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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1971

Page

2

Public Invited Tour Sunday Offers Glimpse at Past

A historic society tour Sunday at 2 p.m. departs from the Fair grounds west end of Washing. The event, open to members and nonmembers, will visit St. Peter and St. Paul church, the stone barn and house from 1866 to 1868, Lancaster, and Pioneer Museum southwest of Sigourney. Adults pay seventy five cents and children two bits. weather is moot indoors with shade available.

Thestorical Society Montana Fairgrounds Evergly Wilds Keokuk Coun- 80 St. Peter & St. Paul Lancaster Pioneer Museum Sigourney Yesteryear Emerson Farmers Friend North Skunk Te Museum Golden Buckle Keota Prairie Home Delta T.V

Funeral Friday for Mrs. Lydia Christner

Funeral services for Mrs. Lydia E. Christner will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Eicher Church. Friends may call at the Jones Funeral Home until 11 a.m. then at the church.

Lydia E. Christner Eicher Church Jones Funeral Home Church

Highland SchoolillDEath Briefs Mrs Christner At Crawfords Highland

Mrs Christner of Crawfords Highland died Wednesday morning. The board will meet June 7 at 8 p.m. at the home of a daughter in Davenport in the junior-senior high school building.

Christner Crawfords Highland Highland School Davenport

Crawfordsville Students Among University Grads

Four Crawfords ville area students graduate from the University of Town this Spring. David Lee Hauenstein earns a B S in sociology, son of Edward and wife. David Ray Wagner earns a B A in mathematical sciences, resident of Crawfords ville for three years. Suzanne Jean Miller earns a B A in English, daughter of Robert and wife, formerly from Crawfordsville. Kenneth Edward Madden earns a B A in political science with distinction, son of Robert Madden of rural Crawfordsville. Susan Kathleen McGinnis earns a B S in dental hygiene, daughter of William and wife, formerly near Ainsworth.

Crawfordsville University of Town David Lee Hauenstein Edward Hauenstein David Ray Wagner Burlington Suzanne Jean Miller Robert W. Miller Freeport, Ill Susanne Freeport Kenneth Edward Madden Robert C. Maden Susan Kathleen McGinnis William McGinnis Columus Junction Ainsworth

YMCA High School Summer Basketball Opens Round One

In the first round at the Y Bucks beat Aces 56 to 42 led by Joe Gebhardt 23 and Steve Smith 18. Kings topped Royals 55 to 48 with Ward Anderson and Ray Williams each 18. Knights edged Knicks 65 to 58 as Randy Brock 22 led Knicks. Joe Gebhardt 23 for Knights. Next week matchups set.

YMCA Bucks Aces Kings Royals Knights Knicks Skip Speece Joe Gilmore Steve Smith Jeff Swartzendruber Jim Owens Denny Witthoft Ward Anderson Ray Williams Doug Hough Don Adams Joe Gebhardt Knickes Geb Steve Greene Stan Close Randy Brock Roger Smit

Regents approve funding and retirement tweak for Regents staff

Regents and subcommittee studied requests and backed a 200 million funding plan. Rep Dennis Freeman praised the Grassley proposal as a fine work of art while Rep Richard Radi said the House version was workable. An amendment by Rep Laverne Schroeder reallocating retirement funds to match other state employees passed 50 to 35, but an amendment tying future Regents increases to state revenue growth failed 30 to 63.

Dennis Freeman Storm Lake Grassley Richard Radi D - Liscon House Laverne Schroeder McClelland Regents Schroeder Ed Skinner Altoona

Space satellites seen aiding earth resource monitoring

Washington reports NASA plans to launch two experimental ETS satellites in two years with sensors to distinguish healthy from stressed crops and locate mineral deposits. Satellites could monitor forests water supplies and pollution, aid urban planning, and relay seismic and weather data for disaster prediction. Dr Pecora calls this a step toward an extra dimensional view of Earth's resources.

Washington UPD U.S. Geological Survey University of Michigan Ann Arbor National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Geological Survey Ferdinand T. Pecora Geologic Survey Interior Pace

Bomb blasts hit Lisbon area as NATO ministers meet

Explosions shook Lisbon and nearby Scavem disrupting most telecommunication lines as NATO foreign ministers began a two day meeting. ARA group suspected after previous bombings, no casualties reported, extensive damage to a Lisbon exchange. Brosio welcomed Soviet overtures while urging clarity on points for talks.

Joseph W. Grigg Lisbon UPI Portugal NATO Europe Berlin Pinto Scavem Oredications Manlio Brosio Italy Armed Revolutionary Action ARA Telecommunications Exchange Dom Luis Square S Brosio

Local Hospital Records Report Admits and Dismisses

On Wednesday admitted were Robert Dunbar Washington medical Mrs Myr Morgan Washington medical Clifford Connelly Washington medical Mrs Elizabeth Orton Washington medical Dismissed was Mrs Stanley Sinker Keota transferred to Merry Hospital in Town City Today Mrs Sammy Lee Robrts and daughter Washington Mrs Hattie Carpenter Washington transferred to Long Term Care baby girl Sneppel Washington Mrs Robert Naggs and daughter Washington Births Mr and Mrs Clarence Lewis Wayland a daughter

Robert Dunbar Washington Myr. Morgan Clifford Connelly Elizabeth Orton Stanley Skinser Keota Merry Hospital Town City Sammy Lee Robrts Hattie Carpenter Sneppel Robert Naggs

Newell Brown Resigns From Southern Post

Centerville residents report the resignation of Newell W. Brown from Town Southern effective end of June. Brown, who sued the company in 1968, plans to move to Savannah Georgia with his wife Joy and children Tom 11 Chris 7 and Peter 3. They reside at 80 Mikels Drive.

Centerville Newell W. Brown Brown Southern Savannah Joy Mikels Dr Tom Chris Peter

Cedar Chips 4-H Tour Postponed to June 12

The Cedar Chips Boys 4H Club tour and picnic supper has been postponed until Saturday June 12. The notice indicates a schedule change for the community youth event. Additional details were not provided in the readable text.

Cedar Chips Boys

Faith Baptist Vacation Bible School Next Week

Faith Baptist Church announces Vacation Bible School running Monday June 7 through June 11 from 9 to 11 30 a m daily. Theme is Search for Gods Hidden Treasures directed by Mrs William Gallagher invitation extends to children age 3 through 6th grade.

Faith Baptist Vacation Bible School The Faith Baptist Charen Beiining William Gallagher

Center board signs corporate papers

The Washington County Developmental Center board met to sign the articles of incorporation. Two directors were absent. Executive director Gene De Fazio reported a area survey of emotionally and physically handicapped residents who can benefit from the project and noted strong community interest and support for opening an activity center for recreation social ties and life skills.

Washington County Gene DeFazio Washington DeFazio

Anonymous Want Ad Etiquette Advice

The notice advises including your name and telephone number in want ads while noting Sam Phobia about contact numbers. It states that if you prefer anonymity your name will not be revealed and ad recipients will respect that choice.

Sam Phobia

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