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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1971
Page
8
Mrs. Lulu Jugenheimer died early this afternoon at the extended care unit of Washington County Hospital. Sherman-Eden Funeral Home is handling funeral arrangements which were pending today.
The USDA Crop Reporting Service shifted the final 1971 corn soybean and grain sorghum crop estimates to January 14 from December. Iowa State economist Bob Wisner says the change will continue to ensure harvest is completed before the final estimate is issued.
Mr and Mrs Robert Brewer and families joined Washington's Dave McDaniel during the national tour opening of No No Nanette at the Hanna Theater Cleveland on Monday night. Dave sings and dances with the chorus and understudies two main roles.
The Washington Mennonite Church at 815 East Polk Street offers Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 30 a m with a sermon Discovering the Will of God Evening worship at 7 30 p m followed by a film My Favorite Phony Dennis M Good serves as pastor.
Ten years ago Miss Sandra Jones returns home by plane Sunday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs T A Jones. She is a surgical nurse at College Hospital Santa Barbara California.
Mayor Ralph Martin issues a proclamation calling all city residents and officials to aid aliens in reporting their addresses at post offices or INS offices during January 1972. The notice cites the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 requiring annual address reporting by aliens, except diplomats and personnel of international organizations.
Mrs Amanda Lillie and Mr Clyde Dudley of St. Louis visited Riverside relatives of Mr and Mrs Robert Duwa over Christmas. On Christmas Eve the gathering joined the Duwa, Dudley and Lillis families with multiple relatives, then the St. Louis guests returned home Sunday.
Interior Iowa and southern Minnesota hog markets show slow trade with fair demand. Butchers mostly steady with some 25 cent declines. lighter weights steady to 25 cents higher. Price ranges cover U S 1 3 200 230 lb butchers 21.50 22.50 and up to 450 lb classes. Weekly receipts at 60 000 versus prior weeks. Joliet live stock notes report cattle sales unavailable and 1 200 head forecast.
Deanna Laux daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Laux was appointed evaluator counselor of the Muscatine County Community Workshop. Her role includes evaluating and counseling clients on work attitudes and skills and assisting in placement and job training. She has lived in southeastern Iowa most of her life and holds a BA in sociology from the University of Iowa plus a masters in rehabilitation counseling.
Washington Kiwanis held its last 1971 luncheon with four long time members sharing thumbnail sketches. Treasurer T M Nelson noted twenty one years of perfect attendance. Guests Steve Wolfer and Midshipman David McCall attended the meeting.
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