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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1976

Page

9

Tobacco cereal cigarettes patent sparks industry debate

R J Reynolds Tobacco says a cereal grain based smoking material could extend tobacco and lower nicotine levels without hurting flavor. Patents cover corn millet rice and wheat based smoking compositions. North Carolina officials warn of impacts on leaf tobacco growers while monitoring potential cost changes.

Winston-Salem, N.C UPI R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Hobbs North Carolina Agriculture James A. Graham North Carolina Graham State Agriculture Department Reynolds

Cedar Rapids reunion for Patrick couple and party

Peggy and Charlie Patrick attended their 10 year high school class reunion at the Long Branch Supper Club in Cedar Rapids with over 400 attendees. They graduated from Cedar Rapids Washington High School in a class of 734. Mr and Mrs Herman Bruegge of Washington were guests of honor at a Sunset Park picnic hosted by Washington County Care Facility staff and volunteers as the Bruegges retire July 1 after nine years of ward personnel service, receiving gifts and flowers for each year.

Peggy Charlie Patrick Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Washington High School Long Branch Herman Bruegge Washington Sunset Park Washington County Bruegges

Hospitals Notes And Births From Local Records

Hospital notes show Michael Linch of Brighton admitted yesterday for medical care and J Eddy Gretter of Keota admitted today for medical treatment. Births recorded include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shafer of Wapello. Dismissals include Mrs. Loretta White of Washington Mrs. Mabel Kauffman of Wayland and Albert Zieglowsky of Washington.

Michael Linch Brighton J. Eddy Gretter Keota Richard Shafer Wapello Loretta White Washington Mabel Kauffman Wayland Albert Zieglowsky

Des Moines Livestock Markets Slow Trade Demand Mixed

Trade was slow with moderate demand and butchers weak to mainly 50 cents lower. No 1-3 cattle 200-230 lb sold around 50 to 51 dollars, 230-250 lb 49.25 to 51, No 2-3 250-270 lb 47.75 to 50.50, 270-300 lb 44.75 to 49. Sows steady to 50 lower with No 1-3 270-330 lb 42 to 44, 330-400 lb 41 to 43.50, No 2-3 400-450 lb 40.50 to 43, 450-550 lb 39.50 to 42.75. Estimated receipts 50,000. actual Wednesday 60,000. one week 33,000. one year ago 64,000.

Des Moines UPI

Morgan reunion at Rubio June 20

The twenty sixth Morgan reunion gathered 65 members and 10 guests at Rubio Community Building on Sunday June 20. Breakfast, church at Rubio, and a dinner with visiting followed. Seventeen attended church, and all the eight Earl Morgan children were represented. A film by Dr. O Morgan highlighted the bond with his grandmother, and most attendees enjoyed a wiener roast at Lake Darling the prior evening.

Morgan Rubio Earl Morgan Mary Morgan Ferne Sawdey Retha Gripp Charles McClure Rick Craig Morgan Dale Larry Morgan Mick Kim Colleen Ulin Brian Bruce Bryce Chuckie Ray Maurer Kirk Brett Richland Omer Johnson Mason City Hank Hueten Mark Kanosha Wis Letha Ludin Lander Wyo Dean Schmitter Amy Closter N.J Doyle Schmitter Bloomfield Grace Stahl Nebraska Doyle Nancy) Swope Troy Todd Ankeny Steve Leathers Beverly Morgan Shayne Hiawatha Hubert Morgan Cedar Rapids Clayton Morgan Dale Melcher Alan Shelley Merilee Reine Libertyville Wayne Morgan Ann Arbor Mich Owen Morgan Mary Floyd Hammel Tempee Ariz Jeff Morgan Kansas City Hal Rusk Jennifer Maynard Kallous Steve Rusk Chris Cummins Mike Des Moines Alan Morgan Jeff Judy Jean McClosky Rochester Larry Mott Heather Matthew O. Morgan Lake Darling

Air Force recruit Wehr begins active duty

Chris L. Wehr 20 son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Wehr of rural Ainsworth left June 14 to begin active duty with the United States Air Force. He had been in the Delayed Enlistment Program since May and is now at Lackland Texas for six weeks of basic training. He will train as an aircraft maintenance specialist after basic. A 1974 Columbus Junction High School graduate, he attended Northeast Missouri State University in Kirksville and was recruited by Staff Sergeant Robert Blair in Iowa City.

Chris L. Wehr Alvin Wehr Ainsworth United States Air Force Air Force Wehr Lackland Military Training Center San Antonio Texas Columbus Junction Community High School Northeast Missouri State University Kirksville Missouri Robert Blair Iowa City

Soviet grain yield well below goals

Soviet grain production this year may rise 36 percent from 1975’s small harvest, but the Agriculture Department’s forecast of 190 million metric tons remains well short of the 205 million ton target. Imports likely stay high in 1976-77 despite a smaller overall grain import ceiling, with continued wheat needs and record corn and feed grain output expected to ease some pressures. Weather cautions persist for the U.S. crop, while a field survey in Russia assesses winter and spring wheat prospects. Local notices list several residents with employment details.

Washington UPI United States Agriculture Department U.S Russia Midwest South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Missouri Indiana

Y Women coffee and St James pinochle scores noted

The Y-Women held their second summer coffee at president Peggy Patrick’s home with 22 regular members and four guests attending. Planning for the fall bazaar was discussed. In St James pinochle, top pairs led after four rounds with Beliel and Pecinovsky at 4300 points followed by Hammen and Merz at 4060 and Widmer with Metzger at 3360.

Peggy Patrick Bess Llewellyn Kiki Aanestad Peggy Helscher St. James

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