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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1973

Page

8

Local poker passion exposed by Iowa Legislature action

A boastful reminiscence on legalized friendly poker in Iowa after a legislative shift. The piece profiles a regular circle of players, their slang, stakes, and rituals, noting late hours, the social lure, and the tension with spouses, while preserving names with initials and a field-report tone.

Farmer urge to stretch soybean meal amid world shortage

Otis W. Joiner of Kent Feeds warns of a possible temporary soybean meal shortage and urges farmers to cut protein levels, use urea-balanced supplements, feed liquid supplements, reduce pig starter protein, and curb waste. He cites record crop hopes for adequate fall supplies and invites cooperation to stretch protein until new beans arrive.

Otis W. Joiner Kent Feeds, Inc Iowa Feedman Joiner American Feed Manufacturers Assn Iowa Farm Marketing Kent Feeds Kent Executive

More People At Lower Cost Than Any Other

A claim shows a program delivering more people served for less cost than competitors. Officials tout efficiency gains and broader reach while detailing budget allocations, target demographics, and projected outcomes across key districts.

Conger Family Visits Washington House Heritage Notes

Six members of a distant Conger lineage from Burlington Colorado toured the Conger House in Washington on a Wednesday detour en route to a Janesville Iowa reunion. They learned the home’s Aaron Conger connection after a brief peek inside with Mrs Steve Wiggers, and the house will open Sundays 2 to 5 pm through Labor Day weekend.

Conger Washington Congers Burlington Colorado Aaron Conger Janesville Iowa Washington Street Steve Wiggers

Almanac entries for June 23, 1973 historical notes

Significant events on this date include the 1945 Texas annexation agreement by Congress, the 1947 Taft Hartley act passage over Truman's veto, the 1964 appointment of Gen Maxwell Taylor as ambassador to South Vietnam, and the 1967 censure of Senator Thomas Dodd for campaign fund misuse. Also noted are birth of King Edward VIII in 1894 and planetary positions for June 23.

United Press International Mars Jupiter Duke of Windsor Britain Edward VIII Congress of Texas United States House Harry Truman Gen Maxwell Taylor U.S South Vietnam Henry Cabot Lodge Connecticut Sen Thomas Dodd U.S. Senate

Iowa 4-H Dairy Production Contest Deadline Set

Julia Gamon, county extension 4-H leader, says entries for the Iowa 4-H dairy production contest must be submitted by July 1. Cows must complete a 305 day lactation by the entry date to be eligible. Entry is required for those planning to enter the Iowa State Fair 4-H show.

Iowa Dairy Herd Improvement Association Gamon

Youth Employment Service Plagued by Few Jobs for Girls

Youth Employment Service urges more job openings for girls amid low placements. Jeff Boshart notes babysitting is the main option, with 26 placements this week and 65 in four weeks, far below 1,182 two years ago. Call 853-3272 or visit the Chamber of Commerce in Washington 7 am to 3 pm.

Maki Chebumak Iowa FBI Washington Mr. Becker Youth Employment Service Jeff Boshart Jeff Boshart Chamber of Commerce

On the Record Deeds Transfer List Details

Property transfers include Robert K. Lenninger and wife to Russell L. Schafroth for portions of South Washington blocks and auditor subdivisions. G E Montgomery to Robert A Kennedy for Lots 4 5 6 in Wilsons Addition. United Christian and Baptist Church of Kalona to Wallace Gascho for Kalona Lots 1 and 2 in Grady's Addition. A J Steinbeck to Dave Dunbar for land at Joy Ave and Second St Rubio.

Robert K. Lenninger Russell L. Schafroth West South Washington Auditor G.E. Montgomery Robert A. Kennedy Wilson United Christian and Baptist Church of Kalona Wallace R. Gascho Grady A.J. Steinbeck Dave Dunbar S.E Joy Ave Second St Town of Rubio

Rhea Porter 78 Dies in Florida After Illness

Rhea Porter of Washington County born May 27 1895 died June 20 1973 in Vero Beach Florida after a lingering illness. He was a World War I veteran and building contractor. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Elm Grove Cemetery and American Legion rites. Survivors include his wife Nita Belle Porter and two brothers Homer Porter and Clarence Porter.

Rhea Porter Washington Vero Beach Fla Jones Lynn Ryan Elm Grove Cemetery American Legion Mr. Porter Washington County Carrie’ M Porter Effie M. Rhea Waukegan, Ill Nita Belle McKeon United Methodist Church Homer Porter West Chester Clarence Porter Cedar Rapids

Jan Johnson to Visit DAR Log Cabin Event

Mrs. Jan Johnson, known in Washington as Jan Voss from Home Fair, will guest at the DAR log cabin on Tuesday June 26 at 3 p.m. She works with the Tri County School System and wrote an article on the cabin for a regional educational magazine. The log cabin was rewired by Robert Marie and cleaned by the cabin committee and volunteers.

Jan Johnson DAR Johnson Washington Maurice Meyer Charles Hotle Chester Eatinger Martha Nicola Stephen Viggers

Teen Challenge Rally at Assembly of God Church

A teen challenge rally is set for June 27 at 7 p.m. at the Assembly of God church 107 South 15th Avenue Washington featuring Rev. Philip Breithaupt from Mid-America Teen Challenge Training Center. Two films Unhooked and Our High Society? will be shown. activities for under 12s provided. Breithaupt will explain Teen Challenge aims and the Cape Girardeau center.

Nein Assembly of God Church South 15Th Avenue Washington Philip Breithaupt Mid-America Teen Challenge Training Center Breithaupt Teen Challenge Cape Girardeau Missouri Mississippi River Phil Kaufman

Charles R. Curtis dies at 58 in Crawfordsville

Charles R. Curtis 58 of rural Crawfordsville died at his farm Friday. He was a farmer and truck driver. Funeral services set for Monday 2 p.m. at United Presbyterian Church Crawfordsville with Rev Ray Van Engen officiating. Burial in Crawfordsville Cemetery. Jones Funeral Home in charge. He was born July 20 1914 south of Crawfordsville son of Charles Edward and Dorothy Wilson Curtis. Survived by wife Emma Lucile Jones Curtis died March 23 this year, five children three sons Charles C. Curtis Larry C. Curtis Ruth Lambert Rosemary Graber and Janet Windmiller, 13 grandchildren, one brother Everette, one sister Alice Heck, and his father Charles Edward Curtis.

Crawfordsville Charles R. Curtis United Presbyterian Church Ray van Engen Jones Funeral Home Mr. Curtis Charles Edward Dorothy Wilson Curtis Mt. Pleasant Emma Lucile Jones The American Legion Moose Lodge Charles C. Curtis Winfield Malcolm Janet) Windmiller Louisiana Larry C. Curtis Satellite Beach Fla Paul Ruth) Lambert Alan Rosemary) Graber Donnellson Everette Puyallup Wash Jake Alice) Heck Burlington Charles Edward Curtis

Jefferson Co WCTU Plans Annual Convention

The Jefferson County WCTU will hold its annual convention at the First Christian Church in Fairfield on Wednesday June 27. Registration starts at 10 a.m. The meeting is open to women within commuting distance. Myrtle Morris, president, asks attendees to bring a covered dish and their own table service for the noon luncheon. Each Union in the county will present a program segment with Reverend Ned Gillum as the afternoon guest speaker.

Jefferson County WCTU First Christian Church Fairfield Myrtle Morris Ned Gillum

Riot erupts at Nevada State Prison over ice cream scoop dispute

A prisoner riot at Nevada State Prison left five inmates injured and about 1000 in damage. Warden Edwin Pogue said the disturbance started when a black inmate received a larger scoop of ice cream than the white prisoner behind him in the food line.

Carson City Nev UPI Nevada State Prison Edwin Pogue

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