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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1972

Page

2

Seven Seek Title Mis Washington County Pageant

Seven young women from Washington County compete for Mis Washington County at the county fair. The pageant, sponsored by the Jaycees, starts at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the amphitheatre. Linda Wertz, last year's local winner, is among the top entrants.

Washington County Ington Jaycees Linda Wertz

Cookin notes and gingerbread cookies from old menu item

A mix of vintage recipe fragments for Cheese Biscuits Gingerbread Pear Chips and Sour Cream Cookies. The note leads with cheese biscuit directions then details gingerbread, pear chips and sour cream cookies. It ends with a UPI report about thirteen Creech St Michael children protesting a village fence.

Creech ST. Michael England UPI

Bride Eugenia Wilson Marries Allen Freel in Washington

Eugenia Kay Wilson daughter of Mrs. Marie Wilson Washington and Allen Arden Freel son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Wayne Freel Washington were married in a 730 p m ceremony Friday July 28 1972 at the Assembly of God Church The Rev Virgil Blosser performed the single ring service The bride given in marriage by her uncle Roy Wilson wore a blue and white gown and carried a carnation bouquet A reception followed The couple will reside in Washington

Eugenia Kay Wilson Marie Wilson Washington Allen Arden Freel R. Wayne Freel Assembly of God Church Virgil Blosser Roy Wilson Pat Morrison

Republicans set platform proposals for Iowa 1970s

Republicans unveiled a broad state platform steering toward Gov. Robert Ray’s agenda and a cooperative Iowa Legislature. Key items include a liberal abortion conscience clause, 18-year-old adulthood rights, Vietnam Veteran’s Bonus, expanded Civil Rights Commission powers, housing injunctions, and a study of landlord tenant inequities. The platform supports four year terms for top officials, voter registration, and opposes tax increases unless necessary to solve specific problems.

Des Moines UPI Republican Party Robert D. Ray Iowa Maurice Baringer Baringer Ray Iowa Civil Rights Commission

U P Home donation for government services shocks county office

United Presbyterian Home presents 2500 dollar gift at the courthouse for partial compensation of city and county services. Treasurer Wallace Fagen is on vacation and officials await apportionment plans. The home, a tax exempt retirement facility, says services like police and fire protection justify the gift while it handles street work and garbage pickup itself.

United Presbyterian Home Richard Colby Wallace Fagen

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