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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1977

Page

10

Dear Caroline Dear Sally and the Birth Certificate Dilemma

A reader asks how to respond when accused of stealing from a neighbor and seeks parental and legal guidance. The column covers telling a mother, contacting the husband, and explaining the situation to authorities. It also includes advice about a 17 year old with a misdated birth certificate facing adult legal treatment and work issues.

Caroline

New Newton Couple Welcomes Son Jeffrey James

Mr. and Mrs. James Schiebel of Newton announce the birth of son Jeffrey James on Saturday May 28 1977 at Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines. Weighing 5 pounds 4 2 ounces, he has a sister Kendi. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schiebel with great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schiebel of Washington. Mrs. Jim Schiebel is formerly Lynn Millard of Newton.

James Schiebel Newton Jeffrey James Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines Kendi Richard Schiebel Charles Schiebel Washington Jim Schiebel Lynn Millard

Multiple Iowa Auction Dates for Household Goods and Real Estate

A calendar of public auctions across Iowa listing locations, owners, and start times. Listings include Kalona Wayland Winfield Washington Danville Brighton Hedrick Keota Wellman Sigourney and others with estate and consignments. Times mainly 10 a.m. or 12:30 p.m. on various June dates.

3Rd Street Kalona Iowa Fred Yoder Highway 78 Jefferson St Wayland New Roth Auction House John Baldosier Winfield Wesley House West 2Nd, Washington Danville State Bank Danville Art Hueschen Loren Johnson Main Street Hedrick Jeanne Jeanne Linder Keota Conrad East Harrison Washington Howard Wagner Dora M. Wagner Wellman Hwy Zeno Aller South 8Th Sam Simmering Roth Auction House Jefferson Street Stella Kauffman Sherman Umphrey North Cecil Davis First Trust and Union Savings Bank Sigourney Dwight Dorothy Beasely Washington County Fairgrounds Treva (Lloyd) Griggs Mina Brannen

Dallas V. Hotle 75 dies in Washington June 2 1977

Dallas V. Hotle 75 of 727 East Washington Street died Thursday evening June 2 1977 at Washington Care Center after six months of illness. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. J Roland Crandall officiating. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Born June 23 1902 in Washington to Jacob and Ida Belle Hotle he married Hazel Snakenberg June 20 1934 in Des Moines. Survived by wife Hazel a son James Douglas Hotle of Washington a daughter Barbara Edfors of Wauconda Illinois three grandchildren and sister Velma Leacox of Cedar Rapids. Preceded in death by a daughter five brothers and a sister.

Dallas V Jim) Hotle East Washington Street Washington Care Center Jones Funeral J. Roland Crandall Elm Grove Cemetery Mr. Hotle Washington Jacob and Ida Belle Reighard Hotle Dutch Creek Township Hazel Snakenberg Des Moines United Methodist Church Hazel James Douglas Hotle Thomas Barbara) Edfors Wauconda Ill Howard Velma) Leacox Cedar Rapids

Mike Leary elected Noon Kiwanis proxy

Dr. Mike Leary a local dentist will head the Washington Noon Kiwanis Club for 1977 78 as president designate replacing Clarence Brown in October. New officers include Marty Chebuhar as president elect Jim Schulze vice president Kevin Caldwell secretary Mike Moore treasurer with directors Joe McConnell Rick Hofer Oren Jarvis and John Sproule. The club also announced a foodstand at the fairgrounds open Sunday for the pickup pull with hamburgers hot dogs and soft drinks.

Evening Journal Mike Leary Washington Noon Kiwanis Club Leary Clarence Brown Men’s Service Kiwanis Marty Chebuhar Jim Schulze Kevin Caldwell Mike Moore Joe McConnell Rick Hofer Oren Jarvis John Sproule Caldwell P.E. Holder The Fair Association

Swine beef 4-H exhibitors meet June 14

Washington County 4-H and FFA members will gather June 14 at 8 p.m. in the fair barn to review 1977 fair changes affecting swine and beef projects. Extension staff and ISU experts will discuss pseudorabies, carcass entry rules, premiums, and plans for the August 1-4 county fair.

Washington County Jim McKean Iowa State University Eldon Haas Area Extension FFA Washington County Beef and Swine Associations Frier

Summer events and notices at Washington area venues

The Evening Journal bulletin lists a series of local events through June including the Mid-Prairie Crusade at Mid-Prairie High School June 3 to 12, YWCA Art Workshop starting June 4, Washington Municipal Pool daily hours, Historic Conger House openings on Sundays, a truck pull and flea market, Washington Community Theatre South Pacific opening June 6, driver education at Washington High School, Pork Appreciation Days, and a Southeast Iowa Basketball Camp talk by Lute Olson. Also scheduled are Washington Community School District Board meeting June 8.

Mid-Prairie Area Crusade Mid-Prairie High School Wellman Ywca Art Workshop Washington Municipal Conger Washington Washington St Washington County Fairgrounds What Cheer Fairgrounds Iowa Washington Community Theatre Washington High School WHS Washington City Council Washington Junior High School Iowa Development Commission Lute Olson South Pacific Washington Community Center Washington Community School District Board of Education W. Main St Bulletin Board The Evening Journal the Evening Journal North Marion

Musicale Sunday at Conger House

The afternoon musicale at Historic Conger House is set for 3 p.m. on Sunday June 5 with room and exhibit viewing from 2 to 5 p.m. A newly donated antique chapel organ will be featured in memory of Miss Virginia Petter’s parents. Performers include Mrs Yara Chmelar and daughters, Bob Pearson and son, Rowena Goodell and T E Myers. The event is organized by Mrs Joe Jones, Winnie Belter and Rowena Goodell. An exhibit on the world’s tall corn stalks and grower Don Radda is presented thanks to Mrs Betty Radda and Jesse Radda, arranged by Mrs Ralph Kleese.

Conger House Virginia Petter Yara Chmelar Bob Pearson Rowena Goodell T.E. Myers

Pregnant women warned on alcoholic beverages

New York UPI reports a national council warns pregnancy should avoid all alcohol. Dr Cruse cites fetal alcohol syndrome risks and outlines risk levels tied to daily absolute alcohol intake. The effort gains backing from the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology and pediatric and family physician groups.

New York UPI National Council On Alcoholism Joseph R. Cruse University of Southern California Cruse American Medical Society Council Eisenhower Medical Center Palm Springs Calif American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology American Academy of Pediatrics American Academy of Family Physicians

Fast-pitch tourney at Green Field Saturday

The Crane Company sponsors a round robin fast-pitch softball tournament at Green Field Washington on Saturday starting 1:30 p.m. with Sigourney versus New London. Teams include Crane Sigourney New London and Rebling's Construction Co Fairfield. Admission is one dollar for adults. Matches run 1:30 first, last game at 9 p.m.

Crane Company Green Field Washington Crane, Sigourney New London Rebling’s Construction Co Fairfield Sigourney Rebling

Iowa Chop aims for major restaurant chains in national push

Iowa Development Commission plans teaser mail, ads, and a booth at the National Restaurant Association convention to persuade at least two and possibly six leading chains to add Iowa Chop to menus. IDC reports strong response, 40 inquiries, and high convention exposure with 110000 attendees. Also: Sunset Park tennis courts in Washington close for resurfacing and reopen mid next week.

Iowa Iowa Development Commission IDC National National Restaurant Association Chicago Doug Snyder IDC Agriculture Division Snyder Linda Harper Cole Lynn Schlutz Columbus Junction City Park Board Sunset Park Washington

Visit grandmother in Haskins home gathering

Local social notes describe visits among Haskins residents and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Brice Miller and children spent Saturday with Mrs Floyd Carpenter. other calls include Ed Lenz in West Liberty and Mrs Marie Whetstine’s guests. A June picnic at Sunset Park is planned.

Haskins Brice Miller Steven, Kenny Nancy Newton Cottrell Washington State George Murphy Davenport Evelyn Earl McGraw Wayne Carpenter Floyd Carpenter Marie Whetstine Percy Skubal Marie Elaine Zahs Mike Zahs Sunset Park Dorothy Blankenhorn Bernice Darby Coleen Venzke Merle Miller Thelma Rose Bebb Lee Bebb Bagley Carpenters Bebbs Columbus City

Markets Livestock Market Report Des Moines and Joliet

Trade slowed with light to moderate demand. No 1-3 200-230 lb butchers at 42.00-42.75, 230-250 lb 41.00-42.50. sows 36.50-37.50 for 270-330 lb. Joliet cattle too few for full tests. hogs 1,000 head firmer to 50 cents higher under 240 lb, No 1-2 200-240 lb 43.75-44.25. No 1-3 200-250 lb 42.75-43.75. 250-270 lb 42.00-42.75. Monday receipts cattle 5,000 hogs 1,500.

Des Moines UPI Joliet, Ill

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