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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1968

Page

5

Iowa Park Conference Dates Set at Des Moines Veterans Auditorium

Iowa Park Conference scheduled for January 17 and 18 at Veterans Auditorium Des Moines with Emmett Stevermer of Iowa State University announcing the annual Iowa Swine Producers Association meeting. The program features a pork producers discussion, hog cholera eradication progress, a producer panel, Master Swine Producer Awards, and sessions on liquid feeding closed herd populations and futures for pork. The SPF annual meeting closes the two day event.

Veterans Auditorium Des Moines Emmett Stevermer Iowa State University Iowa Swine Producers Association Iowa Pork Producers Association National Pork Council Future For Pork Iowa Spf

Woodbine forms all-woman volunteer fire department

In Woodbine Texas the entire volunteer fire brigade is women led by fire chief Bonnie Jeffcoat with sister Faye as assistant and Tina Brazil as secretary. Training is arranged, funds are sought for a building and engine, and bake sales plus donations fund the effort as they plan to recruit volunteers and care for children during calls.

Woodbine Tex UPI North Texas Bonnie Jeffcoat

Farm and Farm Machinery Sale Listings Across Iowa

A column lists multiple farm sales with dates from January to February across Iowa. Entries include locations near Brighton, Washington, Fairfield, Packwood, Winfield, Cotter, Columbus Junction, Kalona, and Keota, with exact starts, executors, or servants handling each sale. Ongoing weekly and monthly livestock sales are noted in Wayland, Wapello, Kalona, Washington, Columbus Junction, Ollie, and Keota.

Glenn Fuhr Washington Wayland Road Leah Kauffman Fairfield Packwood Sidney Johnston Winfield Cotter Columbus Junction Adeline (Kaddy) Helmick West Chester Harold Walsh Don Radda Wayland George Baker Kalona Joe Christner Old Pleasant Plain Bill Crish Keota Iowa Dick Hagist Wapello Highway 61 Washington Livestock Sales Co Smylie’s Livestock Market Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie

Sister Nelle OConnor Leads Catholic War Veterans in Seattle

Sister Nelle O Connor, veteran leader and former U S Marine lieutenant, heads Father Vincent Post of the Catholic War Veterans in Seattle. A wartime recruit, she once considered Legion command but lost by two votes.

Seattle Wash UPI Vincent Catholic War Veterans Nelle O'Connor Leatherneck Rainier Valley American Legion Nelle U.S. Women Marines Edward James James Navy Edward O'Connor South Pacific Marines United States Holy Names Academy Oregon

Birthmarks common but fade in infancy, doctors say

SAN FRANCISCO UPI doctors report up to half of US infants have birthmarks but nearly all disappear spontaneously in the first years of life. Birthmarks are non malignant skin tumors, varried in size from freckles to covering large areas, usually fading over time.

San Francisco UPI United States California Medical Association

Birthmarks in Infants Describe Port Wine and Strawberry Variants

At birth about 40 percent of infants have port wine stains which fade slowly and are rarely removable without scars. Strawberry marks occur in about 10 percent, often appearing after birth and typically fading by age five.

Holiday guests at the Stransky home in Riverside

Holiday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Milo Stransky were their daughter and family Gary Smith of Davenport Merle Smith and Allen of Washington Keith Jarrard and Bernard Singleton of Washington Mrs Stransky and her grandson Rodney Smith birthday observers Jack Muller entered Veterans Hospital as a possible surgical patient.

Riverside Milo Stransky Gary Smith Davenport Merle Smith Allen Washington Keith Jarrard Bernard Singleton Stransky Rodney Smith Jack Muller Veterans Hospital Jack Tener Kay Seattle Ann St. Paul Minnesota Cedar Rapids Richard Stout Ronald Swenka Arthur Swenkas The Hill Utah Dorothy Fitzsimmons Michael Joseph Adrian Fitzsimmons Casper Wyoming Francis Gaulacher Kathy Iowa City Panama Canal Zone Vietnam Gaulacher Robert Kloppfer Gerald Kaufmann Minneapolis

Tipson guides handling of new feeder cattle

Iowa State University extension beef specialist William Zmolek notes feeder calves suffer stress and shrink during shipping, regardless of miles. After arrival, calves need 12 hours rest with fresh water and good hay, then concentrates at 0.5 percent of body weight daily mixed with feed. Some firms offer stress feeds with extra vitamins and minerals to aid adaptation.

Iowa State University Extension William Zmolek Zmolek

Open house honors Kalona choir and bank retiree

Mr and Mrs Logan Reif hosted a post Christmas open house for United Christian and Baptist church choir members and Mid Prairie school board with about seventy five guests. Bank staff organized a later retirement reception for Marie Jackson after forty years at Farmers Savings Bank. Music featured a male quartet and gifts included a Europe trip from the bank. Other holiday gatherings followed across Kalona with numerous local families sharing meals and visits.

Kalona Logan Reif United Christian and Baptist Church Mid - Prairie School Board Reifs Steve Reif Lloyd Plecker Lewis Belcher M. L. Tweeton C. W. Beckman Vernon Stagner Richard Adams Ford Skola Europe John Roetlin Terry Spitzer Bank Lloyd Pantel Pantel Loyd Maas Paul Ruth Lloyd Meyers Ray Frank Robert Binggell Irvin Grout Clair Grout Glenn Lackender Monroe Yoder Vernon Hartzler Kenneth Kos End Kalona Leroy Baker Santee California Daniel Q. Miller Grove City Ohio Joas Miller Fanne Miller Kalona Methodist Church Alvin L. Miller Richard Miller Wayne Miller Decatur Don Neale Cedar Rapids Edwin Leoder Iowa City Paul H. Miller Wellman David R. Miller Mt. Pleasant Runsell Grout Waukesha Wisconsin Earl Grout Rita Ray Smalley Kenneth Smalley Fritz’ Belter Raymond Hochstedler Frytown John Christner Elam Christner Cecil Christner Henry Mullet

Kellys of Oregon visit at Richland

RICHLAND December 30. Mr and Mrs Robert Kelly and nine children of Eugene Oregon visiting relatives in Sigourney and with her father Walter Harras and other relatives. Walter recovering from pneumonia at Jefferson County Hospital. Capt and Mrs H H Dutch Horras Randy and Gwen visiting his father and other relatives returning from two years in Germany en route to a new U S assignment. Mr and Mrs Wayne Harras David and Danny of DeWitt staying with Vernon Harras while visiting Walter and other family. Miss Mary Elmore won the Richland town free drawing December 23 in the park. prizes included ten 20 bills groceries a blanket and a Timex watch. Eddie Green Bruce Thompson Steven Rusk spent Christmas at home. Mr and Mrs Donald Roberts and sons of Galesburg Illinois were guests at Bernard Roberts home. Petit jurors drawn for January Keokuk County District Court include Adrian Bottorff Carl Collett Kermit Ward Carl Herr Elizabeth McCreery Rex Reinier. Mr and Mrs R H Swartz Welter Martha and Susan visiting Boulder Colorado at Dr Jay Swartzwelter home. Ensign and Mrs Frank Stephenson Neptune Beach Florida are the parents of a son Scott Bryan born Wednesday December 26. Mrs Stephenson is daughter of Mr and Mrs Ty Cobb Richland who left Saturday for Texas then to Florida where Mrs Oldaker will join them en route to Richland. Mrs Oldaker will stay with Mrs Stephenson and baby until Ensign Stephenson leaves in January for sea duty. The women will then return to Iowa. Mrs Stephenson will reside in Richland until her husband returns.

Richland Robert Kelly Eugene Oregon Sigourney Walter Harras Walter Jefferson County Hospital H. H Dutch) Horras Randy Gwen Germany States Wayne Harras David Danny DeWitt Vernon Harras Mary Elmore Richland Town Eddie Green Chula Vista Calif Bruce Thompson Costa Mesa Steven Rusk San Diego Donald Roberts Leona Oldaker Florida Mrs. Oldaker Mrs. Stephenson Baby Ensign Stephenson Iowa

Spanglers Host Holiday Guests in Crawfordsville

Crawfordsville notes list Christmas and New Year visits from families including Chester and Harold Spangler, Floyd McKinney and Karla Spangler, Bob and Linda Spangler, Diana Van Sant, Don Raymond, Larry Sinn, Doyle Pfeifer, Max McGuire, Jerry Keller, Shari, Gary, and others. White Cloud Club met with nine members. plans to sew bibs for Handicapped School in Iowa City. Several families traveled from Iowa City and Winter Haven for holidays and New Year’s activities.

Crawfordsville Chester Spangler Ronnie Floyd McKinney Rock Island Jennie Spangler Harold Spangler McKinney Karla Spangler Texas Bob Linda Spangler Burlington Junior College Business College Arlis van Sant Diana Coppock Don Raymond Larry Sinn Greg Kelly Jo Doyle Pfeifer Max McGuire Wayland Jerry Keller Shari Gary R. I. Williams Edward Rees Carol Margaret Thomas Washington Don Bell Iowa City George Canott David Bell Navy White Cloud Club James Wilson Floyd Richardson

Practical Home Tasks and Travel Note From Mendoza

Brush along edges before rolling paint and avoid ceiling transfer. Clean electric can openers with warm water and steel wool, rinse and dry. Chill dough to firm when too soft and knead in shortening if dry. Unshelled nuts store up to a year. shelled need refrigeration. Insulation boosts home heating efficiency. Check silverware and polish with washing. UPI reports wine tourists can spend 100 days tasting in Mendoza, visiting 16 wineries daily.

New York UPI Mendoza Argentina Aerolineas Argentinas

Farm for Sale in Clay Township Section 28 60 Acres

Farm comprising 60 acres with 45 tillable in Section 28 range 9 W Clay Township. Buildings include small barn house corn crib and new 2 car garage. 10 percent down sale day balance on deed and title. Contract sale to reliable party. Possession March 1 1968. Inspect anytime before sale or on sale day.

Clay Township

Farm Machinery and Implements Auction Listing

IHC 400 tractor HM 250 two row cultivator 220 corn planter front mounted 314 plow 10 ft hand or power disc 7 ft mower like new No 62 PTO combine 28 ft elevator Stan Holst drive on hoist 24 ft harrow Tumble bug scraper rubber tired wagon with flare box high wheel wagon 36 inch box oats feeder good blacksmith forge and anvil mentioned.

Stan Holst

Also Mentioned on This Page

Iowa Park Woodbine Firemen Jeffcoat Brighton Hwy Therren Lowry Sister Nelle Stranskys Wilbur Kiene Neral Cushing Clifford Grove Grove Paul Signall DeWitte Earl W. Hart Edward F. Havel Eileen William Wulf Ainsworth Kenneth Wulf Velma Jarrard Larry Dautremont Clem Dautremont Fort Sheridan Grant Grimm Eddie Scherrer Bess Prehoda Tipson van Buren Troutman Livestock Auction Howard Steeples Bonaparte Bob Craig Keosauqua Logan Reifs Mrs. Eugene Way Christina Bachmann Marie Jackson Ernest Hall Ankeny Dale Jackson I. E. Grady Hazel Coffey Jonas Swantz Scott and Keverley al Grady David Ashby Kellys Junction Peoples National Bank Earl Kingman and Mike Leahy L-W Service Company Everett Dial By Vivian Wells Raymond Howsare Joanne Becki Peterson Cascal Hamilton Everette Sommer Roger Cheryl Jim Everette Harold White Ft. Myers Shannon Lantz Winter Haven Sommers Linda John Briggs Lockridge Bob Briggs Tammy R.I. Williams Howard Kratter Rex Frazer Terry Maggie Williams Howard Williams Kenneth Rhea Charles Wellses Wayne Hartzell Charles Wells United Press International Highway Harrow Keith Murphy Kalona Savings Bank
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