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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1965

Page

7

Ainsworth Beavers Plan June 4-H Meeting Tour

Ainsworth Beavers 4-H Club met with Don Simmering for the June session. Ten members answered roll. Topics included Citizenship and the "Freedom and Responsibilities" worksheet. The club tour was tentatively planned for a near future and refreshments were served. Next meeting slated with Bruce Davis on July 19.

Ainsworth Ainsworth Beavers 4-H Don Simmering Bruce Davis Earl Steele Washington John Frame Lee Norris August Rath Tampa Florida Roy Geret Walter McClelland Mina Paulsgrove Ottumwa Bowling Green Nebr Lee Hunt Coppock Marion Palmer Pasadena Calif Georgia McGinnis Olive Miksch Lucy Mathers Tom Stirling Earl Schuerman Gilbert Wood Orie O'Connor

Dennis the Menace and Local Visit Announcements

Dennis the Menace by Hank Ketcham notes Keeran of Cedar and Mr. and Mrs Gary Siegrist of Rockford Ill Becky Metz was a houseguest at the home of Mr and Mrs Willie Murphy in Washington last week Tom Gesling visits his parents on a 31 day Navy leave from New London Conn He will be sent to Rota Spain upon return Mrs Edna Storkey and two granddaughters of Morcross Wyoming visit sister Mrs Mable Gosling here

Lydia Ferguson Nell Crone Washington Dr. Fergusons Des Moines Ames Dr. Ferguson John Skubal Ed Ahern Bill Naperville Ill al Arklie Menomonee Falls Wisconsin Rose Motel J.T. Mathers Marion Ferguson Mathers August Rath Tampa Florida Roy Gerot Lee Norris Riverside Raths Minnesota Marion Palmer Olive Miksch Earl Pearson West Chester W. J. Masson Pearson Tommy Conry Steve Mike Roberts Golden Valley Stephen Root Steve Conry Lake Darling Larry Baker Traer Iowa Ainsworth Highlanders 4H Club Highland Center Joe Bob Brophy Dean Randy Colton Dave Kaufman Tom Conry Jim Wenger Scott Wayne McCracken Richard Elthick Daughters of Worth Willard McCracken Elthick McCracken Philippines Keeran Cedar Gary Siegrist Rockford, Ill Becky Metz Willie Murphy Tom Gesling Harvey Gesling Navy New London Conn Rota Spain Edna Storkey Morcross Wyoming VFW Post Glen Miller Solon Dorothy Fitzsimmons Ardean Fitzsimmons Cedar Rapids Marge Luckey Jackie Diane Miller Mary Lane Iowa City S. J. Hoard Daryl Ost Sycamore Street Merle Blieu Fred Luckey Luckey Jane Blieuw Howard B. Gardner Wellman Blacktop Sec Cedar Typ Washington County Miv Grris BE. D. Morrison, Jr Milo M. Orris

Twilight oats meeting invites farm neighbors

Frank invites neighbors to a July 8 twilight meeting at his oats comparison plot along the highway south of the house. James Frier and Garren Benson will discuss oat varieties and management and answer agronomic questions. The note notes seed oats ready for inspection, contract grower Daryl Longer, and a call to plant Haygrazer and other seeds with adequate soil moisture.

James Frier Garren Benson S. E Wayne Elsie Benson Daryl Longer

Schnoebelen reunion draws 124 in Riverside

The third annual Schnoebelen descendants reunion was Sunday at St. Marys hall Riverside with 124 relatives from Cummings North Carolina Minneapolis Pine Island Minnesota Washington Iowa City Hills Riverside Des Moines and Lone Tree. A cooperative noon dinner followed by social time and photos marked the event.

Riverside Joseph and Elizabeth Schnoebelen St. Mary’s Hall Cummings N. C Minneapolis Pine Island Minn Washington Iowa City Hills Des Moines Lone Tree Georgia Krawel Ainsworth Rubye Mary Collins Robert Weaver Dick Weaver Richmond Robert Weavers Okinawa U. S. Army Philadelphia Clever Cloverettes Gerald Newll Glenwood Dale Baker Marshalltown Cheryl Lida Baker Lida Hazen Eldon Novy Sally Nancy Cedar Rapids Dale Novy Gene Streb Cindy Streb Novy Velma Korous West Branch Clara Rath August Rath Tampa Fila Eugene Lukavsky William Lukavsky

Prairie Flower youths attend Baptist camp sessions

Boys and girls from Prairie Flower Baptist Church attend sessions at the Regular Baptist camp grounds in Clear Lake. Mrs Charles Hawkins attends junior girls camp with Linda Jones Ella Jean Al bright and Barbara Hawkins. Rev Charles Hawkins leads eight boys next week including Randy Miller Dan Genheimer Carl Benson Curt Frier David Benson Stephen Genheimer Will Parriott Norman Luers.

Prairie Flower Baptist Church Clear Lake Charles Hawkins Linda Jones Ella Jean Albright Barbara Hawkins Randy Miller Dan Genheimer Carl Benson Curt Frier David Benson Stephen Genheimer Will Parriott Norman Luers

Fire at Crawfordsville station destroys tires

A fire Saturday evening at the Fletcher Oil D-X station in Crawfordsville damaged ten new tires. Cause undetermined, extinguished by attendant Wayne Lowe. No injuries reported though a fire whistle could have aided evacuations during a school banquet nearby.

Crawfordsville

Double crop garden space prompts efficient succession planting

Extension horticulturist Ben F Vance of Iowa State University explains succession planting and double cropping to maximize garden output. Sweet corn and snap beans adapt well. planting now yields harvests after earlier crops. Using trellises for cucumbers keeps fruits off soil, reducing rot.

Ben F. Vance Iowa State University

Renovate June-bearing strawberries for next year

A. E. Cott of the university extension advises renovating after harvest by removing older plants and keeping only vigorous ones spaced 8 to 10 inches apart. Use a vegetable garden type fertilizer, water thoroughly, and expect runner plants to mature in July and fruit buds in August and September for next spring. If dry, water about once a week to boost next year’s yield.

A. E. Cott Iowa State University

I Had No Idea Air Conditioning Was So Easy to Install

A lighthearted remark highlighting the surprise at how straightforward installing air conditioning can be, reflecting a homeowner's satisfaction with a recent improvement.

Right We Do All The Things That We Are Expected To Do

A straightforward statement of commitment and duty reflecting a group resolving to meet expectations and fulfill responsibilities in all required tasks. It emphasizes accountability and steady adherence to prescribed standards without detailing specific actions.

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