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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1969

Page

2

Kiwanis member talk covers Truth In Lending rules

Kiwanis heard a Washington State Bank spokesman explain the Truth In Lending law which targets individuals and requires full disclosure of borrowing costs. The talk noted potential added costs from documentation time and clarified that rates aren’t capped, only disclosures. A Kiwanis board meeting is set for Tuesday July 8 at 5:30 p.m. at the Captain's Table to plan county fair food stand actions.

Kiwanis Logan Heilman Washington State Bank Heilman

Local doctors to give vision test

Washington Optometrists will conduct a Visual Readiness Screening for preschool children on Tuesday July 8. Kindergarten entrants should go to any local optometric office with a parent or guardian. The service is free to identify vision problems, with arrangements for those unable to attend on screening day. Participating optometrists are Dr. John Lemmon Dr. M L Smith Dr. William Westphal and Dr. J F Mallory.

Washington Washington County Optometric Society Optometric John Lemmon M. L. Smith William Westphal J. F. Mallory

Keokuk County Board of Education Remaps Districts

The Keokuk County Board of Education redrew election areas to meet House File 766, aiming for equal representation. Four areas cover Keota, Tri County, Sigourney, Hedrick, and Pekin districts, with areas defined for the September 8, 1969 election and terms of two members expiring this year. Nominations open 45 to 20 days before September 8.

Keokuk County County Board of Education Keota Tri County Sigourney Hedrick Pekin van Buren Township West Lancaster Pekin Community Arthur Allison Orris Lane

Hard rains and wind damage beans

Washington County farmers report widespread leaf injury in soybeans from hard rains and strong winds. Extension Director Jim Frier notes leaves shattered with veins exposed, damage mainly on older leaf sets and in exposed fields. Insects not a major cause. minor feeding from grasshoppers, crickets, leafhoppers, and thrips seen. Weather should aid recovery with little yield loss. farmers urged to monitor crops for early insect signs.

Washington County Jim Frier Frier

Young People Plan Entertainment For Democratic Picnic

A large group of local youths organize acts for the Democratic July 4 picnic at the Fairgrounds led by co chairs Mrs Don Wells and others. Mark Shearer Patty Van Houten and Millie Bordwell will provide music. The kitchen band includes Nancy Adam Kathy Wells Debbie Farrell Chris Wells Patty Van Houten and Millie Bordwell. An unusual chorus line features boys John Wiggers Marcus McCarthy Mike Matt Quinn Roger Adam and Mark Shearer.

Don Wells Washington Henry County Mark Shearer Patty van Houten Millie Bordwell Nancy Adam Kathy Wells Debbie Farrell Chris Wells John Wiggers Marcus McCarthy Mike Matt Quinn Roger Adam

Iowa to buy state flags from prison industry

Gov. Robert D. Ray's aide said the Executive Council should order Iowa Prison Industries to supply flags for Iowa servicemen at 4.05 dollars per flag in dozen lots, saving 95 cents per flag from the Fort Dodge price. Prisoners at Fort Madison and Algona make both 3 by 5 and 4 by 6 foot flags, with annual production 800 to 1,000 units.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Keith Peterson State Executive Council Iowa Earl Sturdivant Executive Council Fort Dodge Vietnam Sturdivant Fort Madison Algona Peterson

Hugh E. Brown 91 dies after short illness in Primghar

Hugh E Brown age 91 died July 2 at Washington County Hospital after a short illness. He was born January 22, 1878 in Primghar and lived there most of his life except winters with his daughter Rowena Goodell in Washington and son in law Charles Goodell. Survived by widow Nettie, two daughters Rowena Goodell and Darlene Hunt, five grandchildren and a great grandson, one brother Samuel L Brown, many nieces and nephews. Funeral Sunday July 6 at 2 pm at Primghar Methodist Church, Rev Vernon Clausing officiating. Burial at Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Sherman Eden Funeral Home in charge. friends may call through Saturday evening.

Hugh E. Brown Washington County Hospital Charles (Rowena) Goodell Primghar Methodist Church Primghar Iowa Vernon Clausing Pleasant Hill Cemetery Sherman - Eden Funeral Home William H Anna (Robinson) Brown Nettie Wood Brown Charles Goodell Charles Rowena) Goodell Washington Bruce Darlene) Hunt North Hollywood California Samuel L. Brown Portland Oregon

Marriage License Issued To Hayes Velasquez

A marriage license was issued July 2 to Paul Dean Hayes 21 of Washington and Patricia Laura Velasquez 19 of Riverside.

Paul Dean Hayes Washington Patricia Laura Velasquez Riverside

Toastmasters feature two guest speakers at Captain's Table

The Toastmasters Club heard two guest speakers Wednesday evening at the Captain's Table. George Coffin from the Marshalltown club spoke on The Seven Basic Parts of the Camera and Joe McCarthy, a flight simulator specialist home on leave, spoke on The Simulator. Joe Martin served as toastmaster and Frank Patterson led table topics. Plans announced for a ladies night on Saturday July 19.

Toastmasters Club George Coffin Marshalltown Club Joe McCarthy Joe Martin Frank Patterson

Deeds Record Transfers in Noble and Richmond Areas

A record of quitclaim and property transfers including Mary Wright and William E Schantz as executors to Lela Morehouse for Lots 6 7 8 9 10 in Block 14 Noble. Mary Wright and William R P Morehouse to Block 14 Noble. Lots 1 2 3 4 5 9 10 Block 9 Noble. Wood Enterprises to Gary A Kallouse Lot 2 and S of Lots 3 4 Block 1 Original Plat Richmond. Helen L Duncan to L A Duncan Lot 4 and S of Lot 3 Root Subdivision Stickney Addition. Lillian H Schafer to Charles S Savage Lot 10 Stickney's Addition Brigh ton. Edward P Bean and wife to Ethel P Jeffries Lot 9 Block 4 L&W Smouse's N E Addition. Dale M Smith and wife to Edward P Bean and wife Lot 9 Block 4 L&W Smouse's. Charles H Sellers and wife to Edward P Bean and wife E of N 115% feet of South 230% feet Block 16 Denny's Second Addition.

Mary Wright William E. Schantz William R. Schantz Lela P. Morehouse Town of Noble William R Schantz Wood Enterprises Gary A. Kallouse Richmond Helen L. Duncan L. A. Duncan Root Stickter Lillian H. Schafer Charles S. Savage Stickney Brighton Edward P. Bean Ethel P. Jeffries L & W. Smouse N. E Dale M. Smith Charles H. Sellers Denny

Local visitors and military family news from Waseca and beyond

Gary and Dale Churchill of Waseca Minnesota recently stayed overnight with grandparents and uncles and visited aunts and relatives. Gary returned from a year in Vietnam and was discharged after three years in the air force. Dale graduated from Adolphus College on June 1 with a business administration degree and plans to enter Naval Air Officers Training in Pensacola Florida on July 15. Dr and Mrs George Kerr spent the holiday weekend with their son Rod and family in West Lafayette Indiana. First Lieutenant Gary Anderson arrived home from Baumholder Germany to attend his father Paul Edwin Anderson funeral after a car track accident. The funeral is set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Swedesburg Lutheran Church.

Gary and Dale Churchill Waseca Minn Charles Churchill Lyle Howard Bailey Cloyce Zieglowsky Clyde Knight Gary Vietnam Air Force Dale Adolphus College St. Peter Mrs George Kerr Rod West Lafayette Ind Gary Anderson Baumholder Germany Paul Edwin Anderson Swedesburg Lutheran Church

Life saving course begins Monday at Washington pool

A senior life saving class starts Monday July 7 at 7 30 to 9 am at the Washington Municipal pool. The Washington County chapter of the American Red Cross offers the course with Milo Steele Jr as instructor. Minimum age is 15 or tenth grade. this is a prerequisite for a later water safety instructors class with a minimum age of 17.

Washington Municipal Pool Washington County American Red Cross Milo Steele Jr

Postnuptial party for Mrs. M. Black

Mrs. Michael Black formerly Beverly Graf was honored at a Sunday afternoon postnuptial party held at Mrs. Stan Hale’s home. Cohostesses included Mrs. Don McCrabb and others. A memory tablecloth, games with prizes, and a yellow green decor theme marked the celebration. The couple married June 22.

Michael Black Beverly Graf Stan Hale Don McCrabb Jim McCrabb Richard MecCrabb Bill McCrabb Mrs. Black Sandra Debra McCrabb Sherry Graf Black

Washington Evening Journal staff and affiliations

The Washington Evening Journal of Washington Iowa lists staff roles including editor David Elder and business manager, with William Shannon as vice president advertising director and Charles Morris as news editor. It notes publication afternoons except Sunday, Christmas, and July 4th and that it is entered as second class matter under an 1879 act.

Washington Evening Journal Washington Iowa David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Bob Shaffer Howard Hazen United Press Inland Daily Press Ass Iowa Daily Press Iowa Press Ass'n Audit Bureau of Circulations Mail

Wellman Class of 1929 holds 40 year reunion in 1970s tones

The Wellman High School Class of 1929 gathered July 14 for a 6:30 dinner at the Captain's Table in Washington after touring Mid-Prairie High School and Wellman Elementary. Twenty members with spouses, three former teachers, and guests attended. Lloyd Foster hosted, a Rugg anniversary cake arrived, and plans for 1979 were discussed.

Wellman Wellman High School Washington Mid - Prairie High School Henry Durian Lyle Rugg

Legion Auxiliary Potluck and Meeting at Legion Hall

The American Legion Auxiliary will host a potluck next Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Legion Hall. The regular meeting follows at 7:30 p.m. with officers to be installed and a report on Girls State.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall

Admitted and Dismissed Patients List

Admitted Yesterday: Mrs. Paul Smith Washington medical. Mrs. Lou isa Farrier Brighton surgical. Dismissed Yesterday: Mrs. Alvin T. Mil ler and son Kalona Edward Horak Washington. Today: Mrs. Wayne Marston Washington Mrs. Ernest Lund Riverside John Lemmon Washington Mrs. James Milam West Chester Mrs. Charles Conklin Keota Mrs. Alice Lanning Washington.

Paul Smith Washington Medical Louisa Farrier Brighton Surgical Alvin T. Miller Son Kalona Edward Horak Wayne Marston Ernest Lund Riverside John Lemmon James Milam West Chester Charles Conklin Keota Alice Lanning

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