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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1972

Page

2

Club activities AMERICAN HOME II meeting notes and guests

Thirty members of American Home II met for dessert at Captain's Table with guest Mrs. Oneila Fisher. Officers and committees were announced. program topics covered memories of home, a 19th Century Club luncheon and book reviews. Other groups included Past Noble Grand Circle activities with plans for a family potluck and social games.

Oneila Fisher John Winga Robert Roberts Owen Newton Davis Clayde Knapp Blair Haymes Phil Weldin James McQuaid L.R. Carbee L.W. Carpenter Coralie Briley Department William Putman Charles Wiley Arthur Wiley Fisher Bertha Miller Leo Hoover Robert Patterson Jan Jordan John Wilkes Booth American Home R.J. Dawson Edward Roberts Ralph Robertson T.C. Davis D.O. Butler Victor Peiffer Harry Turner Henry Rees P.J. Hoover L.F. Harding Dawson Lola DeLong Roberts Colin Fletcher Grand Canyon Arizona Noble Grand Circle D. O. Butler Helen Heilman Dave Schantz Bunco Helen Hesseltine Low Edith Weidner

Third class postal rates increase takes effect now

Third class postage rates went into effect at U S post offices on March 12. Domestic single piece mail up to 16 oz costs 45 cents. Regular bulk circulars 28 cents per pound with 5 cent minimum. books catalogs 21 cents per pound with 5 cent minimum. nonprofit bulk rates unchanged.

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Ruth Circle Meeting at Mrs Simmering Home

Nine members of the Ruth Circle of the First Baptist Church gathered at Mrs. Richard Simmering’s home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Berneice Howell opened with poems and an Easter message. Mrs. Michael Black led devotions and prayers.

Ruth First Baptist Church Richard Simmering Berneice Howell Michael Black Ralph Stout

Enlistment Lag Persists Despite Higher Pay Push

Senate hearing cited lagging military enlistments despite incentives like higher pay. Roger T. Kelley, assistant Defense Secretary, said beating the 1973 all volunteer goal by July 1 seemed unlikely as Selective Service calls paused and recruitment surged while enlistments fell. Brief fines noted for Edward Alliman and John Hole for vehicle faults and speeding.

Washington UPI Senate Armed Services Subcommittee Roger T. Kelley Defense Kelley

Catholic Daughters Hear Guest Speaker On Drugs Topic

The Rev. Tom Pace spoke on drugs at the March Catholic Daughters meeting in the St James room with 20 members. Agnes Beliel served as alternates delegate. The court awarded cash prizes to the top three poetry contest winners. The next meeting is a Mother Daughter potluck on April 12 at 6 30 p.m.

Tom Pace St. James Agnes Beliel

Navy Arrives Aboard Enterprise Ship at Alameda

Airman Apprentice Frederick A. Coon from Iowa reports for duty on the USS Enterprise, now at Alameda California. He will serve as Aviation Support Equipment Technician testing engines and air systems. A 1969 Highland Community High School graduate and former Iowa Automotive student joined the Navy in August 1971.

Alameda Calif Navy Frederick A. Coon Raymond F. Coon Route 1 Ainsworth Iowa Enterprise Highland Community High School Iowa Automotive and Diesel Institute Cedar Rapids The

County shortage of 1967 nearly cleared in Iowa

Most of Washington County 1967 shortage of 46,000 has been repaid. The final 4,500 was pro rated among Iowa surprises with counties paying 35.88. Recovery came from bonding firms Travelers 4500 Transamerica 2600 plus 325.97 interest Hawkeye Security 10900 plus 1344.29 Western Surety 21000 plus 6614.26 Continental 2000 plus 1855.56.

Washington County Lloyd Smith Iowa Marvin R. Selden Jr Polk County Clarke County Travelers Insurance Co Transamerica Insurance Group Company Hawkeye Security Insurance Company Western Surety Company Continental Insurance Company

Daughters of American Colonists Elect New State Officers

Mrs. E. E. Ward retires as State Regent at the Des Moines assembly. Mrs. L. R. Carson of Oskaloosa wins the succession as State Regent, while Mrs. Robert Kurtz becomes State First Vice Regent.

E. E. Ward Daughters of American Colonists Des Moines L. R. Carson Oskaloosa Carson Robert Kurtz

Davison Baby Stephanie Alexa Born in Iowa City

Mr and Mrs Rollin Davison of 2409 Miami Drive Iowa City welcomed an eight pound five ounce daughter on March 14 at Mercy Hospital. Named Stephanie Alexa the infant’s grandparents are Mrs Howard Golden of Donnellson and Mr and Mrs Russell Davison of Wayland with great grandmothers Mrs Delbert Wells of New London and Mrs Roy Davison of Wayland.

Rollin Davison Miami Drive Iowa City Mercy Hospital Stephanie Alexa Howard Golden Donnellson Russell Davison Wayland Delbert Wells New London Roy Davison

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