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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1973

Page

8

Nixon Announces Plan to End War in Vietnam

President Nixon delivers a nationwide address announcing an agreement to end the Vietnam War and bring peace with honor in Southeast Asia. The cease-fire takes effect January 27 1973 with POWs to be released within 60 days and US forces to withdraw from South Vietnam.

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Mrs Gertrude L Doig Dies at 90 in Washington

Gertrude Lena Sutherland Doig aged 90 of Washington died January 24 1973 at Washington County Hospital after months of illness Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Smith in charge She was born September 23 1882 and married Henry M Doig March 11 1902 Surviving are two daughters Hazel Long and Marian Haney a son Stanley four grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren

Gertrude L. Doig Washington Washington County Jones Funeral Home Gertrude Lena Sutherland William Winnie Davis Sutherland Henry M. Doig Creston United Methodist Church H.E.O. Club Doig Oral Hazel) Long Lynn Marian) Haney Moline Ill Stanley

Noah Shellabarger dies at Restopia in Columbus Junction

Noah A. Shellabarger age 91 died January 23 1973 at Restopia in Columbus Junction Iowa. He was a retired farmer born November 5 1881 in Columbus Junction to Jacob and Mary Shellabarger. Surviving include a daughter Rema Brockway of Media Illinois a son Carl C. Shellabarger of St. Louis Missouri three grandchildren and eight great grandchildren plus a brother Jake of Benito Texas and a sister Cleo Edmondson of Ottumwa. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Stacy Lewis Funeral Home with Rev Leo Ruly officiating burial in Indian Creek Cemetery. visitation begins Thursday after 10 a.m.

Columbus Junction Noah A. Shellabarger Restopia Stacy - Lewis Funeral Home Leo Ruly Indian Creek Cemetery Shellabarger Jacob Mary Shellabarger Mary Adams Marvin Rema) Brockway Media. Il Carl C. Shellabarger St. Louis Jake Benito Texas Cleo Edmondson Ottumwa

Jones speaks at Washington father-daughter meeting

Gwyneth Jones, after a summer in Ireland with the International Farm Youth Exchange, addressed Washington's Men Tuesday evening during the father-daughter gathering.

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National Y Week Focuses on YMCA Programs

National Y Week runs January 21 to 28 as the YMCA promotes five new national programs to address current community needs, according to Ivan Maggert executive director of the Washington YMCA.

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SE Town records its biggest year for lending

The Southeast Iowa Production Credit Association reports a 1972 lending year of 17.6 million to area farmers, a 42 percent rise from 1971, while loan outstandings declined due to short term nature. The association serves six counties with 321 members and expects a modest rate increase next year.

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Livestock market wrap from Joliet Des Moines and Iowa

Cattle prices show steers steady to 50 lower with high and prime grades around 41 to 42 dollars. Heifers firm near 42 for high and prime, other grades 40 to 42. Cows lack of canners. Hog market quiet with butchers steady to 25 cents lower, sows uneven but near 0 to 2.30. Weights 270 to 400 pounds at 30 to 27 dollars, 330 to 400 at 25.50 to 27.25, 400 to 450 at 25.25 to 26.50, 450 to 550 at 24 to 26 dollars. Estimated receipts 85. Actual 98,000. prior day 70,000. prior year 63,000.

Joliet, WM Des Moines Iowa

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