Highmore brothers buy 1968 champion steer Blackjack
Chicago UPI reports 1,100-pound Black Angus Blackjack, grand champion at the International Live Stock Exposition, is valued near $18,000 for Aloysius Gregory and Peter Arendt of Highmore SD. Their father bought the steer for $125 and will invest prize money in his sons’ college education.
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Chicago
UPI
Blackjack
Highmore
S.D
Aloysius, Gregory
Peter Arendt
Ankonian Jingo II
International Amphitheae
Gregory
Peter
Ankony
Hyde County
South Dakota
Arendt
Greiner Receives American Airlines Stewardess Wings
Linda Kay Greiner of Washington Route 1 has earned the silver wings of an American Airlines stewardess and is assigned to Chicago flight duty. She graduated in the twenty ninth class of the American Airlines Stewardess College Fort Worth Texas and is a 1965 Washington High School alumna.
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Linda Kay Greiner
Howard Greiner
Route 1
Washington
American Airlines
Chicago
American Airlines Stewardess College
Fort Worth
Texas
Miss Greiner
Washington High
Iowa City Commercial College
K.R. Cross
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
American
Stewardess College
Asa Albert Payne Dies Near Wayland at 79
Asa Albert Payne 79 died Monday afternoon at his home southeast of Wayland after a period of illness. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Finley Chapel with Rev. Delbert Terry officiating. Burial in Finley Cemetery. Born December 5, 1889 in Henry County, he was married October 13, 1913 to Lavina Miller and survived by a son Donald, three grandchildren, a sister Mrs. Nina Bain of Wayland, and uncles Bernard Payne and Mrs. Kermit Klopfenstein of Washington. Parents and four brothers preceded him in death.
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Wayland
Asa _ Albert Payne
Finley Chapel
Delbert Terry
Finley Cemetery
Zehr
Payne
Henry County
Miles
Arettie Payne
Lavina Miller
Donald
Nina Bain
Bernard Payne
Kermit Klopfenstein
Washington
Livestock price report from Chicago market
Hogs 5,590 head 25-50 lower with No 1 200-220 lb at 19.00-19.75, No 2-3 190-230 at 18.25-19.00, 230-240 18.00-18.50, 240-260 17.25-18.00, 260-280 16.75-17.50, 280-320 16.00-16.75. Cattle 1,200 head, slaughter margins mixed. steers 1150-1275 lb 29.00-29.50, 950-1200 lb 28.00-29.00. heifers 950-1100 lb 28.00-28.50, 950-1025 lb 27.50-28.00. Canner cows 14.00-16.75. Sheep 100 head, lambs 90-105 lb 26.50-27.25, 25.00-26.50.
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Chicago
UPI
Mangold's TV & Appliance Moves to New Location
Harold and Carlton Mangold announce Mangold TV & Appliance has relocated to 115 South Second Avenue across from the former site. The former auto sales and service building has been remodeled over recent weeks to provide larger, more convenient quarters.
Rites Wednesday for Max Sinclair
Funeral services for Max M. Sinclair who died Monday at Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at Wayland United Methodist Church with Rev Delbert Terry officiating Burial will be in Wayland Cemetery Sinclair born Hedrick Sept 15 1894 son of Thomas and Sarah Markel Sinclair married Addie Magdefray at Wayland June 11 1917 lived in Wayland then Cedar Rapids 26 years worked for Wilson and Company member of St Pauls United Methodist Church Survivors include wife two daughters Maxine Jahnke of Denison IA Betty Hamill of Crawfordsville five grandchildren three great grandchildren Two brothers and a sister preceded him in death.
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Wayland
Max M. Sinclair
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Wayland United Methodist Church
Delbert Terry
Mr. Sinclair
Hedrick
Thomas
Sarah Markel Sinclair
Addie Magdefray
Wilson and Company
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
William
Maxine) Jahnke
Denison
Iowa
John
Betty) Hamil
Crawfordsville
Estate Transfers Involving Caldwell and Kron Land
William Caldwell estate transfers lot parcels 9 10 and 11 in Wilsons addition South Washington to Kenneth L Meinhart and wife. Dan F Kirchner administrator estate of Henry Frank transfers land in section 36 77 7 to Raymond J Kron land cap.
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William Caldwell
Kenneth L. Meinhart
Wilson
South
Washington
Dan F. Kirchner
Henry Frank
Raymond J. Kron
Washington County 4-H Banquet Set for Saturday Evening
The Washington County 4-H banquet, honoring members leaders and parents, will be held Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at the Methodist Church in Washington. Tickets at the County Extension Office. Highlights include a talk by Sue Brown State 4-H officer, a Hi-Fi program, and honorary memberships for Charles Hotle and Ken Cuhel. County awards go to 44 members. 13 leaders receive Farm Bureau clever awards for long service. Mrs. M. L. Crawford to receive 25 year award. Event planned by 1968 and 69 4-H Council members who will run the program.
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Washington County
4-H
Inashington
Rich Johnson
Sue Brown
Charles Hotle
Washington
Ken Cuhel
Swisher
Farm Bureau
M. L. Crawford
Wellman
4 - H Council
Iowa Conference to shape 1969 70 federal grants
Mrs. Robert Day of Washington will join about 200 civic leaders from Iowa at the third annual Iowa Community Services Conference on Wednesday at the Hotel Fort Des Moines. The meeting will guide Iowa Community Services in allocating its federal grant for continuing education and community services.
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Robert Day
Washington
Iowa
Iowa Community Services
Otel Fort Des Moines
Iowa Comunity Services
Fined for speeding in justice court
Robert Dean Wilson of route one Washington and Donald D Stout of Colona Illinois each paid fines of 25 dollars for speeding when they appeared in the justice of the peace court.
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Robert Dean Wilson
Route One
Washington
Donald D. Stout
Colona
Justice of the Peace Court
Nicholson returns home after army service discharge
Jim Nicholson son of the Clayton Nicholsons has arrived home from Ft. Hood Texas and has received his discharge after three years active duty with the army He spent 1% years in Alaska He enrolled Monday in Muscatine Junior College New remarks include Dale Doggett and Fred Doggett family returning to Washington after Thanksgiving in Coeur d Alene Idaho to attend Judy Shields wedding Miss Ann Rademaker spent Thanksgiving with her parents and attended the Bever ly Davisson and Michael Trier wedding She works at State Auto and Casualty Insurance Company in Des Moines.
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Jim Nicholson
Clayton Nicholsons
Ft. Hood
Texas
Army
Mr. Nicholson
Alaska
Muscatine Junior College
Dale Doggett
Fred
Carolyn Doggett
Washington
Coeur d’ Alene
Odaho
Donald Shields
Judy Shields
Ann Rademaker
Charles Rademaker
Beverly Davisson
Michael Trier
Ann
State Auto and Casualty Insurance Company
Des Moines
Carpenters Meet at 1OOF Hall Wednesday Night
Carpenters local plans a meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the 1OOF Hall. Police report minor vandalism during Thanksgiving at bus barns with several school bus windows broken. Sandra McIntire reports her purse containing $15 was stolen from a coat rack at Moose Hall Saturday afternoon. Firestone Store reports items valued at $300 missing after a break‑in including TV sets watches radios a shotgun rifle and ammunition.
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Sandra McIntire
Moose Hall
Firestone
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Frank Kleese
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Fullerton
Neb
Santmann
Irvine
Dysart
Buckingham
Asa Albert Payne
Max Sinclair
Dick Giardino
Pete Boshart
Washington, D.C
Advertising Council
Sayitotlh Powers
Wolf's Flower Shop
KCII
Suzanne
Carpenters
Miracle Water
Miraclerwater
Appliance Inc
South Side Square
Dial
Harold & Yale Jarvis
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