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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1975

Page

9

Mother-Daughter Banquet at Ainsworth Church

The annual Mother-Daughter breakfast at Ainsworth Community Church drew over 100 guests with the theme Oh You Beautiful Doll. The Rev Jack Hooten Mrs Dorothy Snyder of Wapello and her Korean daughter Susan attended, with a slide program and display of items from Korea. Eight young daughters sang It’s a Small World as part of the program. Families from nearby towns, a Pride of attendance and multiple generations were noted. Proceeds from servings were given to the Hunger Fund.

Duane White Ainsworth Ainsworth Community North Church Jack Hooten Dorothy Snyder Wapello Susan Snyder Jim McCreedy McCreedy Irene Trotter Ted Woods Michelle Koebler Patrice Mathiason Donna Edwards Linda Hooten Amy Roberts Mary Buck Mary Megehelsen Brenda McCree Ainsworth Howard Beenblossom Harold Gerdes Denny Oakes Fairfield Tammy Oakes George Colthurst Gladys Wilson Mason City Les Mark Cedar Falls Julie Mark Dick Stephens Gary Windus Bill Trotter Duane White Florence Butler Atlantic Iowa Nin Joe Tobin Tobin Shennie Buck Brighton High School Walton Club Richard Havel Raymond Lasek Bryan

Market roundup cattle hogs at Joliet Des Moines sale

Markets report livestock prices across Joliet and Des Moines with cattle receipts around 4,000 at Joliet and hogs 800. Prices firm with higher bids for various weight classes and No 13 cattle around mid 50s. Des Moines trade uneven yet demand strong as butchers push 50 to 1.00 higher and sows firmer. Estimated receipts 50,000 at Des Moines with Monday 48,000 and year-ago 50,000.

Joliet UPI

Summer production discussion for Marat Sade at Sunset Park

A meeting to plan this summer's production of Marat Sade by Peter Weiss will be held Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Sunset Park north pavilion. Interested attendees may contact Allan Lemke or Kurt Johnson if unable to attend. The play is sponsored by Washington's summer players.

Sunset Park Allan Lemke Kurt Johnson Peter Weiss Washington Summer Players

Town Clerk Debate Over Deposits Highlights Security Gaps

Brighton officials clash over town funds handling with claims of no adopted result, lack of safe at City Hall, and insufficient protection as the town business office and bank hours fail to align. Life calls the charge illogical, while Bordwell cites months old checks in Mrs Garrell’s possession, stressing higher standards for public officials.

Brighton Rubio Savings Bank of Life Bordwell

Old Assam Kukis Rule: Marriage Lasts If Wife Bears a Son

Among the Kukis of Assam a marriage cannot be dissolved once the wife has borne a son. The custom ties the union's stability to the birth of a male child, reinforcing lineage and family bonds within the community.

Assam

Frank Lukavsky Hurt At Work At Hanson Concrete Co

Frank Lukavsky of Washington suffered a concussion neck and back injuries in an accident Monday at Hanson Concrete Co. He was taken to Mercy Hospital in Iown City and listed in fair condition. No visitors. he is in room 3125. Lukavsky reportedly fell while moving an oil barrel on a wooden frame, striking the back of his head.

Frank Lukavsky Washington Hanson Concrete Co Lukavsky Mercy Hospital Iown City Mercy Lukovsky

Optimists sponsor corn bean contests in Washington County

The Washington County Optimist Club sponsors the Iowa Master Car and Soybean Growers contests. Entries are due by July 26 with a $16 fee per contest and a single entry per farm unit. Submit entry fees to the County Extension office or co chairs Myron Shields or Frank Patterson.

Washington Optimist Club Iowa Myron Shields Frank Patterson Washington County I County Jon Tag Crop Improvement Association Patterson Seed

Winfield Bicentennial Parade Seeks Entry Details

Winfield hosts a bicentennial celebration on July 5 and 6 with a parade at 1 p.m. July 5. Entries welcome include old costumes, uniforms, cars, and period items. themed characters from America’s past are sought. Sharon Jennings and Jan Parcell oversee. box 63 in Winfield provides details. The event also features raft display, sing-along, spelling bee, war city, horse show, softball, chess, and a frog jumping contest.

Winfield America Pharacters Sharon Jennings Jan Parcell

Col Ron Green Wins Iowa Auctioneering Honor

Col Ron Green of Wayland a former Washington resident won the Iowa reserve grand champion auctioneer award Saturday at the Iowa Livestock Market convention held at the Ramada Inn in Ames. He was sponsored by Max Roth of Wayland operator of Middletown Auction Co. Ted Dykstra of Knoxville sponsored by Bingly Sale Co. was named grand champion. Live animals were brought into the Ramada Inn lobby for the contest.

Ron Green Wayland Washington Iowa Reserve Iowa Ramada Inn Ames Ron Max Roth Middletown Auction Co Ted Dykstra Knoxville Bingly Sale Co

Witnesses to Attend Summer Assemblies

Jehovah’s Witnesses plan four day conventions this summer to discuss world problems and solutions. David Tubbs, local overseer, says attendees will travel to Springfield Illinois St. Paul Minnesota Madison and Milwaukee Wisconsin and Des Moines for June and July sessions. Des Moines event runs June 26 to 29 with a central theme Divine Sovereignty. The remaining gatherings occur July 3 to 6.

David Tubbs Springfield Ill St. Paul

Washington man installed grand standard bearer in Iowa conclave

Timmins of Washington was installed as grand standard bearer at the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of Iowa annual conclave in Ottumwa last week. Several other Washington residents attended the gathering.

Timmins Naron Timmins Washington Grand Commandery Knights Templar Iowa Ottumwa

Funeral services for Mrs Ed Wiley Thursday

Mrs Ed Rachel Wiley 71 of 714 North 4th Avenue died Monday morning June 23 1975 at Washington County Hospital. Funeral services Thursday at 10 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev S Ray Blair officiating. Burial in Woodlawn cemetery. Born October 19 1908 in Putman County Missouri she married Lewis Edward af Washington December 2 1923. Surviving daughter Georgia Dempsey Washington three sisters and three brothers. Preceded in death by husband and two brothers.

Rachel) Wiley North 4Th Avenue Washington County Hospital Jones Funeral Home Putman County Lewis Edward Af Washington First Baptist Church Jack Georgia) Dempsey Washington Powersville James Starr Brighton T. H. Starr Edward Starr Moline

Clayton E. Bear 76 dies in Iowa City

Clayton Emerson Bear 76 of Washington County died Monday evening June 23 1975 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after illness. Funeral Friday 2 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev J Roland Crandall. burial Elm Grove. Memorial to Mercy Hospital Foundation. He was born July 13 1898 in Washington County. Surviving wife Christa J Bear daughter Dorothy Weineke of Iowa City three grandchildren four step grandchildren two great grandchildren brother Charles Bear New York City sister Ione Taylor Reseda California. He was a farmer and served as Summit School Board president and held several lodge memberships.

Clayton E. Bear West Madison Street Mercy Hospital Iowa City Jones Funeral Charles H Grace Benson Bear Washington County C’s Business College Des Moines Christa Jackson Washington Pioneer Summit School Elks Lodge Masonic Lodge Dayton

Municipal Band Concert Program Numbers List

The Washington municipal will present a concert in Central Park at 8 p.m. Wednesday featuring God Bless America King Cotton March Overture in C Minor Yesterday Gold And Silver Concert March Clancy Lowered The Boom Trumpet Boogie Snow White Fantasy On The Square March Gettin It Together March from Symphony No 6 Cha Cha Sorella Beer Barrel Polka Rough Riders March Crown Him With Many Crowns Star Spangled Banner.

Washington Municipal and Central Park God Bless America Clancy

Funeral Services for Mrs Newton J Benson

Funeral services for Mrs Newton J Benson will be held at the Jones Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Thursday with Rev Paul Lobb officiating. Memorials may be given to missionaries Rev Manley and Doris Chase.

Newton J. Benson Jones Funeral Home Paul Lobb Manley Doris Chase

ISU Sheep Day Set at Ames July 8

Iowa State University Animal Industry Week features Sheep Day at Ames on July 8 with morning demonstrations on pregnancy diagnosis lamb handling and ultrasonic carcass evaluation. Riley Gillette and H F Peters speak after lunch followed by a ram and ewe sale in the evening at the boat testing station near Ames.

Iowa State University Jim Frier Washington County Iowa Riley Gillette Spencer H. F. Peters Department of Agriculture Iowa State Center Fisher Theater ISU Gillette and Peters Ames

German couple greet daughter Gretchen Pleggenkuhle

Captain and Mrs Gary Pleggenkuhle of Worms Germany welcomed a daughter Gretchen born Sunday June 22 1975 weighing 9 pounds 2 ounces. She has a sister Robyn six. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Owen of Washington. Captain Pleggenkuhle serves in the Army in Germany. Mr and Mrs James Minick of Davenport departed for Europe taking a route through Paris Germany and Italy with Rome Venice and Florence as major stops. James is the son of Mr and Mrs Ray Minick of Washington.

Gary Pleggenkuhle Worms Germany Gretchen Robyn John Owen Washington Pleggenkuhle James Minick Davenport Europe Paris Italy Rome Venice Florence James Ray Minick

Funeral services held for Mary Lord

Funeral services for Mary Lord were conducted Monday June 23 1975 at Jones Funeral Home with Reverends E R Butterworth and Jack Hooten presiding. Interment followed in Ainsworth Cemetery with casketbearers named William Lord Charles Lord Michael Lord Richar Lord George C Lord and Thomas Lord.

Brighton PEO hears convention report

By MRS LATON SCHOOLEY BRIGHTON June 20 Chapter AQ PEO met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Leo Dunbar The hostess a convention delegate gave a report on the state convention and the BIL banquet Attendance was 22 with two guests Mrs Marilyn Haubein Shawnee Mission Kan and Mrs Ruth Horton Washington Also mentioned were Sandy Lewis Kirkwood college Cedar Rapids home during ton sillectomy Francelia Farrier returned home after recuperating from surgery Doug Elmore at home for 30 days after duty at Francis E Warren AFB Cheyenne and assignment to a Texas base before overseas duty

Laton Schooley Brighton P.E.O Leo Dunbar B.I.L Marilyn Haubein Shawnee Mission Kan Ruth Horton Washington Sandy Lewis Kirkwood College Cedar Rapids Francelia Farrier Leo Goss Doug Elmore Clifford Elmore Francis E. Warren Air Base Cheyenne Texas

Washington City Council Sets Hearing on East Polk Sewer

City council members devoted most of Monday night to routine business and scheduled a hearing on a proposed extension of the sanitary sewer on East Polk Street. The hearing is set for 8 p.m. July 19.

Washington East Polk Street

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