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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1968

Page

4

Teachers learning to teach mentally retarded in Iowa

A statewide SECDC program at The University of Iowa trains 20 consulting teachers to coach 700 classroom teachers in special education for mentally retarded students. Monthly and quarterly sessions provide new curricula, visual aids, and field guidance, with broad participation and strong site support.

Iowa Ment Center University of Iowa Iowa City Special Education Curriculum Development Center SECDC University of Iowa College of Education U. S. Office of Education Iowa Department of Public Instruction U of I Edward L. Meyen Meyen Mary E. Ward Burlington Area 16 Zola Garness Manly Yvonne Chadek Mount Vernon Area 10 Marion Richard Sorenson Drexel Lange Louis Brown Collee Robert Gibson Polk County Ira Larson Linn County S. Bernie Walden Phyllis Carter Pat Adams Keith Doellinger

Riverside families move and community notes

Riverside news: Mr and Mrs Otto Novy and Norma Jean relocate to the Helen Wingler property they bought. the Schnoebelen lot sells to them. Kenneth Campbell and family plan to move to the Schnoebelen property. Campbell leads Customs Farm Services Fertilizer plant near Riverside. Wingler and sister Dora Parker move to 302 East 3rd. Wingler sold her Riverside property to Novy. Susan Willram, 6, had tonsils and adenoids removed at Washington County Hospital, recovering at home. Patricia Shradel, junior at Northwest Missouri State College, named MSC Community Ambassador finalist and one of Glamour Magazines Best Dressed Coeds. active in multiple societies and campus groups. She is a candidate for Tower Queen.

Riverside Otto Novy Norma Jean Helen Wingler Richard Schnoebelen Kenneth Campbell Atalissa Schnoebelen Campbell Customs Farm Services, Inc Dora Parker East 3Rd Washington Wingler Susan Don Willram Washington County Hospital Riverside Elementary Patricia Shradel Ivan Shradel Pan. Patricia Northwest Missouri State College Maryville Missouri Missouri State College U. S. State Dept Shradel MSC Glamour Magazine Pat Delta Zeta Sorority Bush People To Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity Daughters of Diana Union Board Kappa Omicron Phi Tower

Evening Journal News Briefs From Washington Iowa

Local news digest from Washington Iowa dated March 6 1968 highlights community items and notices typical of the Evening Journal brief section. Names, events, and short notices are presented in compact form for readers.

Evening Journal Washington Iowa

Grass fires keep Columbus Junction fire crews busy

Columbus Junction fire fighters responded to a railroad side grass fire near Highway 92 and a west Columbus Junction blaze Friday. A Tom Fris’s home on Bluff Road burned corn stocks. Fire crews also fought Toddtown grass flames. Community meeting March 8 at Harold’s Place plans bridge area development and a pergola roof.

Columbus’ Junction Columbus Junction Cotter Highway 92 Tom Frlis Bluff Road Toddtown Swinging Bridge Harold’s Place

Iowa tax bill slows industrial growth plans in 1968

DES MOINES IDPA Iowa officials note unclear impact of the 1967 tax increase on new industrial development with early signs showing job creation up from 366 to 751 in January but capital investment down from 36 million last year to 13 million this year. Analysts say taxes rank below services in plant location decisions while state reports on sales tax collections resume as reforms proceed. James Lynch and Maurice Baringer emerge as potential statewide candidates as 700 plus inquiries flood the unclaimed property office seeking more than 1.5 million dollars held by banks and insurers.

DES Moines IDPA Iowa Iowa Development Commission Commission Ber Forst State Department of Revenue James Lynch Revenue Department Edward McCall Leo D. Gordon Baringer Maruice Baringer Iowa House of Representatives Oelwein Paul Franzenburg Savings and Loan

Olds Boy Scouts Award Banquet At Olds Legion Hall

Crawfordsville Feb 28 Boy Scout Pack 32 of Olds held their annual Blue and Gold Banquet at the Legion Hall with about 150 attending. Cubmaster Kenneth Fischer awarded Bear and Wolf Badges and pins while Webelos honors were given. Scouts from Crawfordsville included Speece, Richardson, Bell, Coon, Lowe, Conrad, McVey and Edgar. Major Rex Frazer, wounded in Vietnam, on three week leave to Iowa City before returning to Fitzsimmons Hospital for further treatment.

Crawfordsville Boy Scout Pack 32 Olds The Legion Hall Sam Erwin Forest Mullen Erwin Mullen Lyle Conrad James Edgar Ronnie de Yarman Richard Peterson Charg Peterson Kenneth Fischer Danny Hanze Kenneth Sherman Wolf Doug DeVarman Dean Speece Wallac Unkrich Greg Tolander Roger Hanze Chuck Messer Ricky Miller Den Marilyn Tolander Esther Hult Donna Fischer Webelos Webelos den Miles Shelman Vernie Conrad Joe Gummeson Verle Conrad Keith Shelman David Hult Robert Richardson Rickey Bell Terry Coon Larry Lowe Lynne Conrad Tom McVey David Edgar R. I. Williams Rex Frazer Iowa City Fitzsimmons Hospital Major Frazer Frazer Howard Kratter

Engagement Nears for Ruth Jean Wilson and Larry Huber

Marion announces Ruth Jean Wilson engagement to Larry Huber of Wellman. Ruth Jean, a senior at St. Lukes School of Nursing, will marry later this summer. Larry attended Ellsworth Junior College and is a junior at State University at Ames. Local friends and family share details of events and church gatherings through the week.

Wellman Marvin E. Wilson Brocknan Ave Marion Ruth Jean Larry Huber Richard Huber Miss Wilson St. Lukes School of Nursing Ellsworth Junior College State University Ames Grace Stout Dorothy Fred Washington Gertrude Griffeth Ida Bull Vella Maplethorpe Vera Singleton Barbara Henderson Leila Steiner Eastern Star Henderson Mae Marek Roy Crossett Maud Fleming Nettie Foster Cedar Rapids Ira Huber Lida Freel Joseph Brookshire Abundant Life Mission Baptist Church Dora Groff Fannie Crossett J. J. Miller Eighth Ave

Statue of Leif Erikson Stands Over Seattle Bay

In Seattle's Snoose Junction district a 16 foot tall Leif Erikson statue rises on a 14 foot base, a Viking with helmet and broadsword. Norwegian artist Prof August Werner created it, funded by Seattle Norwegians who contributed 40000 dollars and unveiled June 17 1962 facing west toward the water. The sculpture bears a Cross, and local figures debate Leifs Norse origins versus Icelandic identity and Rogaland approval for a similar copy in Norway.

Leif Eiriksson Leif Erikson North America Norway August Werner University of Washington Erikson Ballard Seattle Werner Leif Raykjavik Erik the Red Thjodhild Rogaland Peter T. Molaug Storting Stravanger Molaug Shilshole Bay Sola

Crawfordsville Club Members Host Husbands In Washington

Crawfordsville group Square Circle entertained husbands at the Captain's Table in Washington on a Wednesday evening with arrangements by Mrs. Silas Finke Jr. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Ham il, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Davis, Mrs. Hazel Davis and many other couples. Legion Auxiliary members met for an all day sewing event with a noon potluck. Projects include bibs gowns slippers to be sent to Marshalltown or Knoxville. World Day of Prayer services were held at the Presbyterian Church with multiple organizers and musical contributions. Mrs. Vernon White starts at Home Lumber and Feed as bookkeeper with others aiding workload and planning. London pub piece contrasts public bar and private saloon for women.

Richard Kaufman Jack Erwin Darrell Egli James Edgar Monson Legion The Presbyterian Church Haydn Thomas George Canott Vernon Fletcher Charles Wells George Fulton Wayne Hartzell James Jewell Robert Humphreys Vernon White Home Lumber and Feed Company Robert Miller Harold Miller

Fluoride Rise Turns Toothpaste Into Household Word

A speaker notes how early toothpaste firms ignored fluoride but later embraced it, turning fluoride into a common dental health term. The crowd reflects on reduced cavity rates as a result of broad adoption by major brands and public health messaging.

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Mrs. Wilbur Kiene Junction Grace Butler Politico-Gram William H. Forst Olds Boy Scouts C. B. Godber By Eldon Barrett Seattle, Wash UPI Erik Prof Olav Trondheim Leif Olav Greenland Vineland Brattahild Throdhild Seif Erikson By Vivian Wells John Rich Stanley Jewell Iowa State University London Washington Evening Journal
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