crawfordsville Kenneth Rhea Leo Dunbar Brighton Houston Texas American Legion National American Legion Freda Closson Burbank Calif Ernon Carlton White Becky White Randy Davis Allen Johnston Kim Lynne Joni Joe Johnston Ron Marshall Wayland Marshall Marian Holmes Brian Beauchamp Washington Rex Beauchamp Arents Jerryeauchamp Merle Twinam Joyce Gault Oberman-Beck Park Danville Twinams V.L. Gehring Burlington Ibang Gehrings Holy Land Gehring Scandinavia Holland Germany Dick Dare Vicki Dubuque University of Dubuque Tom Jones Milwaukee Wis Wayne Allen-Bradley Co Lans Iowa State Uiversity Ames

Community Notes From Crawfordsville And Surrounding Areas

Mrs. Roy Montague remains a patient at Memorial Hospital Mt Pleasant after two weeks with a slow recovery. Visitors include Merle Twinam Claude Ryner Glen Peterson and families sharing belated birthdays and travel plans. Gina injured in a two car crash will require weeks of bed rest and extensive surgery. American Legion posts discussed Old Threshers plans and dues upgrades while a Moscow show features Max Boyd Mason City with a 28 inch model of a 30 ton pipe making machine powered by electricity.

Crawfordsville Wag Roy Montague Memorial Hospital Mt. Pleasant Merle Twinam Claude Ryner Burlington Ryner Cedar Rapids Glen Elgin Howard Krehbill Connie Jon Steve Bluffton, O Dean Slater Ernest Krehbill Donnelson Krehbill Gina Sreceenenes Schantz Mitchell American Legion Post Harold Spangler Ernest Whiting, Jr Ken Rhea Dick Lease Ational Alfred Chamie Donald E. Johnson U. S Jack Miller Robert Ray Steve Fletcher Max Boyd Mason City Moscow

Keota School Board election set for September 13

Keota Community School Board terms of Dick Norenberg and Carol Richardson expire this year and the election will be held September 13. Local residents and families are noted in a long mile of visitations and social events across Kentucky Illinois and Florida lines.

Keota Dick Norenberg Carol Richardson Dick Stewart Dedre Nichelle Kentucky Wendell Kindred Duane Henning Armington Stewart Ralph Herr Russell Louisville Lake Barkley Buffalo Range Tenn Ken Tuck Burnell Mayfield Cora Brinning Crawfordsville Art Stoutner Lowell John Garner Tallahassee Fla Debra Shafer Lincoln's Home Rocky Mountains Stone Mountain Alice Mills Jack Mills Des Moines Missouri Scott Mills Kathryn Cedar Rapids David Johnson Johnson Alice Ed Rebal Hills Orville Waite Howard Waite Morrison, Ill Owen Hocaffer Galesburg Ill Pearl Stoutner Dudley Gretter Stoutner Illinois

Cholesterol and health in everyday living

Information from the Iowa Heart Association explains cholesterol roles in the body and how excess can clog coronary arteries, increasing heart attack risk. It notes cholesterol is essential for cell membranes and hormone formation, with guidance on foods containing cholesterol such as egg yolks and certain seafood and organ meats.

Iowa Heart Association

Property transfers and a health note from Iowa records

A list of property transfers in Iowa including Foss to Booth and Butler to Moore, plus Schroeder to Lasek Bros and Brighton additions. The remainder notes a string of names and entities with no clear transfer. A health article from the Iowa Heart Association explains how dietary fats affect blood cholesterol and urges moderation in intake.

Donald S. Foss Roger Booth Foss Washington Iowa John R. Butler Murray L. Moore, Sr Theortheast West Chester Fred J. Schroeder Lasek Bros., Inc Brighton Development Ae Ae Edna L. Sanders Mealey Brighton

Scottish Rite gifts fund for handicapped education materials

The Scottish Rite Charitable and Educational Foundation of Iowa gave 2000 to the Iowa Association For Retarded Children to develop teaching materials about handicapped persons for elementary and junior high students. John J. Montgomery says the program aims to reduce prejudice and improve understanding among peers.

The Scottish Rite Charitable and Educational Foundation of Iowa Iowa Association For Retarded Children John J. Montgomery Foundation Montgomery Helen Henderson I.A.R.C S.R. Christensen Christensen Sioux City Des Moines Clinton Cedar Rapids Davenport Mr. Montgomery Charles C. Howard Dale C. Smith Lloyd K. Perry

Banking Economist Urges State Control of Water Resources

Dudley D. Johnson of First National City Bank calls for socializing water rights with state appropriation and public allocation funded by users. He argues payment by all water consumers except bathers and hobbyists, to finance pollution cleanup and water management. He admits high costs but says the plan ties charges to actual consumption and pollution.

Business Today Leroy Pope UPI New York Dudley D. Johnson First National City Bank Virginia Law Review Johnson

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