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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1972

Page

5

Dear Aunt Agatha Week in Washington Sees Local Cheer

A visitor writes from Washington about a pleasant winter week. Town mornings shimmer with snow as eighth graders rehearse a musical comedy and the YMCA drives its annual membership. Local news celebrates a 4 H corn yield winner, high school honors, and a community chest surplus, with notes on a potential apartment project and a state legislature decision.

Highland Mid-Prairie YMCA Washington Community Chest Lamn Messer Herb Campbell Paul Reed Ralph Krantz Ainsworth

Week on the Farm Highlights Modern Farm Plumbing and Prices

A column notes how home plumbing and heating ease farm chores, especially in winter hog operations. It argues underground water systems and heated fountains cut labor, but costly equipment requires profits to repay borrowed capital while livestock prices trend fair to producers despite high meat prices.

Years Ago Notes From Washington County Chronicle

Miss Carol Zelinsky of Evanston spent the weekend here with her mother Mrs Erma Zelinsky. James Stephens of Ainsworth has joined ISU Sigma Delta Chi. Firemen battled a blaze at Washington Manufacturing. Auto license tags rush ends. March of Dimes totals rise to 601. Historical Society memberships grow. Community worship service planned with Tarkio College speaker. Various locals feature in 1952 era notes and upcoming events.

Carol Zelinsky Evanston Erma Zelinsky Carol Robert Wiley Dick Wileys Hamburg Dick Wiley Ted Fritz Cindy Timmy Mechanicsville Fritz Oscar Mayer Raymond Fritz Alvin Shebeck Guets Gary Joan Shebeck Rock Island Ronald Meyers Davenport D.O. Butler Washington James Stephens Gene Stephens Ainsworth Iowa State University Sigma Delta Chi ISU Washington Manufacturing Company Court House W.J. Petersen Clyde Canfield Tarkio College Missouri YMCA

Child care tax break grows for 1972

Congress updated the tax law to allow a deduction for child care and related expenses in 1972. The maximum deduction is 4800 dollars, must meet income limits, and receipts must be kept. The rule also covers maid or household services and includes a disabled spouse for the first time.

Congress

Two Die In Head-On Crash South Of Kalona

A head-on collision on highway 1 two miles south of Kalona early Sunday killed Mark Elliott of West Des Moines 21 and Mary Mazzolli of Des Moines 20. Durian 21 of Wellman was charged with manslaughter and operating while intoxicated after crossing the center line.

Ues Moines Kalona Mark Robert Elliott West Des Moines Mary Esther Joana Mazzoli Des Moines Patrick Blaine Durian Route Two Wellman University Hospital Iowa City Iowa Highway Lyle Hansen Elliott Highway 1 Hansen Durian Robert Krotz Des Moines Register John Krotz Washingtn National Council For the ‘Advancement of Education Krotz Iowa Register American Political Science Association Pam Robison Washington Garten Keiffer G. Garton West Washington Street Iowa Society of Farm Managers Memorial Union Ames Wellman Justice of the Peace Court Mark R. Elliott Mary Mazzolli

Local Deaths Mark Week in Several Iowa Communities

Mrs. David Blankenhorn 61 of route one Ainsworth died January 31 1972 at University Hospital Iowa City after brief admission for observation. Ollie John C Baumgartner 80 of Ollie died February 1 1972 at St Josephs Ottumwa after a month of illness following a stroke. Mrs June Wishard Williams 86 of Wellman died February 2 1972 at Shenks Nursing Home Wellman with private graveside service. Mrs Ima Pearl Dawson 83 of Wellman died February 4 1972 at Shenks Rest Home Wellman after four years residence with her daughter and son in law. Agnes Ombei 83 of Sigourney died early today at Manor House Nursing Home Sigourney. Frank L Casey 77 longtime Washington resident died February 4 1972 at Washington County Hospital after one week illness.

Y Community Room Brigette Pluess AFS Switzerland Brigette Lulu Williams Leonard Johnson Iowa City Richard Johnson David Blankenhorn Route One Ainsworth University Hospital Ollie John C. Baumgartner St. Joseph's Hospital Ottumwa Wellman June Wishard Williams Shenks Otto Steele Sherman-Eden Ima Pearl Dawson Shenks Rest Clyde Little West Brighton Sigourney Agnes Ombei Manor House Frank L. Casey Washington Washington County Hospital East Washington Street

Washington plans cite new high school and city hall

The 20 year development plan for Washington urges building a new senior high school and a city hall, plus a north side park and sewer and water improvements. Stanley Consultants prepared the 45 page plan with city input, noting some goals are long range while others, like water upgrades, are underway.

City of Washington Stanley Consultants Muscatine

Community Chest over the top despite slow economy

Washingtonians donated 36082.64 to the Community Chest drive at the YMCA meeting, exceeding the 36015 goal. Ferne Minick praised division chairs. Lai Messer was honored for dual roles as board president and Red Feather Campaign chair.

YMCA Ferne Minick Chest Lai Messer Red Feather Riverside Broadlawns Hospital Des Moines Dale Burich Burich Des Moines Hospital Leon Hillman Houston Texas

Campbell Will Not Seek Re election Amid Farm Bureau Pressure

State Rep. Herb Campbell of Washington announced he will not run again, amid pressure from local Farm Bureau leaders over plans to shift control of agricultural chemicals to a proposed Environmental Quality Department. The Farm Bureau group met Campbell and Sen Richard Stephens in Des Moines to press the issue. Campbell, a long time Farm Bureau member, cited environmental concerns in his letter.

Republican Central Committee Herb Campbell Washington Lawrence Miksch Central Committee Campbell Farm Bureau Agriculture Department Department of Environmental Quality Des Moines Richard Stephens Crawfordsville Iaia Hus House Environmental Preservation Committee

Hospital Admits and Births Noted Across Communities

A sequence of hospital admissions and births across Washington West Chester Keota and surrounding towns lists patients admitted for medical or surgical reasons, discharges, long term care movements, and new births including a son to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roberts in West Chester. Names include Walter Fisher Mrs Alpha Brecht Cecil Skipton and many others with dates tagged today yesterday and Friday.

James Altenhofen Washington Marshall Doughty Walter Fisher West Chester Warren Donaldson Ainsworth Carl Roberts Pin Cecil Skipton Columbus Junction Verne Richardson Viola Anderson Elmer Kiene Crawfordsville Grove Letts Hubert Lines Albert Olinger Keota Emma Levert Wayland Robert Dunbar Clarence Weber Roger Escher Frank Schantz Clara Johnson

Local Birth Notices From The Stork Gazette

Sherry Lynn Reid, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Reid, Rural Route 1 Letts. Randy Eugene Roberts, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Eugene Roberts, Box 113 West Chester. Melanie Ann and Melissa Marie Linn, twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Edward Louis Linn, Box 14 Wayland. Michael Robert Manning, son of Mr and Mrs Frankie Manning, Rural Route 2 Wayland.

Sherry Lynn Reid Ralph Reid Letts Randy Eugene Roberts Carl Eugene Roberts West Chester Melanie Ann and Melissa Marie Linn Edward Louis Linn Wayland Michael Robert Manning Frankie Manning

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