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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1973

Page

8

Farm pest talk and obituary notes at Washington meeting

Iowa State University entomologist Jerald DeWitt spoke to area dealers on pest thresholds for field crops and corn borer management highlighting weather effects and resistant hybrids. Separate obituary notes Mrs. Donald Norton, 55, died Dec 19, 1973 in Washington, Iowa after a long illness. funeral 10 a.m. Saturday.

Cedar Rapids Jerald DeWitt Iowa State University Ramada Inn Iowa City DeWitt Towa Jennings Donald Norton North Third Avenue Washington County Hospital Sherman-Eden Frank Dunn Jr Elm Grove Cemetery Edna I. Mayo O. R Goldie (Mace) Mayo Chickasha Okla Donald B. Norton Rebekah Lodge Donald Jr Ronald Washington 0. R. Mayo Maurice Darien

Bank robber who sought arrest fails to be caught

James Hiawatha McGraw, 28, of LaGrange Georgia, phoned the FBI to confess robbing the First Western Bank for 817 dollars to finance a trip home. He said he would surrender at the La Brea Tar Pits but police could not locate him, and he later went to the FBI office. Estimated Friday receipts include 1,200 cattle and 1,000 hogs.

Los Angeles UPI James Hiawatha McGraw McGraw LaGrange FBI First Western Bank la Brea

Richland families plan holiday events

Richland residents map Christmas gatherings from December 23 to 28. Howard and John Adrian host family meals with multiple relatives attending from Keota Ollie Brighton and Woodbridge and guests in Rochester St Paul and Washington. Cletus Yoder hosts Christmas day gathering with extended Yoder and James families.

Vun Lon Richland Howard Adrian John Adrian Jerry Adrian Dave Dickey Adrian Jeremy Jr Debbie Wittetoe Will Adam Omer Adam Don ‘Adam Bob Sobaski Richard Adam Paul Hammes Keota Keith Leppert Don Adams John Pacha Josephine Leo Adam George Sheridan Ollie Jim Redlinger Washington Paul Pacha Brighton Charles Pacha Woodbridge Delbert Hesseltine Oxford Leo Adams Tony Casalanovo Lisa Rochester Minn Keith Jones St. Paul Johnny Adam Joe Phil Adam Monna Drish Coleman Bragg Cletus Yoder Larry Yoder Iowa City Dean James Richard James Kathy Teno Rex Foreman Sigourney Edna Hafferty Lyle Wolf Packwood Fairfield Engineering Walton Club Fairfield

Ineligibles on U S welfare rolls hit 40 percent

HEW Secretary Caspar Weinberger announced in a UPI report that four of every ten AFDC families are ineligible or mispaid, costing taxpayers 1.17 billion annually. The study of 44,000 recipients showed 10.2 percent ineligible, 22.8 percent overpaid, and 8.1 percent underpaid, with state variations and calls to curb fraud.

Washington UPI Health, Education and Welfare Caspar W. Weinberger HEW New Jersey Pennsylvania Weinberger AFDC New York State New Hampshire North Carolina North Dakota Arkansas Maine Aspen Robert B. Carleson

Mennonite Church to stage Crossroad to Bethlehem

Washington Mennonite Church members will appear in Crossroad to Bethlehem, a Christmas production. Performances are Friday and Sunday at 7 30 pm, inviting the public to attend the two shows on December 21 and December 23.

Washington Mennonite Church Bethlehem

Reformed Church Hosts Family Night Dinner

Members of the Reformed Presbyterian Church held a cooperative family night at the church on Wednesday. Hostess Mrs. Ray Blair organized the event with seasonal table decorations by Mrs. Don Wilson and Mrs. Ray Wilson. Food committee members included Mrs. Ralph Howell and Mrs. Charles Bartholow. After the meal, Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Gerald Vandenburg entertained the children while parents visited. Special guests included Mrs. George Masson Sr. and family, Mrs. Martha Moore and Jean, Keith and George, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brinning. Birthday honors went to Tim Brinning, Jean Moore, and Charles Bartholow, along with the anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Duain Johnson.

Reformed Presbyterian Church Ray Blair Don Wilson Ray Wilson Ralph Howell Charles Bartholow Blair Gerald Vandenburg George Masson Sr George Masson Jr

Open House Honors Mr and Mrs Rice on 50th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Rice were honored Saturday with an Open House for their 50th wedding anniversary. Hosts were their children Don De Guerre North Canton Ohio and Dave Lancaster Cedar Rapids along with families. About 100 guests signed the book as Cindy Rice greeted them.

Don Long Richland Willard Rice Don de Guerre North Canton Ohio Dave Lancaster Cedar Rapids Cindy Rice Paul McClintic Don Bishop Lloyd Rice Spencer Raymond Rice Elmhurst Illinois de Guerre

Methodist Woman's Society Christmas Tea Draws 80 Attendees

Ten years ago in snowy weather eighty people attended the annual WSCS Christmas Tea at Fellowship Hall of the church. Each member received a personal invitation as an original poem written by Mrs. Paul Harvey.

Methodist Woman's Society Fellowship Hall WSCS Paul Harvey

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