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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1976

Page

8

Christmas activities at the Home center

Trilly Cole entertained in the Home lounge with a Christmas program of song and instrumental pieces. Carolers from First Christian Church Sunday school sang carols and delivered treats to Health Center. Various guests and staff share holiday visits, decorations, and plans for spring expansions, including a 23 unit apartment project and resumed cottage construction after a nursing bed shortage.

Trilly Cole First Christian Church Robert Cheyney Kenneth Pfister Ruth Anderson Cloyce Tinnes Wingas Second United Presbyterian Church of

Leuellen's Inc Expands With Fifth Mt Pleasant Store

Leuellen's Inc. announces the purchase of Fashion First Fabrics at 114 So Main Street Mt. Pleasant confirming it becomes the chain's fifth retail store. The company, started in Mt. Pleasant in 1964, already runs thirteen Leuellen's stores in Washington Fairfield and Mt. Pleasant and operates Vintage 107 in Mt. Pleasant.

Leuellen’s Mt. Pleasant Iowa Fashion First Fabrics So. Main Street Children’s Washington Fairfield Vintage

Jackson Boys 4-H Club December meeting held at Escher home

The Jackson Boys 4-H Club met at Larry and Marvin Escher’s home for officer installations and member talks. Ron Sojka spoke on It’s Your Choice David Sojka discussed Is there an Energy Crisis Kevin Horn addressed Where do you Stand on the Use of Energy Mike Beranek presented Live Animal Evaluation Gregg Horn spoke on Meat Cuts and Lael Stout on Can I Help. A bowling party is planned for December 30 in Iowa City.

Jackson Boys 4-H Larry Marvin Escher Ron Sojka David Sojka Kevin Horn Mike Beranek Gregg Horn Lael Stout Iowa City

On the Record Connie Liebe Chevrolet Sorrell Glass

Connie Liebe and several parties are listed with vehicle brands including Chevrolet Ford GMC Olds Toyota and Chrysler. The entry names individuals such as John E Warren Lucy M Warren Rodger Darnell Gerald Farris Ralph Schoonover Elmo Kron and Nadine Schaefer among others, indicating ownership or sales details for various trucks and cars.

Connie Liebe Chevrolet Sorrell Glass John E Lucy M. Warren Chrysler Scheeler Brothers Inc Everett M. Cox Ford Truck Robert Joseph Fritz GMC Daniel Raymond Havel Jeanette L Griessel Ford Rodger Patricia Darnell Toyota Gerald C Phyllis Farris Larry’s Sport Shop Ralph Edmund Schoonover Marion Alice Swanson E. K M. C. Schlapkohl Olds E. D. Morrison, Jr Warren Nadine Schaefer Elmo J Virginia Kron

Paralysis case linked to swine flu vaccines in Iowa

Two Dubuque residents, a 25 year old woman and a 30 year old man, are hospitalized with Guillain Barre syndrome amid nationwide halt of the swine flu immunization program. Dr Hazlet notes the cases are under study for vaccine linkage. A Lone Tree woman was examined but not diagnosed. More than 100 cases nationwide and at least six deaths have been reported.

Dubuque UPI Kenneth Hazlet Hazlet Linda Krueger Larry Lawhorn

Mrs Leona Faris Dies in Sigourney

Leona Ruth Faris 84 died Friday at Manor House Nursing Home Sigourney. Services Monday 2 p.m. Gould Funeral Home Brighton with Rev Debby Kiesey officiating. Burial Hillcrest Cemetery Brighton. Born April 1 1894 Webster Iowa only child of Henry and Susie Snider. Surviviors Ben H Brighton Bill Burton Davenport Lola Ruth Nelson Ollie three grandchildren. Member Ollie Baptist Church.

Leona Ruth Faris Manor House Sigourney Gould Brighton Debby Kiesey Hillcrest Faris Webster Iowa Henry Susie Sylvester Snider E. Floyd Faris Ben H Bill Burton Davenport Keith Lola) Ruth Nelson Ollie Ollie Baptist Church

Widow Eliza Hochstetler 73 dies in Goshen Indiana

Eliza Hochstetler 73 of Route 1 Goshen Ind died Friday evening at Goshen General Hospital after an eight week illness. She was born May 21 1903 in Elkhart County the daughter of Noah and Katy Bender. She married Elam Hochstetler Feb 15 1925 and is survived by her husband six sons three daughters one sister 38 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Memorials to World Missionary Press or Indian Bible Society. Services Tuesday at Fair Haven Church with burial at Clinton Cemetery. Visitation at Reiths Rahrer Ehrer Goshen. Burial in state Monday and Tuesday morning.

Eliza Hochstetler Goshen Ind Goshen General Hospital World Missionary Press New Paris Indian Bible Society

Iowa seeks 1.8 million budget for attorney general office

Iowa Attorney General Des Moines asks for 1.8 million dollars for 1977 78 with 416000 for the area prosecutor division and 80 000 for seven new positions including assistants for DOT public safety social services and a library move. The plan includes merit raises and staff reimbursements from agencies and adds workers compensation and liquor control specialists.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Attorney General Haesemeyer Iowa Department of Transportation Department of Public Safety Department of Social Services Division of Finance Education DOT Public Safety and Social Services Law Library State

Mason City Nudity Ban Spurs Iowa Ordinance Interest

Mason City recent ban on nudity in liquor serving bars draws interest from Nora Springs Waverly Northwood Fort Dodge and Webster City officials. Fort Dodge seeks to craft a similar rule and Webster City responds to residents complaints near a tavern.

Mason City Iowa UPI Marlys Shima Nora Springs Waverly Northwood Fort Dodge Webster City Herbert Conlon Robert Naden

Girl Scout troop investiture at Ainsworth Legion Hall

Junior Girl Scout Troop 2149 held its investiture December 13 at 7 30 p m in the Legion Hall with candle lighting and pins from leaders Mrs Steve Schultz Mrs Don Edwards and Mrs Paul Klein. Meetings are Mondays 4 to 5 30 p m at the Legion Hall. Members include Kate Bennett Donna Edwards Michelle Koehler Patrice Mathiason Linda Powers Colette Pribyl Lisa McFarland Beth Koehler and Ann Koehler. About 25 parents and friends attended and sang carols. The Brownie troop will join in Christmas carol singing December 22.

Duane White Ainsworth Ainsworth the Legion Hall Steve Schultz Don Edwards Paul Klein Kate Bennett Donna Edwards Ornduff Taunce Mathiason John Erlenbush Jack Hooten Dave Kaufman Wons Tops South Church Gene Stephens Dale Roberts Mrs. Roberts

Medical insurance effort postponed in Iowa hospitals

DES MOINES Iowa cooperative to provide malpractice liability for state hospitals delayed after raising only 328000 of the 500000 required start-up funds. President Donald W Dunn said the effort is not dead and the interim board will meet December 30 to review finances. If funds are not ready, seven of 34 member hospitals must renew private coverage and cancel later.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Hospital Mutual Insurance Corp Donald W. Dunn Dunn Iowa Hospital Association

Iowa corporate tax ruled unconstitutional in Des Moines

Polk County District Judge Anthony Critelli declared Iowa's corporate income tax law unconstitutional. The ruling returns the issue to the legislature and could trigger refunds and losses estimated at over eight million dollars to firms plus twelve million in assessments. An appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court is likely. Separately, FBI crime data ranks Las Vegas and Phoenix high for crime rates, with Las Vegas at 7.5 per 100k and Phoenix first.

Des Moines UPI Polk County Anthony Critelli Iowa Critelli Moorman Manufacturing Co Illinois Iowa Supreme Court Marvin Selden State Revenue Department Las Vegas FBI Reno Phoenix

Split in OPEC Endangers World Oil Prices

OPEC made a 15 percent price rise but Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates balked, pledging only a 5 percent rise for 1977. The split raises doubts about OPEC’s ability to control prices as Saudi Arabia could lift production and redefine the benchmark.

Doha Qatar UPI The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Saudi Arabia OPEC United Arab Emirates Emirates Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani Jimmy Carter Yamani Sheik Mana Saeed Al-Otaiba Middle East Paris Sheik Al-Otaiba Israel United States

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