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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1977

Page

8

Carter would welcome parley with Brezhnev

President Carter said he would welcome a meeting with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev but did not confirm an August Alaska summit. He stressed dates and venue to be arranged, denied grave U.S. Soviet rifts, and noted progress on a nuclear test ban and regional demilitarization while emphasizing ongoing dialogue.

Washington UPI Carter Leonid Brezhnev Alaska Soviet Union Indian Ocean United States New York City Abrabham Beame Bella Abzug Mario Cuomo Herman Badillo D-N.y Middle East Menachen Begin U.S Begin Tary Cyrus Vance Oval Office Peking Taiwan Postal Service Postal Service Board of Governors

Last Railway Post Office ends after 113 years

Ed Barksdale and about 60 fellow RPO clerks begin their final trip as the Postal Service ends mail sorting aboard trains after 113 years. The last New York to Washington RPO will run tonight with two cars, ending a era of rail crews and hand sorting.

Washington UPI Ed Barksdale Barksdale Postal Service New York Albert McClellan Trains Magazine RPO Frankford Junction Chicago Clinton Iowa New York Washington New York-Washington APO Amtrak

Des Moines Livestock Market Slower Trade With Mixed Gains

Trade slow and demand good as butchers stay steady to 50 higher and sows up to 25. No 1-3 200-230 lb and 240 lb butchers fetch 44.50-46.50, 230-250 lb 44.00-46.00, No 2-3 250-270 lb 42.75-45.50, 270-300 lb 40.50-44.25. Sow ranges 3600-3750 lb 36.00-37.50, 330-400 lb 35.75-37.25, No 2-3 400-450 lb 35.25-37.25, 450-500 lb 33.75-37.25. Estimated receipts 50,000. Wed 51,000. last week 65,000. year ago 31,000.

Des Moines UPI

Cattle and hog price report from Joliet market

In Joliet Illinois live stock prices show cattle market light with 30 head. Hogs sold at 46.75 to 47.00 for 200 to 230 pounds and 46.25 to 46.75 for 200 to 250 pounds. Friday receipts projected at 400 cattle and 1,200 hogs.

Grain Market Quotes and Ranges From Chicago

UPI reports grain price ranges for wheat corn and soybeans in Chicago markets. Daily figures show opening highs lows and closes across multiple entries with percentage changes and delivery months.

John Martin 95 dies in Kalona after illness

John Martin 95 of Kalona died Thursday June 30 1977 at Pleasant View Home Kalona after a lingering illness Funeral services Saturday at 1030 am Kalona Mennonite Church with Rev Carl Smeltzer officiating Burial in East Union Cemetery Visitation at Powell Funeral Home Wellman after 7 pm Thursday Born August 17 1881 in Cook County Nebraska son of Michael and Salome Kempf Martin He farmed in Johnson and Iowa Counties retired to Iowa City in 1942 later lived in Wellman and Kalona Survivor include two daughters one daughter in law seven grandchildren 23 great grandchildren three stepchildren one sister and numerous nieces and nephews

Kalona John Martin Pleasant View Home Kalona Mennonite Church Carl Smeltzer East Union Cemetery Powell Funeral Home Wellman Mr. Martin Cook County Neb Michael Salome Kempf Martin Iowa Tucker Iowa County Eliza Yoder Fannie Miller Johnson Iowa City

Peppy Pals 4-H Club Meets at Jeanie Fogle Home

June gathering of Peppy Pals 4-H Club at Jeanie Fogle's residence featured Doris Moore answering project questions and reminders of the July 20 achievement show. Members gave talks on storage art, box coverings, keeping a clean room, and fabric pattern darts. Jeanie Fogle demonstrated making pillow covers. Funeral services for Pearl Woodford were held June 29 at Jones Funeral Home with Rev J Roland Crandall officiating. interment in Clay Cemetery. Casketbearers were Eugene Engel, Allen Waterhouse, Carl Waterhouse, Leo Waterhouse, Paul Waterhouse, and Robert Waterhouse.

Jeanie Fogle Doris Moore Ann Reed Lynelle Niemen Jackie Janecek Linda Ledger

Robert Hall clothing chain shutters 364 stores

The Robert Hall chain, a leading no frills haberdasher, closes 364 outlets after losses of about 42 million dollars last year and 100 million since mid 1974. United Merchants and Manufacturers cites dwindling sales and may reopen some stores under new management if buyers are found. About 5,000 workers are laid off and unions label the move a lockout, promising federal action.

New York UPI Robert Hall No Frills” Haberdasher United Merchants and Manufacturers, Inc United Merchants

Troop 242 Scouts End 60 Mile Washington to Oakland Mills Ride

Swenty Boy Scouts from Troop 242 rode 60 miles round trip from Washington to Oakland Mills. They camped Saturday at Oakland Mills enjoyed fishing swimming hiking and rocketry. Sunday services followed by the return trip. Chuck Satterfield inspected bikes at Coast to Coast Store and spoke on bike safety. Helpers included Bob Wolf Lou Pailliotet Arden Wesley and Brian Bramhall.

Washington Oakland Mills Chuck Satterfield Bob Wolf Lou Pailliotet Arden Wesley Brian Bramhall

Service Members Mentioned in Family Notices

In the Service Anthony W. Swift, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Swift of Lakewood Colorado, is stationed with the U S Army at Mainz Germany. His grandparents are Mr and Mrs W H Edgar of Crawfordsville and Patrick H Swift formerly of Washington now living in Goldendale Washington. SMITH Marine Warrant Officer Thomas F Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Smith of 713 W Madison Washington Iowa, graduated from the Warrant Officer's Basic Course at Quantico Wa. The course prepared new Marine Warrant Officers for Fleet Marine Force assignment and stressed professional leadership responsibilities that accompany their rank.

Anthony W. Swift Howard Linda Edgar) Swift Lakewood Colo U.S. Army Mainz Germany W.H. Edgar Crawfordsville Patrick H. Swift Washington Goldendale Wash

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