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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1968

Page

2

Great Decisions 1968 program planned for Area Ten

Area Ten Community College Education Division launches Great Decisions 1968 a public affairs home study program in cooperation with the Foreign Policy Association. The eight week series runs February to March with informal home discussion groups led by Jim Rogers. Sessions begin February 4 with orientation January 13 and 20 at Hawkeye Plaza Cedar Rapids. An Issues Conference is set for early April to meet congressional leaders and State Department experts. Contact Vicki Powley in Washington or Dwight Bode Schools Superintendent for details.

Area Ten Community College Area Ten Foreign Policy Association Rogers Congress State Department Hawkee Plaza Cedar Rapids Vicki Powley Washington Dwight Bode

Beiter to attend Red Cross conference in Des Moines

Mrs. Beiter to attend a Red Cross executive secretaries conference in Des Moines with Mrs. Winnie Beiter serving as executive secretary. Hazel Moore will be on duty at the Washington County Red Cross office Wednesday and Thursday. Sam Krakow, director of international services for the American Red Cross, will be principal banquet speaker focusing on Vietnam relations.

Hazel Moore Washington County Red Cross Winnie Beiter Des Moines Iowa Illinois Sam Krakow American Red Cross Societies Vietnam

Red Cross Board to Meet Monday Night

Clarence Logan chair of the Washington County American Red Cross chapter calls a quarterly board and special services meeting at the Red Cross office Monday at 7 p.m. Robert Siegler, field representative for Southeast Iowa, will attend. Logan urges all board members and chairmen to attend.

Clarence Logan Washington County American Red Cross Red Cross Robert Siegler Iowa

VIP program outline invites interested adults for classes

An organization meeting for adults interested in the Volunteer Improvement Program VIP will be held Monday January 15 at 7 p.m. in the basement of Livingston Day Meeker and Bates 112 S Ave B. The meeting describes the VIP program class hours materials and teachers. Refresher classes cover reading spelling arithmetic writing social studies and science all free with books supplied. The program helps adults earn a high school diploma via night school or GED tests. Further information from Mrs Vickie Powley at the County Superintendent's office or by mail to Mrs Powley Court House Washington. The Washington County Community Action Program board supports the effort funded by a $50 000 CEO grant to Area 10 Community College.

Washington Community Schools Area Ten Community College Livingston, Day, Meeker and Bates S. Ave. B Vickie Powley

Mrs Stevenson Returns Home After Hospital Surgery

Mrs. Robert Stevenson has returned home from University Hospital in Iowa City after undergoing surgery last week.

Robert Stevenson University Hospital, Iowa City

High population affects corn plant

Iowa State University agronomist Harvey Thompson says increasing plant populations changes corn plant characteristics and that 18 000 to 20 000 plants per acre are optimal in southeastern Iowa while 14 000 to 16 000 in northwestern Iowa and 16 000 to 18 000 in central Iowa produce best results with most hybrids. He warns farmers to weigh weather moisture weed and insect control fertility and the chosen hybrid before changing practices.

Iowa State University Extension Agronomist Harvey Thompson Thompson Iowa

County Conservation Committee to Elect Officers

The Washington County Conservation Committee will elect officers for the coming year. Chuck Hotle announced the meeting and election of officers will be held Wednesday in the courthouse courtroom at 1 p.m. It is the first meeting of the year for the group.

Washington County Conservation Committee Chuck Hotle The Conservation Board

Farm and Home Management School in Kalona

Kalona Washington County Extension Service plans a two day Farm and Home Management School for area farm families. Sessions run January 12 and 19 from 9 30 a m to 3 00 p m in Farmers Savings Bank Community Room Kalona. Sponsoring banks are Kalona Savings Bank and Farmers Savings Bank. Extension staff Les Kral Andy Boston Sally Smith and Jim Frier will present. Couples may contact the local banks or Extension Office for details.

Washington County Extension Service Kalona Jim Frier Farmers Savings Bank Kalona Savings Bank Les Kral Andy Boston Sally Smith Extension Home Frier Kalona Banks Washington County Extension Office

Annabelle Zeck to Resume Teaching in Madrid

Annabelle Stafford Zeck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Zeck, returns Monday to Madrid Spain to resume teaching and studies. Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Peterson and Jane spent holidays in Ocala Florida with Dr. and Mrs. John L. Peterson. Jane will return to Lexington Kentucky to continue graduate studies. Michael Stephen Booth, born Monday Jan 8 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City, weighs 7 pounds 8 ounces. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Booth Sunrise Mobile Homes Cedar Rapids, with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Dale Booth and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Waldschmidt.

Annabelle Stafford George Zeck Madrid Spain A. C. Peterson Jane Ocala Fla John L. Peterson Lexington Stephen Booth Sunrise Mobile Homes Court Cedar Rapids Michael Stephen Mercy Hospital Iowa City Dale Booth Washington Bill Waldschmidt Riverside

Area Ten Community College Expands Practical Nurse Program

Area Ten Community College won state approval to expand its Practical Nurse Education Program. The new class begins March 4 1968 and runs one year full time with classroom and clinical training at Mercy Hospital and the Americana Nursing Center in Cedar Rapids. Tuition is 67 dollars per quarter. Both men and women may apply through the Admissions Coordinator at 4401 Sixth Street SW Box 2068.

Area Ten Community College Iowa State Department of Public Instruction Iowa State Board of Nursing Frank Mulhern Health Occupations Area Ten Mercy Hospital Americana Nursing Center Cedar Rapids Iowa Sixth Street S. W Box

Record of new car sales listing multiple buyers and brands

On the record a list shows new car sales with buyers including Carl Ricky Oldfield Ply mouth Edgar Earl Stewart and others. Vehicles include Ford Chevrolet Buick Plymouth and several others with various buyers and consignments.

Carl Ricky Oldfield Plymouth Edgar Earl Stewart Ford Jerry Albert Rysell Robert Lloyd Lytle Buick Roy Herbert Johnson Tindal Farm Supply Co Chevrolet Douglas M. Steele Lyle Or Marilyn Darbyshire Mary Hazel Davis Quaker Oats Co Melvin L. Jaspering Dorothy Or Raymond Enfield

Plank and Miller夫 Land Transfer in Kalona Listed

Doris E. Plank and her husband transfer a tract of land to Robert J. Miller and his wife. The description marks the starting point as 10 feet east of the southeast corner of block 13 in Kalona, detailing the precise bearing and parcel location for the conveyance.

Doris E. Plank Robert J. Miller Kalona

Blanche Romine Dies at 81 in Keota Iowa

Blanche Luetta Romine, 81, died Monday evening January 8 1968 at Maplewood Manor Keota where she lived since 1965. Funeral Thursday 2 pm Wesley Methodist Keota with Rev O T Potter. Burial Keota Cemetery Powell Funeral Home. Survived by son Oren Keota route two daughter Wilma Sheetz Ollie four grandchildren one great grandchild two sisters and one brother. Husband died 1948.

Keota Blanche Luetta Romine Maplewood Manor Wesley Methodist Church O.T. Potter Powell Funeral Home Romine Washington County H. T. D. Henderson Mary Ann Knotts Henderson W. A. Romine Maplewood Methodist Church Oren Route Two William Wilma) Sheetz Ollie Cora Henderson Elsie Mayer Anne Henderson Des Moines

Keota plans adult extension course with UI professor

Keota High proposes an eighteen week adult extension course titled Educational Measurement and Evaluation taught by Dr. Darrell Sabers of the University of Iowa. The three hour credit class targets administrators counselors and teachers and can count toward renewal of teaching certificates. Tuition totals seventy two dollars with Thursday evening meetings beginning January 25 at 7 PM. Enrollment requires at least fifteen participants with further details from Charles Fiscella or Jess Moon.

Keota High School University of Iowa Darrell Sabers Charles Fiscella Keota Iowa Jess Moon Supt. of Sigourney

Washington State Bank Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting

The Washington State Bank held its annual meeting on Monday night with 869 shares represented by attendees or proxies. President L A Holland reported assets of 8.492 million, capital 100000, surplus 350000, and undivided profits 217137.16, noting automation updates and a drive in service. U S Savings Bond sales reached 307870, over 30 percent above quota. Directors were re elected and officers named including Holland president and Kos executive VP.

Washington State Bank John Winga Frank Loos L. A. Holland Holland U. S Frank L. Kos Merritt E. McDaniel Edmund D. Morrison

Pancake Feed At City Hall On Wednesday

Washington Firemen plan a pancake feed at city hall with entry via the east door of the fire station. Fire trucks will be moved to allow indoor service. Serving times are 11 to 1 and 5 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday.

Washington City Hall

Methodist Men to Meet at Washington Church Wednesday

Methodist Men of the Washington church will meet Wednesday at 6 30 p m. All men of the church and others interested are invited to attend. Dinner will be served in the basement followed by a panel discussion on the role of laymen in today s church.

Washington Church

Wellington Peters Tie The Knot In Nashua Church

Linda Kay Wellington and Edward Lee Peters, both of Columbus Junction, wed January 6 at three in the Little Brown Church, Nashua. Bride's brother gave her away. Rev. Glenn Utterback officiated. Attendants were Susan Hoyt and Robert Morgan. They honeymoon in Florida and reside in Columbus Junction. Bride and groom are graduates of Columbus Community High School. she worked for Charles L Maul and Son, he with Peters plumbing and heating.

Linda Kay Wellington Louis Rathjen Edward Lee Peters Kenneth L. Peters Columbus Junction Little Brown Church Nashua William Wellington Glenn Utterback Susan Hoyt Robert Morgan Florida Columbus Community High School Charles L. Maul and Son Muscatine Columbus Community

Admitted Yesterday and Births Today in Keota and Ainsworth

Admitted yesterday were Mrs. Roy Bergen of Ainsworth and John E Lemmon of Keota for medical care. Births today report a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Duwa of Keota.

Roy Bergen Ainsworth John E Lemmon Keota Dale Duwa

Squire Shoppe January Clearance Sale Highlights Bargains

The Squire Shoppe advertises a January clearance with 60 percent off suits, 25 to 40 percent on other suits and outerwear, 25 to 50 percent on sport coats, and up to 75 percent on hats. It also promotes layaway through Christmas and a string of humorous anecdotes while urging readers to shop for low prices.

Squire

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