Newark leaders warn of decay and urge federal revenue sharing
Mayor Gibson says Newark tops in crime venereal disease infant deaths and decay and urges Congress to pass Nixon’s revenue sharing plan. Other officials testify before a House Senate committee as Lindsay warns cities could collapse without $10 million in federal aid. Shapp says Pennsylvania faces a cash crisis. Philadelphia may close schools early without $85 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kenneth A. Gibson
Newark
N.J
Gibson
Congress
Nixon
House-Senate
John V. Lindsay
New York
Snapp
Congress of the United States
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Shapp
Evangelist Doug Dugger to Speak at Local Assembly Service
Evangelist Doug Dugger, a cornerstone of country and western music, will be featured at the First Assembly of God church at 7 p.m. Saturday Jan 23. Rev. Phil Kaufman says Dugger tours the English speaking world and will share how Christ freed him from a nightmare vision of hell. He will play guitar and sing about youths seeking truth and being set free through faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug) Dugger
Assembly of God
Phil Kaufman
Doug
Jesus‘ Christ
Christ
United Methodist Call to Prayer and Self Denial Dedication
United Methodist churches in Brighton and West Chester plan the annual Call to Prayer and Self Denial on January 27 at 7. The event, sponsored by the Woman's Division of the Board of Missions, centers on prayer spiritual growth and a self denial offering for world mission work. This year funds support laity training for overseas ministers and US deaconess pensions. The 1971 theme is Yes Lord Yes Lord with participation encouraged for men women and youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton and
West Chester
United States
Iowa swine test boars sold in February schedules
Iowa pork producers will have nine opportunities to buy fall-farrowed boars in February at Iowa swine testing stations. Emmett Stevermer lists sale dates: Ames February 1 15 27 Ida Grove February 24 Lisbon February 4 25 New Hampton February 2 16 Clarkson Nebraska February 3. Sales start at 1 p.m. at each test station site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State University
Emmett Stevermer
Ames
Ida Grove
Lisbon
New Hampton
Clarkson
Nebraska
Mead conference on Farm Bureau in Des Moines
Three Washington County Farm Bureau Officers attended a statewide executive committee conference in Des Moines Iowa January 20 and 21 Representing Washington County were Doyle Jarrard county vice president Duane White county voting delegate and Mrs John Renoux county Women's Committee Chairman J Merrill Anderson Iowa Farm Bureau president presided The meeting aimed to help county leaders understand Farm Bureau and relay information to members Booth Vallentine Farm Bureau Environmental Resources director spoke on pollution study and state legislature issues Air pollution costs farmers 560 million annually in crop damage and pond lakes rivers Also Senator Potter spoke on school problems and reducing school spending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Doyle Jarrard
Duane White
John Renoux
J. Merrill Anderson
Iowa Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Booth Vallentine
Potter
Birthday Cheer For Shalla On 78th Day
Charles Shalla to celebrate his 78th birthday on Tuesday January 26 convalescing at his daughter Mrs Henry Foster home in Keota. Friends are invited to send well wishes. Mrs Boyd Dunbar to enter Mercy Hospital Iowa City Sunday for major surgery Monday. Gregory Johnson visiting from Ft Polk Louisiana with his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson. The Johnsons plan to return to University of Northern Iowa for second semester and finish the year. They will reside in Janesville near Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shalla
Henry
Dolores) Foster
Keota
Boyd (Harriett) Dunbar
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Gregory
Walter Johnson
Johnsons
Ft. Polk
Johnson
University of Northern Iowa
Janesville
Cedar Falls
Stevermer to speak at Washington County swine program
The Washington County Extension Service hosts the second of two educational meetings for pork producers on Tuesday January 26 at the Washington YMCA from 9 30 a m to 3 p m. Dr Emmett Stevermer, Extension Swine Specialist, discusses costs and management of waste handling and environmental controls, followed by Dr Les Classick, Swine Veterinarian, on swine health topics including MMA baby pig scours new TGE vaccine Bordatella testing and feed additive precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Pork Producers
County Extension Service
Jim Frier
Washington Y McA
Emnett Stevermer
Les Classick
Stevermer
Classick
Bordatella
William Balderson Dies Unexpectedly at 84 in Fairfield
William Earl Balderson 84 of Rural Route 3 Fairfield died Friday at home after years of declining health. He was born January 5 1887 in Washington County and married Verle Beauchamp. He leaves a wife a daughter three stepchildren and numerous grandchildren. Funeral Monday 1:30 pm at Raymond Funeral Home Fairfield with two ministers. burial Highland Cemetery Richland. Donations may be made to the heart fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Earl Balderson
Route
Fairfield
Leo Beauchamp
Washington
Raymond Funeral Home
Larry Gilmore
D. C. van Dyne
Highland Cemetery
Richland
Heart Fund
Mr. Bald
Christie Beauchamp
Libertyville
Leo
Doris Johnston
Mary Morgan
Farmerettes 4-H Meet Plans Storage Aids and Drawers
The January meeting of the Farmerettes 4-H club at Patty and Susie Sojka home featured talks by Kathy Marek on Storage Plan Magic Angela Sojka on Boxes for Storage and Cindy Marek on Organizing Drawer Dressers A community service project was planned Refreshments were served Janet Beranek to host February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerettes 4 - H Club
Patty
Susie Sojka
Kathy Marek
Angela Sojka
Cindy Marek
Mem
Janet Beranek
Iowa City festival tickets on sale for five university plays
Tickets remain for five University of Iowa festival performances at 8 pm as part of the American College Theatre Festival regional contests. Drake University opens with A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, January 28, followed by Electra from Webster College and Viet Rock by Coe College, Rafferty One by One from Missouri, and Indians from Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
American College Theatre Festival
Forum
Drake University
Des Moines
Webster College
St Louis
Electra
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
University of Missouri, Columbia
Rafferty
University of Kansas
Lawrence
University Box
Iowa Memorial Union
U of I
Rome
Wall Street
Rolf Fjelde
Pratt Institute
New York
Ibsen
Buffalo Bill
Washington, D. C
American Educational Theatre Association
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Smithsonian Institution
Des Moines Visit Before Viet Nam Tour
Mr and Mrs Joe D Selter traveled to Des Moines on Friday to visit their grandson Sgt Michael J Harper who departed by plane for McChord Air Force Base Washington and from there heads today to a tour of duty in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe D. Selter
Des Moines
Sgt
Michael J. Harper
McChord Air Force Base
Wash
Vietnam
Record of automobile owners and dealers listed in notices
Names include Douglas or Bonnie Laux Opel Herman Wagenknecht Edmund Morrison Jr Olds The Mc Cleery Cumming Co Old 5 Dale Caldwell Mercury Brenneman Chevrolet R E Buckwalter Leasing Chevrolet Mildred Jerry Hawkins Chevrolet J C Cleg horn Ford Mace Motor Co Mercury.
Property Transfers Include Several Section Lands in 75-8 and 77-8
Contracts record transfers from Mark W Koening and wife to William K Riggan and wife for land in Section 36 77 8. Franklin J Chmelar and wife to Clyde A Dawson Jr and wife for Southwest Quarter and South Half of Northwest Quarter in Section 33 75 8. Miles Stout et al to Franklin J Chmelar et al for land in Section 33 75 8. Dean E Zachs and wife to William J Rarick and wife for land in Section 1 75 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark W. Koening
William K. Riggan
Franklin J. Chmelar
Clyde A. Dawson, Jr
Southwest Quarter
Northwest Quarter
Miles Stout
Dean E. Zachs
William J. Rarick
Hospital Discharges and Dismissals List Names by City
Yesterday the hospital released Miss Wendy Richardson of Washington and Mrs Darel Oswalt of Richland for medical reasons. Dismissed today were Mrs Melo Janecek and Mrs George T Baker of Washington, Mrs Don ald Gardner of Washington, Mrs JW Paul Hagans of Fairfield, Mrs Louise Reaney of Washington, Mrs Brenda Varney of Washington, Gerald Vandenburg of Washington, Mrs Wilford Stutzman and daughter of Keota, and Mrs Gary Curtis and son of Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendy Richardson
Washington
Darel Oswalt
Richland
Keith Shatter
Melo Janecek
George T Baker
Donald Gardner
JW Paul Hagans
Fairfield
Louise Reaney
Brenda Varney
Washingon
Gerald Vandenburg
Washngton
Wilford Stutzman
Keota
Gary 5 Surtis
Ainsworth
Nixon Speech Signals Break with Past and Budget Tensions
New York UPI summary notes Nixon faced cool reception from House members including a boycott by 12 black lawmakers while praising Speaker Carl Albert. Budget hints cite about 250 billion with around 10 billion red ink. Senate’s Edward Brooke attended. speech touted Vietnam withdrawal and deficit spending. Also reports women prefer litter-free stores per a National Council Garden Clubs survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
House
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Senate
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
New York
UPI
National Councilcy
Town’s mom and pop business list grows complete
In a reflective note the paper thanks readers for reminders that fill gaps in the previous feature on local family businesses. Names include Sitler Auto Parts Sitler Electric Supply Gamble Store optometrist J F Mallory and wife Virginia Dale Engle Sportshop Vernon Richardson Town Cafe and other shop owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sitler
Sitler Auto Parts
Sitler
Bud Lechner
Gamble Store
J. F. Mallory
Virginia
Dale Engle
Vernon Richardson
Republican Women Plan Salad Luncheon in City Hall
The Washington County Republican Women's Club will meet Thursday January 28 at 12:30 p.m. for a salad luncheon in the region room at City Hall. Attendees are asked to bring a salad and table service. The program will cover Public Negotiations and a Great Plains School Study by Supt. Kelly Schlapkohl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Epublican Women’s Club
Great Plains
Kel *Ly. Schlapkohl
Baptist Women Elect Officers and Hear Guest Speaker
The Baptist Women's Missionary Society met in the church Fellowship Hall with Mrs. Richard Peterson presiding. Officers elected for the coming year are Mrs. Peterson president, Mrs. Richard Weeks vice president, Mrs. Larry Duncan treasurer, and Mrs. LaVerne Zieglowsky secretary. Guest speaker Mrs. Harry Lauber of Winfield spoke about a trip to Montgomery County Mississippi delivering clothing, toys, and bedding to Negro families, illustrated with slides. Guests included Mrs. Lauber, Mrs. Edward Hudson, and Miss Robin Rathmel. Mrs. Peterson led with prayer. Doer's Circle served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Women's Missionary Society
Richard Peterson
Charles McConnell
Peterson
Richard Weeks
Larry Duncan
LaVerne Zieglowsky
Property transfers from Kalona and Crawfordsville districts
Series of real estate deeds listing transfers among multiple spouses and heirs. Arthur H Bachman and wife transfer Lot 6 Block 2 Sni fer's Addition Kalona to Fred Frey and wife. Dewey M Conrad and wife transfer Lots 6 and 7 Block 2 Original Plat Crawfordsville to Kenneth W Sabin and wife. Frank Clifford Carle transfers land in Section 31, 778 Nell I Conrad and husband to Robert W Bruegge and wife Block 4 and Lots 1 2 3 10 11 12 in Block 11 Town Haskins. Estate of John Swenka Jr to Leonard Tomash land in 11 77 6 and 12 77-6 and 10-77-6. James L Waterhouse and wife to Merle W Custer land in 36-75-9. Anna Thomann to Bernard Thomann land in Section 13 974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Bachman
Fred Frey
Eastaff
Snifer
Kalona
Arthur Bachman
South Io Ft
Morningside
Dewey M. Conrad
Kenneth W. Sabin
Crawfordsville
Frank Clifford Carle
Frank Clifford
Nell I
Conrad
Robert W. Bruegge
Haskins
John Swenka, Jr
Leonard Tomash
John Swenka
James L. Waterhouse
O Merle W. Custer
Anna ‘Thomann
Bernard Thomann
Evening Journal Briefs From Washington Notify Readers
The Evening Journal reports from Washington with notices about postal charges and circulation details. Names linked to management include Charles Morris and Leonard Llewellyn, while Inland Daily Press Association and United Press International are cited among wire services and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Laws
United Press International
Inland Daily Press Assn
Towa’ Dally Drew Assn
Nwa
Presa Asan
Buren
Avid "Elder
Nat
Sdeeettin
Arete
Charles Morris
Abert Shaffer
Léonard Llewellyn
Washington area subscription rates by carrier and mail
Rates listed for Washington towns in the retail trade area, by carrier and by mail. Washington headquarters routes priced at 15 dollars per year, 88 by mail outside Washington, and 14 per calendar month elsewhere. figures appear in column references F050 and F356 with six or twelve month terms.
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Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York City
John Lindsay
Cleole Hainsworth
Alton
Charles
Park
Lindsay
Milton J. Shap
Crull
Agency
DIAL
United Methodists
Sento
Wolf's Flower Shop
A, Wa
Shington
Town
William Balderson
Parmerettes
Benjamin Moore
Osincup's
ORG
Mom-Pop
Dorothy Luckenbill
Baptist
Clifton
Connertion
Madea ‘Foie
Marion
Ghannon
Washington, D.C
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