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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1976

Page

2

Tagging Bumblebees At Lakeside Laboratory

MILFORD Iowa Linda Osburn tags bumblebees to track their movement feeding and temperature effects in a Lakeside Laboratory study She uses tiny vials ice chests colored paint marks and recapture data to identify individuals and learn about foraging timing and nest construction This research aims to reveal how bumblebees influence plant reproduction and pollination in the spring season.

Milford Iowa Linda Osburn Lakeside Osburn Osborn Lakeside Laboratory Mama

When life begins at 40 coffee joke in sales pitch

A quirky ad style item mocks aging and gender stereotypes with lines about life beginning at 40 after coffee and men who don’t understand women. It promotes a store as summer headquarters for Fun In The Sun needs with a playful fall short humor note.

New housing addition opens in Grandview area

A new Southeast Grandview housing section opens with surveyed lots and a built road on the former Fred Shew acreage owned by Mr. and Mrs. Randall Teel. Several lots are available and the first Wick home is under construction. The Dietrich Addition was the last in 1907 1909. The American Legion Auxiliary plans a July 13 meeting at Peoples Bank with Helen Howell and Margaret James hosting.

Helene B. Dillon Columbus Junction Grandview Fred Shew Randall Teel Wick Dietrich American Legion Auxiliary Peoples Bank Helen Howell Margaret James Ocie Moran Dawn Pameticky Brenda Axtell Eden Valley Minnesota T. T.T.T Jim and Lindy Manley Kalona Ainsworth Gene Stephens Manley Wood Construction Colisabeth Lowe Harry Lowe Iowa Wesleyan College Mount Pleasant IWC Louis A. Haselmayer Dawn Colbert Paul Hasel Sioux City Morning Side College Barbara Thompson S-Kee-Ta Lonnie Powers Robert Hedemann Hedemanns Maude Blankenhorn Bill Shearer

KUB Club Officers Named at Riverside

Riverside report notes secret pals revealed and new officers for the year. Mrs Urban Metz elected president, Mrs Francis Waldschmidt vice president, and secretary treasurer Mrs Merritt Veggy. Prizes awarded in bid euchre, lunch served by host. Also updates on Riverside Cooperative Preschool hiring Linda Eggert to direct fall program and fall registration progress.

Riverside KUB Club Joe Jean Urban Metz Francis Waldschmidt Merritt Veggy Herman Heitzman Dean Cole Elmer Schneider Cole Metz W. F. Boeckmann Linda Eggert Iowa City Riverside Cooperative Preschool Chicago Eggerts University of Iowa United Methodist Church Dennis Bush Martin Brophy Jean Hospodarsky Bill Hallerin

Youth injures hand after glass door incident at Pizza Hut

Richard Downs, 16, of 1024 East 3rd, reportedly cut his hand and arm when he ran his hand through a glass door at the Washington Pizza Hut about 11 p.m. Sunday. Ambulance personnel transported him by private vehicle to Washington County Hospital. Yale Jarvis, Washington County sheriff, will speak to 4-H Leaders tonight at 8 about motorcycles and preview activities for the county fair on Wednesday July 28 along with club tours and judging insights.

Washington Pizza Hut Richard Downs Washington County Hospital Yale Jarvis Washington County

Crash diets linked to severe hair loss study

SAN FRANCISCO. Upi. Doctors at Letterman Army Medical Center report 11 cases of profuse hair loss during rapid weight reduction. Patients lost up to half their hair, including a 50-year-old man who sought hair transplants after dieting. Telogen effluvium described as the mechanism.

San Francisco UPI Letterman Army Medical Center Richard Odom Detlef Goette Journal of the American Medical Association Army Hospital

Magistrate Court Dates Set For Fisher And Others

Hearings are scheduled for August 5 for Robert A. Fisher of Brighton on assault with intent he great bodily harm and resisting execution of process. Five bartenders plead innocent to illegal alcohol sales to a minor. July 28 hearings for Floyd J. Napp of Wellman and Peter N. Rich of rural Brighton and August 11 for Inez Schrader Riverside, Emily Knapp Wellman and John Goldsberry rural Riverside. Fines listed include Warren Veggy $33 Mark Swartzendruber $26 Stephen Lanz $26 John Shinn $20 Earnest Parkhurst $20 June Rice $20 Greg Hagensick $20 Janet Little $20 Larry Reese $20 Earl Blair $20. Other violations Kron $25 public intoxication Welch $26.50 overweight trailer Rich $10 permitting unauthorized driver Magdefray $25 failure to have control Kober $15 fishing without license Palm $11.26 and $13.60 overweight truck.

Robert A. Fisher Brighton Floyd J. Napp Wellman Peter N. Rich Inez H. Schrader Riverside Emily E. Knapp John D. Goldsberry Warren J. Veggy Kalona Mark P. Swartzendruber Stephen F. Lanz Hedrick John Shinn Ottumwa Earnest Parkhurst Columbus Junction June Rice Delta Greg Hagensick Washington Janet Little Monticello Larry Reese Earl D. Blair Grinnell Bernard P. Kron Harry A. Welch Argyle Scott J. Rich Richard L. Magdefray Donald J. Kober Iowa City Robert Palm Fairfield

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