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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1975

Page

2

Friendly Fayettes 4 H Club Achievements Highlighted

Keota July report notes Friendly Fayettes 4 H Club held its June 30 achievement show at Teri Watts home with judges Janet Jayliss and Mrs. Omar Stoutner. Thirty seven exhibits were selected for the county fair at What Cheer. The event featured time guidance for exhibit drop-off and fair booth duty, plus refreshments from Teri and her mother.

Paul Sievert Keota Friendly Fayettes 4H Club Teri Watts Janet Jayliss Omar Stoutner Teri Baumert St. Mary's Hall Keota Raymond Schmid Harry Baumert Patricia Sandra Richard Donna Wilcox Linda Heisdorffer Sigourney George Baumert Harper Paul Baumert Paul Jr Jeffrey

Gardening tips from extension agents on saving seeds and care

Gardening advice covers saving seeds from annuals like petunias marigolds and zinnias noting hybrids may not come true. It also explains disbudding large chrysanthemums and watering spray regimes for flowers and fruit trees plus lawn height changes to curb crabgrass and insect pests.

Jim Frier Washington County AE Cott Iowa State University Cott

Mono culture crops fail in tree species high stakes farming

University of Iowa botanist Robert Cruden notes mono culture agriculture harms pests and yields. He cites teak and other tropical timber trees requiring diverse ecosystems with insects, mammals, and plants for healthy seed production and balanced pest control. Cruden points to Latin America’s long use of diversified practices.

University of Iowa Robert Cruden U of I Cruden

Vacation at Bethel church long break and repairs

Ruthgide reports Bethel Church will be on vacation for four Sundays through August 3 as Rev. Thompson takes leave. Trustees repaired the foundation and addressed water seepage while R T Knottnerus did wiring for the organ and lights. Community updates include visits, beans and oats notes, and wandering to locate the Brinnings.

Ruthgide Bethel Bethel Church Thompson Jim Priscilla R. T. Knottnerus del Davis Pico Rivera Calif R. T William Wulf Ruth May Gideon Mac Wallace Hazel Eicher Clara Faulkner Hubert Malichky James Birneys David R. T. Knottnerns Junior Nora Ray Niffenegger Gayle Brinning Merle Brinnings

Dr David Hull Opens Morning Sun Osteopathy Practice

Dr David Hull joins Morning Sun osteopaths with Dr Robert S Carleton to open a new practice. Hull, from Cortland Ohio, resides with his wife Kathy Albright of Washington, daughter of Mr and Mrs M K Albright. He started July 15 in Morning Sun offices.

David Hull Robert S. Carleton Morning Sun Hull Cortland Ohio Kathy Albright Washington M. K. Albright

Ray questions Turner's credibility in light of veto feud

Gov. Robert D. Ray suggested Attorney General Richard Turner's opinions may have been tainted by a legislative session feud. He cited Turner's magistrate ruling while noting Turner later questioned it, and criticized Turner for opposing a campaign finance disclosure bill that the legislature passed despite his warnings. Ray said Turner's influence is uncertain but defended substantive content of most bills.

DES Moines UPI Richard Turner Robert D. Ray Turner Ray Dcest Et Dent

Jennings reunion and county fair officials listed

Collated items from Columbus Junction note visits and events. Ray Babbitts vacation in Canada. Fairfield visit by Robertson and children. Rodney Slight a Mercy Hospital patient. Mary Moore from Chicago visited with her mother. Mrs C E Pierce and luncheon with her daughter in Iowa City. Mrs Pat Walter of Muscatine marked her mother’s birthday with relatives. Helen Clark back from Shalimar Florida. Jennings reunion planned for July 20 at Chautauqua Park. Clyde Turner a University Hospital patient. 1975 Louisa County Fair officials and board with committees and roles. Gertie Wasson recovering after surgery at Wapello Nursing Home. John L Dillon to Centerville visit with relatives.

Helene B. Dillon Columbus Junction Ray Babbitt Canada Larry Robertson Sheri Wendy Molly Fairfield Gaylord Abbott Rodney Slight Mercy Hospital Iowa City Mary Moore Chicago Martha Moore C.E. Pierce Harold Perrey Pat Walter Muscatine J. Kelly McKee McKee Helen Clark G.C. McDonald Shalimar Florida Jennings Chautauqua Park Clyde Turner University Hospital Donald Sywassinx Donald Boyer Max Vanshce Paul Duncan Marjorie Bonnichse Warren May Paul Heindel Dave Hull R.L. Marshall Clyde Crawford W.A. Norris Bill Diller F.D. Smylie Jack Gipple Riley Padgett Richard Utter Floral Hall Janet Utter Max Vannice Elmer Thomas Farrel Rees H.M. Duncan P.M. Heindel John Bell J.E. Henson Thomas Huston Farrel Smylie Gertie Wasson Wapello Nursing Home John L. Dillon Wm. D. Dillon Centerville Iowa

Senate bill would double gas mileage by 1985

Senate approved a measure requiring auto makers to reach at least 50 percent more efficient models by 1977 and 100 percent by 1985, about 28 mpg, rejecting voluntary goals. If enacted, it would shift fuel-saving duties to manufacturers and could cut gas use by 100 million barrels in 1985.

Washington UPI Senate Transportation Department House Ford Administration Auto Industry Ernest F. Hollings D-S.c Robert P. Griffin R-Mich Ford Leonard Woodcock United Auto Workers Congress Detroit Woodcock Senate Finance Committee

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