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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1973

Page

8

Wholesale prices surge in February across sectors

February wholesale prices rose 1.9 percent, the fastest one month jump since 1951, with farm products and industrial goods leading gains. The rise signals continued inflationary pressure, likely feeding into higher retail costs, while the Phase III controls begin, and government officials debate potential price measures.

Washington Labor Department White House Ronald L. Ziegler Ziegler Nixon Farm Celt William J. Scherle Iowa Iowan Afl-Cio New York Times Agriculture Department

Livestock Markets Report From Joliet and Des Moines

Markets report cattle and hog prices from Joliet Illinois and Des Moines Iowa with receipts and price ranges. Hog trade fairly active with steady to higher near term, alongside mixed cattle demand and weekly receipts estimates.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Minnesota U.S

Washington County Hist Society votes on ten notable citizens

Sixty two members of the Washington County Historical Society, dining at the Captain's Table, cast votes to select the ten most notable citizens of Washington County. The outcome identifies community leaders and historical figures valued by local residents.

The Washington County

McGee predicts 1st class postage may reach 20 to 38 cents

Senator Gale McGee forecast during Senate postal hearings that the price of mailing a first class letter could rise to between 20 and 38 cents by 1984. He noted current rates at 8 cents and argued added payrolls might not be needed to maintain service.

Washington UPL Gale McGee D-Wye Senate McGee

Key ’73 Bible study series continues in Washington

Local churches coordinate a cooperative Luke Bible study during Lent under the Calling Our Continent to the Word of God. Sessions are held in private homes and churches, with multiple hosts and times across United Presbyterian, United Methodist, Church of the Living Word, and others. March dates include March 21 and 28, with April 4 and a to-be-announced April 18 gathering.

United States Washington Church South Third Leland Grove Rodney Davisson L. V. Clarahan

Max Coffey Dies at 70 in Blair Nebraska

Max Coffey aged 70 died unexpectedly in Blair Nebraska on Wednesday. He was born November 27 1902 at Garrison son of Ivan and Lola Coffey and longtime farm editor and later editorial writer for the Omaha World Herald. Survivors include his wife Dora Anne six children and a sister Mrs E D Morrison Jr of Washington. Funeral services Friday at 2 p.m. at Campbell Funeral Home Blair with burial there.

Max Coffey Blair Neb E . Coffey Wellman Campbell Mr. Coffey Garrison Ivan Lola Coffey Wellman Advance

Funeral Friday for Mrs. Margaret Zook

Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Zook will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Mr. Smith presiding. Burial follows at Greenmound Cemetery.

Margaret Zook Jones Funeral Home Mr. Smith Greenmound Cemetery

Van Nostrand Named to Post With WMT Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids The Board of Directors of WMT Inc announced executive changes affecting WMT TV AM and FM. Lew Van Nostrand was promoted from vice president and general manager to executive vice president. James Oetken became station manager and vice president. De Wayne Browning becomes TV sales manager. The changes anticipate the retirement of Douglas Grant at year end. WMT Inc is a subsidiary of Orion Broadcasting Inc of Louisville Kentucky and licensee for WMT TV AM FM and Muzak Cedar Rapids.

Cedar Rapids UPL WMT, Inc Lew van Nostrand James Oetken Oetken de Wayne Browning Douglas Grant Orion Broadcasting, Inc Louisville Wmt-Tv

Butler pushes bike racks at Statehouse in Des Moines

A petition drive in the Iowa House seeks to direct the Buildings and Grounds Department to install bike racks near the Capitol. Rep Dennis Butler along with 18 lawmakers and 11 pages support the plan to aid lawmakers staff and state employees who want to bike to work this spring.

Des Moines UPL Iowa House State Department of Buildings and Grounds Statehouse Dennis Butler Council Bluffs Capitol Building Butler Buildings and Grounds Department House Admininistration Committee

Mid-Prairie Board to Meet March 12 at 7 30 P M

The Mid-Prairie Community School District Board of Education will hold its regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. on March 12, open to the public Grace College Winona Lake Ind announces fall semester Honor Roll includes Grace Yoder with 3 50 GPA daughter of David and (illegible) Yoder Kalona R R 2 junior elementary education major.

Mid-Prairie Mid-Prairie Community School District Moder Grace College Winona Lake Ind Grace Yoder Yoder David Yoder R.R. 2 Kalona

IMS Students Present Cheaper by the Dozen Comedy

IMS students under Mr Paul J Miller stage a three act comedy Cheaper by the Dozen set in a New Jersey twenties family. Frank is played by James Histand and Ernestine by Kathy Stutzman with Barb Yoder as Ann and John Tiessen as the father.

Jews Mennonite School Paul J. Miller Christopher Sergel Frank B. Gilbreth, Jr Ernestine Gilbreth Corey Frank James Histand Ernestine Kathy Stutzman New Jersey Ann Barb Yoder John Tiessen Julie Erb Jerry Miller Eileen Miller Doug Miller Carla Shetler Doug Swartzendr

Waco Board raises teachers base to 7150 dollars

The Wayland Waco Board of Education approves a teacher salary schedule for next year raising the base by 100 dollars to 7150, about a 3.2 percent average increase.

Waco Wayland Waco Board of Education

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