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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1969

Page

3

Club activities of Past Worthy Matrons and Good Will

Thirty members and guests dined Friday at the Captain's Table as part of Past Worthy Matrons events. A Christmas gift exchange occurred during the business meeting electing officers. Edith Zook hosted Good Will for its annual Christmas party with seven members on roll call and a secret sisters gift exchange and a Christmas lunch. The first opening of land for white settlers in Oklahoma occurred on April 22, 1889.

Clifford Connelly Mordice Hughson Walter Anderson Good Will Edith Zook Secret Sisters Zook Bertha Henry Oklahoma

Iowa bar association tax school attendees and travel

Among those at the Iowa Bar Association tax school in Des Moines last week were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bailey Mr. and Mrs. E D Morrison Mr. and Mrs. James Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Robert Day and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boyd Ted Brown flew from Cedar Rapids to Prescott Arizona to spend winter with his daughter and son in law the Rev and Mrs Lloyd Ewart 114 South Summit Prescott 86301 Fred Bey drove him to the plane About 19 000 pedestrians were injured on rural highways in 1968 per the National Automobile Club report in San Francisco.

Iowa Bar Association Tax School Des Moines Ted Bailey E. D. Morrison James Lloyd Robert Day Harold Boyd Ted Brown Cedar Rapids Prescott Ariz Lloyd Ewart South Summit Fred Bey San Francisco UPS National Automobile Club

Livestock market report from Chicago with hogs and cattle prices

Hogs 4 500, 25 higher. No 1-2 200-225 lb 28.50-29.00, 28 heads 29.25. No 1-3 200-235 lb 28.00-28.50. Cattle 10 000. high and prime steers steady to 25 lower, heifers steady. Prime 1175-1450 lb steers 29.50-30.00, high prime 1109-1490 lb 29.25-29.75, choice 50-1375 lb 28.75-29.75. Mixed 28.00-28.75, good 26.75-28.00. Heifers 900-1050 lb 28.25-28.50, choice 850-1050 lb 27.50-28.25. Mixed good and choice 27.00-27.50, good 25.00-27.00. Canner and cutter cows 16.50-19.00.

Chicago

Nash Nefff wedding adds ringbearer nephew Allen Dage

Constance Nash of Brighton and Larry Neff of Richland wed at Richland Catholic Church on November 29. Allen Dage, nephew of the bride, served as ringbearer though omitted in an earlier account. Attendants included Julie Neft as flower girl in a white satin dress and Mrs. Wesley Cage of Batavia as matron of honor in an avocado green silk crepe gown.

Allen Dage Constance Nash Brighton Larry Neff Richland Richland Catholic Church Julie Ne Ft Wesley Cage Batavia

Tall Dam Oroville Dam tallest on Feather River

The Oroville Dam on California's Feather River stands at 770 feet, making it the nation's tallest dam. The height underscores its massive scale and flood control role for the region.

Oroville Dam California Feather River

Driver and son injured in highway crash near Crawfordsville

William McCullough of Mo Line Illinois and his 13 year old son Lonnie were injured when the semi truck he drove struck a bridge on highway 218 about 1% miles north of Crawfordsville at 4 p.m. Sunday.

William McCullough Moline Ill Lonnie Mr. McCullough Crawfordsville

Truck Crash Damages Bridge and Rig On Highway

Highway Patrolman Cal Dor sett said the truck struck the bridge with force tearing the cab and wheels loose and sending them down an embankment into the creek. The motor stayed attached to the trailer on the highway shoulder with $10,000 damage to the rig and $500 to the bridge. The driver had head lacerations possible rib and spine injuries and internal injuries. Lonnie suffered a dislocated hip a fractured right leg and head and eye cuts. Both were treated at Washington County Hospital then moved to Iowa City hospital.

Highway Cal Dorsett Young Lonnie Washington County Iowa City

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