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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1971

Page

4

Community social notes from Haskins area visit highlights

June gatherings and visits across several towns are recorded. Janice Darby attends summer school in Cedar Rapids. multiple families including Carpenter Murphy Bean and Hartsock hosts welcomed guests from West Chester Wapello Lone Tree Letts Orion Davenport and Columbus Junction. A Chat and Patch Club picnic occurred at Mary Marr Park with ten members and a guest. A surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Hazel Hartsock took place at the National Bank Hall in Columbus Junction with relatives from Wisconsin Illinois Iowa and Prole.

West Chester Hazel Boyd Milo Orris Washington Kenneth Powers Milwaukee Wis George Murphy Jim Bean Haskins Ernest Brookhart Lone Tree Floyd Carpenter Forest Bebb Wapello Wayne Carpenter Mary Marr Park John Sands Doris Hartsock Vivian Booth Bean National Bank Walter Olsen Monroe Dixie Tammy Olsen Orion, Ill Daniel Grosscup Letts J. D. Parris Helen Grosscup Davenport Lloyd Stoneburner Prole Tra Tom Hartsock Bill Laurie Beth West Branch Paul Hartsock Bob Debbie Maggie Hammer George Holmes Ivan Hartsock

Zwieback Pie Crust and Classic Dessert Recipes

A collection of homey recipes including Zwieback Pie Crust, Corn and Cheese Souffle, Pudding Fluff, and a Meat Loaf made from veal beef and ham. Instructions cover crust chilling overnight, folding in egg whites, and baking temperatures for hearty dairy and meat dishes.

Miller visitors from Tucson spend week in Ainsworth

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miller from Tucson arrived in Ainsworth and stayed with friends the week of June 28. They visited many locals including the Meeks, O’Connor, Norris, and Mary O’Connor, attended a picnic, and toured Ottumwa and Washington before planning further travel to Iowa City and Wisconsin.

Ainsworth Glen Miller Tucson Ariz Everette Meeks Orie O’connor Golden Buckle Lee Norris Maplewood Manor Miller W. D. Roberts Miller’s Oklahoma Kansas Oskaloosa Ruth Shearer David Armstrong Iowa City Wisconsin Idaho California Mary O’connor Ottumwa Russell Day Day Ottumwa Hospital Kenneth Arthur Jean Cotter Darold Jones Sunset Park Washington Elvin Luers Keota Gene Stephens Carol Scott Delores Stout Jill Roberts Sharon Stout Bobby Edwards Tim Roberts Kirk Soukup Lake Darling Ronald Ornduff Owen White Richard Bean Gettysburg Washington, D.C Fred Schwengel Senate Gerald Ford Michigan Capital House Supreme Court Library of Congress Bureau of Engraving Smithoian F.B.I Arlington Cemetery Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy Iwo Jima War Memorial Marine Drum and Bugle Corps White House Robert F. Kennedy Stadium Potomac River George Washington Thomas Jefferson Charlotsville

Turkey to Halt Poppy Production by 1972

UPI reports Turkey will fully eradicate opium poppy cultivation by autumn 1972 after a U S appeal. President Nixon calls the move a breakthrough aiding global narcotics reduction. The ban affects about 75 000 farmers and follows a decade of US pressure and Turkish hardship concerns.

Washington UPI Turkey United States U.S Nixon Ankara Istanbul Milliyet Melih Esenbel William P. Rogers White House Nihat Erim

US weighs proposals to reopen Suez Canal talks

Washington says it will present Israel and Egypt with concrete ideas to relaunch negotiations on reopening the Suez Canal. The move follows fallout over the phantom memorandum by Donald Burgus and possible Soviet moves toward Israel. Rabin says officials assure him Burgus did not carry U S or Israeli proposals. Rogers unhappy but not formally disciplined.

Washington UPI United States Israel Egypt Suez Canal Administration Soviet Union Cairo Donald Burgus State Department Burgus Yitzhak Rabin William P. Rogers U.S Rogers

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