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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1963

Page

13

Carol Whetstine Named Mid-Prairie Outstanding Senior Girl Athlete

Carol Whetstine was chosen as Mid-Prairie High School's Outstanding Senior Girl Athlete at Senior Class Night. Coach Marvin O’Hare praised her teamwork in basketball and track, noting twelve school records, two state marks, and a resilient season across Wellman, Kalona, and West Chester communities. Carol, daughter of the Whetstines, plans to finish school this June, and memories include the Hawkette Relays win and a shoulder setback at the state meet in West Des Moines.

Mid-Prairie Hls Marvin O'Hare Carol Whetstine Wellman Nis Irls Flake O'Hare Jackie Flake Ian Iowa Lawrence Whettines West Chester Kalona Carol Cardinal Community Belle Plaine Mid Prairie Mid Prairie Girls Hawkette Jane Houseal Julia Hobbs Ronda Ehrenfelt West Des Moines High School Mid Prairie High School Journal Bob Elli

Outstanding Female Athlete Carol Whetstine at Mid Prairie High

Carol Whetstine, named Outstanding Senior Girl Athlete at Mid Prairie High School near Wellman, reflects on her track and basketball achievements. She set school records in the 100 and 60 yard dashes, helped relay teams at Drake Relays, and plans to study at the American Institute of Business while continuing track.

Carol American Institute of Business Des Moines AIB Towa Mid- Prairie She

Farmers Reinsurance Renamed Grinnell Mutual in 55th Session

At its 55th annual meeting Farmers Mutual Reinsurance Company announced a name change to Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company. More than 600 member Farm Mutual representatives attended the three day session. Board and officers were re elected. The firm reported a strong premiums rise and fire and windstorm reinsurance gains despite three straight windstorm losses. A Salt Lake City report notes Great Salt Lake density vastly exceeds ocean water.

Grinnell UPL Farmers Mutual Reinsurance Company Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company Farm Mutuals Farmers Mutual L.G. Keeney Grinnell Company County Mutual Insurance Association Grant Lauer German Mutual West Union Leonard F. Arp Walcott, CL Butler Cass Mutual Atlantic Lawriece A. Fox Dallas Mutual Dallas Center Lauer Charles Kennedy Washington Vera Robison Keeney Thomas F. Sawyers Wayne Estal B.C. Holmes D.L. Ross

Changes in Library Hours At Crawfordsville

A Crawfordsville library announces new hours with morning openings Tuesday and Thursday from 9 to 11 and Friday afternoon 2 to 4. There are books for adults and children. The notice also carries a long list of local social updates and community happenings from residents, visits, and club meetings in the area.

Crawfordsville Rawfordsville JC. Huston Washington County Hospital Gault Memorial Hospital Mt Vicasant Ben Clark Rich Valley Foiday Wayne Williams Sr Wendell Wilson Jerry Sheri Cleo Me Cox Main Street E. P. Herrmann Lillian Maxwell Ruth Fisher Troy N.C Columbug Junction Inch Valley John Atkinson Farmington, Mich K. H. Cherryholmes Ray McAllister Christine Cherryholmes Arvid Anderson

Keota birth announcement and weekend visits

Keota residents celebrate the birth of a 1 pound 4 ounce daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Powell. The article lists numerous weekend visits and family gatherings across Keota, Washington, Burlington, Ames, Sumner, and nearby towns, highlighting relatives and friends from Maurie Conrad to Harold Hutchinson and Pat Greiner, plus a smorgasbord event in Oskaloosa.

Keota Jerry Powll Washington Kimberley Renae Maurie Conrad Lewis Powell Edmund McCune Suburney Charles. Conklin Doris Buck Harland Miller Alee Earl Cooley Iisawe Wilbur Cramer Burlington Tom McDonald Ames James Bell Bill McDonald Don Bermel Mason City Jerry Fisnn Paul Sonday Rockwell Town George Francis Fastily Guy Lyle Vera Forinasit Howard Bohr Oskaloosa Foriash Bohr Hazel Hicks Lucille Royce Fam Ily Rollin Royces Janesville Wisconsin Alvie Bohrose Pat Greiner Kent Shirley Haack Williamsburg Walter Bower Pearl Gammon Wilbur Selzer RL. Brown Robert Houston Texas Edward Brown Arizona Robert Brown Clarence Aller Kenneth Allers Kenny

Keota PEO Hears Iowa History Program

Keota Chapter CMN PEO met June 18 at Edna Smiths home. President Margaret Pal presented Iowa History with report on the state convention at Sioux City. Guests included Keota High School juniors tea guests for Cole College and delegates from 320 attendees at Morningside College. The next meeting is October 1 at 2 p.m. at Margaret Stoutners home.

Keota Chapter Cmn P E.O Edna Smith Margaret Pal Iowa P.E.O Sioux Margaret Stoutner Keota Community High School Coley College Marie Huber Helen Mills Lyle Palmer Morningside College Sioux City Iown

Penningroth Brothers Receive Certificate for litters

Ingroth Bros. of Wellman Iowa breeders Penningroth Brothers earned a Certificate of Merit from the Poland China Record Association of Galesburg Illinois for 12 spring furrowed litter in the herd improvement sow testing program. Their 12 litters produced 17 live pigs averaging 9.7 per litter with birth weight 3.46 pounds. The program aims to recognize sows birthing large litters of easy to raise pigs. College research shows pigs born at this weight have 60 percent higher survival to weaning than two pound piglets.

Ingroth Bros Poland China Wellman Iowa China Record Association Galesburg

Water Plant at Junction Improves Columbus Junction Water

Under RF Hopson supervision a Burlington contractor started work to double Columbus Junctions water supply. An addition 20 by 30 feet will house a new cement brine tank and soften water. Piping replacement allows two pumps during peak demand and new mains are planned later this summer.

Columbus Junction RF Hopson Burlington Powers Engineering Co Town City

Timmins Promotes Ayrshire Program for Southern Dairy

Marion L. Timmins of West Chester active in the Ayrshire Breeders' Association since 1942 as the program expands to suit the Southern dairy industry. Director Maurice H. Benson oversees promotion with the Ayrshire Breeders' National Association, promoting registered heifers in southern sales and highlighting Ayr Gem sired by Toll Gate Colonel Bob. The initiative aims to raise awareness of registered dairy cattle, noting Ayrshire milk flavor and butterfat at about 4.1 percent.

Marion L. Timmins West Chester Ayrshire Breeders’ Association Maurice H. Benson Timmins Tim

Localities Listed With Recycle Revenue Totals

Columbus City receives 2737 dollars Colum us Junction shows 52738 Grandview 52752 Letts 52754 Cotter 52221 and Conesville 52139 in the announced figures for municipal recycling funds.

Columbus City Columus Junction Conesville Grandview Letts Cotter

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