37th Annual Rural Electric Meeting at Wilton
Expect a capacity crowd on September 7 as Eastern Iowa Light and Power Cooperative hosts its 37th Annual Meeting and Rural Electric Show at Wilton. The day includes business sessions, a noon board election, free prizes, a barbecue, and entertainment by Toby and Susie and Clouds and Sunshine with an upright color TV stereo grand prize.
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Eastern Iowa Light and Power Cooperative
Rural Electric
Wilton
Iowa
REC
R. E. Hill
Low Moor
Alfred Meyer
Stanwood
Donald Schlapkohl
Durant
Carroll Eden
Iowa City
Westinghouse
Louis B. Strong
Louisville
National Rural Electric Cooperatives Association
Toby & Susie
James
Juanita Davis
State resumes use of ACT scores for Iowa Scholarships
Iowa seniors may qualify for 1973 74 State Scholarships without a formal application. ACT scores released to the State Scholars program and high school class rank determine ranking. Scholars notified by January 1 1973 can file a confidential income statement for awards. Scholarships range 100 to 610.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ES Moines
IDPA
Norman W. Kladstrup
State Higher Education Facilities Commission
Commission
State of
Iowa
Area Community College
Hospital School of Nursing
Higher Education Facilities Commission
Jewett Building
9Th and
Grand
Des Moines
Fairfield guest caller to headline Swinging Squares dance
Ron Rominger of Fairfield will be the guest caller for the Swinging Squares at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Foss Memorial Building Salem. All square dancers are invited to attend for a lively evening of figures and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square Dance
Ron Rominger
Fairfield
Square Dance Club
Foss Memorial Building
Salem
Schoonover Drug This Weeks Hero Cheerleaders Sell Football Tickets
Schoonover Drug features WHS cheerleaders as this weeks hero team members who will sell season football tickets to raise funds for uniforms and related items. Cheerleaders Debbie Horn Patty Sojka Nancy Rae Ann Gebhardt Jona Beenblossom Mary Arnold Mary McCarthy and Mindy Burlingame will participate. Season tickets cost six dollars each with reserved seats available for an extra dollar at the store starting September 5 at 8 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHS
Debbie Horn
Patty Sojka
Nancy Rae
Ann Gebhardt
Jona Beenblossom
Mary Arnold
Mary McCarthy
Mindy Burlingame
Washington Evening Journal July 31 to Aug. 2, 1972 issue details
The Washington Evening Journal of Washington Iowa 52353 lists publication details, staff positions and rates. It notes offices at 111 North Marion Avenue, ownership by Elder Shannon & Co. Inc, and staff roles including David Elder president and editor and William Shannon VP and advertising director. Subscription rates show weekly carrier prices and yearly mail rates within and outside Washington.
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North
Marion
Washington
Iowa
Elder Shannon & Co. Inc
Iow
United Press International
Inland Daily Press
Asn
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Iowa Press Assn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
David
Elder
William Shannon
Kares Morris
Robert ‘Shaffer
Leonard Llewellyn
Roses of the Ledge Way by Rev Sam Bowser
The Rev Sam E Bowser of Washington releases Roses of the Ledge Way through Dorrance Co Philadelphia. A testament of belief, the book recounts prayers answered and healings tested by faith. Bowser, born on an Iowa farm, retired after a career as pastor. he and wife Matilda have six children, twenty grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Sam E. Bowser
Washington
Dorrance & Co
Philadelphia
Bowser
Iowa
Matilda
Garrett Theological School
Evanston
Illinois
United Methodist Church
Bowsers
Faith and growth urged in religious work note
A Washington Evening Journal Aug 20 1972 piece lauds the author for a vital message to mankind. It highlights prayers answered, bodies healed, and faith tested and proven as part of the spiritual account.
Labor Day Golf Dinner Plan at Washington Country Club
Washington Country Club hosts a Labor Day event featuring a couples two ball golf tournament at 1 30 p.m. with a catered supper. Entry is 1 per couple, 1 for adults, 50 cents for children 12 and under. Families must bring own table service and signup by noon September 2 for the 6 p.m. meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Country Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilton High School
Toby & Susie Players
Schoonover
Hero
OUR Free
Schoonover Drug
Norman Schoonover
S.E. Corner Sq
The
Washington Evening Journal
Eadqusts
East 52Nd Street
New York
Wolf's Flower Shop
Aerate
Worthmore
Johnson
Walgreen Reg
Ispeed
Este
Dr. Scholl’s
Ema Eo
Saari
GEE Olincups
Olafsen
Brewers Yeast
Ius
Weiron
Wiron
Mark Spits
USA
Olympic Pools
Munich
Germany
Gary Hall
Spitz
Bola
Sam Bowser
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