Mrs. Howard D. Coakley Dies In Local Township
Mrs. Howard D. Coakley 62 of 211 South Taylor Avenue died this morning December 19, 1972 at her mother's home. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Leland Grove officiating. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. She was born Laurene Elizabeth Putman November 11 1910 in Havre Washington County and lived here most of her life. She married Howard D. Coakley July 20 1943. She belonged to the Christian Church. Surviving are her husband two brothers Maurice Putman Scottsdale Arizona Wilson Putman Coralville Iowa one sister Audrey Goldsmith What Cheer and her mother Mr and Mrs Ralph Hesseltine plus many nieces and nephews.
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Howard D. Coakley
South
Taylor Avenue
Ralph Hesseltine
Jones Funeral Home
Leland
Claude
Audrey) Goldsmith
What Cheer
Garden Club notes and Fortnightly gathering
Garden I members met for a morning coffee at Mrs Arden Freel’s home with 12 attendees. Guest hostesses included Mrs Cloyce Statler and Mrs Oren Birkey. Walter A Smith cited Christmas poems. business session led by Mrs John Witthoft. January and February meetings were announced canceled. Public Affairs panel at Mrs M L McCreedy’s home featured Mrs B M O Beirn and Mrs Don Maxwell with readings from The Three Wise Women of the East and The Miracle of the Madonna. 17 members attended the 1 PM luncheon as Mrs Herbert Campbell cohosted and guests Mrs W W Nolin and Mrs Everett Meeker were present.
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Arden Freel
Garden I
Cloyce Statler
Oren Birkey
Mayme Squire
Walter A. Smith
John Witthoft
B.M. O’beirn
Don Maxwell
M.L. McCreedy
O'Beirn
East
Maxwell
H.W. Ramseyer
Herbert Campbell
W.W. Nolin
Everett Meeker
Bowling MELODY STRIKERS LEAGUE Results and Scores
Washington County Abstract shows 37 cashes and 5. dards leading to scores. Gibson Discount River Products entries list results with Dayton Beauty Salon Essex Osincup Drug and State Bank. High scores include Essex 2415 team series and 839 team game by Osincup Drug. Individual leaders Polly Riley 521 and Joe Falk Co. 2529 with Doug Dunlap 568.
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Washington County Abstract
SSO
Piper Promcts
Washington State Bank
Obicud
I. Peice Wast PS
Gti Gress
USS Can Coney
Dayton Beauty Salon
Eesce Oes
Gibson Discount
River Products
Essex
Osincup Drug
State Bank
Abstract Co
V.F.W
Osincup
Joe Falk
Freshwaters
Falk
Doug Dunlap
John Hough
Dale Close
Reverend Burrichter Accepts Call to St. Paul UCC
The Rev. Emil Burrichter of New Albion Iowa will become pastor of St. Paul United Church of Christ in Washington. He and Mrs Burrichter plan to move to Washington in late February.
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Emil Burrichter
New Albion
Iowa
St. Paul United Church of Christ
Washington
Burrichter
Des Moines council approves downtown study and tax vote
Des Moines City Council approved spending 42000 for a downtown study with one half funded by federal sources and one third by property taxes. The panel also tentatively raised garbage fees from 2 to 250 and backed automatic sprinkler requirements for tall new buildings.
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Des Moines
UPI
Real Estate Research Corp
Chicago
Jack Woods
Robert Scott
Russ LaVine
Iowa
Lee Williams
New Orleans
Funeral services for Rosa Gertrude Lahr held at St James
Funeral services for Rosa Gertrude Lahr were held Monday at 10 am in St James Catholic church with Revs Melvin Lahr Edward F Collins Wetzstine T J Lew Walter Helms and William Kaska presiding. Casketbearers included Roy Lamansky George Everhart Bernard Schmitt W J Ardat Charles Franzen and George Gevock. Burial followed at St Josephs Cemetery East Pleasant Plain.
Livestock Market Reports From Joliet and Des Moines
Market notes from Joliet Illinois and Des Moines Iowa show cattle steady to higher demand on mixed grades with prices for steer and heifer classes listed. Des Moines hogs see active demand with butchers and sows mostly steady to 25 cents higher, with price ranges for various weight categories and weekly receipts provided.
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Joliet, Ill
UPI
Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
U.S
Tips for Grain Storage Moisture Control
Jim Frier notes moisture migration in winter storage as corn near walls cools fast while center stays warm. Air currents move moisture upward, condense on top grain, and can crust or mold. corn aeration equalizes temperature to prevent moisture migration, with smaller bins benefiting from aeration as insurance.
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Jim Frier
Washington County Extension
Larry van Fossen
Extension Ag
Iowa State University
Grain storage tips for corn in cold weather
The article advises checking stored corn every few weeks during cold weather for crusting and moisture in a bin. It recommends using an aeration system to cool corn to 35 40 degrees, starting the fan in late fall, and warming to 65 70 degrees before spring. A probe or smell test can detect spoilage.
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van Fossen
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Tke A
Tina Turner
Melody Strikers League
Polly Riley
Anna Russell
Ruth Zieglowsky
Ruth Meth
Blue Monday League
Deeeda Sn Seeas
W.F.W. Post
Hill’s
Zieglowsky Furnishings
Wilson Concrete Ees
Hills
Wilson's
Hy-Vee
Zieglowskys
Falk's
Drug Store
Washington, Iowa
Candie
State Farm
Jack
West Main
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Jason Robards JR
Malibu
Washington Evening Journal
Taare
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