Iowa unveils symbol and theme A Place to Grow
Iowa unveiled a white symbol resembling four linked pods with teardrop eyelets and a slogan Iowa A Place to Grow. Governor Ray said the design expresses freedom for individuals and growth in industry agriculture and tourism, with the Development Commission overseeing use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Ray
Iowa
Bill Munsel
Creswell, Munsell, Schubert and Zirbel, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Munsel
Ray
Iowa Development Commission
America
Rainbow Girls elect officers at Masonic Temple meeting
The Order of the Rainbow for Girls elected their officers for the coming term at the Masonic Temple on Monday evening. Officers include Mary Ann Nihart Worthy Advisor Jo Dodder Worthy Associate Advisor Jane Yoder Charity Julie Nichols Hope Barb Warner Faith Judy Bauer Recorder and Mary Williams Treasurer. Installation set for Saturday January 10 at 6 30 p.m. A YWCA council meeting was also noted with plans for sauna gym and junior activities and a visit by Nina Alliman Iowa Town and Country YWCA executive director to the Washington unit. Plans to visit the state legislature on January 28 were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Mary Ann Nihart
Jo Dodder
Jane Yoder
Charity
Julie Nichols
Hope
Barb Warner
Faith
Judy Bauer
Mary Williams
Wellman
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Cecil Long
YW Rotary
Harold Wolf
Keith Williams Jr
Helen Lackey
Burge Hammond
Cathern Griffeth
Nina Alliman
Iowa Town and Country Ywca
Washington
Youth Leadership Program Monday at High School
The fifth session of the Youth Leadership Program sponsored by the Toastmasters Club was held Monday evening at the high school. Five minute speeches covered My self Predictions and Descriptions of Astrology Money and Contact Lenses. The group will meet again next Monday at 7 p.m. in the ag room at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toastmasters Club
Randy Goeke
Mark Mangold
Joe Holmes
Bonnie Walker
Steve Johnson
John McKane
Joe Martin
Dave Miksch
Local Nursing Courses and Personal Journeys Update
Helen F Foster in Halcyon House Washington completes a 15 lesson general nutrition modified diets and food preparation correspondence course offered by the Iowa State Department of Health. John Kurtz enters Mercy Hospital as a medical patient on the fourth floor. Mr and Mrs Richard Bennet arrive in Washington from England after his honorable discharge at McGuire AFB New Jersey Dec 29. Dorothy Pauly returns to Northeast Missouri State College as a sophomore on vacation at home. Donald Pauly returns to Austin Texas after vacation and heads to San Juan Puerto Rico in March to work for Mobile Color for six months. Mary K Arnold Hawaii nursing student wins a 500 scholarship from Honolulu Medical Group Research Foundation. Mrs Arnold is daughter of Rev and Mrs W J Stevens and wife of Rev William Arnold of Honolulu.
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Helen F. Foster
Halcyon House
Washington
Iowa State Department of Health
Richard Bennett
England
Air Force
McGuire Afb
N. J
Dorothy Pauly
Lola Pauly
Northeast Missouri State College
Donald E. Pauly
Austin
Texas
Donald
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Mobile Color
Mary K. Arnold
University of Hawaii
Honolulu Medical Group Research Foundation
Arnold
W.J. Stevens
William Arnold
Rodney Arnolds
Honolulu
Funeral services for E. H. Messer held at Jones Funeral Home
Services conducted Monday afternoon by Rev. Richard Peterson with Wayne Wagner as soloist. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers named were Robert Nicola, William H. Jones, Charles McConnell, Edsall Brown, Werner Lowry and Joe Cochran.
Agnew Holds Nepal Stop Amid Protests in Patan
Vice President Spiro Agnew defended the Nixon doctrine during talks with Nepalese leaders in Katmandu area, pledging U.S. commitments to Asia while urging self sufficiency. Leftists demonstrated in Patan as police arrested at least 20 protesters. Agnew did not see the demonstration. Kabul is the sixth stop on his 11 nation tour with Malaysia to follow.
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Patan
Katmandu
Agnew
Nepal
U.S
Kabul
Afghanistan
Malaysia
Lions Club Forms New Chapter Seeks Members At Ainsworth
Ainsworth residents are invited to attend the first dinner meeting of the new Lions Club at Ainsworth School on Wednesday at 6 pm. The club has recently formed and continues to seek interested men to join.
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Ainsworth
Lions Club
Channel 12 TV tests underway in Iowa City
Engineering crews from the Iowa Educationnal Broadcasting Network begin final testing of new color transmitting equipment for Iowa City's Channel 12. A spokesman says tests will continue for several weeks as telephone workers finish a microwave link to NIIN TV from DES Moines IEEN studios. Coverage is planned from Dubuque to Ottumwa including Cedar Rapids Davenport Burlington Muscatine and several Illinois cities. Channel 12 aims to start regular programming around February 1, 1970.
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Iowa Educationnal Broadcasting Network
I & BN
Iowa City
Telephone Company
Kiin - TV
National Educational Television
IEEN
Des Moines
Dubuqne
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Burlington
Muscatine
Illinois
Channel 12
Glenn Duncan dies unexpectedly in Chicago area
Glenn Duncan of 7616 West De von, Chicago, died this morning apparently of a heart attack. Funeral arrangements are indefinite and burial is expected here. He is survived by his wife Ruth Stewart, sister of Richard Stewart. The Stewarts left for Chicago to be with Mrs. Duncan.
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Glenn Duncan
West Devon
Chicago
Mr. Duncan
Ruth Stewart
Richard Stewart
Stewart
Duncan
Mezvinsky Opens Congress Campaign Headquarters in Iowa City
Mezvinsky will open a campaign headquarters at 210 South Clinton Street Iowa City on Thursday January 8 1970 from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Coffee refreshments will be served. Representative Edward Mezvinsky will attend the 11 a.m. opening to meet press and public and announce co chairmen of the Mezvinsky for Congress committee.
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Congress
South Clinton Street
Iowa City
Edward Mezvinsky
Iowa
Mezvinsky
Rites Thursday for Mrs Schlatter Wayland Mennonite Church
Funeral services for Mrs John Schlatter 75 will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Wayland Mennonite Church with Rev Walter Neufeld officiating. Burial is in North Hill Cemetery. Zehr Funeral Home in charge. She died Sunday in Bradenton Florida and is survived by seven grandchildren in addition to survivors listed earlier.
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Wayland
John Schlatter
Wayland Mennonite Church
Walter Neufeld
North Hill Cemetery
Zehr Funeral Home
YW Invites Women to Visit Legislature Day
Plans by the local YW CA for a Visit Your Legislature day. Women and girls in the Washington area are invited to participate on January 28. Call the YW CA desk by January 12 to register. Transportation details will be set then.
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YW CA
Washington Area
Iowa
Carpenters Union Local 1398 Meeting Canceled
There will be no Carpentry Union Local 1398 meeting this Wednesday. No alternative session announced.
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Carpenters
Carpenters Union Local 1398
Rockets hold lead to beat Knicks 44 41 at YMCA
In a Saturday YMCA basketball game, the Rockets edged the Knicks 44 to 41 after a strong third quarter rally led by Doug Farrier with 15 points and Doug Ruppert with 13. John Blakney topped the Knicks with 12 and Jim Humston added 11 as the Rockets moved into first place with two wins.
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Jim Owen
YMCA
Rockets
Knicks
Razorbacks
Reds
Knick - Rocket
Doug Farrier
Doug Ruppert
Farrier
Ruppert
John Blakney
Jim Humston
Local teen Terri Anderson earns second poem in anthology
Terri Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Anderson has had a second poem published in the Anthology of High School Poetry. The eighth grader previously published a poem several months ago. Kathi Carr has returned to Mercy School of Nursing in Iowa City after Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs Morton Carr of Keota.
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Terri Anderson
Richard Anderson
Terri
Kathi Carr
Mercy School of Nursing
Iowa City
Morton Carr
Keota
De Men to hear Gary Grouwinkel at Willows meeting
Gary Grouwinkel will be the speaker at the Washington De Men meeting on Wednesday evening at The Willows replacing Ted Lawrence. The program follows dinner at 6 30 p.m. Glenn Williams serves as program chairman.
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Gary Grouwinkel
Ted Lawrence
Washington
de - Men
the Willows
Glenn Williams
Hospital Records List Patients and Births
Yesterday and today hospital records show Mrs. Dean Trier Keota and Mrs. Gertrude Doig Washington under medical care, Janie Chorpening and Darwin Widmer Washington listed for surgical and medical respectively, Rick Wagenknecht Ainsworth surgical, and Jeffrey Leeper Brigh ton surgical. Births report Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bruegge Washington with a daughter. Dismissals include Mrs. Mary Mac Beth Richland yesterday and Helen Smith Washington George Janecek Washington Rodney Keller Washington Robert E. Lowe Sr. Washington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Trier
Keota
Gertrude Doig
Washington
Janie Chorpening
Rick Wagenknecht
Ainsworth
Darwin Widmer
Jeffrey Leeper
Brighton
Fred Bruegge
Mary Mac Beth
Richland
Helen Smith
George Janecek
Rodney Keller
Robert E. Lowe Sr
Goble George W dies in Washington at 80
George W Goble 80 of Ainsworth died Monday at his son Theodore's home in Clarkston Washington while visiting. Funeral arrangements are pending at Stacy Lewis Funeral Home in Columbus Junction. He is survived by his wife Hazel Hethcote Goble two sons Theodore of Clarkston and Edward of Columbus Junction and a daughter Mrs James Pauly of Fort Madison.
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Ainsworth
George W. Goble
Theodore
Clarkston
Wash
Stacy Lewis
Columbus Junction
Goble
Hazel Hethcote Goble
Edward
James Pauly
Fort Madison
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YWCA
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Mercy Hospital
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Wellman Volleyball
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Well
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