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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1971

Page

4

Dr Pepper Gains Spotlight From Golf Feats and New York Entry

In a July 15 1971 editorial the paper notes Dr Pepper’s surge in public attention after Lee Trevino’s sweep of the U S Open Canadian Open and British Open. It reports Dr Pepper’s New York market entry via Coca Cola Bottling Co and questions Eastern reception. The piece touches on Trevino as Super Mex and cites a humor about using a bottle as a club.

Dr. Pepper Lee Trevino Lee Texas New York Coca-Cola Bottling Co

Impossible Atlases and the Highway Dilemma

A reader laments the imbalance in maps favoring railroads or highways and calls for a balanced atlas showing rivers mountains and main roads. The Ames Daily Tribune notes inquiries from Carl Alkire at the University of Chicago barber shop about shifting styles as students and faculty adopt neater, shorter hair.

Carl Alkire

Journal Receives New Offset Press in Washington Iowa

Tuesday morning the Journal unloaded a new 11 ton offset press from Fort Worth Texas arriving at its Washington Iowa site. Erector Mr Sutton of Cottrell and Des Moines riggers will assemble and align the press then train staff on operation and maintenance as the newsroom adapts to a higher capacity of up to 12000 papers per hour. Delayed supplies and ongoing regular work mix with anticipation as the paper gears up for daily deadlines.

Journal Ft. Worth Texas

Sunday school class plans for a Richland picnic

Richland Missouri? no Richland church hosts Golden Rule Sunday School class social after services on July 18 with a family picnic. The Richland Cub Scouts will host an invitational track meet with Keota Boy Scouts on July 21 at the Richland ball park. A coop supper follows at the Richland Lions Building for scouts and families.

Donaldson Richland Sumner McCracken Washington, D.C Paul McCracken Golden Rule Richland Friends Church Richland Cub Scouts Richland and Keota Richland Ball Park Coop Richland Lions Building Center Club Fern Paxson Stacy Leathers Gilbert Leathers Ollie Carrol Morgan Royce Huff Richland New York Life Insurance Co Star Club Royce Kathy Sievers Lake Geneva Wis Fairfield Howard Snyder Jr Bill Wonderlich Rex Reinier Russell Parsons Hayden Evans Ottumwa Evans Ozarks Raymond Swartzwelter Kathy Bradley Swartzwelter Mike Wilson Town City Laura Swartzwelter Visting Wilson Duane Weber Cedar Rapids Jim Hoskins Harold Salts Anamosa Bill Sable Sables Batavia Salt Marvin Wymore Floyd Lyon Rufus McCracken Morgan Wells Packwood Kenneth Lankford Cletus Yoder Ralph Shirkey Russell Elsie Yoder Jim Yoder Sigourney George Bright Cape$ Coral Fla Center School Frytown

Enrollment decline hits Iowa private and public schools

Des Moines reports show private school enrollment dropping from 104175 to 71117 since 1966 while public school totals fell modestly in 70 71 to 659576. Projections suggest combined school enrollment may shrink by about 100000 by 1977, with kindergarten declines impacting future graduation. Census data indicate fewer births, linking lower enrollments to Iowa's falling birth rate.

Des Moines DPA Towa State Department of Public Instruction Lic Iowa Kinkindergarten Dergarten

Grandsons visit in Hoekstra home

Richland notes detail various local visits and social gatherings. Families visiting include Coxs, Hoekstras, Morgans, Greesons, Nordykes, and Hayes. Members attend Y T C camp in Indianola and trips to Rathburn Lake. Other guests come from Ottumwa, Dubuque, Cedar Rapids, and Iowa City. multiple extended family visits are listed with hosting duties and church activities.

Kermit Hinshaw Hinshaw J. R. Simpson Robert McCombs Virginia Beach Homer Dressler Dresslers Lee Crawford Wichita Kan Roy Stevens Cairo Harold Smith Fairfield Sally Hinshaw YTC Lake Aquabia Indianola Wayne Parsons Mary Beth Will Adam Mercy Hospital Town City Howard Adrian Dave Dickey Packwood Adrian Hubert Weber Keota Herbert Blakely Gilbert Leathers Elizabeth Curtis Alan Hawley Jim Aurora Ohio Mike Hawley Indianapolis Curtis Wanda Rudolph Nat Birt R Jack Bottorff Terrie Adrianne Bottorff Adrienne Bottorff George Warmer Orville Bottorff Donald Long Richland Wilford Cox Carol Mabel Cox John Cox Lee Holland Washington Carroll Morgan Y.T.C. Camp Harold Greeson D.C Sumner McCracken David John Jamie Danny Snyder Jr. Snyder Slara Hoekstra Des Moines W. E. Luithly Loree Roach Ottumwa Willa Mae Swinney Marie Snider Andrew George Ed Sheppley Lisa Susan Dubuque Sheppley Clelia Letts Mary Stacy Scott Rathburn Lake Moravia Merle Mathias Gerald Frankhauser Ollie George Bright Cape Coral Fla Bright Ralph Shirkey Richard Sentman Cedar Rapids Dave Sentman Iowa City

Annual event and parade prizes for Kiddies Parade

The article notes awards in the Maurice Conrad Prizes Kiddies Parade with prizes for Wagons, Avon Calling, Man's Best Friend, Three little kittens, and other categories. It also mentions weddings and visits by numerous families, a wedding in Cedar Rapids and travel between Iowa communities, with several names and locations including Marshall Minnesota, Cedar Rapids, and Clear Creek.

George Williams Laurie Williams Billy Miller Jeff Anderson David Dill Robyn’ Wells Tina Cottrell Janelle Short Melody Northup Sandra’ Carris Charles Wolfe Cedar Rapids Debra Iowa City B. J Byrne Ronnie

Dormer Squeezed Seven Tricks In Masters Pair Match

In a Masters Pair championship hand Al bert Dormer opened 1NT and, with Derek Rimington, reached 6NT. A spade lead and careful heart and diamond play led to a dramatic squeeze for a thirteenth trick, despite West ultimately discarding to permit the final sequence.

Albert Dormer Derek Rimington West Dormer East Ast Declarer

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