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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1969

Page

7

Weidleins Do Everything Except Shear Sheep

In Wellman Washington County, Guy Weidlein and daughter Murval weave and spin their own wool. Murval learned weaving in 1959 and, with a Racine Wisconsin flax wheel, lead a family effort to process fleece through scouring carding rolling yarn spinning and dyeing using natural materials. The 20 inch loom shapes the final fabric as the family collaborates, with Guy managing most weaving to keep active and engaged despite mobility limits.

Washington County Wellman Guy Weidlein Murval Smoky Mountains Marval Racine Wisconsin Weidleins Harold W. Miller

Nixon's Asian Trip Marred by Rain and Gold Stains

UPI reports President Nixon's Asia tour sees heavy rain delays in Manila and Bangkok, and a Jakarta palace dinner where gold paint stain effects on guests' outfits. McCloskey also wore a gold-tinted jacket. Nixon notes rough travel but says he is better trained for such trips.

Bangkok UPI Nixon Asia Manila Jakarta Indonesia Suharto State Department Robert McCloskey Washington Air Force One Siam Royal Palace

Hendersons and friends host surprise dinner honor in Keota

Mr and Mrs Richard Smothers and Mr and Mrs Doug Erwin were dinner guests in the Henderson home. The birthday celebrations included Judy and Joyce Henderson and Cyndra Clarridge. Weekend visits spanned Keota Washington Sigourney North English Wayland Iowa City Webster with extended families and birthdays.

Keota Richard Smothers Doug Erwin James Henderson Henderson Fort Madison Judy Joyce Henderson Cyndra Clarridge Hagist Sunset Park Washington Dale Hudson Arizona George Stoutner Vera McDowell Sigourney North English Wayland Iowa City Webster Cleveland Stickrod DeWitt Barney Mattison Mattison Ted Pratt Hooker Oklahoma Lavinia Mattison de Witt Harry Williams Paul Harper Mike Craven Henry Williams Forrest Green Ralph Herr Howard Johnsons

Geil cooperative supper and local visits in Keota

Mrs. Joe Geil and family hosted a cooperative picnic supper Friday for neighbors and relatives including Bob Beck and family now of Taft California and Luke Flander family. Attendees also included Dean Trier Carl Nelson Jamie Tim Bernard Flander Robyn Mary Sieren and others. Several social visits followed with Washington, Cedar Rapids, and Illinois trip mentions.

Keota Joe Geil Bob Beck Taft California Luke Flander Dean Trier Carl Nelson Jamie Tim Bernard Flander Robyn Mary Sieren

Store Theft Costs Hit 80 Percent Share, Officials Say

CAMP HILL Pa UPI shoplifters get headlines but store employees handle about 80 percent of retail losses, says J Thomas Weyant executive director of the Pennsylvania Retailers Association. He notes dishonest workers are often created not hired and urges strict adherence to procedures to curb losses.

Camp Hill UPI Pennsylvania Retailers Association J. Thomas Weyant Greater Harrisburg Tore Weyant

Circular House Exhibit At Iowa State Fair

The Iowa Blue Flame Gas Industry sponsors a circular fiberglass three bedroom home at the Iowa State Fair, built for the gas industry by American Fiberglass Buildings of Kansas City. The La Casa Redondo features a sunken hub room with a gas fire pit, circular dining area, and a 30 foot circular patio.

Des Moines Iowa Blue Flame Gas Industry American Fiberglass Buildings, Inc Kansas City Pidgreen’s Furniture Stores Mel Rumbaugh Tappan Company Grandstand Fairground Iowa

A Nation of Eggheads Education Surge Changes America

Patricia McCormack reports a shift toward widespread higher education in the United States. About 60 million students will study this year, with over 2.6 million teachers. Education spending could exceed $54 billion, with most funded locally or state and federal. Doctorates rising. private and public colleges dominate. School district consolidation reduces from 101,000 to 22,000, aiming for efficiency and improved returns for taxpayers.

Patricia McCormack New York UPI America U.S. Office of Education National Academy of Sciences W. Vance Grant Office of Education United States

Waco School Appoints New Landry Wayland Custodian

Lynn Miller takes the duties of custodian at the Wayland building for Waco Community Schools replacing Richard Hester who resigns effective July 31, 1969. Previously Miller worked as a carpenter for Spencer Construction Company in Spencer Iowa.

Waco Lynn Miller Waco Community Schools Wayland Miller Spencer Construction Company Spencer Iowa Richard Hester

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Weidlein Guy Mr. Weidlein Weaver Weidlein Dennis the Menace By Hank Ketcham Nixon’s Party Hendersons Mrs. Boyd Sanders Joyce Molly Trier Geil Cooperative Supper Charles Kennedy Mr. Geils Nellie Geil Cedar Rapids Austin Zehr Austin, Arnold Mary Jean Debbie Frey Chicago Rockford Freeport Illinois Frank Sondag Willard Sondag Raymond Herr Keokuk County Hospital Bill McCrabb Kirksville James Bywaters Hannibal Springfield Pat Billy Gene McCrabb Bill van Sickle Tion Rumbaugh Blue Flame Gas Industry Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Company Natural Gas Pipeline Company of American and Northern Natural Gas Company Uncle Sam Ottumwa Hi-way Milwaukee Beart James Quinn Uso United Fund Community Chest Evening Journal
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