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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1976
Page
2
A newspaper snippet presents home recipes including Copper Penny Salad with carrots tomato soup and vinegar plus a 24 hour stand, Frozen Salad Dessert from Centerville with cream cheese pineapple bananas and cherries, Ham Balls from Mrs. Frank Leffert with ham pork and glaze, and Apricot Muffins with apricots and melted butter. notes credit HE LENE B. DILLON and include baking tips and temperatures.
The item presents a multiple choice about whether beef futures prices should be treated as a forecast. It asks to choose among remaining the same revised and improved eliminated and to indicate using another sheet for comments about forecasting.
Keota society notes Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Menke hosted Sunday dinner with guests from Iowa City Marion Moberly Harper Haughton Nauvoo Wellman and Michigan plus many local families. Other visits include hospital calls club events Fathers Day plans and a Sigourney wedding at St Marys Catholic Church with 200 attending.
The Dutch Creek Flyers club toured starting at Joel Sheets home at 5 p.m. They visited David Barnes who built a car and raises hogs, then proceeded to family members with calves, hogs, sheep, and gardens including Laurilee Hahn, Donald Griggs, Tim Miksch, Richard Miksch, Warren Temple, Matt Hahn, Joe Hahn, Brad and Brian Wright, Tom and Jim Wide, Cindy, Pat and Joe Sheets. A club cookout for Flyers and families followed.
Southeast Iowa Fruit Growers will hold a summer tour at the Pagemiller and Bryant Orchards near Morning Sun on Tuesday June 29 starting at 10 a.m. Lee County Extension Director Robert N Dowling notes the Morning Sun operation is a solid family run orchard with long standing practices. The day’s schedule includes registration at Pogemiller’s 10 30 to 11 15 a.m. tour at Pogemiller’s noon basket lunch Bryant’s 1 p.m. discussion 2 p.m. tour at Bryant’s and 4 p.m. depart for home. Specialists from Iowa State University will attend along with Ed Cott Paul Domoto Henry Taber Steve Ryan and Corwyn Hicks. The tour begins at the Pagemiller Orchard on Highway 78 west of Morning Sun.
On the Record notes listing MR. AND MRS. LJ FRAISON of Louisville Kentucky at 801 South Iowa. He works as an agronomist for Kaiser Chemical Co. MR. AND MRS JIM PEREZ of Omaha Nebraska at 215 E 15th. He is a foreman at Burger Construction. The couple has one child. MR. AND MRS JERRY MARONEY of Keota Arkansas 2 Washington. He is a seed salesman for Standard Chemical. They have two children.
Old-crop corn supplies look tight while the 1975 soybean crop appears adequate to meet current needs. ISU economist Bob Wisner warns that reduced 1976 soybean acreage and higher corn plantings could tighten soybeans and boost corn supplies next year. Record U.S. corn exports and higher domestic use press on supplies, with weather and stocks reporting dates adding uncertainty.
Larry Shalla of Washington was elected grand junior warden of the Grand Commandery of Iowa at recent Adventureland elections. He was among members named to state offices in the Masonic organization.
The Optimist club honored wives at a Tuesday breakfast at Wingas Restaurant for their help with the recent chicken barbecue. Husbands presented corsages as a Hawaiian Islands film tour with Don Ho narration delighted attendees. Rex Ray presented the film. The Second Annual Chicken Barbeque raised 720 dollars for Youth and Community projects.
The Peppy Pals 4-H Club met at Lisa Bohlen s home with 11 members. Members reported on Junior camp and gave talks on posture complexion caring for hair and sewing with knit fabrics. The fair list was discussed. the achievement show is July 14 at the Iowa Southern basement with Rosemary Pacha as judge. Dress revue was held at Mrs Marcella Reed s home with Gary Murphy as judge. Representatives named for county dress revue are Cheryl Ledger and Lynelle Nieman juniors Linda Ledger and Sue Vittetoe alternates intermediate Mary Beth Vittetoe senior.
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