Optimist District Governor Visits Washington Meeting
Omer Rinehart, governor of the Iowa district of Optimist International, spoke in Washington to Optimists about district growth from 25 clubs six years ago to 45 now and projected 50 clubs with 2,000 members by year end. He noted the motto Carry the Baton and received a Boy Scouts certificate of appreciation. Next meeting is Tuesday at 6 45 a m in Wings Cafe. Rinehart, Marshalltown resident and moving and storage partner, is active in Audubon Society and wildlife groups.
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Iowa
Optimist International
Washington
Boy Scouts
Winga
Governor Rinehart
Marshalltown
Rinehart Moving and Storage Service
Audubon Society
National Wildlife Federation
Iowa Ornithologists Union
YWCA Offers Variety of Classes for Women and Girls
The YWCA starts multiple short courses next week to help women and girls beat winter doldrums. Macrame begins January 24 in the YW Room at 1:30 with Mrs. Robert Vanderlinden. knitting for girls starts January 25 from 4 to 5 in the YW Room. chair caning begins January 26 in the VW Room at 7:30. crocheting and hairpin lace start January 27 in the VW Room at 7:30. Fees range from 2.25 to 3 per course with YW member discounts and materials required listed. Additional classes on Women's Knitting and Pattern Alteration will start in March. Call 653-2594 to sign up before classes begin.
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YWCA
Robert Ander Linden
Loren Moore
Maurice Crawford
Robert Vanderlinden
Mrs Vada Heyde Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Vada Heyde aged 74 died Wednesday January 19 1972 at Washington Hospital Extended Care unit after a long illness. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday Gould Funeral Home Brighton with Rev. Virgil Blosser officiating. Burial Hillcrest Cemetery Brighton. Born May 11 1898 in Perlee to Jacob and Mary Foster Courtney. Survived by daughter Virginia Marston of San Francisco three sisters Lechner Kurtz Bockhart and Leota and brother Calvin.
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Vada Heyde
Washington Hospital
Gould Funeral Home
Virgil Blosser
Hillcrest
Heyde
Perlee
Jacob
Mary Foster Courtney
Walter Heyde
Virginia Marston
San Francisco
Henry Lechner
Fern Kurtz
Washington
Leota Bockhart
Muscatine
Calvin
Fairfield
Rites Saturday for Mrs Brumfield 71
Mrs Margaret Brumfield 71 former resident of Haskins and Washington counties died January 19 1972 in a Dallas Texas hospital after a lingering illness The funeral will be Saturday January 23 at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev William Kettlitz officiating Burial will be Elm Grove Cemetery Friends may call 10 a m Saturday until service time Surviving are daughter Clarice Haesemeyer of Dallas three grandchildren two brothers James Boyd of Washington and Hugh Boyd of Albuquerque New Mexico Her husband a son two brothers and a sister preceded her in death
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Margaret Brumfield
Haskins
Washington
Dallas
Texas
Jones Funeral Home
William Kettlitz
Elm Grove Cemetery
Margaret Boyd
Highland Township
Washington County
William James
Mary Jane Green Boyd
Muscatine
Delbert H. Brumfield
Fred
Clarice) Haesemeyer
James Boyd
Hugh Boyd
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Dale Gallagher dies in Long Beach California
Dale Gallagher a former Washington man and brother in law of Mrs Preston Wolf of Washington died Tuesday in St Marys Hospital Long Beach California He lived at 10030 East Van Buiten Bellflower California 90706 He previously ran a service station on North Marion Avenue in Washington and moved to California years ago. His wife insisted on hiring the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra for amateur violinist Joseph Pilbury to conduct a concert.
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Washington
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St. Mary's Hospital
Long Beach
Calif
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Gallagher
East van Buiten
Bellflower
Marion Avenue
California
London
UPI
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Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Pilbury
Lauterbur to speak at church banquet
Frank Lauterbur head football coach at the University of Iowa will be guest speaker at the father and son banquet at Washington United Presbyterian Church Monday evening January 24. Gary Murphy will be master of ceremonies and Dale Caldwell will toast the sons.
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Frank Lauterbur
University of Iowa
Washington United Presbyterian Church
Lauterbur
Gary Murphy
Dale Caldwell
Terry Goeke
Lauterbut
Iowa Post
University of Toledo
Toledo Rockets
Iowa
Livestock Market Report from Des Moines and Twin Cities
Des Moines and southern Minnesota hog markets show slow overall movement with good demand. Butchers steady to up 25 cents, with some 50 to 75 cent gains for selected lots. sow prices around 20.50. Bulls and lighter weight hogs listed with price ranges for various weights.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Minnesota
U.S
Market figures from Washington Evening Journal barter notes
On Thursday January 20 1972 an early page lists livestock price ranges for steers and heifers with weight bands and prices. It notes today’s estimate 65000 dollars, last week 71000, a year ago 109000 and the prior Wednesday 75000.
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Washington Evening Journal
John Myers Named President Of Washington Chamber Board
Ten years ago today John Myers was elected president of the Washington Chamber of Commerce board of directors at the first meeting of the new year on Wednesday evening.
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John Myers
Washington Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Desirable Freedom from Tight Garters and Girdles
A brief note discusses comfort and health benefits when freedom from restrictive garments is needed. It highlights ease of movement and improved fit for daily wear and physical activity. No specific people or organizations are mentioned.
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