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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1976

Page

8

Carolyn Pratt 91 dies at Washington County Hospital

Carolyn Mae Colthurst Pratt 91 of Waterloo died Sunday December 26 1976 at Washington County Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services are Wednesday at 1 pm at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Dale Brehmer officiating burial in Campground Cemetery. She taught Iowa schools for 48 years retiring at 82 in Waterloo Cedar Falls and Parkersburg. Survivors include nephew George Colthurst and four nieces Betty Caldwell Stan Williams Helen Hoy and Mary Bruce Earle. She was born near Ainsworth September 26 1885 and was a member of Ainsworth Community Church.

Carolyn M. Pratt Waterloo Washington County Hospital Jones Funeral Home Dale Brehmer Campground Cemetery Carolyn Mae Colthurst Pratt Ainsworth Isaac L. and Bertha Rogers Colthurst Monmouth College R. G. Pratt Iowa Cedar Falls Parkersburg George

Rites Tuesday for Clark I. Wood 92

Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home in Columbus Junction for Clark Irwin Wood 92. He died Friday morning December 24 1976 at Washington County Hospital. Burial will be in Ainsworth Cemetery. He was born June 3 1884 in rural Ainsworth and married Pearl E Woodburn March 15 1905. Survivors include two sons Donald of Ainsworth and Delbert of Cedar Rapids, 10 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren, and one sister Vera Sands. He was preceded in death by his wife and one brother.

Stacy-Lewis Columbus Junction Clark Irwin Wood Mr. Wood Washington County Hospital Paul Hasel Ainsworth Cemetery Ainsworth Farrington M Nancy Marr Wood Pearl E. Wood

Bertha Berg Harvey dies in Missouri at 88

Bertha Berg Harvey 88 of Camdenton Missouri former Washington resident died Saturday December 25 1976 in Camdenton Funeral services will be Wednesday at 130 p m at Fairbanks Lamb Chapel Muscatine Burial in Greenwood Cemetery Muscatine She was born April 2 1888 in Muscatine daughter of Frank and his wife On November 20 1906 she married Adolf Berg in Muscatine He preceded her in death Survivors include one son Edward Harvey of Linn Creek Missouri three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren

Bertha Berg Harvey Camdenton Washington Fairbanks-Lamb Muscatine Greenwood Cemetery Harvey Frank Rehmel Adolf Berg Edward Harvey Linn Creek

Welty donates softball complex to Kirkwood College

Cedar Rapids entrepreneur Roger A. Welty gifts his 21.5 acre Roger A. Welty softball complex near the Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport to Kirkwood Community College. The site includes two diamonds, one lit for 4,000 spectators, a concessions building, and large parking.

Cedar Rapids Kirkwood Community College Roger A. Welty Kirkwood Selby Ballantyne Ballantyne Welty Iowa Welty Company American Softball Association

Yield bulletins show corn bean oat results from ISU

Iowa State University yield results for corn soybeans and oats are available at the Washington County Extension Office. District 5 averages 150.3 bu/ac with 112 176 range. Districts 3 and 6 average 122.1 and 159.9 bu/ac. Soybean averages: central Iowa 47.3 bu/ac. southern Iowa 44.9 bu/ac with 37 48.8 range. Long oats lead in southern Iowa. Noble and Otee cited high. Copies available at 209 South Marion Ave or by phone 653-4811.

Iowa State University Washington County Jim Frier Linn County Iowa South Marion Ave Washington

Toastmasters Meet at Frontier Cafe with Themed Talks

The Toastmasters Club met at the Frontier Cafe for a weekly session. Howard Lanning served as toastmaster, Luiza Da Silva was timer, John Gamon as grammarian, and Pauline Hite chaired topics. Ralph Martin spoke on Good News with Ford Marie as evaluator, Tom Hwang spoke on Christmas in China with evaluator Tom Thomas.

Toastmasters Club Frontier Cafe Howard Lanning Luiza da Silva John, Gamon Pauline Hite Ralph Martin Ford Marie Tom Hwang China Tom Thomas

Livestock Prices Drift Higher in Des Moines Trade

UPI reports moderate livestock trade in Des Moines with demand good and butchers mostly steady. Feeder cattle ranged with No 1-3 200-230 lb at 38.50 to 40.50, 230-250 lb at 37.50 to 39.75, and No 2-3 270-300 lb at 32.50 to 36.75. Sows firm to higher with No 1-3 270-330 lb at 27.75 to 29.50 and 330-400 lb at 26.50 to 29.00. Receipts estimated at 100,000. Friday actual 18,000, last week 75,000, year ago 79,000.

Des Moines UPI

Aledia Jackson 65 dies in Iowa City

Aledia F Jackson 65 of Iowa City died Sunday morning December 26 1976 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a brief illness Funeral services will be Tuesday at 10 am at Holy Trinity Catholic Church Richmond with Rev Leroy Bergthold officiating Burial will be in Wellman Cemetery A prayer service will be Monday at 730 pm at Peterseims Funeral Chapel Kalona She was born July 24 1911 daughter of James T and Addie Desing Haller at rural Wellman She married Walter Jackson in January 1945 at Kalona Survivors include one daughter Patricia Reynolds of Iowa City three grandchildren five sisters Fern Dawn Kalona Audrey Amlong Iowa City Islea Schulty Washington Juanita Heller Washington and Mrs William Ollie Wiles Wellman and one brother Joseph Haller Norwalk California Preceded in death by her husband in March 1976

Iowa City Mercy Hospital Holy Trinity Catholic Church Richmond Leroy Bergthold Wellman Cemetery Peterseim Kalona Jackson James T Addie Desing Haller Wellman Walter Jackson Patricia Reynolds William Fern) Dawn Audrey Amlong Islea Schulty Washington Juanita Heller William Ollie Wiles Joseph Haller Norwalk Calif

Error corrected in vehicle collision report and holiday notices

The Journal corrects an earlier error: Clarence W. Tait did not pull to the right of Dascal D. Hamilton at the South Marion West Washington intersection. the Hamilton vehicle is the one that pulled right, both cars turning right on a red light and colliding. Additional brief notices list Christmas dinner attendees at Louis Havel’s Cedar Rapids home and a cooperative supper at Kalona hosted by E. M. Cox, with families from Kalona Iowa City Washington Grundy Center and Lone Tree.

Clarence W. Tait Dascal D. Hamilton South Marion West Washington Hamilton Tait Journal E. M. Cox Kalona Ralph Cox Iowa City Marvin Eimen Erna Eimen Louis Havel Washington

Oil Pipe Line Planned From Illinois to Twin Cities

Koch Industries and Ashland Oil plan a 478 mile crude pipeline from Patoka Illinois to refineries in the Twin Cities. The 24 inch line, via Minnesota Pipe Line Co, would cost about 135 million dollars with completion in fall 1978 if permits arrive. Unleaded gasoline supplies in Iowa face uncertainty as prices may rise with OPEC increases.

Des Moines IDPA Iowa The Oil and Gas Journal Koch Industries Inc Ashland Oil Company Patoka Ill Twin Cities Minnesota Pipe Line Company Koch Ashland Trade Journal Ashland and Koch

Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Summary

Friday admissions include Mrs Florence Gardner of West Chester and Mrs Charles Thompson of Ainsworth for medical care. Saturday adds Mrs Charles Sparrow of Columbus Junction and Mr and Mrs Michael Fink of Winfield. Discharges include Linus Miller and others. today Rees Davis of Columbus Junction transferred to long term care.

Florence Gardner West Chester Charles Thompson Ainsworth Charles Sparrow Columbus Junction Michael Fink Winfield Marvin Prior Linus Miller Kalona Dallas Hotle Washington William Besser Harper Cory Fink Crawfordsville Francis Greiner Olin Jennings Rees Davis Ethan Blieu Don Eaton

Markets Livestock Joliet Ill Cattle Steady Hogs Fall

Livestock markets in Joliet Illinois report moderate trade. Cattle prices show steers steady to prime high at 41.25 to 42.00 per cwt and heifers steady to weak with various grade ranges listed. Hogs trade moderate with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower and several weight classes priced between 37.25 and 42.00 per cwt. Tuesday receipts: cattle about 50 hogs about 1,000.

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