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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1968

Page

5

Extension soybean tests name Wayne Amsey top yields

County Extension Director Jim Frier reports Wayne and Amsey are the top yielding soybean varieties for Washington County. Iowa State’s three year average and 1967 yields at Ottumwa Red Oak Ames Independence show Amsey and Wayne high in southern and eastern Iowa. Amsey matures about 8 days earlier than Wayne, with other new varieties Hark and Corsey also strong. Seed supply is ample and germination testing advised. Copies of the yield summary and bulletin Keys to Soybean Profits in Eastern Iowa are available at the Washington County Extension office.

Wayne Amsey Washington County Jim Frier Iowa State Iowa Ottumwa Red Oak Hark Ford Frier Bulletin

Bonnie Stagers Home From Hospital

Bonnie Stagers is back home after being dismissed from Washington County Hospital on February 14. She will recuperate at home this week with support from Diana Johnson who has checked on her schoolwork. The item lists multiple local social visits and gatherings involving families and friends in Rubio, Brighton, West Chester, Ollie, Davenport, Fairfield, and nearby areas, including events at Sigourney and a horse sale. It notes caregivers and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Terry McClurg, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McClurg, and others across several households.

Rubio Bonnie Stagers Washington County Hospital Diana Johnson Terry McClurg Brighton Edgar McClurgs John McConnell Bettensdorf Edger McClurg W. L. Morgan Ft. Madison J. B. White Richard Morgan Robert Bodkins Gene Dodson West Chester Larry Morgan Micky Craig Morgan Sigourney Lloyd Bodkins Washington Charles Blakely Fairfield Hubert Bodkins Bloomfield Tom Robertson Cloyce Robertson Iowa City Gilbert Leathers Near Ollie Grace Tinnes Tallyland Albert Tinnes Rachel Long Richland C. W. Harley Maurice Tinnes Davenport Chuck Arbogast Beverly Morgan Craig Morgans Mary Kay Arnold Pete Arnolds Alice Lowe

Wellman Garden Club Meets Seventeen Members

Mrs Lutz hosts the Wellman Garden Club in the George Lutz home with seventeen members present for a business session led by president Mrs Oran Birkey. Mrs L J Kehoe led a lesson on Vines, followed by refreshment works by Mrs Harvey Wagamon, Mrs Ed Yoder and Mrs Oren Birkey. March meeting planned at Asbery Methodist Church Fellowship room. Fire department responds to grass fire near Milton Wehrle home. Local visits and travel plans noted for several residents including Larry Hynes and wife Helen, en route to New York then Des Moines and Nevada to visit family.

Wellman Wellman Garden Club George Lutz Oran Birkey L.J. Kehoe Harvey Wagamon Ed Yoder Oren Birkey Asbery Methodist Church Larry Hynes Helen New York Des Moines Nevada

Evening bridal shower honors Mrs. Gillette in Crawfordsville

Twenty two guests attended a miscellaneous bridal shower for Mrs. David Gillette at the Donald Blankenhorn home on Thursday evening. Hostesses Jackie Blankenhorn Debbie McCall and Debbie Sheetz helped. Special guests included Mrs. Allen Conrad and Mrs. John Gillette of Wapello as gifts were opened and refreshments centered on a gold heart centerpiece. A new brother was welcomed by Kitty Melvin and Beatrice who had been staying with the Charles Wells family during the mother’s hospital stay.

Crawfordsville David Gillette Donald Blankenhorn Jackie Blankenhorn Debbie McCall Debbie Sheetz Kitty Melvin Beatrice Charles Wells

Fire threatens homes after grass fire near Raymond Schultz home

Crawfordsville fire department responded Saturday to a grass fire sparked by burning trash at the Raymond Schultz residence. The blaze spread toward nearby buildings belonging to the Tom Joneses, prompting an urgent defensive effort. The incident disrupted local areas as crews contained the flames and secured the scene.

Crawfordsville Raymond Schultz Tom Joneses Crooked Creek Legion Hall Kirk Howsarer Washington IFYE Sandra Lewis Randy Davis Craig Dare Eric Graber Galen Howsare Galen Kirk Howsare Kenneth Snow Washington County Hospital Kenneth Junior

Honor Mrs Wolfe on 75th birthday in Keota

Mrs Helen Wolfe celebrated her 75th birthday with a surprise gathering at home on Saturday. Relatives and friends from Ainsworth Columbus Junction Brighton Cedar Rapids Oskaloosa Newton Grinnell Mt. Pleasant Muscatine Washington visited joining meals gifts and cards.

Keota Helen Wolfe Cleo Trier Johnnie and Ruth Ann Cobb John Schantz Ainsworth Gale Niffeneggar Columbus Junction Les Zigafoose Brighton Gilbert Brown Larry Thrapp Cedar Rapids Carol Richardson Pearl Richardson Richard Wiseman Charles Ray Oskaloosa Charles Conklin Clifford Conklin Carol Lil Maristany Conklin Cub Scout den 5 Virginia Henderson Claudine Erwin Pat Dietz Dietz Ronnie Erwin George Washington A.I. Fitzsimmon Elvin Shafer Kinross Johnnie Don Schantz Donnie Chad Cleo Trer Alvin Mattisons Elmer Waller Mattison Esther Wheeling Charlene Christine Michael Clark Newton Francis Romine Helen Mills Irene Zillmer Nettie Bishop Gary Mills Grinnell Bishop Mt. Pleasant Iowa DC - TT Duane Miller Muscatine

Keota Firemen Respond to Office Smoke Damage

Keota firemen answered an early Saturday call to the offices of Atty. B. J. Byrne where a faulty furnace caused smoke damage. Mrs. James Watts alerted the department from an apartment across the street. Ernest Carlson was taken by ambulance to Mercy Hospital in Iowa City around midnight Friday. Robie Bell returned home from Mercy Hospital, Iowa City, after arm injury from a feed grinder.

Charles Grisham Grace Dayton Maude Sanders Franie Woltering Grisham Ruby Helscher Ruth Ginkens Helen Mills Betty Heisdorffer Berniece Dill Mt. Pleasant

WWI Women Sew Carpet Rags and Local Social News

Riverside community reports a World War I Auxiliary coffee at Mrs. Orville Meeks home and a carpet rag sewing day that produced twenty pounds of rags for the Veterans Hospital in Knoxville. The note also covers church school board deliberations, Legion Auxiliary meeting results, social visits, and retiree group activities with members named.

Riverside Albert Kron Edward Bushek Orville Meeks Washington Ben Miller Veterans Hospital Knoxille

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Ames Independence Clark Hawkeye Central Iowa D. H. Watson Mrs. Lutz Mrs. O. B. Godber Milton Wehrle Hurley Long Nella Spear Anna Fehlberg Alba Humphreys Edith North English Maxine Romine Lyle Rugg Clarendon Hills Henry Durian Frank Rugg L. J. Kehoe Joe Kehoe Professional Directory Louis J. Kehoe Jeffry Livingston, Day, Meeker & Bates Robert Day Everett Meeker Robert Bates South Ave John C. Owen West Washington South Side Square Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main M. L. Tweeton North Marion P. L. Etter Osteopathic Vinton Hybrid Seed Corn CO Don Bealer L. F. Dawa Duane Mottet Herman Leichty Wayland Leonard Bayliss Kepta Stephen L. Bausch Dennis the Menace By Hank Ketcham Mrs. Gillette By Vivian Wells Dean Schafers St. Louis Ila Eshelman Carl Amrine Harold Reibling Sr Amline Fred Durian Richard Paul Pleasant Kenneth Paul Doyle Paul Mrs. Wolfe Mrs. Boyd Sanders Shion Doug Flanders Tracie Iowa Falls Shirley Kenny Stoutner Glenn Stoutner Gene Hammen Flanders Gene Talleyrand LE Time Jarrow Poland Farrow Massey-Harris David Bradley Little Genius Oliver Corn Woods Hammermill J. D. Mower J. D. Hay Kewanee Kewanee Harrow IHC Combine IHC Leeder M. E M. H Kline Maurice Conrad Eugene Martin Mike Orris Mrs. Wilbur Kiene Clarence Rummelhart Donald Spevacek Richard Horesowsky Richmond Mary Shebanek Bess W. C. Landrys Kentucky Mr. Landry Hazard St. Mary's School Hills, Richmond Lone Tree American Legion Auxiliary Ed Bushek Leona Kucera Burich Wilma Rummelhart Mrs. Gale Edward F. Havel Eileen Emmett Lee Ethyl Berkhoff Lloyd KUB Club Joe Jean Elmo Kron Herman Heitzman Rose Kron Alvin Yeggy Elmer Schneider Cletus Mellecker Merrit Yeggy John Yeggy National Assoc. of Civil Service Lennox & Green Colonial Furnaces Ritchie Livestock Fountains Wyse Plumbing & Heating Sam Wittmer Wayland Barrow Ford Tractor Dearborn John Deere Maurice Grieser Owen Roth Jim Soukup Ainsworth State Bank
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