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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1972

Page

7

Inventor uses salad oil to fuel car in Texas

Richard Clem, a Dallas city worker and amateur inventor, claims his engine runs on vegetable oil, not gasoline, potentially cutting fuel needs and reducing emissions. His red car uses a seven stage pump and converter to power the engine, with a 12 volt battery for starting and lights. He envisions larger versions powering ships, aircraft, and even cities, and plans a 600 mile test to El Paso to prove the concept.

Flower Mound Tex Richard Clem Detroit Clem Dallas el Paso

Kalona Class Meets at Sunset Park Picnic

Mrs Ellis Swartzendruber hosted a Sunday School class picnic at Sunset Park in Kalona with many families attending including Elmer Yoder Nisly Glick Coblentz Bontrager Miller and Swartzendruber kin. Guests absent were Jacob Ropp and Joe Mast families.

Eugene Way Kalona Ellis Swartzendruber Sunset Park Washington Elmer L. Yoder Harley Nisly John Glick Wapello Daniel Coblentz William Bontrager Alvin C. Miller John D. Miller Swartzendruber Jacob Ropp Joe Mast Vernon Ropp Paul D. Miller Levi D. Miller Paul W. Miller Henry W Hochstedler Arthur Kauffman David L. Yoder Eli C. Miller Karen Janice Miller William Diltz Lisa Collegeville Diltzs Elam Christner Henry Washington County Red Cross Winnie Belter Loren Swartzendruber Iowa City

Visit grandparents in home at Keota

Keota family social notes detail visits and gatherings across Keota Wellman and surrounding towns. Multiple households report Sunday dinners travels, open houses, and summer visits, with relatives from Everson Pa Des Moines Kirksville Mo Bettendorf and West Branch among those mentioned. Darren’s sixth birthday barbecue is noted.

Hills Marilyn Luers Linda Purvis Kirksville Bert Luers Prairie Home Paul Good Jonesborough Tenn Orville Good Kingsport Paul Nelson Hastings

Governor orders prison status changes after guards meet

Gov. Robert D Ray demanded updates on guard status at Fort Madison State Penitentiary after a sergeant in charge of a cellhouse was reassigned to tower duty following a meeting with guards and their wives. Officials say the move was not a demotion but fear of reprisals prompted concerns.

VES Moines UPI Robert D Ray State Fort Madison Ray Joseph R. Hunt Huat Hunt Hnat

Reblings host anniversary dinner for Hodges in Brighton

A 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hodge of Des Moines was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rebling near Wayland. Seventy guests enjoyed fried chicken and desserts, and Mr. Hodge has worked at the Des Moines Post Office for 18 years. Also noted are community notices including Harmony Club meetings, open house for Mrs. Nelle Long, and several visits and travels among local residents.

Paul Sievert Keota Kathy Jane Greiner Leo Greiner Hubert Sheetz Jerry Paul Otts Richland Raymond Trier Keota Lula Redlinger Wellman Earl Baker St. Elmo Verle Trier John Green Judy Carl Stites Cloyce Dill Cheryl Evelyn Wade Gene Heisdorffer Alvie Heisdorffer Phil Fred Rick McKiermen Cedar Rapids Jim Watson Trenton Tillie Henry Larry Sheetz Steve Mark Jeff Bill Cady Andy Sheetz Farm Bureau Washington Homer Mayer Bertha Dunbar Sigourney L.J. Powell Jr L.J. Powell Sr Lewis Milfred Hertzler Everson Powell Norbert Flander Thomas Gray Mason City Dennis Peiffer Walford Elmer Peiffer Tom Everett Jones Bettendorf Bill Yoder Kevin Evan Kathy Jones Ed Rebal the Hills Catholic Tony Meuth Brighton Paul Rebling Near Wayland Earl Hodge Des Moines Hodge Mr Rebling Yvette Rebling Don Rebling George Elliot Harold Rebling Sr Harmony Club Stella Lauderdale Wanda Brinton Iowa City Hazel Shaffer Gladys Salvage Kate Robison Bertha Saunders Bud Miller Lesa Fairfield Donard Hanze Willard Leoffler Aloha Oregon Jim Emry Charlotte N.C Jack Emry Manchester Helen Cole Matthews Tony Meath Mike Emry Clarence Brown Howard Emry Ft. Collins Colo Wayne Emry Mike Jay Jelen Cole St Louis Don Statler Statler Deidre Lesser Jim Emry Tony Meath Cathryn Carolina Rose Cincinnati Ohio Alice Rose Kathryn Williams Ogan Williams Indianola Iowa Peoria Ill Maurice Rose

West Branch visit chaairs in West Branch area notes

The column lists local visits and movements including Mrs. Ernest Ford and Mrs. Eda Boshart visiting Jeff Boshart at a private art and writing school in West Branch. Families travel, health updates. Nearby residents attend gatherings and dinners. several members are on hospital or travel aside from summer visits with relatives in Illinois Indiana and Iowa.

Ezra Wittmer Wayland Ernest Ford Columbus Junction Eda Boshart Jeff Boshart West Branch Jim Hochstettler Sons Kalona Freida Freyenberger Deanna Freyenberger Cecil Riley Davis County Hospital Bloomfield Everette Hileman Mercy Hospital Iowa City Faith Hartzler Des Moines Ezra Freyenberger Brett Damon Molly Cassens Offourney Victor Hesseltine Lee Cassens Dennis Klopfenstein Kenneth Klopfenstein Fort Collins Colo Kristin Mary Kristin Ken Bill Kenneth Goff Merry Eight Virgil Aldrich LaVerne Farmer Millard Schlatter Dale Richenberger Ralph Roth Tom Thoma Emily Wyse George Fort Ralph Stuart Adaline Tschantz J.B. Magdefray John Unternahrer Jacob Unternahrer Charles Messenger Washington Illinois Indiana

Mrs Emma Widner's lengthy vacation homecoming noted

Richland July 25 Mrs Louella Little returned from a week with Des Moines relatives. Mrs Emma Widner came home after a month visiting children and grandchildren including trips with Dr Melvin Widner in Albuquerque and Denver to Boulder. She traveled with Robersons and Swartzwelters, visiting several families in Colorado and Iowa. The Holmes family plans California travel and a Navy ship assignment for Terry Edens after 30 days in Iowa and upcoming schooling.

Don Long Richland Louella Little Glen Miller Des Moines Emma Widner Melvin Widner Albuquerque New Mexico San Dio Research Corp Widner Denver Loyd Westphal Longmouth Colorado Boulder Bill Hayes Jay Swartzwelter Verle Gardner Clark Holmes Kristin Cletus Yoder Yoder Ronald Long Ed Pickard Baby Fairfield Jack Moore Jackie Elsie Yoder Ollie Cletus Yoders Terry Edens Russell Yoder Brenda Holmes California Iowa Uss Craig

State liquor items undergo price hike in Iowa stores

DES MOINES officials from the Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Department announced price changes on over 100 items in state liquor stores. Department Director Rolland Gallagher said starting Aug 1 prices will rise on 66 items and fall on 37, with a maximum increase of 59 cents and the largest cut at 4.03 dollars. The steepest decreases apply to slow selling items being closed out.

Des Moines UPL Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Department Rolland Gallagher Gallagher

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