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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1965

Page

7

Leaps in cotton yield show rapid U S growth

United Press International reports U S cotton production has surged from 14 million bales on 43.3 million acres in 1964 to an estimated 15 million bales on 14.75 million acres. Advances include mechanization, better irrigation, fertilizer use, and pest control, with cottonseed food use expanding.

King Cotton United States Rust Brothers of Memphis Eli Whitney California

Keep animal alive if rabies suspected says Iowa expert

County Extension Director Jim Frier and Dr. John B Herrick of Iowa State University urge keeping a potentially rabid animal alive if bitten to avoid unnecessary treatment. If the animal must be killed, do not damage the head and seek veterinary diagnosis. confine the animal if possible and report promptly.

Jim Frier John B Herrick Iowa State University Herrick

Eastern Star plans supper at Keota and village notes

Keota January report from the Eastern Star covers plans for a cooperative supper in February with Stars and Masons families, plus senior citizen remembrances. Members attend social hours, card games award prizes, and several local residents travel or host gatherings in Keota and nearby towns.

Eastern Star Keota George Stoutner Stoutners Doyle Palmer Dave Winegarten Florida 4Tc Club Elmer Aller Mary Aller Bernard Redlinger Wellman Elizabeth Aller Albert Greiner Raymond Trier Alphonse Pfeffer Myron Oswalt Myron “Oswalt Mabel Morris Lula Randolph Mael Sturgeon Grace Vincent Washington Marian Huffman

4 Corners Club Hosts Mrs May Carson Ainsworth

Ainsworth reports the 4 Corners Club meeting at Mrs May Carsons home with six members and one guest Mrs Orville Tappan. Plans were set for the February 4 meeting with Mrs Earl Wood and notes on upcoming Eastern Star installations and a 50 year member celebration for Mrs Ella Duncan.

Ainsworth 4 Corners Club May Carson Orville Tappan Earl Wood Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Gilbert Wood Bill Owens Bill Podaril Marvin Carlson Temple C.E.S. Ainsworth Washington Ella Duncan Order of Eastern Star Crawford Wood Will Dea

Farm labor aides named in county 1965

Donald Sanders of Muscatine announces the re appointment of volunteer farm representatives in Washington County for 1965. Wilbur Swartzendruber Wellman Roger Miller Kalona Don F Kirchner Riverside Robert Miller Crawfordsville Don Rabhenold and W A Trotter Ainsworth serve without pay helping workers find jobs and employers. The service is free to anyone interested.

Donald Sanders Muscatine State Employment Service Volunter Washington County Wilbur Swartzendruber Wilbur’s Feed Service Wellman Roger Miller Farmers Feed Mill Kalona Don F. Kirchner People's ‘Trust and Savings Bank Riverside Robert Miller Home Lumber and Feed Co Crawfordsville Don Rabhenold W.A. Trotter Ainsworth

40th Anniversary Couples Celebrate Cedar Rapids Double Wedding

Mrs. W H Mc Connell Mrs Lee Sands and Mrs Sam Stephens join Mrs Wood Mrs Max M White and Mrs Orie O Connor in honoring two couples who marked their 40th wedding anniversaries Friday January 8. Edgar Whetstime and Vince ck hat were wed January 8 1924 in Cedar Rapids. Arnet Mathers and sister Roy Crossett fly from Cedar Rapids to Duluth Minnesota to visit brother John Pierce and wife. Sister Mrs David Solomon from Los Angeles and daughter Mrs James Bardouche of Chicago also visit. Dillon Seehan re enters Mercy Hospital in Iowa City for therapy after surgery.

W. H. McConnell Lee Sands Sam Stephens Wood Max M. White Orie O'Connor Edgar Whetstime Vinceck Hat Cedar Rapids Arnet Mathers Roy Crossett Wellman Duluth Minn John Pierce David Solomon Los Angeles James Bardouche Chicago Pierce Dillon Seehan Mercy Hospital Iowa City

Arvid Anderson to attend Iowa Swine Producers banquet

Arvid Anderson and Cleo McCoy family members plan travel to Des Moines for the Iowa Swine Producers banquet with Anderson named one of 20 new Master Swine Producers of 1964. Additional notes mention related Presbyterian activities and local visits through January.

Arvid Anderson Iowa Swine Producers Cleo McCoy Des Moines Cleo Arvid Lillian Maxwell Anderson Don Peterson Olds McCoys Andersons Gerald Howell Cleveland Ohio Iowa National Council of Presbyterian Men

Harmony Club Elects New Leader at Brighton Meeting

Harmony Club met at the home of Mrs. Mabel Dunbar with 12 members. New Year’s resolution list, New President Mrs. Clara Brown, bingo, door prize to Mrs. Long, secret sister gift to Mrs. Ira Saunders, luncheon served by Mrs. Dunbar. returning travelers Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKune and Mr. Gary McKune of Wayland visited Southern California attractions including Disneyland and the Rose Parade.

Brighton Harmony Club Mabel Dunbar Clara Brown Ira Saunders Nelle Long Dunbar Harry McKune North of Gary McKune Wayland Southern California Harry Disneyland San Diego Zoo Hollywood Mexico

Wool application deadline now near for 1964 payments

Howard Lins, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, urged producers to file 1964 wool and lambs applications by January 31 1965. Although January 31 falls on a Sunday, the deadline becomes February 1 1965. Payments are expected to start in April and cover shorn wool and unshorn lambs from 1964. Later marketings may qualify for 1965 payments. Congress authorized the National Wool Act to encourage domestic wool production. News also notes hearings on President Johnsons education program beginning January 22 with a target date of February 15 for recommendations.

Howard Lins Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee Lins Congress Washington

Keota social notes and local visits update

Mrs Phil Stinemate of Denver and Mrs Don Stoutner of Poway returned home after visiting the A R Stoutner home. Mr and Mrs A K Stoutner plan a six week vacation in Cherokee Village Arkansas. The Helschers celebrated a wedding anniversary and birthdays with relatives at Sigourney. 4H and Cub Scout groups met the week of January 11 with demonstrations knot tying and pattern marking. Several families and visitors from St Louis Des Moines Ames and Washington were noted in recent gatherings.

Keota Phil Stinemate Denver Colo Don Stoutner Poway Calif A. R. Stoutner Stoutners Cedar Rapids A. K. Stoutner Cherokee Village Arkansas Skyline Drive J. R. Helscher Ruby Helscher Gilberts Cafe Sigourney Janice Greiner Pauline Loretta Helscher Alvin Bomber James Greiner Dens Den Den 4 Cub Scouts Carl Nelson Bill Crabb St. Louis Grimes

Funeral services for Daniel L. Rohrer held at Jones Home

Funeral services for Daniel L. Rohrer were conducted at 2 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Theodore Schwartz and Rev Stan Woeste officiating. Military rites at the graveside were provided by the VFW Color bearers and guard including Sam Weeks Willard Gray Charles Lucas and Wilford Dawson. Ralph Borman Harold Haifley Delbert Earil and Daryl Tucker served in the firing squad. Walter Carr Ben Bealer Merle Allison Francis Reed Merlin Jaspering and George Mills were pallbearers. Walter Johnson was officer in charge and Jesse Radda was bugler.

Daniel L. Rohrer Jones Theodore Schwartz Stan Woeste Sam ‘Weeks Willard Gray Charles Lucas Wilford Dawson Ralph Borman Harold Haifley Delbert Earil Daryl Tucker

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